M.Sc.Robotics Engineering

Learn more about our Master's programme Robotics Engineering.

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Studying for a Master of Science, Robotics Engineering, typically involves gaining in-depth
knowledge and expertise in the field of robotics, which combines aspects of software engineering
and Artificial Engineering.

In this Robotics Engineering master’s programme, students not only learn understanding the principles, theories and technologies of robotics. This includes the acquisition of advanced knowledge in areas such as robot control systems, perception, machine learning and pattern recognition. Hands-on experiences in laboratory work and projects to provide practical skills in areas such as robot programming, system integration, sensor integration, and real-world application development

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Admission Requirements

Here are some things you will require for your application at the UE:

  • Completed admission form
  • CV & Copy of passport
  • Completion of a Bachelor’s degree
  • Good English language skills (at least B2)
  • Basics in Statistics (at least 3 ECTS or a pre-master course at UE)
  • A portfolio is not required
Admission Requirements

Semesters & Credits

  • 120, 90 or 60 ECTS
  • Master of Science MSc
  • Teaching language: English
  • The programme starts in both the winter (September) and summer (March) term each year.
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From €8.158 per year*

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Spotlight Module "Robot Kinematics and Dynamics"

In the Robot Kinematics and Dynamics module, students develop a strong understanding of the mathematical principles behind robot motion and behaviour. They explore how robots move, how joint positions relate to end effector movement, and how forces and torques influence robotic systems.

The module covers forward, inverse, and differential kinematics, as well as key concepts in robot dynamics such as inertia, Coriolis and centrifugal forces, and gravity effects. Students also work with simulation and software tools to model robotic systems, analyse movement, and evaluate control strategies.

By the end of the module, students are able to solve kinematic problems, simulate robot behaviour, and understand how motion and control interact in different robotic applications.

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What happens after your studies?

Graduates of the Robotics Engineering (M.Sc.) programme are equipped for a wide range of roles in technology-driven industries. Possible career paths include:
- Robotics Engineer
- Automation Engineer
- AI & Machine Learning Engineer
- Embedded Systems Developer
- Control Systems Engineer
- Research & Development Engineer
- Robotics Software Developer
- Industrial Automation Specialist
With expertise in designing and implementing robotic solutions, graduates can work in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, automotive, aerospace, and smart technologies. The programme also provides a strong foundation for pursuing doctoral research or entrepreneurial ventures in robotics and AI.

Want to explore the career outlook in more detail? Read our guide, Is Robotics Engineering a Good Career in Germany?

Content of the Course

The Robotic Engineering Master's program focuses on various key areas, including:

-Robot Kinematics and Dynamics
-Robot Programming
-Pattern Recognition
-Advanced Robotics Courses
-Machine Learning
-Human-Robot Interaction
-Electronics and Control Systems
-Control Systems Engineering
-Mechanical Engineering

In addition to program-specific modules, students can customize their curriculum by selecting additional modules from the UE faculty based on personal interests and desired specialization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about studying M.Sc.Robotics Engineering at UE Germany. From career prospects to programme length, we’ve answered the questions that matter most to prospective students.

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An M.Sc. in Robotics Engineering is a postgraduate degree focused on design, programming, and application of intelligent robotic systems. Graduates develop autonomous systems for manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics.  

The course typically covers kinematics, control systems, computer vision, sensor fusion, and machine learning. The curriculum includes robot programming, embedded systems, and human-robot interaction. Labs and projects prepare you for real-world challenges. 

Complete a bachelor's in engineering or CS, then pursue a master's in robotics engineering in Germany. UE's programme in Potsdam offers hands-on training in AI, automation, and robot design, preparing you for professional roles.  

The programme typically covers programming languages including Python, C++ and ROS (Robot Operating System), alongside tools for simulation, sensor integration and AI-driven automation.  

You will gain skills in robot kinematics, control algorithms, computer vision, sensor integration, AI/ML for robotics, system integration, and project management. 

Entry requirements typically include completion of a bachelor's degree, English proficiency (at least B2), and basics in Statistics (at least 3 ECTS or a pre-master course at UE).  

A master's degree in robotics engineering typically takes 2 years (4 semesters) of full-time study. UE Germany offers a 120 ECTS structure with lectures, labs, and a thesis.  

Career options include robotics software engineer, automation specialist, perception engineer, control systems engineer, R&D scientist, and field application engineer. Industries include automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. 

Yes, demand for robotics professionals is growing rapidly across manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. Competitive salaries and innovation-driven roles make it rewarding.  

The average starting salary after an M.Sc. in Robotics Engineering ranges from €50,000 to €65,000 annually in Germany. Senior roles earn €70,000 – €90,000+. 
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Prof. Dr. Rand Kouatly

Prof. Dr. Rand Kouatly is the programme lead for Software Engineering and Vice Dean for Business at the UE Innovation Hub.

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