Master of Science in
Mechatronic Systems Engineering

The Master of Science in Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSMSE) program provides engineers with advanced scientific and engineering knowledge in an emerging high technology field – Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

Degrees in Mechatronics are very popular engineering degrees in many universities and colleges in Europe and Asia. Lawrence Technological University is proud to offer a unique MSMSE program in Michigan, and to further promote the MSMSE program in the United States of America.  

As an interdisciplinary, high-technology field in engineering of controllable mechanical systems, the MSMSE program synergizes the knowledge outcome by integrating specific areas of:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Mathematics and Computer Science

MSMSE Graduates will:

1. Learn specifics in mechanical system design for mechatronic systems
2. Develop strong analytical and application skills in analytical and adaptive dynamics of mechatronic systems
3. Provide expert knowledge in the areas of logic design of mechatronic systems, the classical and modern intelligent/robust control algorithm development, and designing mechanical systems with conjunction with their control systems
4. Develop analytical skills in the optimization of mechatronic systems
5. Learn principles of designing and be capable in the implementation of control algorithms in hardware – mechatronic systems.

MSMSE Graduates will be capable to apply their knowledge in various branches of the industry:

• Automotive and Aerospace
• Robotic Industry and Manufacturing
• Military Vehicle and Autonomous Vehicle Engineering
• Defense Systems Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Truck and Agricultural Tractor Engineering
• Climate Control Systems Engineering
• Material Processing
• Machine Test Systems Engineering 
• Communication Systems and Media
• Big and small business companies in countless fields of human activities
  

The program requires 30 credit hours, 10 three-credit courses to earn the MSMSE.   This is an evening program starting around 5:45pm. Thesis and non-thesis options are available.

Dr. Vladimir V. Vantsevich, Director
Tel.: (248) 204-2577
vantsevich@ltu.edu