Master of Science in Robotics

Pursue a career with measurable impact in Wayne State University’s industry-driven master of science in robotics degree program. With applications across every aspect of day-to-day life — especially in mobility, manufacturing, agriculture, health care and supply chain management — the hands-on M.S. in robotics positions you for success in a variety of roles and sectors. Prepare for fast-paced, high-demand environments at the leading edge of the automation and technology sector. The robotics master’s degree program at Wayne State is designed for smart technology in areas like autonomous driving, connectivity, smart infrastructure and electrification. You’ll study and apply programming languages like Python, develop methods of engineering analysis, and practice theories and applications for robot architectures, sensing, perception, planning, dynamics and control.

While we recommend holding a bachelor’s or the equivalent in engineering from an accredited college or university, we consider accredited degrees from all science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines for admission. The minimum GPA for regular admission is 2.75, and 2.5 to 2.74 for qualified admission. We will also consider your professional experience in our admission decisions. No other supplemental admission documents are required. However, you may submit letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose and a professional resume/CV to aid the admission evaluation process