Bachelor in Mechatronic systems and materials

Bialystok University of Technology, located in Białystok, offers Mechatronic systems and materials as a bachelor's program delivered in English over seven semesters, with yearly tuition of 2500 EUR. The program gives students knowledge across informatics, automatic regulation, robotics, mechanical engineering, materials and biomaterials, preparing graduates to work across a range of engineering fields and contribute to technological progress. Graduates can find roles in companies and institutions where expertise in automation, modern materials, modern computer technology, structures or bioengineering is required. The course list covers mechatronics essentials, engineering mechanics, fundamentals of electrical engineering, mathematics and physics, and an introduction to computing, alongside materials science and strength of materials. Students study automatic control, signals and systems, dynamics of multibody systems, metrology and measurement systems, machine design, and manufacturing technology, as well as digital and microprocessor technology, fluid mechanics, and polymers and composites. Further topics include computer-aided design, CNC manufacturing technology, automation, smart materials, instrumentation of control systems, biomaterials, thermodynamics, diagnostics, programming of control systems, mobile robots, mechatronics, CAD/CAM/CAE systems, and vehicles. This combination of subjects positions graduates for careers in automation engineering, robotics, product design and materials engineering, where they can apply skills in sensor systems, control programming and mechanical design. Mechatronics programs of this kind typically lead to roles in manufacturing, research and development, and technical consulting, reflecting the field's position at the intersection of mechanical, electrical and software engineering across modern industrial sectors.