Bachelor’s degree
Robotics and Machine Intelligence

Note: The program will be offered in German starting in the 2027/28 winter semester and in English starting in the 2027 summer semester.

Start your future in robotics and intelligent systems in Germany

Robotics and Machine Intelligence - RoMI - is a future-oriented Bachelor’s degree for international students who want to combine robotics, engineering, software development and artificial intelligence — and prepare for a career in Germany’s technology sector. The program prepares students to develop intelligent robotic and cyber-physical systems for real-world applications.

From engineering fundamentals to intelligent robotic systems, the program follows a modern robotics perspective: Students build a strong foundation in mathematics, computer science, engineering basics, artificial intelligence and learn how these areas come together in robotics. A key strength of the program is its focus on software for real technical systems.

In short, RoMI is about technical understanding of robotics, software development, systems thinking, and the ability to turn ideas into working solutions.

This page will be updated regularly in the next weeks for further details about the study program, dates and how to apply.

From technical foundations to intelligent robotic systems

The curriculum is designed as a step-by-step pathway into modern robotics. In the first study phase, students build essential knowledge in informatics, mathematics, and engineering basics. These foundations are important for understanding robotic systems not only as software applications, but as real technical systems with sensors, actuators, control mechanisms and physical behavior. In parallel, German language courses and Technical German are integrated into the curriculum.

In the next phase, the focus shifts towards programming, artificial intelligence, robotics, sensor technology, software engineering, simulation and autonomous systems. Students learn how to connect computational methods with engineering applications and how to develop software for machines that interact with the real world.

The later semesters include an internship semester, advanced robotics and AI topics, technical electives and the Bachelor’s thesis. This allows students to apply their knowledge in practical contexts and to develop an individual profile in fields such as embedded AI, autonomous systems, industrial robotics or sensitive and medical robotics.

Start in English. Grow into German

The English-language start of the study program is designed especially for international students. It allows students to begin their studies in an accessible international study environment while gradually developing the German language skills needed for the later stages of the program.

German language learning is an integrated part of the curriculum. German B1, German B2 and Technical German prepare students step by step for advanced technical modules taught in German, the internship semester and professional communication in Germany.

This language pathway is a key advantage for international students. You can start your studies in English, while building the language skills that support your academic progress and open up career opportunities in Germany’s engineering and technology sector.

Develop robots, intelligent machines and cyber-physical systems

RoMI prepares graduates for careers in fields where engineering, software and intelligence come together. Graduates can work on robotic systems, automation solutions, multi-axis production machines, embedded software, autonomous devices, sensor-based applications and intelligent technical systems.

The program is particularly relevant for students who want to work close to real technology. Its combination of software development, robotics, AI and engineering fundamentals prepares graduates for roles that require not only programming skills, but also a deep understanding of technical systems and their physical environment.

Career perspectives in Germany

Germany offers strong career opportunities in engineering, automation, robotics and industrial technology. The program’s integrated German language pathway helps international students to prepare not only for their studies, but also for internships, working student positions and their future career opportunities in Germany’s technology sector.

Your path to studying Robotics and Machine Intelligence at TH Rosenheim

This section provides all important information about admission requirements, language requirements, application deadlines and the application process. International applicants should check the required documents and deadlines carefully before applying.

Admission requirements

To be admitted to the program, applicants must meet the formal requirements for studying at a German university of applied sciences. Detailed information on recognized school-leaving certificates, higher education entrance qualifications and required documents will be provided here soon.

Language requirements

The program offers an English-language start and includes a structured German language pathway. Applicants will need to provide proof of the required language skills. The exact English and German language requirements will be listed here once finalised.