BACHELOR OF MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS

Our Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering programme is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in the core principles and concepts of mechatronics, an interdisciplinary field that integrates mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering.

Throughout this programme, you will explore the design, development, and control of smart systems and devices that combine mechanical, electronic, and software components. The curriculum is carefully crafted to cover a wide range of topics, including robotics, automation, sensors and actuators, embedded systems, and control engineering. You will learn how to design and implement intelligent systems, working with cutting-edge technologies that shape the future of industries such as manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and aerospace.

One of the key features of our programme is the emphasis on hands-on learning and industry engagement. You will have the opportunity to participate in practical projects, internships, and collaborative research, allowing you to apply your theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges. This approach ensures that you graduate with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills required to excel in the evolving field of mechatronics.

As we welcome applicants from all over the world, we are thrilled to see many students recognising the exceptional quality and opportunities our programme offers, and their drive to be selected in a competitive admissions process.

Duration

4-year
Study options

Full Time Only

Our curriculum places a strong emphasis on the practical application of knowledge. Through hands-on laboratory experiments and industry-relevant projects, you will gain valuable experience in applying theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios.

Primary Major

This component consists of Common Core subjects, which are common modules across a discipline that provides the fundamental knowledge of the discipline.

Common Core

Year 1

• Engineering Mathematics and Modelling I
• Engineering Design and Analysis 
• Circuits and Signals 
• Engineering Mathematics and Modelling II 
• Programming Techniques 
• Thermofluid Engineering 1 
• Digital and Analog Electronics 

Year 2

• Engineering Design and Project Management
• Materials and Manufacturing
• Finite Element Method and Simulation
• Electrical Power and Machines

Year 3

• Microprocessors and Computer Architecture
• Engineering Solid Mechanics
• Automatic Control and Instrumentation
• Mechanical Vibration
• Power Electronics and Industrial Drives
• Engineering Dynamics
• Industrial Training

Year 4

• Mechatronics Engineering Group Project I
• Final Year Engineering Project I
• Professional Engineering and Society
• Mechatronics Engineering Group Project II
• Final Year Engineering Project II

Note: All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

Specialisation

Specialisation 1: Robotics

• Introduction to Robotics
• Robotics Dynamics and Control
• Robotics Sensor and Actuator

Specialisation 2: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• Digital Imaging Processing
• Machine Learning for Engineers
• Deep Learning for Engineers

University Core

This component aims to develop critical thinking, build up social intelligence and cultivate civic responsibility as well as broaden cultural knowledge. These consist of compulsory and nationally-mandated study modules required by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education.

• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban / Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa
• Emotional Intelligence in Action
• Kursus Integriti Dan Antirasuah (Integrity And Anti-Corruption)
• Social Innovation Project

Notes:

1. Students are requested to take Bahasa Kebangsaan A if they do not obtain a Credit for Bahasa Malaysia in SPM.
2. All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

Flexible Education

The Flexible Education component offers students the flexibility to explore modules in a related or unrelated field, enhancing and complementing their primary major. This component allows students to broaden their knowledge and skills by selecting modules from the same or different schools within the university.

Flexible Education can take various forms, including free electives, extensions, minors, or even a second major. These options provide students with the opportunity to delve deeper into a specific area of interest or broaden their understanding by exploring a different field of study.

You will need to choose one of the package below.

Minor

You will need to select any Minor packages offered by Taylor's University. We have provided some suggested Minors below, and you can refer to the Flexible Education Guide for the complete list.

• Entrepreneurship
• Project Management

Choose any Minor package* offered by Taylor’s University.

Refer to the Flexible Study Guide for the list of Minor packages

The minor offered are subject to availability and you will need to meet the minimum module pre and co-requisite.

Free Electives

You will need to select any five (5) of the Free Electives offered by Taylor's University. You can refer to the Flexible Education Guide for the complete list.

The free electives offered are subject to availability and you will need to meet the minimum module pre and co-requisite.

Our programme offers an exciting opportunity for individuals passionate about the field of Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering. To ensure a smooth admission process, please take note of our entry requirements listed below.

Prerequisites

SPM/O-Level with Pre-University/Foundation

Pass SPM/O-level or equivalent with 5 credits for entry with Pre-U/Foundation qualification (Except for UEC).

SPM/O-Level with Diploma

Pass SPM/O-level or equivalent with 3 credits for entry with Diploma qualification.

