Robotics Systems Engineering

Master, Part-Time

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The study program of the future

Robotics has become an indispensable part of the current production world and is also leading to disruptive developments and enormous progress in other sectors such as agriculture or medical technology. However, robotics is only half the story. In order to develop an intelligent system, not only the machine itself is required, but also state-of-the-art sensor technology and a great deal of computer science. Robotic Systems Engineering offers an optimal education in the areas of the latest software algorithms and technologies for the implementation of complex automation tasks with robots. Holistic engineering approaches are taught, which digitally support man, machine, software and hardware from the first idea to the running operation.

Key Facts

Degree

Diplom-Ingenieur für technisch-wissenschaftliche Berufe, Diplom-Ingenieurin für technisch-wissenschaftliche Berufe
Duration

4 semesters
Mode Of Study

Part-Time
Language

German
Code

0828

Access Requirements

Completed Bachelor’s degree (180 ECTS or equivalent)
Deadline for Applications

Application for the year 2025/26 online until 30.06.2025

Application deadline for Non-EU-Applicants: 31.05.2025. All applicants who can enter Austria without a visa can still apply.

www.fh-ooe.at/application
Admission Process

Personal interview (e.g. Teams)
Costs

EU/EEA citizens: 363.36 EUR + 20,70 EUR per semester. Non-EU/EEA citizens: 726.72 EUR + 20,70 EUR per semester. Merit-based scholarships are available.

Future career

Graduates will work in key positions in companies in the fields of mechanical and plant engineering, automotive manufacturers and suppliers and generally with integrators of robotic systems and autonomous vehicles. Furthermore, numerous special machine builders and engineering offices as well as research institutes are also in focus as future employers. The fields of activity cover a wide range of modern robotics and computer science.

Future career