BEng (Hons) Robotics Engineering (Foundation Entry)
Course Overview
This Robotics Engineering Foundation Entry degree equips you with the core electronic and mechanical skills required for a successful career as a robotic engineer. The course integrates sensing, control theory, and computational intelligence to develop complex systems for tele-operated, semi-autonomous, and autonomous robots across diverse industries. You will graduate with a robust, practical skillset tailored for the modern technological landscape.
Key Program Highlights
- Access cutting-edge resources and industry-standard equipment within the Advanced Digital Manufacturing Technology (ADMT) facility.
- Tailor your degree with optional modules to align with your specific career aspirations and interests.
- Develop critical workplace skills including creative problem-solving, decision-making, and systems thinking.
- Enhance employability with an optional 48-week industry placement, supported by the University's strong industry links.
- Gain expertise in the full spectrum of robotics, from fundamental engineering principles to advanced autonomous systems.
Course Overview
This Robotics Engineering Foundation Entry degree equips you with the core electronic and mechanical skills required for a successful career as a robotic engineer. The course integrates sensing, control theory, and computational intelligence to develop complex systems for tele-operated, semi-autonomous, and autonomous robots across diverse industries. You will graduate with a robust, practical skillset tailored for the modern technological landscape.
Key Program Highlights
- Access cutting-edge resources and industry-standard equipment within the Advanced Digital Manufacturing Technology (ADMT) facility.
- Tailor your degree with optional modules to align with your specific career aspirations and interests.
- Develop critical workplace skills including creative problem-solving, decision-making, and systems thinking.
- Enhance employability with an optional 48-week industry placement, supported by the University's strong industry links.
- Gain expertise in the full spectrum of robotics, from fundamental engineering principles to advanced autonomous systems.
