Master in Robotics

Program’s Objectives

This program provides education on the theory, technology and practice of intelligent robots, such as mobile robots, wearable robots, robotic manipulators, autonomous and brain-interfaced robots. 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.

Focus on hands-on Learning

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 industry.

• Presentation of the Robotics Master [PDF]
• Recommendations how to structure the Master [PDF]
• Zoom recording of the MT and RO Master presentations
• FAQ on the Robotics Master