Robotic systems programming specialization

Learn to program and deploy automated

and robotic systems in industrial

and logistics processes.

Robotic systems programing specialization

The Robotic Systems Programming specialization focuses on developing smart manufacturing and automation solutions aligned with the needs of Industry 4.0. During the studies, students learn to program robotic systems, operate automated production lines, and apply industrial controllers in real operational environments. Strong emphasis is placed on hands-on work with robotic equipment, process automation, and system integration.

This specialization prepares professionals for careers in manufacturing, logistics, and technology implementation sectors, where the demand for robotics and automation continues to grow rapidly.

Core subjects of the Smart Technology Industry Bachelor’s programme

Fundamentals of Programming and Object-Oriented Programming, Programming with Python, Databases, Computer and Communication Systems Architecture, Software Systems Engineering, Testing Techniques and Fundamentals of Automated Testing, Cloud Technologies, IT Project Management and Professional Ethics, Professional Practice and Final Thesis.

Robotic Systems Programming specialization modules

The specialization modules cover the development and application of industrial automation and robotics solutions. During the studies, students explore robotic process automation in industry, PLC programming, and robot programming used to control automated manufacturing systems.

The programme also includes computer vision and image processing, enabling the development of intelligent robotic systems capable of perceiving and responding to their environment. Modules are strongly practice-oriented and focus on the skills required to design, implement, and maintain robotic solutions in real industrial environments.

For Informatics Sciences programmes, the competitive score is calculated from Mathematics (50%), one of the following subjects — Informatics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, or Engineering Technologies (25%) — and English language (25%).

This specialization is part of the Professional Bachelor’s degree in Smart Technology Industry. Studies are organized in modular blocks with a strong focus on hands-on skills, project-based learning, and real-world problem solving.

Students enrol in the Smart Technology Industry degree programme and develop expertise within their chosen specialization. Where justified by academic progress or career direction, it is possible to transfer to another specialization within the Smart Technology Industry programme, subject to academic requirements.

Graduates may work in manufacturing plants, logistics centers, automation companies, robotics solution providers, technology integrators, and Industry 4.0 innovation projects, or continue developing expertise in advanced robotics and smart systems engineering.