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UW launches first dedicated graduate robotics program

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Source roundup from published reports. Claims below are attributed to their publishers, not independently verified. Robotics — Web news discovery: University of Washington Introduces First Dedicated Graduate Robotics Program. UW launches master’s and certificate programs in robotics, addressing industry demand with limited enrollment and interdisciplinary curriculum.

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“shorter pathway for working professionals seeking further robotics training. Applications were live Sept. 1-10, with more than 30 prospective students registering for the information session before applications opened. According to Director of UW College of Engineering Robotics Programs Xu Chen, the announcement attracted more initial interest than anticipated. “We were rather optimistic that the program would grow,”

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“but we didn't expect the seats to be filled that quickly,” Chen said. “We actually had to limit our seats this year just because we were still getting all the software, labs, and robots purchased. It's kind of exciting, and also reminds us how relevant robotics can be.” The inaugural cohort was capped at approximately 35 students, with 25 seats dedicated to master’s students and 10 to certificate students. Chen said”

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“but we didn't expect the seats to be filled that quickly,” Chen said. “We actually had to limit our seats this year just because we were still getting all the software, labs, and robots purchased. It's kind of exciting, and also reminds us how relevant robotics can be.” The inaugural cohort was capped at approximately 35 students, with 25 seats dedicated to master’s students and 10 to certificate students. Chen said”

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“but we didn't expect the seats to be filled that quickly,” Chen said. “We actually had to limit our seats this year just because we were still getting all the software, labs, and robots purchased. It's kind of exciting, and also reminds us how relevant robotics can be.” The inaugural cohort was capped at approximately 35 students, with 25 seats dedicated to master’s students and 10 to certificate students. Chen said”

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“n interdisciplinary track. “We want to ensure there's diversity in perspectives from across the college,” Leung said. The curriculum begins with a sequence of three core courses intended to prepare students from different academic backgrounds to work with robotic systems. From there, the programs diverge, with certificate students completing a culminating project prototyping a robotic system, while master’s students”

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10/22
  1. Robotics — Web news discovery
    University of Washington Introduces First Dedicated Graduate Robotics Program

    UW launches master’s and certificate programs in robotics, addressing industry demand with limited enrollment and interdisciplinary curriculum.

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