About

Mechatronics Department

The Mechatronics Division is one of the modern and distinguished specializations within the Department of Mechanical Engineering. It combines several major engineering fields, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronics, control systems, and computer engineering. The division aims to prepare engineers with multidisciplinary skills to design and implement smart and interactive systems used in industrial, medical, and service applications.

Main Areas of Study:

• Design of integrated mechanical and electronic systems
• Programming microcontrollers and control systems
• Robotics and industrial automation
• Smart sensing and measurement systems
• Computer-aided design and engineering simulation
• Artificial intelligence applications in mechanical systems

Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the Mechatronics Division are qualified to work in various sectors, including:

• Industrial automation and control companies
• Robotics and artificial intelligence industries
• Automotive and aerospace sectors
• Technology firms and R&D centers
• Smart factories and automated production lines
• Biomedical fields (smart and assistive devices)

Required Skills and Knowledge:

• Mastery of mechanical and electrical engineering principles
• Proficiency in programming embedded systems and microcontrollers
• In-depth understanding of control circuits and dynamic systems
• Ability to use engineering design and simulation tools
• Creative thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills

Student Activities and Competitions:
The division actively encourages students to participate in engineering competitions and projects that foster innovation and hands-on experience, such as:

• Robotics competitions
• AI and control system contests
• Graduation project exhibitions
• Programming and engineering design challenges
• Local and international competitions in smart systems and robotics

Faculty Members:
The Mechatronics Division includes a distinguished group of faculty members with high qualifications and diverse expertise in interdisciplinary fields. They contribute to:

• Enhancing the educational process with up-to-date curricula and advanced teaching tools
• Supervising student research and applied projects
• Bridging academic content with market and industry needs
• Developing students’ technical and practical skills

The excellence of the academic staff is a key pillar of the division’s success, helping to prepare engineers who can keep pace with rapid technological advancements.