Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

Overview

The MSc in Advanced Robotics Systems at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University equips students with sophisticated skills in intelligent robotics, focusing on areas such as perception, cognition, control, and machine learning. This program uniquely blends essential technical coursework with applied research and industry-focused experiences, preparing graduates for careers in robotics engineering and innovation.

What you'll study

The program features a combination of core modules and hands-on research training, culminating in a substantial dissertation or advanced industrial project.

Indicative taught modules include:

• Intelligent Robotics and Applications

• Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

• Applied Research Techniques and Methodologies

• Advanced Robotic Intelligence and Machine Learning

• Control and Sensor Technologies Applications

• Contemporary Mechatronics in Intelligent Robotics

Industry immersion and final project:

• Industry immersion/internship: Gain practical experience through a year-long industry-focused placement, applying your robotics knowledge in real-world settings.

• Dissertation or advanced industrial project: Complete a significant final project addressing research questions or industry challenges, backed by the program's research methods training.

Note: Module availability, sequencing, and project formats may vary. Please consult the university for details specific to your intake.

Entry requirements

Academic qualifications: A minimum of an Upper Second Class (2:1) degree or its equivalent is required for admission.

English language proficiency: Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English through one of the following:

• TOEFL iBT: 90

• IELTS: 6.5

• PTE Academic: 62

Other requirements: General admission criteria may vary depending on the candidate's educational background. Typically, students from China should be from the top 100 universities according to the Shanghai Ranking, while other international applicants' requirements will depend on their previous institutions.

Career prospects