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Can you imagine designing machines that improve people’s lives? At UDIT, we offer a Bachelor’s Degree in Human-Centred Robotics, designed for future professionals who want to apply technology in the service of people.
Discover what it means to study Human-Centred Robotics: collaborative robot design, applied artificial intelligence, human–machine interaction and ethical automation. You’ll develop all of this in an innovative, people-first environment.
This is the only degree within España’s higher education sector focused on human-centred robotics and human–machine interaction.
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Studying the Bachelor’s Degree in Human-Centred Robotics at UDIT offers a unique opportunity to be part of a pioneering educational project in Spain, designed for those who want to stand out in a rapidly evolving field.
This official degree combines programming, artificial intelligence, user experience, design and robotics, preparing students to apply technology with a human focus. It is the only programme centred on interaction between people and robots, making it a distinctive option with strong prospects in emerging sectors. With a curriculum of 240 ECTS credits over 4 years, it brings together key disciplines that offer a holistic view of modern robotics, providing the tools to transform technology into real-world solutions with a positive impact on society.
Human-centred robotics is a revolutionary approach that prioritises the relationship between people and machines, ensuring that technology responds ethically, effectively and empathetically to users’ real needs. At UDIT, this approach translates into a holistic education in which students not only learn to build robots, but to do so from a perspective that places people at the centre of design and implementation.
Widely recognised in other countries but still relatively under-explored in España, this approach offers an opportunity to lead the future of robotics with social awareness and advanced technical expertise.
If you are looking for where to study Robotics in Spain, UDIT is one of the best options. Our location in Madrid gives you access to modern infrastructure and connections across sectors such as healthcare, education and robotic assistance.
Innovate with purpose. At UDIT, we educate people who are committed to technology in the service of society.
This official degree brings together programming, artificial intelligence, user experience, design and robotics, preparing students not only to understand technology, but to apply it with human needs in mind. Moreover, as the only degree focused on interaction between people and robots, it stands out as a distinctive programme that opens doors to emerging sectors where innovation is key.
At UDIT there is no minimum entry grade requirement. Places are allocated in order of reservation, so if you are interested in this degree, do not wait—or you may miss your opportunity.
The Degree in Robotics is a key pathway to lead the digital transformation in a world driven by technology, automation and artificial intelligence. This degree prepares professionals to design innovative solutions that improve quality of life, working with robots in areas such as healthcare, industry or the field of sustainability, and responding to the growing demand for advanced technological disciplines with strong global prospects.
For this reason, studying a robotics-focused degree is not only a commitment to the present, but also an investment in the future, where robots will not replace humans, but will work alongside them to enhance productivity and human development.
Our University has been recognised at national and international level with more than 300 awards, including the National Design Award, the Education and Training Award at the Madrid Open Cities Awards, and the highest score in the QS international ranking for teaching quality and employability.
You might be unsure whether this programme is the right fit for you, or whether another of our degrees might suit you better. Don’t worry — that’s completely normal.
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The study plan for the Degree in Human-Centred Robotics comprises 240 ECTS credits over 4 academic years.
Complement your undergraduate studies with our range of specialised degrees in skills and knowledge that are in high demand in the labour market.
You will learn how to make the most of advances in artificial intelligence and apply them to your designs, creating innovative and revolutionary pieces that will captivate the world. We will provide you with the tools you need to use these technologies effectively and creatively, allowing you to explore new possibilities and push conventional boundaries.
It will give you the key business skills to manage, finance and scale your own project. It's not just about having a good idea, it's about knowing how to make it happen and defend it in the professional world. This training will give you a decisive competitive advantage. Become an entrepreneur capable of creating innovative solutions and leading projects that transform ideas into impactful businesses.
We offer you a unique learning experience designed to help you achieve your academic goals. Through a wide range of specialised courses in different languages, you will learn and strengthen your language skills, both for academic and professional purposes.
You will master today’s most widely used programming languages, development environments and professional software tools.
You will be able to access industry-leading software and application certifications that will complement your university education and enhance your CV and employability.
Placements are your first real contact with industry and a key lever for your employability.
At UDIT, curricular placements are part of the study plan and are guaranteed for all students. We work continuously with companies and institutions to bring you closer to the market and help you build professional experience while at university.
We have more than 2,400 active placement agreements with the leading companies in the sector, such as the following:
The perfect opportunity for you to visit our facilities and learn first-hand about UDIT's training offer.
At the end of the Degree in People-Centred Robotics you will be able to work in areas and positions such as:
Our university campus brings together industry-standard technology and professional equipment, the same you’ll find in leading studios and companies. You’ll benefit from 21,000 m² across three buildings, with cutting-edge spaces designed for hands-on learning and real-world practice.
At UDIT we are constantly working to foster partnerships with the best universities and companies related to design and advertising.
