8 Part-time PhD programmes in Mechatronics

The University of Dundee offers this research degree in Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics. Research is undertaken within four main groups, and within these groups, smaller specialised research sub-groups operate.

The Micro‑Opto‑Electro‑Mechanical Systems (MOEMS) development (Mechanical Engineering) doctoral candidate position at VILNIUS TECH is available in faculty of Mechanics, department of Mechatronics, Robotics and Digital Manufacturing. Applicants interested in other research topics related to general mechatronics, robotics and digital manufacturing are also welcome to apply.

Our reputation for excellent research has been built over 60 years in the areas of Intelligent & Autonomous Systems, Aerodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Flight & Flow Control Dynamics, Avionics Navigation & Control, Space Sciences Engineering and Modelling & Simulation. We offer a phd degree in Autonomous Systems and Connectivity at University of Glasgow. 

The Applied Mechanics from Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava graduates are acquainted with the principles of independent as well as team research work and can present the results in professional publications and conferences. 

Within the Mechanical, Manufacturing and Mechatronic Engineering PhD program from RMIT University and use your advanced research skills to further the growth and development of mechanical and manufacturing engineering.    

Our Applied Photonics at University of Glasgow is an alternative to a traditional PhD aimed at students looking for a career in industry. Students spend about 75% of time working directly with a company in addition to receiving advanced-level training from a broad portfolio of technical and business courses.

The Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering programme offered by University of Waterloo develops advanced expertise in mechanical systems, automation technologies, and engineering innovation.

The graduate of the Industrial Mechatronics programme from The Technical University of Kosice (TUKE) has knowledge in the field of mechanics, electronics, control, sensors, converters, actuators and other areas, which he can integrate into functional units with a synergistic effect.