Bachelor of Science in Robotics Engineering

Robotics engineering provides students the knowledge and skills needed to research and develop the robust autonomous systems that define Industry 4.0. RE is at the intersection of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and applied computing. Robotics engineers are fluent in these disciplines and how to apply them in robotic systems, such as autonomous vehicles, automation design in manufacturing, and robotic systems impacting human endeavors.
With expected job growth of 9% between 2016?2026, students with skills in robotics and autonomous systems are in high demand. Robotics engineers can earn an average yearly salary of 99,040. By pursuing this truly interdisciplinary degree, you will be fulfilling an urgent industry need with your education and experience.
Michigan Tech is committed to a hands-on engineering education in this important, emerging field. Students will obtain first-hand experience with controls, digital logic, immersive visualization, and 3-D printers. Robotics engineers learn open-source hardware and software implementation, as well as computer-based signal processing and control to create autonomous motion in the physical world. Students will have the opportunity to work with advanced robot platforms and sensors, unique to Michigan Tech:Ground robots, Drones, Autonomous surface vessels, Underwater autonomous vehicles, Autonomous on-road and off-road vehicles
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
The future is autonomy, engineered. Prepare to be the engineer of tomorrow. Prepare yourself for a successful career in an industrial or research setting by participating in our Enterprise or Senior Design programs. Develop skill sets for technical, professional, or entrepreneurial leadership positions to meet the growing demand for robotics.

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