AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics
(Master of Science)

The Master's programme in AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics is structured around three core modules:

• "Data- and AI-driven Methods in Engineering,"
• "Data- and Learning Based Control," and
• "Robotics I,"

which are taught by the faculties of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
A German language course is also mandatory, providing international students with basic language skills to navigate everyday life and enhance internship opportunities. A more advanced German language course can also be taken on a voluntary basis as part of the ‘Studium Generale’ module.

Students can further specialize through elective modules and participate in a student research project. A key component is an industrial or specialized internship lasting at least 12 weeks, which applies theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting and aids in career development. The program culminates in the development and defense of a Master's thesis, which is written and presented depending on the subject area at one of the faculties involved in the programme.

Students of the AI-driven Mechatronics and Robotics Master's programme should have a good capacity for imagination and abstraction. Technical understanding, an interest in mathematics and logical thinking are also important. Good foreign language skills are very important for later career entry.

Graduates of the Master's programme in AI-Driven Mechatronics and Robotics are equipped to develop and optimize mechatronic systems based on research principles. They test and implement complex mechatronic systems in accordance with scientific standards and given conditions.

Additionally, they analyze fields of application to develop suitable solutions and systematically tackle complex problems with creative and interconnected thinking. Furthermore, they effectively moderate interdisciplinary teams, manage specialized projects, and clearly communicate technical issues and work results.