Mechatronics and Autonomous Systems with Foundation Year - BEng (Hons)

Why study Mechatronics and Autonomous Systems with Foundation Year at Liverpool John Moores University Interdisciplinary course fusing mechanical, electronic and control engineering Well-equipped electronics and computing laboratories State-of-the-art software and excellent technical support Accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on behalf of the Engineering Council for the purposes of partly meeting the academic requirement for registration as a Chartered Engineer Options for sandwich with year-long industrial placement or study abroad About your course Mechatronic and autonomous systems build and run the world we live in. From the robots that built your car to fast food restaurant interactive kiosks, intelligent machines are the future. The BEng in Mechatronics and Autonomous Systems will make sure you take a leading role in that future. This programme has been developed to answer a need in industry for engineers with the fusion of electronic and mechanical skills required to develop modern automation systems. LJMU has built a good relationship with North West engineering companies and their feedback has been a big factor in the development of this programme. We live in an information age and our graduates leave equipped with the software and hardware skills required to succeed in the exciting times ahead. Research undertaken by the Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering is based within the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Research Centre. The Centre has two key research groups the Microelectronics Research Group and the Electric Machines and Drives Research Group. These two research groups have expertise within the following key research areas: New materials and devices for future microelectronic industry New characterisation techniques for VLSI devices Development of advanced techniques for variables-speed electric drives Qualification, modelling and aging prediction Development of novel control techniques for power electronic converters Modelling, simulation and experimental characterisation of power electronic converters and variable speed drives Research staff are encouraged to make use of their expertise during undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Foundation Year The Foundation Year is ideal if you have the interest and ability to study for a degree, but do not have the qualifications to enter directly onto the Mechatronics and Autonomous Systems honours degree programme yet. Once you pass the Foundation Year (level 3) you will progress directly onto the first year of the honours degree. If you are a full-time UK student, you will qualify for student financial support for the full duration of your course (subject to eligibility criteria).