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M.S. in Robotics

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Master Cutting-Edge Robotics Technology Through Interdisciplinary Training at Georgia Tech.
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Program Highlights

The MS Robotics program at Georgia Tech is a 36-credit hour, interdisciplinary, cohort-based degree designed to prepare students for impactful careers in robotics and automation. Offered collaboratively by six schools—including Biomedical Engineering—the program blends theory, hands-on experience, and professional development to produce industry-ready engineers and scientists.

Students gain expertise in core areas such as mechanics, control, perception, artificial intelligence, and human-robot interaction, while completing internships and capstone projects that mirror real-world challenges.

Program Overview
A PR2 robot puts a gown on Henry Clever, a member of the research team.

Program Details

Career Possibilities

Graduates of the MS-Robotics program are prepared for roles such as:

  • Robotics Systems Engineer
  • Medical Robotics Engineer
  • Automation Specialist
  • AI and Machine Learning Developer
  • Autonomous Vehicle Engineer
  • Human-Robot Interaction Specialist

Alumni work in industries including healthcare, aerospace, manufacturing, and defense, or pursue doctoral study in robotics.

Careers
The blue cover on the arm of this robot protects an array of sensors that help it reach through the clutter of a typical home to perform personal care tasks. Charlie Kemp poses with the robot, which also holds an electric shaver. (Credit: Rob Felt)

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