Learn how a robot moves from an idea to a working system. UC3M’s Robotics Engineering degree is taught in English and brings together the engineering disciplines involved in designing and implementing robots.
Course essentials
- Institution
- Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)
- Country
- Spain
- Subject
- Engineering
- Study level
- Bachelor's degree
- Teaching language
- English
- Study format
- On campus
- Campus
- Leganés campus, Spain
- Duration
- 4 years
- Credits
- 240 ECTS
- Tuition
- 2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €19.43 per credit for the Spanish/EU or qualifying resident category (€1,165.80 for 60 credits); €128.57 per credit for the non-EU non-resident category (€7,714.20 for 60 credits). Administrative charges and insurance are extra. A student-stay permit alone does not confer the resident fee category.
- Intake
- September academic start; consult current admissions for the next intake. Future application dates not confirmed in this profile.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-29
What you will learn
The current curriculum starts with mathematics, physics, programming and an introduction to robotics. The university describes small-group practical sessions in specialist laboratories, and its plan includes a 12-credit thesis and optional external internships. Use the current study plan when comparing modules: UC3M distinguishes it from an older version.
Who it may suit
This is a possible match if you like both software and physical systems and enjoy bringing components together. It offers a foundation for developing interests in robotic systems, automation or advanced engineering study, with practical work helping you discover which part of robotics you most enjoy.
Applying and planning your budget
2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €19.43 per credit for the Spanish/EU or qualifying resident category (€1,165.80 for 60 credits); €128.57 per credit for the non-EU non-resident category (€7,714.20 for 60 credits). Administrative charges and insurance are extra. A student-stay permit alone does not confer the resident fee category.
Use the international admissions route matching your school qualification. English-group study normally requires demonstrating B2 English during the first year; see UC3M’s language guidance for the conditions. The academic year normally begins in September. A future intake’s exact application dates are not confirmed here.
Official curriculum and programme information · Standard fee table · Non-EU fee table
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