Master Automatique, Robotique — Robotique

Tuition is 250 EUR per year.

Sorbonne Université's Robotique track, part of the Master Automatique, Robotique program in Paris, France, covers the core discipline of robotics, which studies the design, control, and operation of machines capable of performing physical tasks autonomously or under remote guidance. As a field, robotics draws on mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control theory to address how robots sense their surroundings, plan movement, and interact with objects or people. Students typically study subjects such as kinematics and dynamics of robotic systems, control theory, sensors and actuators, computer vision, and programming for robotic platforms, often combining theoretical coursework with hands-on work building and testing robotic systems. The field spans applications ranging from industrial manipulator arms to mobile robots and more specialized systems used in exploration, logistics, or healthcare settings. Graduates of robotics programs commonly find roles in manufacturing and industrial automation, robotics and technology companies, research and development laboratories, and sectors such as aerospace, automotive, and logistics that increasingly rely on automated systems. Others continue into doctoral research on advanced robotic control, mechanical design, or human-robot interaction. This is a two-year master's degree delivered in French, in keeping with the program's location at a Paris-based university. The program is scheduled to begin in September, with tuition set at 250 EUR per year, matching standard public master's tuition in France. Applicants should have a solid grounding in mathematics, physics, or engineering, together with a specific interest in the mechanical and control aspects of robotic systems.