The MSc programme in Electro-Mechanical System Design (EMSD) at Aalborg University, Denmark, educates graduates who are able to engineer systems and devices where mechanics, electronics, and intelligent control systems are integrated tightly. In this way synergetic advantages can be exploited in order to develop truly mechatronic products where different technologies are merged together in the best possible way for use in e.g. industrial products and in automotive components. Electro-Mechanical Systems Design, Aalborg University, DenmarkAs a candidate at the Electro-Mechanical Systems Design programme, you gain a broad knowledge within the areas of mechatronic system design, modelling and analysis of electro-mechanical systems, information technology and control theory. This enables you to take part in interdisciplinary technical development and research projects. In the programme, emphasis is put on disciplines such as modelling of multi-domain systems, simulation, system optimisation, and applied control engineering. The programme offers courses within the following fields Control of Fluid Power and Electrical Servomechanisms Embedded Micro Processors Finite Element Methods Engineering Optimisation Control Theory: Multivariable and Nonlinear Systems AC Motor Drives: Converters and Control Project work The project work is focused on putting theory into practice. You will typically do your project work in cooperation with a company; this is a great opportunity to try out your ideas and knowledge in real-life. Project examples Integration of electric and combustion engine in a Mercedes S400 Hybrid car Design and control of power take-off system for wave-energy power plant Advanced regulation of robots

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