Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

About this course

Robotics and artificial intelligence are transforming the way the world works. Robots perform surgery, assemble cars, explore planets, and manage warehouses; AI systems diagnose disease, generate images, predict behaviour, and make decisions at a scale and speed that no human team could match. Together, these technologies raise some of the most significant engineering, scientific, and philosophical questions of the present moment, and they demand practitioners who can design, implement, and evaluate complex intelligent systems. At the University of Glasgow, this four-year full-time programme sits at the intersection of these two fields, covering the theoretical foundations of artificial intelligence alongside the practical engineering of robotic systems. You will study machine learning, computer vision, sensor systems, motion planning, control theory, and the software architectures that

Where its graduates go

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