11 maintained school records are currently linked for Texas. Use the links to verify practical requirements and current program details directly with the institution.
The best current program matches in Texas
These 11 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 mechatronics certificate programs
Robotics and Mechatronics Technology Certificate
South Texas College · McAllen, TX
South Texas College's Robotics and Mechatronics Technology Certificate is part of the broader Advanced Manufacturing Technology pathway. Graduates earn FANUC Level 1 Robot Operator certification through the NOCTI exam. HSI institution serving the Rio Grande Valley, with GE-funded scholarships and FANUC partnership.
- Published tuition
- $2,000/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics associate programs
AAS in Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics
St. Philip's College · San Antonio, TX
St. Philip's College in the Alamo Colleges District runs an Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics AAS structured as the top of a three-tier stackable ladder (Level 1 Certificate to Level 2 to AAS). HSI-designated institution serving San Antonio's manufacturing workforce. Toyota Texas truck plant, Caterpillar, and JCB are primary employer targets.
- Published tuition
- $2,500/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
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Mechatronics Technology Certificate
Dallas College · Dallas, TX
Dallas College's Mechatronics Technology Certificate is a Level 1 credential designed as a fast-track entry point for the Eastfield/Mountain View industrial corridor. Courses stack directly into the Electro Mechanical Technology AAS for students who want to continue. TSI-waived entry removes the standardized testing barrier for incumbent workers.
- Published tuition
- $1,500/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics certificate programs
Mechatronics Technology Occupational Skills Award
Dallas College · Dallas, TX
Shortest entry credential in Dallas College's mechatronics ladder. The Occupational Skills Award is designed for incumbent workers seeking a stackable mechatronics credential without committing to the full certificate or AAS. Completion in 4-6 months full-time.
- Published tuition
- $1,000/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
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AAS in Robotics-Automated Manufacturing Technology
Lone Star College · Houston, TX
Lone Star College's Robotics-Automated Manufacturing Technology AAS (formerly Mechatronics Technician) prepares students for industrial automation roles across PLCs, robotics, hydraulics, and pneumatics in the Houston-area petrochemical and manufacturing corridor. Graduates earn the MSSC Certified Production Technician credential and can articulate into SFA's BS in Engineering at LSC-Kingwood. ExxonMobil Baytown and Chevron Phillips at Bayport are primary employer targets.
- Published tuition
- $3,600/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
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Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics Level 1 Certificate
St. Philip's College · San Antonio, TX
Entry-level credential at St. Philip's College that stacks directly into the Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics AAS. HSI institution with majority-Hispanic enrollment, addressing the South Texas workforce equity gap in advanced manufacturing.
- Published tuition
- $1,500/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics certificate programs
Mechanical Technician / Mechatronics Occupational Skills Award
Lone Star College · Houston, TX
Lone Star College's Mechanical Technician/Mechatronics Occupational Skills Award is a fast-track, non-credit credential (around $2,560 total) that prepares students for the MSSC Certified Production Technician (CPT) certification — making graduates immediately credentialed at the national-recognition level. The North Harris campus serves the Houston petrochemical corridor (ExxonMobil Baytown, Chevron Phillips, Bayport industrial district) with strong placement into instrumentation and controls (I&C) technician roles. Lone Star also offers longer credit certificates for students who want a more traditional path.
- Published tuition
- $2,560/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics associate programs
AAS in Electro Mechanical Technology
Dallas College · Dallas, TX
Dallas College's Electro Mechanical Technology AAS at the Eastfield and Mountain View campuses merges electronics, mechanics, fluid power, PLC/computer controls, sensors, transducers and actuators in a single 60-credit AAS. The program positions graduates as technicians ready to adapt to ongoing industry automation changes across the broader DFW manufacturing employer base.
- Published tuition
- $2,970/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics certificate programs
Electromechanical Systems and Mechatronics Certificate
University of North Texas · Denton, TX
University of North Texas's Electromechanical Systems and Mechatronics Certificate is a rare university-level mechatronics-titled credential in Texas. Open to students across any major, the program uses MATLAB-based labs covering robotics kinematics/dynamics, sensors/actuators, trajectory planning, and vision systems. Good fit for UNT engineering students who want formal mechatronics specialization without changing majors.
- Published tuition
- $11,500/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics associate programs
AAS in Mechatronics Technology
Texas State Technical College · Harlingen, TX
Texas State Technical College's Mechatronics Technology AAS is one of the few state-funded technical-college mechatronics degrees in Texas. TSTC's Money-Back Guarantee places graduates statewide. The program is transitioning to an Advanced Manufacturing title in Fall 2026 per official TSTC communications, but currently enrolls under the mechatronics name. Available at multiple TSTC campuses.
- Published tuition
- $5,500/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- SACSCOC
best mechatronics masters programs
MS in Mechatronics Engineering
Texas A&M University–Kingsville · Kingsville, TX
Texas A&M University-Kingsville offers a standalone Master of Science in Mechatronics Engineering (not an ME track or concentration) — jointly delivered by the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The program structure runs 30 credit hours for the thesis option or 36 for non-thesis, anchored by four required mechatronics-specific core courses including "Mechatronics," "Sensors and Actuators in Mechatronics," and "Embedded System Design for Mechatronics." TAMUK's Fast-Track option lets qualified undergraduate engineering students earn both BS and MS in roughly five years. Public-tuition pricing under $8,000/year in-state — among the most affordable dedicated MS in Mechatronics options in the country.
- Published tuition
- $7,860/yr
- Format
- on-campus
- Accreditation
- ABET
How should you compare options in Texas?
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
Explore documented earn-while-you-learn signals.
