Perception, control and autonomy — machines that sense, plan and act in the real world.
Robotics brings together AI, mechanical and electrical engineering. Students build robots that walk, fly and manipulate — then make them reliable outside the lab.
From control theory to embodied learning, you work with real hardware from your first year.
Admissions →Sensor fusion, SLAM and 3D scene understanding.
View department →Motion planning, control theory and manipulation.
View department →Reinforcement learning on physical robots.
View department →Drones and autonomy in unstructured environments.
View department →Safe, collaborative and social robotics.
View department →Yes — from year one. The Robotics Lab has humanoids, quadrupeds and manipulators students program and test.
An interest in maths and hardware. We teach the control theory, programming and ML you'll need.
Yes — the Aerial & Field Robotics track and the Drone Lab support flight autonomy projects.
Applications for the 2026 intake are open. Scholarships available for international students.