February 10, 2020
Adding to its cache of degree programs that prepare graduates to meet the needs of industry, Trine University has launched a Bachelor of Science in mechatronics and robotics engineering degree program.
Classes for the new program begin in August.
Part of the Wade Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, Trine University’s Bachelor of Science in mechatronics and robotics engineering degree is built on foundations from Trine’s mechanical and electrical engineering programs, with an additional mechatronics and robotics core that prepares graduates to practice robotics engineering at the professional level.
“With advances in technology and unprecedented worker shortages, industries are increasingly relying on robotic applications,” said Ryan Overton, Ph.D., dean of the Allen School of Engineering and Computing. “In the past, separate individuals with expertise in computer engineering, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering designed machines. However, as manufacturers move toward more technologically driven automated systems, there is a growing demand for professionals with experience in all these areas.”
Trine University’s mechatronics and robotics engineering program seeks to provide students with the breadth and depth of knowledge needed to solve tomorrow’s industry challenges by giving them the skills to develop automated systems and smart solutions. Those who earn the degree will be prepared to pursue graduate studies and continuing education in addition to engineering careers.
Mechatronics and robotics engineering is the latest addition to nearly 120 years of engineering education at Trine, and continues the university’s long history of offering programs that lead to employment for graduates. Over the past seven years, more than 99 percent of Trine graduates have been employed or in graduate school within six months of commencement.
For more information on mechatronics and robotics engineering at Trine University, visit trine.edu.
Last Updated: 06/30/2020
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Trine University’s McKetta Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering students showcased their skills and excellence at the 2024 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) National Student Conference, earning national awards and honors while competing against top programs from across the country.
High school seniors looking to enroll at Trine University in fall 2025 are invited to attend Instant Admission Day on Tuesday, Jan. 8, where they can receive an immediate admission decision and learn about scholarship opportunities.
Trine University’s esports teams rose to new levels of success this fall, winning their first conference championship and first national titles in Overwatch and League of Legends.