Bachelor in Automatic control and robotics

Poznan University of Technology offers this bachelor's program in Automatic Control and Robotics, taught in English over seven semesters, or three and a half years, in the city of Poznań. The undergraduate engineering curriculum covers the basic issues of automation and robotics, including dynamic systems, signal processing, robot kinematics, components and industrial automation equipment, and the design and programming of microprocessor systems, industrial controllers, sensors, and vision systems. Graduates gain the competencies needed to work on projects of medium difficulty in measurement and control, and they are able to solve practical problems connected to industrial automation and simple robotic systems. The program also builds an understanding of the basic social, legal, economic, and technical factors that shape how such projects are implemented in practice. Automatic control and robotics as a discipline covers the sensors, controllers, and software that let machines measure, decide, and act, drawing on electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science. At the bachelor's level, coursework typically builds a foundation in mathematics, physics, and programming before moving into applied automation and robotics topics, preparing graduates for entry-level engineering roles or further study at the master's level. Graduates of bachelor's programs in this field commonly find work as automation engineers, controls technicians, or junior robotics engineers, supporting the design, installation, and maintenance of automated production lines and robotic systems across manufacturing and industrial sectors. Poznań, home to Poznan University of Technology, sits within Poland's broader base of technical universities and engineering industry, giving graduates access to a regional market for automation and robotics engineering roles.