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Engineering
Mechanical Engineering - Automotive Engineering
Robotics & Cybernetics
Brighton
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
The world of robotics is exciting and fast paced – revolutionising the way we live, work and play.
This course is for you if you’re a non-engineering graduate wishing to work for engineering companies. This MSc will give you the skills needed to work for employers developing or applying:
-Devices or systems for robotics and automation
-Smart systems with autonomous capability
-Ubiquitous and wearable computing
You build on your individual responsibility, critical awareness and creative thinking, and examine issues such as:
-Project management, planning and scheduling
-Resourcing
-Documentation and communication
We also offer this MSc with an industrial placement year, making it a two-year course, or with a Masters industrial placement.
This course is for you if you’re a non-engineering graduate wishing to work for engineering companies. This MSc will give you the skills needed to work for employers developing or applying:
-Devices or systems for robotics and automation
-Smart systems with autonomous capability
-Ubiquitous and wearable computing
You build on your individual responsibility, critical awareness and creative thinking, and examine issues such as:
-Project management, planning and scheduling
-Resourcing
-Documentation and communication
We also offer this MSc with an industrial placement year, making it a two-year course, or with a Masters industrial placement.
How will I study?
You’ll study an introduction toRead more about this course
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for non-engineering graduates. It is suitable for students with a lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate honours degree or above in subjects including and related to mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, agricultural engineering, and those subjects where graduates have developed logical analytical skills which may include, for example, economics, experimental psychology, and physical geography. Applicants will also be interviewed as part of the selection process. Students will be required to successfully complete an introductory course in the first two weeks of the degree.
