Mechatronic systems represent an interdisciplinary engineering field that integrates knowledge and technologies from several key areas. At their core are mechanical systems – from individual components, mechanisms, and devices to complex machines and structures. These are complemented by electronic systems, including microelectronics, power electronics, sensors, and actuators. An integral part of mechatronic systems is also information systems, which encompass computer hardware, software, modeling methods, 3D design, engineering analysis, and simulations. It is precisely the combination of these three areas that enables the creation of intelligent and efficient systems, which find wide application in modern industry and technology.

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/; humanitarian /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 directions is carried out based on their expressed preferences and academic performance during the first two years of study.