Robotics
Program’s objectives
In addition to classes spanning from electromechanical systems to advanced artificial intelligence, the program offers a large set of hands-on activities where students learn by designing, prototyping and validating robotic systems.
This program gives students a well-rounded education with practical experience, and leads to careers in a wide range of fields where robotics technologies are increasingly adopted, such as: biomedical technologies; logistics and transportation; aviation and drones; autonomous cars; industry 4.0; smart houses; environmental technology. In addition, students can benefit from EPFL’s strong innovation ecosystem to invent new systems and applications, and start up their own company.
Both core and optional classes include hands-on exercises aimed at applying theoretical aspects to real systems. In addition, for semester and interdisciplinary projects, as well as the final Master’s thesis, students work with researchers on challenging problems within EPFL robotics laboratories or in the industry.
Simplified study plan
Please note that the information regarding programs’ structure as well as the simplified study plans may be subject to change and that they are not legally binding. Only the official regulations and study plans are binding.
Arwen’s testimonial
Arwen chose the Master’s in Robotics after a Bachelor’s in Microengineering. A story of a “small robot” that has followed her since the beginning of her studies at EPFL.
Sébastien’s testimonial
The importance of robots in everyday life and the opportunities offered by EPFL: these are the two factors that motivated Sébastien to choose the Master’s in Robotics.
Admission criteria
This Master’s program is consecutive to a Bachelor’s degree in Microengineering obtained at EPFL.
EPFL Bachelor’s degrees in another related field of science and engineering are eligible on the basis of an application dossier and must be accompanied by excellent academic records.
Bachelor’s degrees obtained in the same fields but from another institution are also subject to a dossier-based analysis and are eligible if they are accompanied by excellent academic records.
In addition, excellent skills in at least two of the following three domains (computer science, electrical and electronic engineering or mechanical engineering) are required, as well as a strong interest in the chosen field.
The acquisition of additional credits to fill any gaps may be required.
Please note that meeting all of these criteria is no guarantee of admission.
Further information about admission criteria
Teaching languages
English, with a few optional courses in French.
Diploma and title obtained
Upon completion of their Master’s curricula, students obtain an EPFL Master of Science MSc in Robotics. The diploma also gives graduates the right to use the title of EPF qualified Engineer.
Contact
To learn more about this program, please use the following contacts:
0041 21 693 38 95
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