- Credits:
- 120, programme, master's level
- Length of Study:
- 2 years
- Study Pace:
- 100%
- Location:
- Luleå
Master Programme in Autonomous Humanoid Robotic Systems
Autumn 2027
Application period starts 2026-10-16
The Master’s Programme in Autonomous Humanoid Robotic Systems is a two-year, campus-based programme (120 ECTS) designed to train the next generation of engineers and innovators in advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
During the first year, students build a strong foundation in core areas such as robotics, control, perception, and mechatronics. In the second year, they advance into specialized topics including whole-body control, reinforcement learning, and AI-driven robotics, tailoring their studies to their interests and career goals.
A key strength of the programme is its close integration with leading research in Robotics and AI, offering access to state-of-the-art laboratories, simulation platforms, and real robotic systems. The curriculum follows a practical, project-based approach, ensuring graduates gain both deep technical knowledge and valuable hands-on experience.
The programme concludes with a Master’s thesis, where students tackle real-world challenges and contribute to the future of humanoid robotics.
Graduates are well prepared for careers in high-tech industries and research, with opportunities in areas such as healthcare, automation, space, and human–robot interaction.
Apply to the programme
LTU-97402
Application period starts 2026-10-16
Apply to Master Programme in Autonomus Humanoid Robotic Systems, (Campus, Luleå), international students
Start date 2027-08-30, v. 35 2027, LuleåNormal teachingDay-time 100%Autumn 2027
Programme overview
Autumn 2027
Application period starts 2026-10-16
The Master’s Programme in Autonomous Humanoid Robotic Systems is a two-year, campus-based programme (120 ECTS) designed to train the next generation of engineers and innovators in advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
During the first year, students build a strong foundation in core areas such as robotics, control, perception, and mechatronics. In the second year, they advance into specialized topics including whole-body control, reinforcement learning, and AI-driven robotics, tailoring their studies to their interests and career goals.
A key strength of the programme is its close integration with leading research in Robotics and AI, offering access to state-of-the-art laboratories, simulation platforms, and real robotic systems. The curriculum follows a practical, project-based approach, ensuring graduates gain both deep technical knowledge and valuable hands-on experience.
The programme concludes with a Master’s thesis, where students tackle real-world challenges and contribute to the future of humanoid robotics.
Graduates are well prepared for careers in high-tech industries and research, with opportunities in areas such as healthcare, automation, space, and human–robot interaction.
Programme overview
Apply to the programme
LTU-97402
Application period starts 2026-10-16
Apply to Master Programme in Autonomus Humanoid Robotic Systems, (Campus, Luleå), international students
Start date 2027-08-30, v. 35 2027, LuleåNormal teachingDay-time 100%Autumn 2027
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Programme director
Sumeet Gajanan Satpute
Associate Senior Lecturer
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