MSc Robotics at Robert Gordon University

This MSc Robotics course is an interdisciplinary course in the School of Computing, Engineering and Technology. The vision of our MSc Robotics course is to develop highly employable experts in robotics, autonomous system and AI technologies, who can lead the future advancements in the domain. The main highlight of this MSc course is a project-based learning approach developed by our expert academics to enhance the integration of our engineers into the industry of the future.

Faculty: School of Computing, Engineering and Technology  |  Duration: 16 months full-time; 12 months full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: January; September  |  Location: Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom

What you will study

The MSc Robotics course is delivered through shared modules involving various disciplines such as Computing, Engineering and Engineering Management. In semester 1, you will study Advanced Robotics, which is a core robotics module covering relevant and up to date subject material pertaining to robotics along with Advanced Artificial Intelligence which deals with fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence and also covers Natural Language Processing and human-robot dialogues and conversations.

Career pathways

Graduates of the MSc Robotics course could expect careers in a variety of industries, including: Robotics engineering project manager, Robotics design engineer, AI and Machine learning specialist, Robotics Project engineer, Robotics equipment manufacturers.

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