Robotics

Studying MSc Robotics will allow you to: 

• be trained in core robotics techniques, from basic kinematics to robot control, robot navigation, robot planning, machine vision, and human-robot interaction, and in enabling technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NPL), machine learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT) 
• receive an extensive training in robot programming, especially using the robotic operating system (ROS), and practical implementation of solutions on real robots 
• apply skills in various applications through major robotics projects, relevant to research and industry, and involving systems such as autonomous vehicles, underwater robots, humanoid and social robots, advanced manipulators for compliant control, and novel robot designs 
• obtain access to staff from leading research groups to mentor their development and guide their research projects 

On this degree you will be offered flexibility in the courses you study so that you can specialise in specific domains of robotics application. Check the course details section below for more information.