Master in Automatic control and robotics

Warsaw University of Technology is the premier technical research university in Poland, combining a rich 200-year history with cutting-edge innovation. It is consistently ranked as the top engineering school in the country, attracting the brightest minds from across the globe.

Warsaw University of Technology offers this master's program in Automatic Control and Robotics, taught in English over four semesters in the city of Warszawa. Yearly tuition is 4500 EUR. The program is designed to provide advanced training in intelligent robotics, with the goal that graduates master the range of areas involved in robotics, including mathematical modeling, control engineering, computer engineering, and mechanical design, so that they can approach robotics systems as a whole rather than specializing narrowly in just one area. The program describes career prospects for graduates as strong, noting that current university output in the field does not fully meet demand from industry and research programs working with advanced technology. Students can treat the master's degree as a terminal professional qualification or use it as a step toward doctoral study. Graduates are expected to demonstrate the knowledge and abilities needed for creative work in the design, construction, programming, and analysis of automation and control systems, as well as industrial and service robot systems, alongside general and engineering knowledge sufficient to conduct research at research and technology development centers. The program also describes graduates as capable of taking on senior management roles within mechanical, electrotechnical, chemical, and related industrial sectors, and as equipped to design and analyze complex robotics systems using modern design and analytical tools. Automatic control and robotics as a field spans the mathematics, electronics, and software needed to build systems that sense, decide, and act, and graduates commonly move into roles such as controls engineer, robotics engineer, automation engineer, or systems integrator across manufacturing, automotive, and technology industries in Poland and abroad.