MSc Systems Engineering for the Internet of Things

UCL (University College London)

Prepare for a career as an innovator by combining technical and entrepreneurial skills in sensor systems to solve real-world problems. This one-year Master's integrates electronics, programming, robotics and the Internet of Things (IoT) with entrepreneurship. Gain hands-on experience across the full innovation cycle from ideation and prototyping to deployment, with a focus on robotics, embedded systems, and AI-enabled IoT. The fast-growing IoT field faces challenges from the interaction of digital and physical processes. This programme prepares you to become an expert in IoT, suitable for industries such as manufacturing, consumer electronics, security, mining, design, transport, exploration, and healthcare. This programme combines academic expertise in Systems Engineering for the Internet of Things with insights from industry experts and real-world customers. Hands-on experience is central to this degree, with multiple projects throughout the programme. You will gain a core understanding of designing, deploying, and using distributed sensors and actuators in the real world, along with entrepreneurial skills and practical experience. You will also learn about laws, regulations, customer needs, and societal implications, providing a comprehensive understanding of innovations in sensor systems. Taught at the new UCL East campus in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, this programme offers a modern learning environment that embraces an ethos of community and innovation. The campus and surrounding area are equipped with sensor systems, offering cutting-edge learning opportunities in this exciting location. This programme is ideal for those starting a career in research or development or taking up positions within industry. It requires a broad range of skills, from designing and deploying IoT sensor systems to leading the creation of IoT services. These skills are sought after in industries such as manufacturing, consumer electronics, security, mining, design, transport, exploration, and healthcare.

Engineering Sciences