Mechatronic systems is an interdisciplinary specialty that includes the following components: mechanical systems /components, mechanisms, devices, instruments, machines, and structures/; electronic systems /microelectronics, power electronics, sensorics, actuators, etc./; information systems /computer technology, software, modeling, 3D design, engineering analysis, simulation/.
According to the admission rules of TU - Sofia.
The training in the specialty "Mechatronic Systems" in English is based on mandatory and elective disciplines. The mandatory ones are: fundamental /mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science, engineering graphics/; humanities /economics, management and marketing/ and general engineering /materials science, mechanics, electrical engineering, electronics, microelectronics, automatic control and regulation, machine elements and mechanisms, microprocessor technology, sensors and actuators/. The elective disciplines form the following directions:
The distribution of students into the respective fields is carried out based on their expressed preferences and academic performance during the first two years of study.
A Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics and the professional qualification of Machine Engineer are awarded to graduating students.
Graduates with a Bachelor's degree may, if they wish, continue their education to obtain the higher educational and qualification degree of Master.
The professional integration of graduates can be achieved in all sectors of the economy, science, state and European administration, requiring higher education in the specialty.
The knowledge and skills acquired during the training process enable career development related to the design, implementation, and operation of various mechatronic systems.
