Robotics is the design, repair, and maintenance of robots. A robotics engineer learns a blend of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science principles to develop autonomous machines that perform a wide range of dull, dangerous, and complex tasks. Source: New England Institute of Technology
This video outlines careers in robotics.
About a Robotics Career
- Robotics Technicians – These professionals typically require a two-year degree and are trained on the job in apprenticeship programs, as well as through classroom study.
- Robotics Engineers – These individuals earn a four-year degree, then usually go on to earn a graduate degree or professional certification in their field.

- Basic math and analytical skills
- A mechanical aptitude
- An interest in computer applications
The course load is similar to an engineering program, although math is not as emphasized. Students also have the option to substitute six credit hours with relevant work experience.
Robotics is a growing field that employs individuals from a variety of backgrounds. A two-year degree in robotics from an accredited community college may be just the training you need to jumpstart your career. Check out the programs at one of the colleges listed above or contact a community college in your area to find out what types of robotics programs they have available.
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