2 maintained school records are currently linked for New York. Use the links to verify practical requirements and current program details directly with the institution.
The best current program matches in New York
These 2 school-linked records are ranked through the Mechatronics Guide Index and were reviewed August 14, 2026. The institution’s own page remains the primary source for current facts.
best abet etac mechatronics engineering technology programs
BS in Mechatronics Engineering Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology · Rochester, NY
RIT's BS in Mechatronics Engineering Technology is the most-recognized ETAC-accredited mechatronics technology bachelor's in the country, with a median first-year salary of $78.5K and a placement footprint that includes Tesla, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, General Motors, Northrop Grumman, SharkNinja, Sony, and Boston Scientific. The program is built around RIT's defining co-op requirement: four mandatory paid co-op blocks totaling roughly a full year of industry experience before graduation. 72% of major coursework includes a lab component, and a Combined Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's option lets students complete both degrees in five years.
- Published tuition
- $60,110/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- ETAC
best abet eac mechatronics engineering programs
BS in Mechatronic Engineering
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology · Flushing, NY
Vaughn College is the only institution in the Northeast holding ABET-EAC accreditation for a Mechatronic Engineering BS — accredited under both the General Criteria AND the Program Criteria for Mechatronics, Robotics, and Similarly Named Engineering Programs (the more specific accreditation tier). The 134-credit curriculum combines mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering to prepare graduates for aerospace, automation, automotive, computer, and communications industries. Vaughn's deep aviation roots (the campus sits adjacent to LaGuardia Airport) give the program a strong aerospace and avionics flavor that's harder to find elsewhere in mechatronics education.
- Published tuition
- $28,230/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- EAC
How should you compare options in New York?
Choose the responsibility level first: a short credential, an associate pathway into maintenance and automation work, or an engineering-focused bachelor’s or graduate degree. Then compare the current curriculum, lab access, employer-connected learning, total cost, and your ability to complete practical requirements.
Related rankings and accreditation guidance
Mechatronics Certificates
Shorter certificate pathways can help a working learner build specific skills, but they are not interchangeable with an accredited degree or a documented apprenticeship.
Degree levelBest Mechatronics Associate Degree Programs
A mechatronics associate degree is commonly the practical entry point for automation and maintenance roles. Look closely at lab time, industrial controls exposure, and local employer partnerships.
Degree levelBest Mechatronics Bachelor’s Degree Programs
A mechatronics bachelor’s degree typically adds calculus, engineering analysis, design, and systems thinking to the applied automation core.
AccreditationABET-EAC engineering programs
Compare engineering-focused programs using a separate, source-linked ranking.
Delivery formatOnline mechatronics programs
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Work pathwayPrograms with apprenticeships
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