Program Overview

Industrial Robotics Certificate Program

The Industrial Robotics graduate certificate program is designed to prepare technically sound specialists with industrial robotics and automation skills. The program aims to develop skills and competencies in operating, programming, and troubleshooting FANUC industrial robots and configuring and setting up robotic vision systems.

Program Overview

• The program is offered on-campus with an accelerated option.
• The certificate requires a minimum of 11 total credits.
• Students may apply the credits earned for this certificate toward a graduate degree at Michigan Tech.

Admissions Requirements

• Admitted applicants typically have an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale.
• Preferred major: Engineering/Engineering Technology disciplines, such as Material Science, Manufacturing, Electrical, Mechatronics, and Mechanical.
• Rťsumť / Curriculum vitae is required.
• GMAT/GRE: Not required.
• International Students:
  • TOEFL: Recommended Score of 79 iBT.
  • IELTS: Recommended Overall Band Score of 6.5.

Program Specific Requirements

• The program is designed for experienced industry professionals and Michigan Tech graduate students interested in developing advanced skills in mechatronics.
• The curriculum contains a significant laboratory component operating industrial-scale FANUC robots and learning industry standards of Roboguide simulation software.
• The certificate teaches skills related to network security and cybersecurity of industrial control systems.

Application Process

• Applications are reviewed on an individual basis using a holistic approach.
• The application process involves three easy steps.
• Official transcripts and scores are not required for the initial application, although you will need to upload them later.

Accreditation

• Michigan Tech has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) since 1928.

Certificate Details

• The certificate program can be completed in two to three semesters.
• The program prepares professionals for high-demand careers in robotics automation in all sectors of industry.
• Current Michigan Tech undergraduate students in good standing and have achieved at least junior-level standing or recent bachelors graduates of Michigan Tech (less than two years) can apply for the accelerated certificate option.