University of Birmingham

Course Description

• ​This program offers access to state-of-the-art, multi-million-pound facilities include dedicated laboratories for Computer Science students, a teaching laboratory for Robotics, and research laboratories for Security, Medical Imaging Intelligent Robotics, and Computer Vision
  
• Students will explore theories of intelligent robotic control and software tools required to implement standard algorithms in mobile robots and robot manipulators
• This program will help students develop their skills in analysis, research, technology, and also in presenting and explaining their work clearly and effectively
• Students will be able to work one-to-one with one of the research-active staff to explore an area in great depth – analyzing the problem and existing solutions, developing new ideas, and building or evaluating prototype systems
• Graduates will be well equipped for software development roles in the robotics industry or research and development roles, and many go on to pursue a research degree in robotics