Robotics MSc

Cranfield University

Robots are becoming ubiquitous in industrial environments as well as in everyday life. Industries including automotive, oil and gas, construction, smart cities, aerospace and energy have significant future growth in the service robot domain. The course provides insight into multiple application domains for intelligent and autonomous robot systems including industry, hazardous environments, health care, domestic/assistive robotics, and autonomous vehicles. Unique in its focus on human aspects and supported by practical applications, this course will enhance your employment prospects by providing you with relevant theoretical knowledge and practical skills to meet rising global demand for professionals in this field.The course is suitable for those with essential engineering mathematics knowledge and basic computer programming skills who are looking to broaden their understanding of robotics uses, applications and science. Typically our students come from backgrounds in aeronautics/aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical/electronic engineering, pure mathematics, computer science, software engineering, mechatronic engineering, information technology.