Graduate programs in the Department of Mechanical Design and Robot Engineering allow professionals to lead in future convergence technology based on an understanding of precision machine systems and electronic control. In the programs, the research in state-of-the-art mechanical design and mechatronics has been performed. In the state-of-the-art mechanical design program, research centers on intelligent design, CAD/CAM/CAE, nano-micro systems, micro-manufacturing, and energy engineering. In the mechatronics program, research focuses on robotics, machine electronic systems, advanced control and automation. Graduates will act as experts in machine design and manufacturing in the fields of automotives, semiconductor equipment, state-of-the-art machinery, and production systems and in the robot automation fields of robotics, mechatronics, and control.

Mechanical systems, robotics, automotives, semiconductor equipment, aerospace, shipbuilding, plant / engineering, machine tools, LCD, OLED, mobile phones

The graduate programs aims for the combination of education and research in mechanical design and robot automation with training engineers to adapt in the core field of future industry. They construct the flexible education and research system and educate the core engineers of future technologies to secure the leading position in the field of mechatronics and systematically train the most competitive professionals. They have produced excellent graduates who respond to the industrial needs in a timely manner by obtaining the leading position in the field of convergence technology, the core of future industry. They expended to future industries such as new areas of bio, environment, and biomedical engineering and built the education and research base to support these areas; therefore, they have very large growth potential.