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The Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) founded in 1966 is one of the youngest Austrian Universities. It comprises three faculties, social sciences and economics, law, natural sciences and engineering. At present, some 20,000 students are enrolled in the three faculties. The faculty for natural sciences and engineering has about 3000 students, 26 institutes, 52 professors, 162 assistant professors and other scientific staff, and about 150 project-financed scientists. It offers studies for mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer sciences, and since 1990 mechatronics. JKU as one of the first universities worldwide established a full academic curriculum mechatronics to account for the changing needs in engineering education. 11 Professors and 35 public paid assistants teach about 700 mechatronic students in the mechanical and electrical engineering disciplines and in automatic control. The education in computer sciences is carried by the computer science department. In their research work, the professors and assistants are supplemented by some 30 research scientists funded from different projects and research grants.