MA/MS in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering

This master of science in engineering with a robotics focus is designed for professionals who want to advance in one of the country's fastest-growing fields. The curriculum is flexible enough to fit alongside current work. Students gain broad multidisciplinary engineering knowledge together with specialized study, exploring topics such as perception and sensing and machine intelligence. A thesis route adds a six-credit thesis to classroom study, while the non-thesis route replaces it with two technical electives. Courses are offered in person with part-time hybrid options. Graduates can apply their skills in aerospace, automotive, health care, and pharmaceutical settings. Students can attend part-time while employed, and the graduate curriculum builds on engineering fundamentals so that the specialized study connects with established practice in industries already adopting automation.