Graduates of the program will be able to:
• Use advanced electronic diagnostic tools, such as scanners, to identify electromechanical faults in vehicles.
• Analyze diagnostic test results and follow vehicle wiring diagrams and service manuals to identify faults in electromechanical systems.
• Maintain and repair electromechanical systems, as well as mechanical and electrical components in vehicles.
• Service and repair internal combustion engines, gasoline and diesel engine management systems.
• Maintain and repair alternative fuel systems in cars, including hybrid vehicle technologies.
• Trace, repair, and replace wiring, sensors, and actuators in modern safety and comfort systems.
• Diagnose and repair faults in electronic and electrical components of automatic transmission systems, including hydraulic issues.
• Identify and service immobilizer and central locking systems, and troubleshoot CAN bus (Controller Area Network) systems.
• Repair and maintain body electronics systems such as power windows, sunroofs, lighting, and parking sensors.
• Perform tasks independently in accordance with work orders, professional standards, and occupational safety and health requirements.
• Work effectively as part of a team, planning and organizing work processes based on technical requirements.
• Communicate professionally with clients, understand their needs, and provide technical advice on services and products offered in repair workshops.

Graduates of the Automotive Mechatronics program can work in:
• Automotive companies and dealerships.
• Vehicle maintenance and repair workshops.
• The Ministry of Transport (Traffic Department).
• Industrial schools.
• Ministries of Education and Higher Education.
• Technical colleges and vocational training institutes.
• Freelance/self-employment in automotive diagnostics and repair.