Bachelor in Robotics

Biola University, stands as a distinguished private Christian institution located in La Mirada, California. Committed to integrating faith with education, Biola offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs spanning diverse disciplines such as theology, arts, sciences, business, and health sciences. At Biola University, the fusion of rigorous academics and Christian values is at the heart of its mission. The campus provides a nurturing environment where students can engage in intellectual inquiry while deepening their spiritual understanding. With a dedicated faculty, a commitment to service, and a strong sense of community, Biola equips students with the knowledge, character, and ethical foundation necessary to excel in their chosen careers and make a meaningful impact in the world. Through its distinctive approach to education, Biola University prepares graduates to lead lives of purpose, integrity, and service, guided by their faith.

Biola's B.S. in Robotics program is a robotics engineering major designed to equip students for work and advanced study in robotics and robotic technology. Students will learn modeling, design, programming and control of robotic platforms, and gain a solid understanding of real-world applications of computation, sensing and actuation. The program will also provide students with a foundational knowledge of computer science, mathematics, physics and engineering, including mechanical engineering. Skilled and ethical robotics engineers with knowledge of electrical engineering, automation systems, computer engineering and general robotics engineering technology are in increasing demand as robotics systems become integrated deeper into business processes. As with most engineering majors, robotics engineers are positioned to earn strong salaries while furthering health and opportunity at both micro and macro community levels. Biola's B.S. in Robotics will position students to enter and succeed within the expanding opportunities in the field of robotics and engineering.