How to apply in January
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Master's Degree
Learn how to apply robotics!
Are you interested in learning and applying modern robotics? Gain understanding of latest trends in robotics, such as mobile and collaborative robotics and artificial intelligence from robotics perspective. After completing the studies, you will be able to perform specialist tasks in the field of robotics.
Your knowledge profile is dictated through your personal learning plan.
You will be familiar with the latest developments in robotics and understand the opportunities and limitations of robotics. You are familiar with the latest technological solutions for physical robots and are able to develop new products, services and new business using robotics. You will be able to perform demanding specialist tasks in the field of robotics.
You will have the ability for life-long learning professionally, make decisions and communicate effectively as part of a multinational team. You know how to conduct research ethically.
After completing the studies, you will have gained a general overview and knowledge of different type of physical robots and potential robotics applications. Safety in automation and robotics has also important role in the studies. You have also basic knowledge of artificial intelligence and cyber security related to robotics.
The master’s thesis (30 ECTS credits) is the core of the master’s degree. The objective of the master’s thesis is to develop and demonstrate the student’s ability to apply research data and use chosen methods to analyse and solve problems arising in professional work. It also demonstrates the student’s readiness and ability for independent, demanding expert work.
The graduate may apply to continue on to postgraduate studies in science or arts at universities (Act 558/2009, Section 37) and in the school of professional teacher education. The studies can be continued by applying e.g. to corresponding post-degree education at universities abroad. A university of applied sciences also provides opportunities for continuing education in the form of specialisation studies, open studies, an online study portal (CampusOnline) and working life based continuing education.
Robotics is a fast-growing sector. Traditional industrial robotics has long been used in industrial production, but now robotics use and exploitation is spreading to all areas of society. Robotics is part of the ongoing process of digitalisation, together with the Internet of Things, among others. Autonomous objects and devices are using artificial intelligence to perform tasks that have traditionally been performed by humans. This will enable the exploitation and expansion of robotics into entirely new applications and new areas. There is therefore a strong demand for robotics experts.
Short step-by-step instructions on how to apply.
Applying for degree programmes conducted in English at universities of applied sciences (UAS) takes place through an online application.
The entrance examination includes two mandatory parts: a pre-assignment (max. 60p.) and a group interview (max. 40p.), altogether max. 100 points. The student selection is based on the total score of the entrance examination and pre-assignment.
Results are announced in the middle of April at the earliest and on 31 May 2024 at the latest.