MSc Advanced Control Systems

at University of Salford

• The curriculum covers fundamental control theory, including state-space methods, system modelling, and control system design techniques. 
• Students study advanced strategies such as optimal control, robust control, and nonlinear control systems. 
• Specialised modules focus on areas like intelligent, adaptive, and control applications in specific industries.
•  Hands-on projects and computer simulations allow students to apply theoretical concepts to real-world control engineering problems. 
• The programme also emphasises using industry-standard software tools and programming languages for control system implementation.

Course Modules

• Automation and Robotics
• Instrumentation and Control
• Mobile Robotics
• MSc Project and Dissertation
• Flight Dynamics and Control
• Artificial Intelligence

Important Dates

The application process at the university will be initiated before the start of the intake period. Potential applicants must ensure that all necessary documents are ready beforehand. Students are recommended to stay informed by frequently checking the university's website for updates on the opening of the next application cycle. Moreover, the service UniScholars can be utilized by students to begin their application journey.

• Usually, a second-class honours degree or higher with substantial numerical content similar to undergraduate engineering degrees is expected.
• Aspiring undergraduates taking the IELTS Academic test generally endeavour to obtain a total score of 6.0, taking care to ensure that their individual section scores do not dip below the 5.5 mark.

The University of Salford costs between £ 17,040/yr to £ 19,040/yr as tuition fees for the MSc Advanced Control Systems programme. Students are encouraged to routinely visit the university's website to ensure they are aware of any updates to the fees for their programme.

Graduates of the MSc in Advanced Control Systems programme at the University of Salford are well-equipped to pursue various rewarding careers in control engineering and related fields. They can find employment opportunities as control systems engineers, automation engineers, process control specialists, or research analysts across various manufacturing, energy, aerospace, robotics, and transportation sectors.