The Master in Intelligent Robotic Systems (MIRS) is a two-year programme designed to provide advanced knowledge and practical skills in robotics and autonomous systems.
The programme is structured to award 30 ECTS credits every semester, making a total of 120 credits. This programme is ideal for holders of a bachelor's degree with a previous education in fields such as Computer Science, Engineering (Biomedical, Electronic, Industrial, Mechanical and similar), Physics or Mathematics.
The weekly calendar combines theoretical classes and practical laboratories, allowing the students to apply the acquired knowledge to real situations. The programme focuses mainly on robot manipulation, autonomous systems, multivision geometry and machine learning techniques such as the Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Q-learning. It also covers advanced localisation algorithms such as SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), giving students a full set of skills in both theory and practical application.
Besides the central curriculum, the MIRS programme offers the opportunity to take part in specialised seminars taught by experts in the field and they cover an extensive range of subjects, including explainable AI, SLAM Graph and Deep Learning.
This programme provides a unique combination of theory, practical experience and avant-garde research, thus preparing students for successful careers in robotics, artificial intelligence and tech industries.