Kaunas University of Technology

Overview

The Automation and Control program at Kaunas University of Technology offers a comprehensive education in the design and operation of advanced automated systems. This field is crucial for various sectors, including manufacturing, energy, robotics, and smart infrastructure. Throughout the course, students will gain hands-on experience through laboratory training and a professional internship, preparing them for real-world engineering challenges.

• Level: Bachelor’s (BEng)
• Duration: Typically 48 months
• Credits: Confirm ECTS total with the university
• Delivery: On-campus
• Language of instruction: English
• Special focus: Industrial automation, robotics, and process/transport control
• Internship: Professional internship included
• Mathematics admission test: OMPT accepted (for eligible applicants)
• English requirements: IELTS ≥ 5.5 or TOEFL iBT ≥ 75 (or equivalent)

What you'll study

This program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enabling students to develop essential skills in:

• Automation and control principles for industrial systems
• Fundamentals of robotics and mechatronic systems
• Industrial sensors and computer-based measurement techniques
• Industrial software tools for system design and implementation
• Engineering problem-solving, teamwork, and technical communication

Study progression: In the initial years, students establish a strong foundation in mathematics, engineering sciences, and core automation/control topics. In the later stages, they can choose specialized tracks such as control systems, mechatronic systems, or process control.

Practical component: A professional internship provides students with the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in an industrial environment. The program also includes project work that aligns with current practices in automation and control engineering.

Curriculum details: For specific module lists, credit distributions, and semester-by-semester plans, please refer to the official program curriculum on the university website.

Entry requirements

Students interested in enrolling must meet specific academic criteria, including:

• Final exam in mathematics (weight: 0.4)
• Final exam in either chemistry, physics, biology, information technologies, geography, or engineering technologies (weight: 0.4)
• Final exam in English language (weight: 0.2)

Career prospects