University of Southern Denmark MSc in Engineering - Mechatronics
University of Southern Denmark

University of Southern Denmark

MSc in Engineering - Mechatronics

Sønderborg, Denmark

MSc

2 years

English

Full time

01 Mar 2026*

01 Sep 2026

EUR 17,300 / per year **

On-Campus

* for EU/EEA and Swiss citizens and applicants holding a Danish residence permit I for non-EU/EEA citizens without a current residence permit deadline is 01.02.2026

** Free for full degree students with Nordic, EU/EEA and Swiss citizenship.

Key Summary

    About : The MSc in Engineering - Mechatronics is an advanced postgraduate programme that covers the integration of mechanical, electronic, and computer systems. The course is designed to equip students with both theoretical and practical knowledge essential for tackling complex engineering problems. Students will engage in hands-on projects and cutting-edge research during their studies.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including robotics, automotive engineering, and industrial automation. They may work as mechatronics engineers, control systems engineers, or in roles that involve design and analysis of multifaceted systems in both private and public sectors.

The combination of mechanics, electronics and software is used in everything from robots to refrigerators. With a master degree in Mechatronics you could, for example, make smaller and faster information technology products or create energy saving products. Your thorough knowledge and understanding of Mechatronics enables you to create innovative technological solutions to everyday challenges.
As a master student you learn to develop advanced control systems that will meet future demands.

Project based and research based study environment

You become part of a project based and problem based study environment where you work in project groups. You and your fellow students are responsible for planning and carrying out the project – and for meeting the deadlines. Usually we receive the project outlines from companies and we emphasise that the problems you solve are ‘real-world’ problems. The last semester is devoted to the master thesis, which will typically be carried out at or in cooperation with an industrial company.

Versatile career paths

With a master degree in Mechatronics you will have a range of job opportunities – in Denmark and abroad. The degree qualifies you for work in the development of user-friendly products of the future – products that combine technologies such as mechatronics, electronics and software; in industrial companies, among others.

It is also possible to continue on a three-year research programme which will lead to a PhD degree. Another option is to study an industrial research programme which is carried out in close cooperation with a company where you are employed.

Graduates who have completed this master programme are entitled to use the title of Master of Science (MSc) in Engineering (Mechatronics).