New digital technologies are transforming the workplace as companies improve their operational efficiencies and grow using new hybrid business models. This Master's degree develops your career with this in mind, giving you the knowledge and skills to develop and work with the next generation of smart technologies.

Why study MSc Mechatronic Systems Engineering at Middlesex University?

This course is designed for science and technology graduates as well as experienced engineers who wish to update their skills in the emerging areas of smart factories and smart cities, utilising Industry 4.0 technologies.

Designed to meet the evolving demands of the industry, the course is backed by Festo, National Instruments and Siemens and is supported by the Sector Skills Council SEMTA. As a result, you will learn using the latest technologies from these organisations and work on real industry challenges.

It recognises that graduates will have different levels of skills and a variety of interests related to this subject, so has been specifically designed to take a portfolio approach. This allows you to work on a wide range of projects to build your knowledge and experience specific to your own ambitions.

On successful completion of the programme you will be able to progress into a career in a wide range of automation industries in roles such as:

• Automation engineers
• Security engineers for cyber-physical applications
• Specialist practitioner in Internet of Things industry

You'll also be equipped to work in the emerging areas of smart factories and smart cities, utilising Industry 4.0 technologies.