At UDIT we seek to promote unique experiences for our students, incorporating international experience and solidarity in your time at the university.
You will have the opportunity to participate in solidarity seminars, workshops, courses or conferences in English, and take part in trips, workshops, experiences and international programmes.
You will have the opportunity to participate in workshops, courses or conferences in English, and take part in international trips, workshops, experiences and programmes.
Director del Departamento de Videojuegos y Animación. Director del Grado en Diseño y Desarrollo de Videojuegos. Ingeniero Informático y Máster en Imagen, Publicidad e Identidad Corporativa. Imparte las asignaturas Fundamentos de la Programación Estructurada y Programación II en el Grado en Diseño y Desarrollo de Videojuegos. Responsable del lanzamiento Grado y de la elaboración de su plan de estudios. Así mismo, ha participado en la creación de otras titulaciones de UDIT, como el Grado en Diseño Multimedia y Gráfico y el Grado en Diseño de Interiores. Director del I Congreso Internacional de Arte Diseño y Desarrollo de videojuegos en La industria Creativa celebrado 2015.
We have a first class teaching staff.
Professionals with years of experience both in teaching and in companies in the Design, Communication, Advertising or Technology sectors.
Dr. Luis Peña
PhD in Computer Engineering from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Founder of a Technology Startup, awarded by A
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Number of places on the Bachelor’s Degree in Human-Centred Robotics: 70
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The market currently demands professionals capable of leading technology and robotics projects in areas such as logistics, agriculture, transport, automotive, aeronautics, services and healthcare.
This official degree sits at the intersection of robotics, programming, artificial intelligence, user experience and design. It is a pioneering degree within Spanish higher education, as it focuses on Human-Centred Robotics. With an innovative and up-to-date study plan, it takes as a reference Anglophone research and programmes in Human-Centred Robotics.
Robotics engineering is a discipline that brings together knowledge and technological advances from other engineering fields—such as mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, telecommunications and industrial engineering—through which engineers design, develop and operate robots for a range of purposes.
Service robotics is a discipline that focuses the development of robotic applications and devices on the end user and their interaction with them.
You will use several programming languages, including C++, C#, Python and Java (JDK/JRE), together with their most widely used libraries.
You will learn to use leading development environments such as Express.js, Visual Studio, TensorFlow, Anaconda, NLTK, Apache and Eclipse.
You will work with software development tools such as SQL Server, MongoDB, OpenCV and Tableau.
Visualisation and prototyping tools: Autodesk Fusion 360, AutoCAD, Proteus, LTspice, Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, KiCad, RobotStudio and Gazebo Simulator.
The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) defines service robotics as “a robot or equipment for personal or professional use that performs useful tasks for humans, excluding industrial automation applications”.
The key difference from industrial robotics lies in the intended application. Industrial robotics refers to robots used in industrial automation; they are typically large, have similar functionalities, and perform repetitive tasks.
By contrast, service robots tend to be smaller and more mobile, and their capabilities vary depending on the end application.
If you want to study the Degree in Robotics, you can do so without having completed a specific Bachillerato pathway; you must meet the entry requirements set out in Article 3 of Royal Decree 412/2014. That said, the recommended entry profile is a student with a strong affinity for technology, solid performance in mathematics, and a clear interest in problem-solving.
Ideally, you should have completed the Science and Technology Baccalaureate, with particular focus on Mathematics and, where possible, subjects related to computing, programming and technology more broadly.
The first step is to request information. You can do this via the website, by phone on +34 91 555 25 28, or by email at orientacion.universitaria@udit.es.
The next step is to take a placement test. Its purpose is to assess the student’s academic competencies and identify any support needs before the start of the academic year.
Once the test has been completed and admission to UDIT has been confirmed, you should pay the enrolment reservation fee to secure your place for the next academic year. Places are allocated strictly in order of reservation.
Yes. All Bachelor’s degrees offered at UDIT are official and internationally recognised.
Be cautious with other programmes marketed as “official Bachelor’s degrees” that, in reality, are not.
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If you are coming from the Spanish education system, to study this degree at UDIT you must meet at least one of the following requirements:
Applicants from education systems outside Spain:
All of our Bachelor’s degrees start from scratch, so you do not need to have followed a specific Bachillerato pathway.
Given the nature of our programmes, it is generally recommended to have completed the Science and Technology Bachillerato, with particular focus on Mathematics and, where possible, subjects related to computing, programming and technology more broadly.
Although it is not essential, previous programming experience and involvement in personal software development projects are a significant added value.
Upon completing the Degree in Human-Centred Robotics, you will be able to work in roles such as:
UDIT does not require a minimum entry grade to access the Degree in Human-Centred Robotics. However, given the specific nature of the programme, prospective students must complete UDIT’s own admission tests.
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