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UCAS CODE H675
Whether you are interested in mechatronics, artificial intelligence or the possibilities for biosensors, the BEng Robotics will encourage you to push your limits. Our emphasis on high level robotics, including mobile and humanoid automation, and our focus on the electronics and hardware that support industrial and service robotics is complemented by the hands-on approach youll develop in our specialist laboratories.You will work in a world-class research environment with staff internationally
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Whether you are interested in mechatronics, artificial intelligence or the possibilities for biosensors, the BEng Robotics will encourage you to push your limits. Our emphasis on high level robotics, including mobile and humanoid automation, and our focus on the electronics and hardware that support industrial and service robotics is complemented by the hands-on approach you'll develop in our specialist laboratories.You will work in a world-class research environment with staff internationally renowned for conducting cutting-edge service and cognitive robotics research. You will take part in robot football and other robotics competitions offering invaluable opportunities for exciting and highly formative, practical sessions of intense study. You’ll capitalise on the opportunity to take a work placement in your third year, putting your robotics skills into action in the real world.**Key features:****- Benefit from outstanding teaching: in the 2017 National Student Survey 100% of our final year students said that “The course is intellectually stimulating”.- Our robotics courses have a large number of laboratory practical sessions embedded in their modules, and this is a strong feature of the robotics teaching in Plymouth. This ensures that you can consolidate theory learned in lectures using real practical tasks, making your understanding of topics much more concrete. - Develop in a broad range of subjects ranging from analogue and digital electronics to software programming and artificial intelligence, all in the context of robotics. - Advance your knowledge of electronics, microprocessors, and embedded systems forming the technological core of the course. This is supported by a thorough understanding of robotics concepts, such as control theory, sensors and motors. - Learn by doing in our high specification electronics, communications and robotics laboratories.- Work in a world-class research environment with staff internationally renowned for conducting cutting-edge service and cognitive robotics research.- Take part in robot football and other robotics competitions offering invaluable opportunities for exciting and highly formative, practical sessions of intense study. - Benefit from individual and group projects offering the possibility for you to consolidate your robotics knowledge by building and programming a variety of robots including small wheeled robots, industrial robots and humanoids.- Draw on unique opportunities to engage in world-class robotics research, and in a variety of activities (for example, in the humanoid robot football, Federation of International Robot-soccer Association (FIRA) competition).- Capitalise on the opportunity to take a work placement in your third year, putting your robotics skills into action in the real world.- Join our Robotics Society and take the opportunity to assist robot development for international competitions such as the Robocup humanoid football league and robot athletics. - Immerse yourself in a degree accredited by the Institution for Engineering and Technology (IET), and meet the educational requirements for becoming a Chartered Engineer (CEng).- Benefit from free IET membership while you are on the course.- Work alongside internationally-renowned staff in a leading service and cognitive robotics research environment.- To complement your formal learning we offer regular PALS sessions that provide the opportunity for you to learn with and from your peers. Share knowledge, discuss ideas, and ask questions in a relaxed and friendly environment.
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120
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30
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H2,H2,H2,H3,H3
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DDM
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120 UCAS points including Grade C in A Level Maths and Grade C in a second relevant subject: Chemistry / Computing / Design Technology / Electronics / Engineering / Physics / Further Maths / Pure Maths / Use of Maths / Statistics. Excluding General Studies.
Considered in combination with Advanced Highers.
120 UCAS points including Grade C in Advanced Higher Mathematics and Grade C in a second relevant subject.
Including Grade C in A Level Maths and Grade C in a second relevant subject: Chemistry / Computing / Design Technology / Electronics / Engineering / Physics / Further Maths / Pure Maths / Use of Maths / Statistics. Excluding General Studies.
Considered on an individual basis. Refer to institution.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Considered in combination.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Considered in combination.
30 points overall to include Grade 4 at Higher Level in Maths and Grade 4 at Higher Level in a second relevant subject. English and Maths accepted within as GCSE equivalent.
To include Maths and a second relevant subject.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Considered in combination.
Considered in combination.
Considered in combination.
Must be an Engineering / Science / Technology BTEC. Will require Distinction in Mathematics units.
Considered in combination.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Considered in combination.
Considered in combination alongside A Level Mathematics and second relevant subject.
Previous study
Previous study
The most common A-levels taken by students who end up studying this subject at uni.
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£9,250
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£9,250
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£9,250
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£14,200
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£14,200
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