Industrial Robotics University of Aberdeen

Overview

Why Industrial Robotics at University of Aberdeen?

The University of Aberdeen is recognised for its pioneering approach to Industrial Robotics, making it the first programme in the UK to focus explicitly on this area. The programme benefits from strong industry partnerships and state-of-the-art facilities, including a dedicated robotics laboratory equipped with advanced technologies such as the Pepper robot and Panda robot arm. These resources provide students with hands-on experience, essential for mastering the complexities of robotics and automation.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

- National Students: £11,100 per year - International Students: £26,250 per year Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MSc in Industrial Robotics encompasses a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for the challenges of the industry. The programme is structured into three stages:

• Stage 1:
  • Intelligent Robotics for Energy Infrastructure
  • Applied Artificial Intelligence
  • Introduction to Mobile Robotics and Bioinspiration
  • Advanced Control Engineering
• Stage 2:
  • Kinematics and Dynamics of Industrial Robot Arms
  • Industrial Robot Programming and Learning
  • Mathematical Optimisation
  • Rehabilitation Engineering and Biomechanics
• Stage 3:
  • MSc Individual Project

The programme concludes with a research-based dissertation project, allowing students to apply their knowledge to real-world problems, enhancing their research skills and expertise.

Industry Demand

The demand for professionals skilled in robotics and artificial intelligence is rapidly increasing. As industries embrace automation and advanced technologies, the need for qualified graduates who can design and implement robotic systems is becoming crucial. This programme equips students with the necessary knowledge and skills to meet these demands.

Careers with Industrial Robotics

Graduates of the MSc in Industrial Robotics can expect to find numerous career opportunities in various sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and energy. Roles may include roboticists, automation engineers, software developers, and data scientists. The programme aims to prepare students for the challenges of the Industry 4.0 landscape, where automation and robotics play a pivotal role in transforming traditional industries. Alumni have gone on to work with leading companies, contributing to innovative projects that shape the future of technology.