Umeå University

Overview

The Master's programme in Robotics and Control at Umeå University integrates robotics engineering with control theory and contemporary artificial intelligence. Students will engage in a blend of lectures, practical labs, seminars, and an extensive project component, allowing for customization of studies in areas such as AI-driven robotics, computer vision, or the control of autonomous systems. All instruction is provided in English.

What you'll study

The programme features a mix of advanced coursework and a significant project component. Typically, students will undertake two courses simultaneously, followed by an examination period. Many courses incorporate hands-on laboratory work to enhance learning through experimentation.

Key course areas include:

• Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
• Methods and Applications of Artificial Intelligence
• Adaptive Control Techniques
• Control Methods for Robotic Applications
• Image Processing
• Modeling Techniques in Robotics

Project work (30 ECTS): A one-semester project where students apply their knowledge to a robotics and control challenge. The project culminates in an oral defense and a written thesis.

Personalisation: Students may have the opportunity to select additional courses that align with their interests, subject to programme guidelines and availability.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this programme, and no minimum GPA is publicly stated. Prospective students should verify their eligibility based on the general admission criteria set by Umeå University.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Robotics and Control Master's programme are well-prepared for a variety of careers in the high-demand fields of robotics and automation. They can pursue opportunities in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, aerospace, and technology, engaging in roles that involve designing, developing, and managing robotic systems and AI applications.