Program Overview

Introduction to the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence MEng Program

The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence MEng program at UCL is an interdisciplinary course that combines leading-edge research with real-world applications. This 4-year integrated Master's program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to engineer innovative solutions in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Program Details

• Location: London, Stratford (UCL East)
• Study Mode: Full-time
• Duration: 4 academic years
• UK Tuition Fees (2026/27): Ł9,790
• Overseas Tuition Fees (2026/27): Ł46,700
• Programme Starts: September 2026
• Application Deadline: 14 Jan 2026
• UCAS Course Code: H700

Entry Requirements

• A Levels: AAA, with A* in either Mathematics or Further Mathematics required
• IB Diploma: 40 points, with 20 points in three higher-level subjects, including grade 7 in Mathematics
• GCSEs: English Language and Mathematics at grade C or 4
• Contextual Offer: AAB, with A in Mathematics or Further Mathematics required, and 38 points in the IB Diploma, with 18 points in three higher-level subjects, including grade 7 in Mathematics

Additional Requirements

• TARA Admissions Test: Required for all applicants, with an entry fee applicable
• English Language Requirements: Level 1, with details on evidence required, acceptable qualifications, and test providers available on the UCL website

Course Overview

The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence MEng program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and applications of robotics and artificial intelligence. The course covers a range of topics, including:

• Robotics Technologies: Transforming societies and improving lives, with applications in life sciences, healthcare, manufacturing, and more
• AI and Robotics: Finding new applications in diverse fields, with a focus on practical computing skills and ethical considerations
• Research Experience: Significant research experience and understanding of research methodology, making it an ideal preparation for further postgraduate and doctoral study

Teaching and Learning

• Learning Activities: Lectures, tutorials, seminars, and laboratory classes, with a strong emphasis on independent study and project-based learning
• Contact Hours: 25 hours per week during teaching term time, with approximately 15 hours per week dedicated to independent study
• Assessment: Broad range of methods, including individual and group coursework, lab demonstrations and reports, individual and group projects, tests, and written examinations

Employability

• Graduate Outcomes: Nationally-leading employment rates and starting salaries, with students going on to IT analyst roles, IT specialist roles, and global IT consultancies
• Key Skills: Mathematics, engineering, computer science, AI, and robotics, with practical group project experience and Master's-level research methods
• Industry Demand: Rapid expansion of applications for AI and robotics technologies, with graduates in high demand across various industries

Fees and Funding

• Tuition Fees: UK students (Ł9,790), international students (Ł46,700), with fees for subsequent years subject to increase
• Additional Costs: Modern computer (PC or Mac) with minimum specifications, approximate costs ranging from Ł800-Ł1500
• Funding Options: Student loans, scholarships, and bursaries, with UK students whose household income falls below a certain level eligible for a non-repayable bursary or certain scholarships

Next Steps

• Application: Through UCAS, with advice provided for school or college applicants, and direct information available for applicants who have left school or are based outside the UK
• Selection: Central UCL team assessment against published entry criteria, with non-standard qualifications referred to the Computer Science Admissions Tutor for review
• Offer-Holder Open Day: Invitation to attend, with the opportunity to ask questions to the Admissions Tutor and students currently enrolled on the program