Overview
The Mechatronics Systems Engineering program at Simon Fraser University integrates mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering to focus on the design, development, and control of intelligent systems. Objectives include equipping students with skills in automation, robotics, and embedded systems through a curriculum that emphasizes interdisciplinary problem-solving and practical application. Unique features include a mandatory co-operative education (co-op) component, providing paid work experience, and project-based learning in advanced labs.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for roles in industries such as robotics, automotive manufacturing, aerospace, and biomedical engineering. The program's emphasis on hands-on experience enhances employability in designing automated systems and smart devices.
Key Faculty/Staff
The program is led by faculty in the School of Engineering Science, including experts like Dr. Shahin Sirouspour, who specializes in control systems and robotics, and Dr. Victor Zúñiga, focusing on mechatronics design.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
Students access specialized facilities such as the Mechatronics Systems Engineering Laboratory and the Centre for Engineering Innovation, equipped for prototyping and testing. Partnerships with industry leaders like BC Hydro and local tech firms support research and co-op placements.
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