Specific entry requirements
A first-cycle degree of 180 credits, of which 22.5 credits in mathematics and 30 credits in computer science including 15 credits of programming. In addition, knowledge of English corresponding to the course ’English 6’ or English B’ from the Swedish upper secondary school is required.
Tuition fees
EU citizens
If you have citizenship in a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) country, or Switzerland, you are NOT required to pay application or tuition fees.
Non - EU citizens
Tuition fee, first instalment: 56750 SEK
Total fee: 227000 SEK
Our international MSc programme in AI and Robotics gives you a computer science degree at the cutting edge of today’s research in AI and smart robots. Within the programme, you will learn (among other things) about the methods used by autonomous vehicles to know where they are, how the navigation software in your phone finds the best route, and the sensors that robots and intelligent systems use to perceive the world, as well as machine learning methods used by computers to make difficult choices or learn to recognise the patterns around them.
The first year is centred around a ”raise your robot” theme. From day 1, you get access to a robot kit, which you will give more and more skills as the courses within the programme progress.
The programme is embedded in Örebro University's Centre for Applied Autonomous Sensor Systems (AASS), which is one of Sweden's largest academic research centres in AI and robotics.
Upon graduation, you will be able to work with advanced technologies such as autonomous vehicles, decision support systems for the industry, sensor systems, and in-home service robots. Our graduates have gone on to work at places as varied as MathWorks (mathematical computing software), DICE (video game developer) and Epiroc (advanced mining vehicles), and many have pursued a scientific research career.
Programme syllabus Master's Programme in AI and Robotics, 120 credits