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Master's

MSc Advanced Robotics and Artificial Intelligence

University Of Sussex · England

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Level
Master's
Duration
1 Year
Intake
January 2027
Tuition fee
£26,995 / year
Initial deposit
£5,000
Location
England

Course overview

This is a technical MSc combining robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision and control systems. You will learn to design, build and test robotic and AI systems, with practical laboratory work and projects. The course includes real-world applications in areas such as healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, transport and smart infrastructure. Sussex also has the Centre for Robotics and Sensing Technologies (CROSS-Tech) and Sussex AI, supporting research in robotics, sensing and AI.

Course details

Degree level
Master's
Duration
1 Year
Intake
January 2027
Tuition fee
£26,995 / year
Initial deposit
£5,000
Country
England
Campus
University of Sussex campus

About this information

The details on this page have not yet been checked against the official course page by our team. Fees, intakes and requirements can change, so always confirm them on the official course page before you apply.

Not recorded here yet: Pakistan-specific requirements.

English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

Duolingo English Test

110 overall

Components: 105

Oxford ELLT

6 overall

Components: 5

PTE Academic

59 overall

Components: 59

TOEFL iBT

80 overall

Components: L17, R18, S20, W17

IELTS Academic

6.0 overall

Components: 5.5

Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.

Entry requirements

General entry requirements

• UK: 2:2 undergraduate degree or above. • Required subject: Degree should normally be in Robotics, Mechatronics or Control Engineering. • Pakistan: 4-year Bachelor's with 60–65% / CGPA 2.4–2.6, depending on university. • Other professional qualifications/experience of equivalent standing may be considered. • Applications are assessed individually. ⚠️ For your BScS/Computer Science Unlike Sussex Data Science MSc, this course does not specifically list Computing/Computer Science as an accepted subject. Sussex specifically asks for Robotics, Mechatronics or Control Engineering. So with a BScS/Computer Science degree, you should get confirmation from Sussex before applying that your background meets the subject-specific requirement.

Scholarships & discounts

Scholarship Undergraduate (UG): £4,000 scholarship – applicable to the 1st year only. Postgraduate (PG): £4,000 Pakistan Regional Scholarship £5,000 Academic Achievement Scholarship – for students with a minimum of 80% in Bachelor’s (BS) or 70% in Master’s (MS). Additional Scholarship: Available for eligible courses within the School of Engineering & Informatics and Business School. £1,000 Agent Scholarship – available to new applicants only. This scholarship can be combined with other eligible scholarships and is limited to 5 awards only.

How to apply

No bank statement required for CAS.

Pre-CAS interview

Required
Yes — a Pre-CAS / credibility interview is part of the process
Interview type
On CAS Shield
Stage
Before the initial deposit is paid
Format
Recorded interview
Deposit
£5,000

Course modules

Core modules MSc Individual Project · Independent robotics/AI project and dissertation. Advanced Topics in Control of Electromechanical Systems · Advanced control of robotic/mechanical systems. Image Processing · Analyse and process images for computer vision. Advanced Methods in Machine Learning · Advanced machine-learning techniques. Programming for Robotics · Programming techniques used in robotic systems. Optional modules • Adaptive Systems — systems that adapt to changing conditions. • Applications and Implications of Artificial Intelligence — practical and wider impacts of AI. • Autonomous Vehicles — technology behind self-driving vehicles. • Robot Design and Implementation — design and build robots. • Wearable Technologies — technology worn on the body. • Advanced Manufacturing Technologies — modern automated manufacturing. • Applied Natural Language Processing — AI for human language. • Future Networks and Internet of Things — connected devices and future networks. • Human-Computer Interaction — how people interact with technology. Optional modules depend on availability and timetabling, and Sussex says the course is currently subject to validation, so some details may change.

Details can change. Confirm fees, entry requirements and deadlines on the official course page before applying.