MSc Robotics

Robert Gordon University

This MSc Robotics course is an interdisciplinary course in the School of Computing, Engineering and Technology. The vision of our MSc Robotics course is to develop highly employable experts in robotics, autonomous system and AI technologies, who can lead the future advancements in the domain.

The main highlight of this MSc course is a project-based learning approach developed by our expert academics to enhance the integration of our engineers into the industry of the future. The course will provide graduates with practical experience as it incorporates practical activities, site visits, case study learning, and industry guest lectures. There will be an opportunity for completing the final project with industry. Final projects will also be supported by our school research groups working in various interdisciplinary areas, thus providing graduates with research skills as well.

The course also includes group projects on real-life applications that address various aspects of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). The key features of this MSc Robotics course will make the prospective students highly employable and entrepreneurial.

Learning Methods

The course will be delivered by an interdisciplinary team of subject experts, using a range of methods. The course will be delivered using a mixture of both in class and online activities, increasing interactivity and variety to learning methods. Each of the 8 modules comprises up to 35 hours of lectures, tutorials, group project work and an individual project.