A 131-credit transnational dual-award programme jointly delivered by Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT).
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is a research-intensive university and a member of the Russell Group. Based in London, Queen Mary brings together a diverse international community and research across science, engineering, medicine, law, humanities and social sciences.
The programme develops capabilities in robotics and AI engineering, communication, professional practice, experimentation and lifelong learning.
Apply robotics and AI engineering principles to real-world problems.
Produce solutions that meet specified engineering requirements.
Communicate effectively with team members and others.
Demonstrate professionalism in academic and career development.
Develop human skills for work integration and management.
Conduct experimentation and analyse and interpret data using engineering standards.
Acquire and apply new knowledge throughout professional development.
Basic Engineering, Computing, Robotics, AI & Data and Project-based Learning.
General education within the 131-credit programme structure.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and data-focused engineering.
Robotics, automation, industrial software, IoT and system integration.
27 General Education + 98 Specific Courses + 6 Free Electives = 131 Credits.