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Yochanan01:
Please, Does OAU offers mechatronics engineering?

Are you also going for mechatronics

I have not enter school but after seeing this
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So this what I will experience

No one is talking about
Mechatronics
Electrical engineering
Mechanical/computer engineering e. T. C

And these are the future of the world,
Must you study a course all because you want to get a job in Nigeria.
What about creativity?
Passion?
Dreams?

salford1:
Don't study mechatronics. It is also not much of a sellable course outside the country too. Just study the core course i.e. Mechanical or Electrical, then you can later specialize in Automation/Controls or Mechatronics either by employer training, university/college certification or Postgraduate training at a university or college. If you have any question, let me know. I have 2 Engineering degrees, a Masters in Engineering and also practice outside the country.

Thanks but I am so confused right now.. Watsapp no :08087997152

Socratez20:
1. It is spelt as Mechatronics Engineering

2. Robotics in itself is a subset of mechatronics. All robotic systems are mechatronics systems, all mechatronics systems are not robotics systems.

3. Mechatronics Engineering is still futuristic in Nigeria, however, it depends on your after study plans, but I would honestly recommend it in light of the digital age and coming economic shifts in Africa. If you want to be a margin of safety to it seeing through the lenses of present-day Nigeria, then I would recommend you give mechanical, electrical or telecommunications engineering a shot, then follow with an MSc in Mechatronics.

4. Follow your dreams and here is what I mean...sift through all the advice and make your decision based on logic and your passion.

5. I would strongly recommend you give FUTMinna a good shot for this course, you will not regret it, it is one of the best out there, otherwise consider ABUAD and if you have the resources Covenant will be fantastic.

6. I hope this helps...good luck with your future endeavours.

Thanks so you mean I should go for electrical engineering/mechanical engineering first and then later go for mechatronics but what if I highly interested in mechatronics

UraniumMind:
Send me a mail. This is my current course of study.

Please I will like to talk to you
My watsapp no 08087997152

Email dwot18ofc@gmail.com

Brunicekid:
Mecatronics is not a common course in Nigeria Universities.

I know it's not common, so what's your advice

MzTunechi:
Yes. It is a very good course. Choose Federal University of Technology, Minna.

Thanks but I will like to know if that area(minna) is a safe place to study because I leave in edo state

AlphaStorm:
Go to FUOYE, they have a wonderful Mechatronics Engineering course

Thanks,
What do you think about the course

UraniumMind:
Send me a mail. This is my current course of study.

Please sir are you on whatsapp

donprinyo:
U r still being deceived with big names. Ask urself di question, which company do u think u can apply both courses in Nigeria

I know about the job and economic situation of Nigeria but I won't compare my dream or ambitious based on Nigeria economy

Sorry for posting this here but nairaland education section doesn't respond

since there's no robotic engineering in Nigeria, after conducting my research I finally discovered that the closest course to robotic engineering is mecatronics and I decided to take the course which is mecatronics but what's your advice?
Please is the course good and what's the best university to study it.

King2019:
I will like to chat with you
How can I contact you?

Are you on watsapp

So since there's no robotic engineering in Nigeria, after conducting my research I finally discovered that the closest course to robotic engineering is mecatronics and I decided to take the course is mecatronics but what's your advice?
Please is the course good and what's the best university to study it.

Try factory resetting it

kecee99:
Goal!!!!!

Wolves 2:1 Livar

I know of hitler
I know of Osama Ben ladin
I know of Boko haram
But who are you

Koredav:
Hmmmmm see easy access oooo... Go naija

Please has Rohr been sacked

The draw for the second round of CAF’s FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifying competition was held in Cairo. Here is the result.


A total of 54 African nations will take part in the qualifying phase of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, but only five of them will get to represent their continent at the next edition of football’s flagship event.

The 14 first-round winners join the top 26 African teams (based on the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking of December 2019) in the second round.

These 40 teams was divided into 10 groups of four.

In each group, the teams will play each other home and away in a mini-league format.

The ten group winners will progress to the third and final round, which will feature five two-legged play-off ties.

The five winners of these play-offs qualify for

Group c
Nigeria
Cape veirde
Central Africa
Liberia

Please someone should respond now

I just sent my name and sur name to 55019 twice but I am not receiving any code

You guys are still using watsapp.
Have you heard of telegram
Telegram is the combination of YouTube +Facebook +watsapp and Instagram.

Though I am Young but I have also experienced lots of dark sports on my body but it usually don't last for a year.

Try using nixoderm cream

Any answer

wizzy199:
AE-FUNAI, offers mecatronics Engineering

Please any answer

charlesm91:
Barca losing it once again and ucl won’t come as a surprise either but apparently Messi would win balon cos he gonna score 50 goals in la liga

You guys have start overhyping again.
I won't say anything but remember Ronaldo is back

Ronaldo