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Online Mechatronics Engineering Degrees and Programs

Mechatronics engineering integrates mechanical, electrical and computer engineering in controlled electromechanical systems — sensors, actuators, embedded control and automation.

Rule: Included when the program's official title names mechatronics engineering, or when a broad engineering degree has a formally named mechatronics engineering concentration (labelled as a concentration). Online coursework is required; Engineering Technology degrees are listed separately. This page updates from the directory's verified facts.

Listed alphabetically by school. This directory is not a ranking. What we list

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verified online programs

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fully online (stated)

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are concentrations of a broad degree

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matched to a current ABET accreditation

Also: 1 online Engineering Technology program in a related discipline, listed separately — Engineering Technology (related). They are not counted as mechatronics engineering degrees.

No verified programs here yet

We list a program only after checking its awarded degree, major, online pathway and details on the school's own website. Missing information never counts as a match, and not finding a program in our research is not proof that none exists.

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No verified online mechatronics engineering degree yet. The online mechatronics offerings we found were Engineering Technology degrees or certificates, which are listed separately and never counted as engineering degrees. Related verified options: robotics engineering and mechanical engineering. That is not proof that none exists. Campus programs are never listed as online. Related verified options: all engineering majors.

Attendance and labs

Hands-on integration labs are part of mechatronics; online programs publish kits, remote labs or campus sessions.

Accreditation and licensure

Every school listed holds institutional accreditation from a recognized agency. ABET accredits programs, mostly bachelor's degrees; graduate programs are rarely ABET-accredited and that is not a mark against them. Professional Engineer licensure is decided by each state board. Licensure and online degrees

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