The University of Sheffield in the UK is now accepting applications for its one-year MSc Robotics programme starting in September 2025. The course fee is £31,190 (2981951.14). Applicants need at least 60% marks in a relevant subject such as engineering, mathematics or physics, and meet English proficiency requirements with an overall IELTS score of 6.5.
The MSc Robotics course is accredited by the Engineering Council UK, the IET and the Institute of Measurement and Control, providing graduates with a qualification that is internationally recognised and respected.
Programme Highlights
Students will gain advanced knowledge in key areas such as machine intelligence, robotic sensing, perception, and autonomous systems. Core modules include:
- Data Modelling and Machine Intelligence
- Foundations of Robotics
- Mechatronics for Robotics
- Manipulator Robotics
- Machine Vision
- Mobile Robotics and Autonomous Systems
- Multisensor and Decision Systems
- Robotics Project and Dissertation
The curriculum integrates both theoretical foundations and practical applications, equipping students to address real-world challenges across sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and aerospace.
Scholarship Opportunities
To support international students, the university is offering 75 International Postgraduate Taught Merit Scholarships, each valued at £10,000 (956060.00). These scholarships will be applied towards tuition fees for the September 2025 intake. Eligible candidates must submit their applications by 1 PM (UK time) on May 12, 2025.
Career Prospects
The University of Sheffield emphasizes the growing importance of robotics across various industries. Through this program, students will gain interdisciplinary expertise in robotics, artificial intelligence, robotic devices, and autonomous systems. They can also customize their learning experience by choosing optional modules, which include opportunities to collaborate with industry partners on real-world projects. The research-level dissertation allows students to take a leading role in developing innovative solutions in the field of robotics.
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