BA/BS in Automation

The Automation programme sits within the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering and follows an outcome-based education approach supported by an engineering accreditation framework. Teaching links classroom learning with innovation projects and cooperation with industry, aiming at engineers who can design, develop and manage automated systems. Students study electronic technology, control technology, computer technology, network technology and intelligent technology. The curriculum builds practical design and integration skills alongside teamwork, social responsibility and a habit of continuous learning. Graduates can follow technological change and work in automation and related fields. Typical roles include system design and development, system integration, operation and maintenance, project management and technical services. Students also gain experience in engineering projects and cooperation with local industry, supporting regional automation needs.