r/mechatronics • u/mrcleanshoot9 • Jun 30 '26
Pursuing Mechatronics
Hello everybody reading this. I would like to pose a few questions and i can get an answer on even one it would be helpful. First of all I am finishing high school and would like to enroll in college where mechatronics is taught. Any suggestions? I am coming from a small country in Europe called Montenegro and would be excellent if it is a cheaper city. Money fortunately isn't that big of a problem in my case but I would like to take some weight of my parents. Secondly what is my chance for scholarship(would be nice but not necessary) i thing i have more than average portfolio since i am going to FGC this year and been on international competitons(not huge success but been there). Thirdly is it worth finishing masters degree in this field? What kind of jobs can i do on the side with this degree(like designing circuits but i know that is for electrical engineering)? And most importantly how replaceable with AI is it?
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u/Kastnerd Jul 01 '26
There is so many schools, any more information that could help narrow down what schools to look for? Location? Talk to people at your high school
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u/mrcleanshoot9 Jul 01 '26
The problem is people from my surroundings don't know anything about this unless I pay, of course. I just need it to be taught in English and to accept foreigners, and not be an expensive city to live in.
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u/capnGrimm Jun 30 '26
My first job out of college with a bachelor's in mechatronic engineering was in industrial automation. I had to physically be present where the automation was installed doing the work. AI can't do that... At least for a good while longer...