Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering MEng
Programme overview
Degree
MEng
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Lead the tech revolution by creating, coding, and controlling the future of robotics. Combine mechanics, electronics, coding, control, and AI to design and build intelligent machines, automate systems, and shape tomorrow’s innovations.
Shape the future of intelligent machines with a degree in mechatronic and robotic engineering. This course combines mechanical design, computing, electronics, AI, and control to prepare you for a career at the forefront of robotics and automation.
Informed by world-leading research and designed in collaboration with industry partners, the programme blends theory with hands-on learning. You will use industry-standard equipment and explore real-world applications in robotics, industrial control, and advanced manufacturing.
In Year 1, you will build strong foundations in mathematics, computing, electronics, and system modelling, alongside working on an extended group project programming a mobile robot to perform various actions.
In Year 2, you will study robot principles, mechanics, and machine vision, as well as control, communications, embedded systems, and machine learning. Apply your knowledge through design projects and system integration.
In Year 3, you will take on an advanced individual project and specialise in either Mechatronics and Robotics – covering areas such as robot design, motion planning, and machine learning – or Control, focusing on digital signal processing, optimisation, and real-time embedded control.
In Year 4, you will deepen your expertise with a major research group project and advanced modules in your chosen specialisation.
This integrated master’s degree gives you an extra year of advanced study, helping you graduate with the technical expertise, practical skills and professional confidence to make an immediate impact in industry or research.
Accreditation
This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Institute of Measurement and Control and the Engineering Council UK.
Programme overview
Degree
MEng
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Lead the tech revolution by creating, coding, and controlling the future of robotics. Combine mechanics, electronics, coding, control, and AI to design and build intelligent machines, automate systems, and shape tomorrow’s innovations.
Shape the future of intelligent machines with a degree in mechatronic and robotic engineering. This course combines mechanical design, computing, electronics, AI, and control to prepare you for a career at the forefront of robotics and automation.
Informed by world-leading research and designed in collaboration with industry partners, the programme blends theory with hands-on learning. You will use industry-standard equipment and explore real-world applications in robotics, industrial control, and advanced manufacturing.
In Year 1, you will build strong foundations in mathematics, computing, electronics, and system modelling, alongside working on an extended group project programming a mobile robot to perform various actions.
In Year 2, you will study robot principles, mechanics, and machine vision, as well as control, communications, embedded systems, and machine learning. Apply your knowledge through design projects and system integration.
In Year 3, you will take on an advanced individual project and specialise in either Mechatronics and Robotics – covering areas such as robot design, motion planning, and machine learning – or Control, focusing on digital signal processing, optimisation, and real-time embedded control.
In Year 4, you will deepen your expertise with a major research group project and advanced modules in your chosen specialisation.
This integrated master’s degree gives you an extra year of advanced study, helping you graduate with the technical expertise, practical skills and professional confidence to make an immediate impact in industry or research.
Accreditation
This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Institute of Measurement and Control and the Engineering Council UK.
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