Masters

Master Advanced Robotics, Mechatronics and Automatic Control

DegreeMasters

FieldMechatronics & Robotics

A two‑year (120 ECTS) master preparing specialists in mechatronics, robotics, automatic control and image processing, with a local strength in miniaturization. Suited to students aiming for engineering roles in industry, R&D, or continuation to a PhD; the programme is available full‑time or by apprenticeship and includes instruction in English.

What you'll study

The curriculum spans two academic years (semesters 7–10) and covers advanced topics in mechatronics, robotics, automatic control and image processing with local expertise in miniaturization. The first year includes a general M1 ARMAC pathway (semester 7 noted as 30 credits) and the structure allows for an optional project. Instruction is offered in English and the training pathway can be followed either full‑time or via apprenticeship.

Entry requirements

Specific entry conditions are not detailed on the source page. The programme is presented as a standard master’s degree pathway (Master Automatique, robotique) and applicants should consult the university for exact prerequisites, application procedures and assessment of prior qualifications.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for engineering positions in industrial practice and research and development. The Master also prepares students who wish to pursue a doctoral thesis after completion of the programme.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source does not list funding specifics. Prospective applicants should explore standard routes such as university scholarships, apprenticeship contracts (which the programme supports), national grants, and research‑linked funding via FEMTO‑ST or Graduate School EIPHI for those pursuing research pathways.