According to the definition of Graduate Profile in the Graduate Learning Outcomes Preparation Guide for Study Programs, the graduate profile refers to the areas of expertise or specific fields of work that a graduate engages in within 1-3 years after completing their study program. The graduate profile is more about the roles and functions of graduates rather than specific positions or types of jobs. It can be established based on studies of the labor market needs required by businesses, industries, and government, as well as the needs for advancing knowledge and technology.
To address the challenges posed by industrial needs and the advancement of science and technology in the future, the Bachelor’s Program in Mechatronics Engineering formulates the following Graduate Profile:
- Graduates possess spirituality and values that underpin professional behavior individually and based on divinity, contributing to the improvement of community quality.
- Graduates are capable of working both individually and in teams, professionally and responsibly, as well as being able to communicate effectively and collaborate in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary teams, and are ready for further personal development.
- Graduates can build mechatronics systems and/or products using mathematics and engineering tools, starting from needs analysis, solution design, development, and testing.
Career Prospects
Graduates of Mechatronics Engineering can work in various industries, especially in industries that utilize automated/robotic machinery. Examples include:
- Manufacturing Industry
- Automotive Industry
- Electronics Industry
- Defense Industry
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Food Industry
- Packaging Industry
- Logistics Industry
- Aviation Industry
- Future Agriculture Industry
In addition, graduates of Mechatronics Engineering can also be directed to become technopreneurs.