Robotics

Graduate program at Colorado School of Mines

Get Started

Select a program type below to learn more. What’s the difference? Read more about program types.

Master's Thesis
MS-T
Master's Non-Thesis
MS-NT
Doctor of Philosophy
PhD
Certificate
GradCert

Robotics

The Robotics graduate program at Mines offers a core curriculum focused on robotic perception, cognition, action and interaction, with technical electives in computer science, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering.

program offering on campus only

Application Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • GRE: Not Required
  • Letters of Recommendation (3 letters).
    • No letters are required for current Mines students or Mines alumni.

Requirement Details

Click to read more about each of the requirements outlined above, including information on how to submit your application.

How to Apply

The application process is easy. Learn step-by-step how to complete your application for admission to this program.

Robotics

The non-thesis MS is designed to prepare candidates for industry careers in robotics.

program offering on campus only

Application Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • GRE: Not Required
  • Letters of Recommendation

Requirement Details

Click to read more about each of the requirements outlined above, including information on how to submit your application.

How to Apply

The application process is easy. Learn step-by-step how to complete your application for admission to this program.

Robotics

The robotics PhD degree is designed to prepare students for research careers. Students will graduate from the program with the top-notch skills required for work in advanced industries and help turn science fiction into reality.

program offering on campus only

Application Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • GRE: Not Required
  • Letters of Recommendation (3 letters).
    • No letters are required for current Mines students or Mines alumni.

Requirement Details

Click to read more about each of the requirements outlined above, including information on how to submit your application.

How to Apply

The application process is easy. Learn step-by-step how to complete your application for admission to this program.

Robotics

The graduate certificate is intended for working professionals. The Robotics graduate program at Mines offers a core curriculum focused on robotic perception, cognition, action and interaction, with technical electives in computer science, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering.

program offering on campus only

Application Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • GRE: Not Required
  • Letters of Recommendation
  • Statement of Purpose
    • Suggested if GPA is less than 3.0/4.0

Requirement Details

Click to read more about each of the requirements outlined above, including information on how to submit your application.

How to Apply

The application process is easy. Learn step-by-step how to complete your application for admission to this program.

Robotics Program

With the prevalence of automation and self-guided technology on the rise, Mines is driving innovation in this growing field, using existing expertise in field robotics to provide professionals with the skills and knowledge to take this technology to the next level.

Growth & Human Focus

stylized magnifying glass with a graph in the middle pointing out to three individual circles

Human-centered robotics lab

4% projected job growth 2018-28

Credits and Deadlines

View the academic catalog to see the courses and credit requirements for this program.

Master's Thesis & Doctorate (PhD) Program Deadlines

Select a Term:

Spring Deadlines | Fall Deadlines


Spring Deadlines

Degree ProgramInternational*DomesticOnline
Advanced Energy SystemsNot Accepting*Not Accepting*
Applied ChemistryOctober 1November 1
Applied Mathematics & StatisticsOctober 1October 1
Applied PhysicsNot AcceptingNot Accepting*
Chemical EngineeringNot Accepting*Not Accepting*
ChemistryOctober 1November 1
Civil & Environmental EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Computer ScienceOctober 1October 1
Earth Resources Sciences EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Electrical EngineeringOctober 1October 1
Engineering & Technology ManagementOctober 1November 1
Environmental Engineering ScienceOctober 1November 1
GeochemistryOctober 1November 1
Geological EngineeringOctober 1October 1
GeologyOctober 1October 1
Geophysical EngineeringOctober 1October 1
GeophysicsOctober 1October 1
Humanitarian Engineering & ScienceOctober 1November 1
HydrologyOctober 1November 1
Materials ScienceOctober 1November 1
Mechanical EngineeringOctober 1October 1
Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Mineral & Energy EconomicsOctober 1November 1
Mining EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Nuclear EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Operations Research with EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Petroleum EngineeringOctober 1October 1
PhysicsNot Accepting*Not Accepting*
Quantitative Biosciences & EngineeringOctober 1November 1
Quantum EngineeringOctober 1November 1
RoboticsOctober 1October 1
Space ResourcesOctober 1November 1November 1
Underground Construction & Tunnel EngineeringOctober 1November 1

