Mechatronics and Robotics Master

Key Information

Deadline:

January 15 & July 15 & March 10 & September 22

Deadline:

The programme is open to all applicants with a bachelor's degree grade of 2.5 or better.

Start:

Summer semester & Winter semester

Start:

Lectures begin in mid-March for the summer semester / at the end of September for the winter semester.

Location:

Heilbronn TechCampus

Location:

Max-Planck-Str. 39, 74081 Heilbronn

Study form:

Full-time

Study form:

Traditional full-time course on campus.

Degree:

Master of Engineering

Degree:

Master of Engineering

3 Semester:

90 ECTS

3 Semester:

1.5 years standard period of study

Tuition fee:

1500 €

Tuition fee:

Concerns students form non-EU/EEA countries only

Language:

German / English

Language:

The language of instruction is English for the Research programme profile. The other profiles do have lectures in German.

Programme Overview

With the Master of Mechatronics und Robotics you will be able to solve the problems of today and develop the products of tomorrow: Applications range from robotics to automotive engineering, from industrial digitalisation, flexible production engineering and smart sensors to medical technology.

Topics you will deal with in your studies include: networked robots, laser processing equipment and sensors in an Industry 4.0 environment and lightweight high-strength bionic structures manufactured using 3D printing. You will deal with innovative mechatronic systems, such as assembly processes in automation engineering and control systems in the automotive sector. The wide range of courses in various technical fields offers the opportunity to specialise in one's own interests.

Programme Profiles

Programme Profile 'Engineering'

Programme Profile 'Development Management'

Programme Profile 'International'

Programme Profile 'Research'

Career Perspectives

Programme Structure

Statistical Methods
Selected Topics of Mathematics
Engineering Project

Elective subjects (selection):

Autonomous systems: Deep learning
Autonomous systems: Path planning and control
Autonomous systems: Perception and situation understanding
Advanced Suspension Systems
Industrial Processes in Materials Engineering
Lightweight Car Body Engineering
Optical Sensors
Numerical Methods and Optimization
Design of Experiments

You will be able to practically apply this knowledge in your engineering project. Small teams of students tackle work on specific tasks from the industry. The tasks can be of a constructive, experimental or theoretical nature.

The wide range of elective subjects (see module handbook) and the option to take elective subjects of other faculties or universities (including from abroad) will provide you with a well-rounded professional profile.

Requirements and Application

Before applying to Heilbronn University, non-German Bachelor degrees need to be declared equivalent to a German first degree. Therefore, please fill in the below form "Application for Recognition of Certificate" as well as the necessary documents also mentioned below, or an equivalent certificate issued by Studienkolleg Konstanz or UniAssist.

Please note: Requirements of the Bachelor's degree for admission to the master's programme are

a grade of 2.5 or better (German grading scale)
210 ECTS credits (see page 10 in the ECTS User's Guide for more information) - at least, however, 180 ECTS (conditions for acceptance do apply)
comparable first degree with a predominant engineering component of at least 50%.
for studies in German at least level B2
for studies in English (research profile) at least level B2

The entry requirements in German also apply to Incomings (Erasmus+, Global, Freemover). However, we also offer and recommend appr. 30 ECTS lectures in English language that you can attend.