Robotics, MEng
Master the future of intelligent automation, smart manufacturing, and medical robotics at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
Best for:Best for engineering graduates seeking advanced specialisation in intelligent or assistive robotics with strong mathematical and programming foundations.
Overview
The Master of Engineering in Robotics at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology is a comprehensive graduate programme based at Campus Cham in Bavaria, Germany. Students can specialise in either Intelligent Robotics or Assistive Robotics, gaining hands-on practical experience through robotics operating system (ROS) programming and cutting-edge laboratory facilities. The curriculum integrates technical project management, computer vision, and machine learning alongside targeted German language and intercultural training to prepare graduates for international careers in high-tech industries or advanced doctoral research.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework across core robotics, control engineering, and machine learning modules during the first semester
- Conduct specialized practical projects and case studies using the Robot Operating System (ROS)
- Engage in hands-on laboratories focusing on robot modeling, simulation, sensor fusion, or human-robot interaction
- Participate in technical seminars and career-oriented professional development workshops tailored for the German technology sector
- Design, execute, and defend an independent Master's thesis under faculty supervision
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification comprising at least 210 ECTS credits in robotics or a closely related engineering discipline
Degree offered: Master of Engineering (MEng)
Language: English; B2 level required, demonstrated via official certificates such as TOEFL iBT (72), IELTS Academic (5.5), or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Proficiency in undergraduate-level mathematics and physics
- Foundational knowledge in electronics and electrical engineering
- Basic competency in computer science and programming
- Understanding of fundamental robotics and autonomous systems principles
- Passing score on the institutional Master's entrance examination
- Applicants must hold an eligible undergraduate degree worth at least 210 ECTS credits
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Applicants must submit their credentials through the official university application portal within the specified application periods. Eligible applicants will subsequently be invited to take a mandatory written Master's entrance examination.
- Bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts
- English language proficiency certificate
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