Master in Automation, Cybernetics and Robotics

Gdańsk University of Technology offers this master's program in Automation, Cybernetics and Robotics, taught in English over four semesters or three semesters depending on entry track, in the city of Gdańsk. Yearly tuition is 17200 PLN. Coursework focuses on major topics in modern control theory, including optimal control, stochastic control, robust control, fuzzy control, and adaptive control, alongside problems in systems identification and adaptive signal processing. The program builds the knowledge needed to design digital control systems that are high-performing, flexible, and robust across a wide range of applications. Graduates are described as qualified to work as chief control engineers, members of research and development staff, designers within management and economics roles, independent traders, or managers within industrial companies, and the program is also positioned as a natural step toward doctoral, or PhD, study. Automation, cybernetics, and robotics as a combined field covers the theory and systems used to model, predict, and control complex processes, spanning applications from manufacturing to energy systems and beyond. At the master's level, study typically builds on undergraduate training in automatic control, computer science, or a related engineering field, moving students toward more advanced mathematical modeling and system design. Gdańsk University of Technology sits within Poland's Tri-City technical education cluster, giving graduates of this program access to a regional base of engineering industry and research institutions connected to control systems and automation, alongside opportunities to continue toward research-focused doctoral study following completion of the master's degree.