Create robots that fit seamlessly in society, industry, and healthcare
The University of Twente’s MSc. Robotics is a two-year, English-taught, multidisciplinary programme that prepares students to build robotic systems deeply embedded in society, industry, and healthcare. Students develop skills in mechatronics, systems engineering, AI, software, and human-robot interaction. Students also learn to deal with ethical, legal, and economic challenges.
Multidisciplinary master's programme
The Robotics Master’s brings together several UT disciplines and is primarily founded by two faculties: EEMCS and ET. The programme has three specialisations:
As robots are inherently multidisciplinary and programming them is a key issue, software development and systems engineering appear in all three specialisations.
Work on Real-life challenges
The programme has a strong focus on Challenge-Based Learning, offering students the opportunity to work on real-life challenges. As part of this approach, organisations and companies are actively involved in research and education projects. We invite them to share any challenges they might be facing and then get to work on them.
In addition, the Robotics programme provides three distinct profiles to equip students with the necessary skills for their future careers. These profiles are Research, for those who wish to further their studies and pursue an academic career, Design, for those who want to acquire tools and methods for working in companies, and Innovation & Environment, for those interested in starting a business and exploring the innovation cycle.
More information
Would you like to know more about the Master Robotics at the University of Twente? Make sure to visit our programme website.

