The BSc in Mechatronics at UCT is an interdisciplinary engineering degree that fuses mechanical engineering with light-current electronics and electrical systems. Graduates emerge with a uniquely broad skill set — able to design sensors and actuators, programme microcontrollers, develop control algorithms, and integrate these components into complete mechatronic systems. This combination is in high demand across South Africa's mining, automotive, and manufacturing sectors as they automate operations and adopt fourth industrial revolution technologies. The degree is accredited by ECSA, opening the path to registration as a professional engineer, and is internationally recognised under the Washington Accord.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 80%
Physical Sciences: 75%
APS: 500
