School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering

The School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE) at Simon Fraser University (SFU) is dedicated to advancing knowledge and training future high-tech leaders through research and education in areas such as sensing, actuation, intelligent systems, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, power, and energy. Program Highlights: Interdisciplinary Curriculum: MSE integrates mechanical, electrical, and software engineering, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of mechatronic systems. Hands-On Experience: From the first year, students engage in lab-based courses, applying theoretical knowledge to practical projects. The program culminates in a two-term, team-based capstone project. Co-operative Education: A mandatory co-op program offers paid practical experience, allowing students to explore various career paths and connect with potential employers. Research Opportunities: Graduate students can pursue advanced studies through thesis-based programs, engaging in cutting-edge research across multiple disciplines. Why Choose MSE at SFU? Small Class Sizes: Foster better interaction and support individual learning objectives. Industry Connections: Strong ties with high-tech industries provide students with opportunities for internships and collaborative projects. Entrepreneurial Support: SFU's robust entrepreneurship ecosystem assists students and alumni in launching successful startups. Graduates of the MSE program are well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including robotics, automation, manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, energy, and healthcare. The interdisciplinary skill set acquired equips them to tackle complex challenges in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape.