Robotics
(620) 276-0428 or
(620) 276-7611
Contact Us
Assistant Professor of Robotics
Yuriy Drubinskiy
yuriy.drubinskiy@gcccks.edu
Dean of Technical Education &
Workforce Development
Chuck Pfeifer
teched@gcccks.edu
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Friday
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Robotics
Robotics and mechatronics combine principles of mechanics, engineering, and computing to create and improve new technology that contains artificial intelligence. The field includes both the robots or systems that automate a process and the surroundings that allow the robot to sense and interact with their environment. Robotics and mechatronics is a growing field that is increasingly valuable in a diverse number of industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics
Math and Science Division Expert's Corner
Why Study Robotics and Mechatronics
A shortage of labor in industries such as manufacturing means companies are looking for ways to automate their processes where they can. There is a high demand for skilled workers with a broad skill-set that can develop and integrate automation systems. A certificate or degree in robotics and mechatronics prepares students for a variety of high-pay, high-tech career fields.
Scholarship Opportunities
This program is eligible for the Kansas Promise Scholarship as well as many other scholarship. Visit the GCCC Financial Aid page for more information about what scholarships are available.
Career Outlook
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Automation Technician
Robotics Technician
Integrated Manufacturing Technician
Flexible Manufacturing Technician
Network Technician