General studies – include courses about entrepreneurship and business planning, quality management, Estonian language and culture, management and leadership and more.
Core studies – cover basics of mechatronics, including advanced robotics, mechatronic systems modelling and control, control instrumentation, microprocessor systems, etc.
Special studies – students can choose Specialisation Grounds (dynamics of robots and machines, object-oriented programming, electronics, data acquisition means and methods), Mechatronics Applications (industrial automation and drives, industrial internship, prototyping, mechatronics and smart systems project), Smart Systems (fundamentals of sustainable energy engineering, computer-aided manufacturing, advanced manufacturing planning and control systems, biomedical sensors, foundations of cyber security, machine vision, etc.).
Free choice courses – students can choose from a wide variety of courses offered at the university.
Graduation thesis – a research project that presents technical or research problems in the area of mechatronics, automation or robotics.