University College of Skövde

What you'll study

The first year at the home university covers core courses in automation, mechatronic design and mechanical design together with language studies. During the programme you can specialise at partner institutions in distinct areas:

• Intelligent automation and computational methods (Högskolan i Skövde)
• System analysis and production development (University of Oviedo, Spain)
• Microtechnology and energy efficiency (Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Germany)
• Mechatronics and micromechatronics (SUPMICROTECH – ENSMM, France)

Entry requirements

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in automation, production, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, mechanical, electrical or electronic engineering. The application deadline is 15 January; application details and the application link are available via the EU4M portal (www.eu4m.eu/student/application).

Career prospects

The programme is designed to prepare graduates for international careers in mechatronics by combining technical depth with mobility and language skills. The EU4M network is highlighted as a bridge to global career opportunities and industry collaboration mentioned in the programme news and alumni outcomes.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

There are scholarships to apply for within the programme. EU4M also provides practical student support such as assistance with visa applications, access to the EU4M network, health insurance and language courses with support aimed at reaching B1 in the host-country language.