Study location	Latvia, Riga
Type	Bachelor, full-time
Nominal duration	4,5 years (270 ECTS)
Study language	English
Awards	BA (Professional Bachelor in Electronics and Automation and Engineer in Electronics)
Accreditation	until 30 June 2023

Tuition fee	€3,000 per year
Application fee	€200 one-time
Registration fee	€150 one-time Includes: – Consultations for selection of HEI – Migration & visa consultation – Registration in the Baltic Center database – HEI admission documents’ check – General testing for all Baltic Center HEIs – Admission Examination – Student’s admission to HEI – Documents’ arrangement for the payments to HEI – Invitation for the embassy. The period of preparation from week to two months - You will access to admission system with extra BONUS information& - You will have your own manager and curators on each stage of admission process. You can receive DISCOUNT and pay only 104.99 EUR, for more information visit our FREE webinar “Education in Europe”. Register on English Language: study.baltic-center.eu/admission-webinar-en Register on Russian Language: study.baltic-center.eu/admission-webinar-ru

Entry qualification	High school / secondary education (or higher) Applicants must upload education documents in original language, as well as translations into English. Diplomas and transcripts issued outside EU must be legalized with a legalization stamp or Apostille. You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university.

Territory requirements	Applications are NOT accepted from the following territories (based on citizenship): Bangladesh, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen.

Language requirements	English One of next variants, if you have no any of this certificates you can pass University or Baltic Center Exams: English TOEFL IBT – at least score 72; IELTS – at least score 5.5; PTE General – at least level B2; FCE – at least level B; CPE – satisfactory pass; CAE – satisfactory pass.

Overview

The programme focuses on the acquisition of professional knowledge and practical skills in the technical and scientific fields on which modern robotics is based: embedded electronics, intelligent systems, programming and mechanics. The training courses of the first three scientific and technical areas provide students with the knowledge of automatic control theory, microcontroller programming, industrial and intelligent robotics, autonomous robot embedded systems, autonomous robot action planning, industrial robot programming and artificial intelligence techniques. The mechanics courses provide students with the knowledge of kinematics and dynamics of autonomous and industrial robots, of the robot structures and the principles of designing autonomous robots. During the course, alongside theoretical knowledge, students gain practical experience in using industrial robots Kawasaki, Kuka, ABB and Universal Robots. Humanoid robots NAO, mobile robots Khepera IV and Koala are used to learn the principles of autonomous robotics. Before preparing a graduation project, students undergo compulsory industrial practice in specialised companies that provide industrial production robotisation and are engaged in the development of industrial and autonomous robots as well as robotic devices both in Latvia and EU countries.