Master's in Sustainable and Autonomous Systems
University of Vaasa
Technology
International Excellence Scholarship
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14000
Semester
6.5
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2
Wolffintie 32, 65200 Vaasa, Finland, Finland
Sustainable and Autonomous Systems focuses on developing intelligent, automated, and environmentally responsible technologies. Students study autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, robotics, sustainability, control systems, and data-driven solutions. The program develops technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills for designing efficient systems that support sustainable development and automation.
Merit-based Scholarships
Finland
University: University of Vaasa
Early Bird Last Date: 2026-09-18
Scholarship Amount: €4,000
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