London Metropolitan University

Overview

The Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (BEng) program at London Metropolitan University offers an integrated foundation year designed to establish your technical skills in programming, engineering fundamentals, and core AI and robotics concepts. Throughout the course, you will engage in practical, lab-based learning and undertake a specialized project, equipping you for various roles in engineering, automation, and intelligent systems.

Delivered at the vibrant Holloway campus, this program combines lectures, interactive tutorials, and hands-on workshops to help you progress from foundational knowledge to advanced engineering competencies.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured to guide you from foundational engineering skills to specialized studies in AI and robotics, culminating in an individual project that showcases your expertise.

Foundation year (Year 1)

• Core engineering principles and technical study skills
• Introductory programming and logical reasoning
• Essential mathematics and engineering fundamentals
• Introduction to electronics and communications

Degree years (Years 2–4)

As you progress, you will delve deeper into modules that enhance your AI and robotics capabilities while solidifying your engineering knowledge:

• Logic and Mathematical Techniques
• Programming
• Electronics Systems
• Communications Engineering
• Additional AI and robotics modules (specific offerings may vary)

Specialization and project

• During the latter stages of the program, you will choose a specialist subject area within AI and robotics, such as electronic systems, programming, microprocessors, or network engineering.
• You will then complete an individual project related to your chosen specialization, supported by an academic supervisor.

Note: Module titles and sequencing may vary by academic year and program regulations. Please consult the program specification for the most current curriculum information.

Entry requirements

Applicants are evaluated based on the established entry criteria for the program. Specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this course are not commonly required.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Artificial Intelligence and Robotics program are well-prepared to enter a range of careers in engineering, automation, and intelligent systems. The skills acquired during the course equip you for roles in various industries, including technology, manufacturing, and research and development, where expertise in AI and robotics is increasingly in demand.