/enri-thumbnails/careeropportunities1f0caf1c-a12d-479c-be7c-3c04e085c617.tmb-mega-menu.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=d7261e3b_1)
/cradle-thumbnails/research-capabilities1516d0ba63aa44f0b4ee77a8c05263b2.tmb-mega-menu.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=1bc94f8_1)
7e6fdc03-9018-4d08-9a98-8a21acbc37ba.tmb-mega-menu.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=7deaf618_1)
The Bachelor of Engineering in Robotics (B.Eng. in Robotics) at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is a cutting-edge programme designed to equip students with essential robotics fundamentals and advanced skills. With a balanced curriculum spanning mechanical, electrical, mechatronics, and AI-focused courses, this programme prepares students for both research and real-world robotics applications. Graduates will be ready to lead innovation in the fast-growing robotics sector.
Click here to join the MAE Mailing List to learn more about the curriculum
Unlock the future with robotics and AI through NTU's Bachelor of Engineering in Robotics. The programme offers a cutting-edge curriculum that integrates engineering principles with practical applications. Students will explore advanced subjects, including intelligent mechatronics, robotics dynamics, and next-generation software development.
This programme equips students with a comprehensive understanding of robotics, emphasizing advanced mechanical design and system integration. By engaging in hands-on projects, students will enhance their innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, preparing them to tackle real-world challenges in the rapidly evolving fields of robotics and artificial intelligence.
- Multi-Disciplinary Programme: This programme integrates diverse fields, including mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, fostering a comprehensive understanding of robotics.
- Future-Forward Pedagogy: The curriculum emphasises innovative teaching methods and combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience to prepare students for evolving industry demands.
Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' Level
Pass in H2 Level Mathematics, and
Pass in H2 Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Computing/ Physics
International Baccalaureate Diploma (MOE)
Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and
Pass in Higher Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Physics
International Baccalaureate Diploma
Pass in Higher Level Mathematics, and
Pass in Higher Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Physics, and
Pass in Standard Level Physics1 or equivalent
NUS High School Diploma
Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics, and
Major CAP of 2.0 in Biology/ Chemistry/ Physics, and
International & Other Qualifications
Pass in Senior High School Level Mathematics, and
Pass in Senior High School Level Biology/ Chemistry/ Physics, and
Pass in Junior High School Level Physics2
1 Pass in Standard Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Higher Level Physics.
2 Pass in Junior High School Level Physics is only applicable to applicants who have not read Senior High School Level Physics.
By application, on a case-by-case basis
Graduates of the Bachelor of Engineering in Robotics programme will find diverse career opportunities in a rapidly evolving industry.
- Robot Makers design and develop robotic systems to meet specific industrial and consumer needs, requiring a blend of mechanical and programming skills.
- Robot System Integrators ensure seamless functionality in industrial and research applications, optimizing workflows and troubleshooting integrations.
- Robot Users operate and program robots across various sectors, including healthcare and logistics, to enhance efficiency and productivity.
Additionally, specialized fields such as Robotics Engineering, Automation & AI Systems, and Human-Robot Interaction & UX are emerging, further expanding career opportunities. Key insights indicate that 12 million new robotics-related jobs1 will emerge by 2025, with robotics engineering set to be one of the fastest-growing global careers by 2027.2,3
1. World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2023
2. International Federation of Robotics, The Impact of Robots on Productivity, Employment and Jobs, Sep 2023
3. Forbes, Why robotics and artificial intelligence are the future of mankind. Helfrich, T. 2022
71c552b9-56d0-4df7-a4b1-8ea31da180b9.png?sfvrsn=71e9d4da_3)
