University of Genoa

Overview

The University of Genoa offers a PhD in Robotics and Intelligent Machines, focusing on cutting-edge research in robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. This program promotes interdisciplinary projects, encompassing various aspects of intelligent robotic systems, including perception, control, and human-robot interaction.

What you'll study

Doctoral training integrates research supervision with structured learning opportunities.

• Core research areas: Robot Perception and Control; Machine Learning for Robotics; Swarm Robotics; Human-Robot Interaction; Autonomous Systems.
• Research work: Candidates will conduct independent research under faculty supervision, which includes literature review, method development, experimentation, and validation.
• Doctoral training activities: Participation in advanced seminars, research workshops, and training sessions tailored to the candidate’s research focus.
• Progress milestones: Regular evaluations are conducted in accordance with doctoral regulations, such as annual reviews and progress assessments.
• Final thesis: Candidates will submit a doctoral dissertation based on original research, which will be followed by the necessary examination process.

Note: The specific course offerings, number of training activities, and elective options will vary based on the candidate’s research proposal and the doctoral school’s annual plan.

Entry requirements

Candidates must possess a degree that aligns with the regulations prior to the reform of academic freedom in universities, or a specialist/II level degree, or an equivalent foreign qualification. A background in robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, or related fields is essential.

Career prospects

Graduates of the PhD in Robotics and Intelligent Machines will be equipped with advanced knowledge and skills, preparing them for careers in academia, research institutions, and various industries that focus on robotics and intelligent systems. This program opens up opportunities in fields such as automation, healthcare technology, and smart manufacturing.