Robotics Engineering · University of Deusto

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University of DeustoBilbao
Faculty of Engineering
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InstitutionPrivate
Duration4years
Modality
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General information about the degree

📚 Overview

The Degree in Robotics Engineering at the University of Deusto provides comprehensive training in the design, development and application of robotic systems. The curriculum covers core areas such as mathematics, physics, programming, electronics, automation, artificial intelligence and systems control. Students learn how industrial, mobile and collaborative robots work, as well as how to integrate sensors, actuators and computer vision systems. Practical learning is encouraged through laboratories and projects that simulate real situations in the sector.

✨ Specific Information

The degree usually has specialist robotics and automation laboratories where students can work with current equipment and technologies. Students can often undertake internships at companies in the technology sector and take part in international mobility programmes such as Erasmus, helping them gain a global perspective on robotics engineering.

👤 Recommended Profile

This degree is recommended for students interested in technology, innovation and problem-solving. Skills in mathematics, physics and logic are valued, as is curiosity about programming and how automated systems work.

🚀 Further Study and Career Opportunities

After completing the degree, graduates can continue their education with master's studies in related fields such as artificial intelligence, industrial automation or computer engineering. They are also qualified to enter the job market in robotics, automation and emerging technologies.

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