Master of Science / Master of Science in Engineering, major in Robotics (Online)
Awarded degree: Master of Science (MS) or Master of Science in Engineering (MSE), major Robotics
Robotics Engineering
Online engineering degrees only — independently verified
Robotics engineering degrees cover robot kinematics and dynamics, perception, planning, control and autonomous systems. Only degrees are listed — robotics certificates are not.
Rule: Included when the program's official title names robotics engineering, or when a broad engineering degree has a formally named robotics engineering concentration (labelled as a concentration). Online coursework is required; Engineering Technology degrees are listed separately. This page updates from the directory's verified facts.
6 programs
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6
verified online programs
1
fully online (stated)
0
are concentrations of a broad degree
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matched to a current ABET accreditation
Also: 1 online Engineering Technology program in a related discipline, listed separately — Engineering Technology (related). They are not counted as robotics engineering degrees.
Awarded degree: Master of Science (MS) or Master of Science in Engineering (MSE), major Robotics
Robotics Engineering
Stevens Institute of Technology
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Robotics
Robotics Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Robotics & Intelligent Autonomous Systems
Robotics Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Robotics Engineering
Robotics Engineering
University of Michigan–Dearborn
Awarded degree: Master of Science in Engineering (Robotics Engineering)
Robotics Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Awarded degree: Master of Science in Robotics Engineering
Robotics Engineering
Robotics programs online rely on simulation and, at some schools, hardware kits or campus sessions.
Every school listed holds institutional accreditation from a recognized agency. ABET accredits programs, mostly bachelor's degrees; graduate programs are rarely ABET-accredited and that is not a mark against them. Professional Engineer licensure is decided by each state board. Licensure and online degrees