Note: All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

Entry Pathway

AUSMAT (SACEi)

ATAR 65 including Mathematics (preferably Specialist Mathematics) and Physics / Chemistry

A Level

Min. DDD including Mathematics and Physics / Chemistry

Canadian Pre-University (CPU)

Min. average of 60% in 6 subjects including Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors and Physics / Chemistry

Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM)

CC in Mathematics and Physics /Chemistry

Unified Examination Certificate (UEC)

Pass in UEC with 5Bs with maximum 25 points including Mathematics and

Physics / Chemistry

Taylor’s Foundation in Engineering (FIE)

Pass Foundation in Engineering with min. CGPA 2.00

Foundation in Science (FIS)

Pass Foundation in Science with min CGPA of 2.00 including Mathematics and Physics / Chemistry

International Baccalaureate (IB)

Min. 24 points in 6 subjects including Mathematics and Physics / Chemistry

Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY)

Overall 50% including Physics A&B / Chemistry A&B and Mathematics A&B

Other Qualifications

Ministry of Education Matriculation in related field min. CGPA 2.00 including

OR

Foundation in the Field of Engineering with min. CGPA 2.00

OR

Diploma in Engineering with min. CGPA2.00 from any institution recognised by the Malaysian Govt.

Application via APEL A is allowed. For more information, visit here.

Notes: 

1. All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

English Requirements

LOCAL STUDENTS

IELTS

Band 4.0

TOEFL

30-31 (Internet Based Test)

MUET

Band 3.0

Pre-University/Diploma

Completed Pre-U/Diploma that was conducted in English

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

• IELTS score of 5.0 OR its equivalent
• Completed Pre-U/Diploma that was conducted in English

Note: All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

STUDENT PASS / VISA REQUIREMENTS (INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS)

All international students who plan to study full-time in Malaysia are required to obtain a Student Pass (Student Visa) before starting their studies.

• You must receive an official Offer Letter from the university before applying for a student pass

• The university will submit your Student Pass application through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) on your behalf

• A Visa Approval Letter (VAL / eVAL) is required before travelling to Malaysia

• Studying on a tourist or social visit visa is not permitted

• Your passport must be valid for at least 18 months from your intended intake date

• Visa processing time depends on EMGS and Malaysian Immigration approval

• After arriving in Malaysia, all students must complete a medical check-up at an EMGS-registered clinic

• Your Student Pass will be issued only after medical clearance and document verification

• Continuing students must renew their Student Pass before it expires

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR STUDENT PASS APPLICATION

The following documents are commonly required for all international students:

• Valid passport (clear scanned copy of all pages, including blank pages)

• Passport-size photograph with a white background

• Official Offer Letter from the university

• Academic certificates and transcripts related to your programme

• English language proficiency certificate (IELTS / TOEFL or equivalent), if required

• Proof of acceptance or tuition fee payment (if requested by the university)

• Student Pass / Visa processing fee as determined by EMGS

• Completed EMGS Health Declaration Form (if applicable)

Please note: All documents not originally in English must be submitted together with certified English translations.

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS (IF APPLICABLE)

Some students may be asked to provide extra documents depending on their situation:

• Release Letter and Visa Cancellation Letter (for students transferring from another institution in Malaysia)

• School Leaving Certificate (for foundation or diploma applicants)

• Sponsorship or Scholarship Letter (if your studies are funded)

• Proof of financial support to cover tuition fees and living expenses

• Statutory Declaration (if there are name differences across documents)

• Resume or Character Reference Letter (commonly required for applicants above 23 years old)

• Police Clearance Certificate (if requested by EMGS or embassy authorities)

• Copy of previous Malaysian visa or Resident Pass (if applicable)

AFTER ARRIVING IN MALAYSIA

Once you arrive in Malaysia, you will need to:

• Complete a medical examination at an EMGS-approved clinic

• Submit your passport for Student Pass endorsement

• Receive a temporary Special Pass (if applicable) while your Student Pass is being processed

• Collect your Student Pass and complete university registration

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

• Student Pass requirements are set by Malaysian Immigration and EMGS and may vary by nationality
• The university’s International Office will guide you through each step of the process
• Students are strongly advised to prepare documents at least 2–3 months before intake
• Requirements may change, so always follow the latest instructions provided by the university