Clone of Overview

The first year is common to everyone and covers four main areas.

In the second year, you choose one of four curricula.

First year – Common to all curricula

Modeling, Design and Simulation of Mechatronic Systems

Topics: precision, reliability, and integration of mechanical components and measurement systems · modeling and simulation · mechanical design

Skills: develop high-performance design solutions using advanced simulation and analysis tools

Artificial Intelligence and Embedded Electronics

Topics: artificial intelligence techniques · digital signal processing methods · hardware architectures based on microprocessors and microcontrollers · embedded systems

Skills: development and implementation of machine and deep learning algorithms for the management and control of complex mechatronic systems

Control and Optimization of Dynamic Mechatronic Systems

Topics: modeling, dynamic analysis, vibration, numerical optimization, and automatic control of complex systems

Skills: design high-performance systems, through the application of optimal control techniques and optimization algorithms.

Digital Manufacturing

Topics: methods and tools for the design and management of industrial systems and products · product development · manufacturing processes · advanced software tools · industrial engineering

Skills: work in digitalized production environments and concurrent engineering contexts, with a systemic and innovation-oriented approach.

Second year - Choose one of the four curricula

Mechanics

Topics: design of advanced high-performance mechanical systems, structural and dynamic modeling, finite element methods, innovative actuators, applications in strategic sectors
Skills: developing high-performance mechanical solutions integrated into advanced mechatronic systems.

Robotics and Intelligent Vehicles

Topics: design and control of robotic systems and autonomous vehicles, perception, localization, planning, dynamic control, machine learning techniques.
Skills: develop intelligent and cooperative robots and autonomous driving systems

Space Systems and Instruments

Topics: design of systems and instruments for space applications, hardware design and qualification, sensing technologies, data processing systems, onboard artificial intelligence, advanced measurement techniques, remote sensing, space mission design
Skills: integrated approach to the design of space systems and instruments

Electronics and Smart Energy Systems

Topics: microelectronic devices and sensors, hardware for energy conversion and management, smart grids, intelligent IoT solutions, design and laboratory experimentation
Skills: advanced expertise in electronics, power systems and smart grids for the integration of renewable energy sources

What you'll study

What you’ll learn

With a Master’s degree in Intelligent Mechatronic Engineering, you will learn how to design and manage complex intelligent systems that integrate mechanics, electronics, control and artificial intelligence.

You will be able to:

model, simulate and control advanced mechatronic and cyber-physical systems
integrate mechanical design, embedded systems and AI into coherent architectures
optimise system performance and manage interactions between subsystems
address autonomy, adaptability and technological complexity

In the first year, you will build solid foundations in modelling, control, embedded systems and AI for mechatronics. Laboratory activities and applied projects strengthen your analytical and design skills.

In the second year, you will personalise your path through one of four curricula

Upon graduation, you will be able to:

develop a systemic view of complex mechatronic systems
design and control intelligent systems in industrial, robotic, space or energy contexts
apply optimisation, control and AI methods to real engineering challenges
contribute to innovation in advanced technological sectors

How you’ll learn it

You will not learn engineering only from lectures. You will learn it by designing, testing, simulating and solving real problems.

Throughout the programme, you will:

Work in laboratories where theory becomes experimentation
Develop projects in teams, tackling concrete engineering challenges
Use advanced simulation and digital design tools
Participate in workshops, seminars and student challenges
Engage with researchers and industry professionals
Gain professional experience through internships in Italy or abroad

This hands-on approach helps you build technical confidence, autonomy and the ability to operate in complex and evolving technological environments.

After Graduation

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Intelligent Mechatronic Engineering are prepared to operate in advanced technological sectors shaped by automation, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

You can work in:

Industrial and manufacturing companies
Robotics and automation sectors
Automotive and intelligent mobility industries
Space and aerospace organisations
Energy and smart infrastructure companies
Research centres and high-tech start-ups
Public institutions and engineering consultancy

You will be prepared for roles such as:

Systems engineer for complex and intelligent systems
Designer of mechatronic, robotic, autonomous or space systems
Specialist in control, optimisation and AI-based engineering solutions
Technical manager or innovation leader

The programme provides the competencies required by contemporary production systems and emerging technological domains.

Further Studies

If you are motivated to explore new technologies at the frontier of research, this degree provides a strong foundation for doctoral studies in mechatronics, mechanics, electronics, automation and related fields.

At the University of Trento, you may apply to a Phd programm that allows you to deepen your expertise, contribute to cutting-edge research and participate in international scientific collaborations:

PhD in Materials, Mechatronics and Systems Engineering