The Electronic and Robotic Engineering MSc at the University of West London is designed for aspiring engineers seeking to master the intricate interplay between electronic systems and robotic applications. You will delve into the core principles of designing, analysing, and troubleshooting complex electronic circuits and robotic systems, essential for advancements in automation and mechatronics. This postgraduate programme equips you with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas like robotic systems programming using ROS and GAZEBO, and automation and control, preparing you to tackle the challenges of modern robotics and electronic design.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree, studied over one year, offers a comprehensive curriculum including compulsory modules such as Electronic Systems, Research Methods, and Robotic Systems Programming, alongside optional modules for professional development. You will engage in hands-on laboratory work, develop sophisticated mechatronic systems, and explore image processing for robotics. The programme culminates in a significant dissertation project where you will devise, design, and implement an innovative electronic or robotic system, preparing you for impactful careers in the rapidly evolving fields of robotics and embedded systems.