Roane State Mechatronics: Dual Enrollment
What is mechatronics?
The mechatronics program trains
students to become technicians who
operate, maintain and repair high-tech
automated manufacturing systems.
Think of mechatronics as a
combination of engineering,
computer programming, and
robotics. If you enjoy technology
and hands-on learning, then you
will enjoy mechatronics.
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• You can take the entire first year
of mechatronics in high school
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• You can complete the second year
tuition-free at Roane State with the
Tennessee Promise.
• Along the way, you will be
prepared to earn Siemens Level 1
Mechatronics Assistant
Certification and Siemens Level 2
Mechatronics Associate
Certification, two credentials
highly regarded by manufacturing
employers.
• As part of the two-year program,
paid internships are offered.
Contact us to learn more and sign up for dual enrollment mechatronics.
Gordon Williams (865) 354-3000 ext. 4899 • williamsg1@roanestate.edu
www.roanestate.edu/mechatronics
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