Autonomous Systems and Robotics (M.S.)

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Autonomous Systems and Robotics at Illinois Tech equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in developing innovative solutions for the autonomous systems industry. The program focuses on physical systems and their control algorithms, preparing graduates for careers as control systems engineers, autonomous systems engineers, and more. The STEM-designated program offers advantages for international students and meets F-1 Visa requirements.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Master of Science in Autonomous Systems and Robotics (ASR) at Illinois Tech provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in the development of innovative solutions for the emerging global industry of autonomous systems.
• The program focuses on physical systems and the algorithms that control and monitor them for real-time operations, environmental awareness, and decision-making.
• Graduates of the ASR program will be leaders in the innovation and development of self-guided platforms, including vehicles, robots, and collaborative physical systems.

Careers:

• Graduates of the ASR program will be prepared for careers in industry or further study in a doctoral program.
• Potential career paths include:
• Control systems engineer
• Autonomous systems engineer
• Robotics engineer
• Interface developer
• Navigation and guidance systems engineer

Other:

• The ASR program is STEM designated, providing advantages for international students.
• The program meets F-1 Visa requirements.
• Illinois Tech's Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering has faculty research expertise in autonomous systems and robotics.