Informatics: Robotics and Intelligent Systems (master's two years)

knowledge of programming and algorithms, as well as systems development techniques
knowledge of digital technology that forms the basis for designing computers and embedded systems
knowledge about electronics and sensors that form the basis for machine launching
knowledge of mathematics required for electronics, programming and robotics
knowledge of principles in computer architecture and digital systems
knowledge about the management and analysis of robotics systems
knowledge of how machines can interpret surroundings, act intelligently and adapt
model and abstract, and use analytical and computational methods and software to predict behavior and performance
test and troubleshoot software and hardware systems at different levels

With a master's degree in Informatics: robotics and intelligent systems you have opportunities to work with:

software and hardware development, both for embedded systems (some examples)
artificial intelligence and machine learning for robots and autonomous systems, and in other software systems
medical technology
You may want to work:

in consulting firms
in startup companies
in technology companies that develop major hardware and software products
at a university, research institutions and hospitals
Through the work of writing a master's thesis in informatics, you learn to work independently and to organize and plan your own work within specific deadlines. You learn to apply theoretical and practical knowledge that you have acquired through your study program in your own original work, a master's thesis.

During the master's studies you will also learn to write and work with scientific material - you learn to collaborate with others on research questions and communicate on academic issues, analyzes and conclusions in the field of informatics. You will be able to convey your own work and to acquire and relate to the feedback you receive.