MSc Robotics in Plymouth United Kingdom | University of Plymouth

Acquire cutting-edge theoretical and practical expertise from our globally renowned specialists in intelligent and autonomous systems. Complete your studies prepared to embark on a rewarding career in robotics or academic research, tackling real-world challenges across diverse sectors including home automation, medical robotics, agricultural technology, transportation, creative industries, and space or ocean exploration.

Stay current with pioneering advancements in artificial intelligence, adaptive systems, neural networks, dynamic modeling, and remote monitoring technologies. Our regular seminar program featuring industry leaders and academic pioneers helps you maintain a competitive advantage in this rapidly evolving discipline.
Stand out from the crowd. Our program sets itself apart from other robotics master's degrees worldwide by delivering more comprehensive theoretical foundations and hands-on experience with interactive intelligent robotics.
Enhance your capabilities using state-of-the-art resources such as 3D prototyping equipment, advanced PCB manufacturing tools, and our internationally recognized Plymouth Humanoid robotics platform.
Receive specialized instruction from researchers in the Autonomous Marine Systems Research Group and the Centre for Robotics and Neural Systems (CRNS).
With the opening of our new engineering and design complex, students across engineering, science and arts disciplines will gain access to cutting-edge specialist equipment and innovative lab spaces.
This program holds accreditation from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), satisfying the Engineering Council's requirements for Chartered Engineer status. Note: Full CEng registration requires an accredited BEng/BSc (Hons) undergraduate degree.
Experience the advantage of an interdisciplinary approach that integrates traditionally separate fields. You'll develop the comprehensive skills needed to create complete mechanical, electronic, control and computing systems.
International students may qualify for UK government postgraduate scholarships covering tuition and living expenses.

1 year Full Time program.