A four-year, 131-credit engineering programme delivered through a transnational collaboration between Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT). The programme brings together robotics, artificial intelligence, engineering systems and related interdisciplinary study.
Robotics & AI Engineering is a transnational dual-degree programme delivered by Queen Mary University of London and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT).
The programme is designed as a 4-year engineering degree with a total of 131 credits.
Students receive a KMUTT B.Eng. in Robotics and AI Engineering and a Queen Mary B.Eng. in Robotics and AI Engineering.
The programme combines the academic environments of both partner universities.
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The programme brings together robotics, artificial intelligence and engineering systems in an international dual-degree learning environment.
Queen Mary is a member of the UK Russell Group, bringing an internationally recognised academic environment to the programme.
The programme source states that accreditation by the UK Engineering Council under the Washington Accord is subject to accreditation.
Queen Mary academics travel to Thailand to deliver core modules while integrating local KMUTT engineering expertise.
The programme includes summer industrial training or short-term research connecting students with industrial and academic networks.

The programme combines general education, specific engineering courses and free electives.
A four-year engineering pathway from foundations to capstone and mastery.
Queen Mary University of London and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi.
KMUTT B.Eng. and Queen Mary B.Eng. in Robotics and AI Engineering.
A progressive four-year engineering pathway that builds knowledge from foundations through robotics, artificial intelligence, industrial training and a final capstone project.
Mathematics, Physics, Programming Fundamentals, Design Engineering, Professional Practice and English Language courses.
Statistics, Electric Circuits, System Modelling, Object-Oriented Programming, Sensors, AI and Experimental Design.
Robotics Technologies, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Control Systems, Signals, Data Science and summer industrial training.
Mechatronics, Robotic Systems, Human & Robot Interaction, Modelling & Control, electives and a year-long capstone project.
The source programme structure identifies 27 credits of General Education, 98 credits of Specific Courses and 6 credits of Free Electives.
27 credits
General education supporting broader academic development.
98 credits
Basic Engineering 21 • Computing 6 • Robotics 42 • AI & Data 21 • Project-based Learning 8
6 credits
Space for elective study within the programme structure.
The source curriculum highlights computing and programming, artificial intelligence and data, robotics and automation, and project-based learning.
Programming Fundamentals and Object-Oriented Programming and Design.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Big Data Processing and AI Tools.
Robotics Technologies, Mechatronics of Robots, Embedded AI, Human and Robot Interaction, and Control Systems Design.
Industrial Training / Short-term Research and Future Technologies Projects 1 & 2.
131 Credits • 4 Years • Dual-Award Programme
Queen Mary University of London × King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi