Bachelor in School of Mechanical & Control Engineering

The School of Mechanical & Control Engineering at Handong Global University in Pohang, South Korea offers a bachelor's degree program taught in English. Mechanical and control engineering covers the design, analysis, and operation of mechanical systems together with the control theory used to make machines and processes behave predictably and efficiently. Students typically study subjects such as statics and dynamics, thermodynamics, materials, manufacturing processes, and control systems, alongside mathematics and programming used to model and simulate mechanical behavior. Laboratory and project work often asks students to design mechanical components or small systems and then apply feedback control methods so that those systems respond correctly to changing conditions. This combination of mechanical design and control engineering is widely used in areas such as robotics, automotive systems, aerospace components, manufacturing automation, and consumer devices, giving graduates a foundation for careers as design engineers, control engineers, manufacturing engineers, or researchers, as well as a base for graduate study. The program runs over eight semesters, with new students able to start in the spring semester in March or the fall semester in September. Because instruction is delivered in English, applicants are expected to follow technical lectures, laboratory work, and assessments conducted in English throughout the degree. Students in the School of Mechanical & Control Engineering are part of the Handong Global University campus in Pohang, working alongside peers in related engineering and science programs while building the analytical and hands-on skills needed for mechanical and control engineering practice.