Fall Deadlines

Degree ProgramPriorityInternational*Domestic*Online
Advanced Energy SystemsDecember 15March 1July 1
Applied ChemistryDecember 15March 1July 1
Applied Mathematics & StatisticsDecember 15March 1July 1
Applied PhysicsDecember 15March 1March 1
Chemical EngineeringDecember 15March 1March 1
ChemistryDecember 15March 1July 1
Civil & Environmental EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Computer ScienceDecember 15March 1July 1
Earth Resources Development EngineeringJanuary 15March 1July 1
Electrical EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Engineering & Technology ManagementJanuary 15March 1July 1
Environmental Engineering ScienceDecember 15March 1July 1
GeochemistryDecember 15March 1July 1
Geological EngineeringDecember 15March 1March 1
GeologyDecember 15March 1March 1
Geophysical EngineeringDecember 15March 1March 1
GeophysicsDecember 15March 1March 1
Humanitarian Engineering & ScienceDecember 15March 1July 1
HydrologyDecember 15March 1July 1
Materials ScienceDecember 15March 1July 1
Mechanical EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Mineral & Energy EconomicsJanuary 15March 1July 1
Mining EngineeringJanuary 15March 1July 1
Nuclear EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Operations Research with EngineeringJanuary 15March 1July 1
Petroleum EngineeringMarch 1March 1
PhysicsDecember 15March 1March 1
Quantitative Biosciences & EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
Quantum EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1
RoboticsDecember 15March 1July 1
Space ResourcesMarch 1 (International on-campus)July 1 (Domestic on-campus)August 1
Underground Construction & Tunnel EngineeringDecember 15March 1July 1

Residential (on-campus) Master's Non-Thesis & Graduate Certificates Deadlines

Spring DeadlinesFall Deadlines
International Students*October 1March 1
Domestic U.S. StudentsDecember 15August 1
International students are not eligible to apply for residential certificate programs. We encourage you to check out our online certificate options

Online Master's Non-Thesis & Graduate Certificates Deadlines

The following deadlines apply to online master's non-thesis and graduate certificate programs for domestic U.S. and International students.
Spring Deadlines
Spring I & II (January 6 start)January 2
Spring III*** (March 11 start)February 18
Fall Deadlines
Fall I & II (August 19 start)August 1
Fall III*** (October 22 start)October 1
**The Fall III deadline is only available for the following programs: Additive Manufacturing; Business Analytics; Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage; Chemical Engineering Processes in Energy Transitions; Data Science: Computer Science; Data Science: Earth Resources; Electrical Engineering (Professional Master and Certificate Only); Engineering and Technology Management; GIS & Geoinformatics; Mechanical Engineering; Underground Construction and Tunnel Engineering
***The Spring III deadline is only available for the following programs: Additive Manufacturing; Business Analytics; Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage; Electrical Engineering (Professional Master and Certificate Only); Engineering and Technology Management; GIS & Geoinformatics; Mechanical Engineering; Product Management (Offered for only session III in spring); Underground Construction and Tunnel Engineering

Get Connected

You don’t have to decide right now, but let’s get you connected so we can stay in touch and keep you up-to-date. Fill out the quick information form below to get started.

Loading...

Program Director

Andrew Petruska headshot

Andrew Petruska

You Are Ready

Contact Us

(303) 273-3247
grad-admissions@mines.edu

Career Connections

At Mines, your career goals are the focus. You will connect with world-class faculty and industry experts in your field, all while enhancing your knowledge through hands-on learning and research.

Robotics careers

  • Robotics engineer
  • Aerospace engineer
  • Computer and information research scientist
  • Automated control system engineer
  • Development engineer

Career resources

The Mines Career Center helps students chart their career paths and prepare for job searches, holds networking events and brings hundreds of employers to campus, among a host of other services.

Visit Career Services

Engineer Your Future Today

STEM student working on a laptop in a classroom lab setting with code on the computer screen

Mines Online

Flexibility in formats that fit your life
image of mines research magazine 2024 with a stack of the previous 4 magazines underneath. links to mines magazine online.

Mines Research Magazine

Innovation with impact
Aerial of Colorado School of Mines central campus on a sunny day with clouds in the sky

Get to Know Mines

From tours and events to meet-ups in your area