International Mechatronics

Study mode:On campus Study type:Full-time Languages: English
Deadline: May 31, 2026
501–600 place StudyQA ranking:3991 Duration:

International Mechatronics at Leibniz University Hannover offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education that combines mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and automation technology. The program is designed to prepare students for the demanding challenges of modern technology development and industrial automation. Students will gain a solid foundation in core engineering principles, including mechanics, electronics, control systems, and programming, complemented by specialized knowledge in robotics, sensor technology, embedded systems, and data communication. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through laboratory work, project-based assignments, and internships, fostering practical skills and problem-solving abilities essential for the industry. The program encourages a global perspective by integrating international perspectives and collaborations, preparing graduates for careers in multinational companies, research, and development, or entrepreneurial ventures. Instruction is primarily in English, facilitating effective communication in the international workplace and enhancing students' language skills. Leibniz University Hannover's state-of-the-art facilities and close cooperation with industry partners provide students with excellent opportunities for internships, research projects, and real-world application of their knowledge. Graduates of the International Mechatronics program will be equipped to develop innovative solutions for complex engineering problems, contribute to advancements in automation and robotics, and excel in dynamic technological environments. The program aims to produce versatile engineers who are not only technically proficient but also capable of interdisciplinary thinking, collaborative work, and continuous learning in a rapidly evolving field.

Educational organisation

More detailed information about the course content can be found in the International Mechatronics Leaflet.
http://www.maschinenbau.uni-hannover.de/fileadmin/institut/pdf/Flyer/international_mechatronics_flyer.19.08.2015.pdf

Study abroad unit(s)

Participants spend the first and second semesters in St. Petersburg, the third and fourth semesters at Leibniz Universität Hannover.

Internships

No internship is required but may be useful.

Forms of assessment

Written or oral examination after each semester

Course objectives

The aim is to train students in the multidisciplinary field of mechatronics. Therefore, the study programme consists of about 25% basic skills (mathematics, physics), 25% electrically oriented skills, 25% mechanical skills, and 25% information technologies. Various laboratory projects and a voluntary internship provide the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge.

Language requirements

Applicants must provide proof of their English skills.

Academic requirements

The requirement for participation in the Master's course is a BSc in mechatronics, mechanical engineering or electrical engineering.
All applicants for the Master's course must attend an entrance test (written examination and selection interview).

Enrolment fees

Unless otherwise noted by the faculty, on enrolment, students have to pay approx. 370 EUR as an administrative fee including a semester ticket (public transport costs).

Costs of living

See: http://www.international.uni-hannover.de/lebenshaltungskosten0.html

Job opportunities

Student assistant positions are available.

Funding opportunities within the university

Scholarships are available for excellent students.

Arrival support

The International Office offers a variety of services and support for international students.
It helps students in finding suitable accommodation, offers a pick-up service from the airport or railway station, provides newly arrived students with a "study buddy" and helps them deal with administrative issues. Moreover, it organises an orientation week at the beginning of each semester.
http://www.international.uni-hannover.de/

Services and support for international students

See: http://www.international.uni-hannover.de/594.html?&L=1

Accommodation

The International Office, in cooperation with the "Studentenwerk" (Student Services), offers an accommodation service for all newly incoming international students and scholars. This free service can help you find a suitable room or apartment. In the case that you don't need your accommodation for a certain period of time, we can try to help you to rent out your room.
Please contact: zimmervermittlung@io.uni-hannover.de
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