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This article is from the Robotics FAQ,
by Kevin Dowling nivek@cs.cmu.edu with numerous contributions by
others.
36 Graduate Programs in Robotics part1
This list is grouped by countries including the United States,
Australia, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, Sweden and Switzerland. Many
European and Asian universities are not represented and should be.
Please drop me a line if you have information on those that should be
included.
[5]Australia
[6]University of Western Australia
[7]Canada
[8]McGill University
[9]University of Alberta
[10]Finland
[11]Helsinki University of Technology
[12]France
[13]University of Paris
[14]Japan
[15]Waseda University
[16]Sweden
[17]Lulea University of Technology
[18]Switzerland
[19]Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
[20]United Kingdom
[21]Bristol University
[22]Edinburgh University (UK)
[23]Hull University, UK
[24]Reading University, UK
[25]Salford University
[26]University of Birmingham
[27]University of Essex (UK)
[28]University of Manchester
[29]University of Oxford
[30]University of Surrey
[31]University of the West of England at Bristol, U.K.
[32]United States
[33]Boston University
[34]Brandeis University
[35]California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
[36]Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)
[37]Colorado School of Mines
[38]Clemson University
[39]Cornell
[40]Georgia Institute of Technology
[41]Harvard
[42]Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
[43]New York University (NYU)
[44]North Carolina State University
[45]Northeastern University
[46]Purdue
[47]Rennsalear Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
[48]Stanford University
[49]University of California at Berkeley
[50]University of Iowa
[51]University of Kansas
[52]University of Kentucky
[53]University of Massachusetts
[54]University of Michigan
[55]University of Pennsylvania.
[56]University of Rochester
[57]University of Southern California (USC)
[58]University of Maryland
[59]The University of Texas at Arlington
[60]University of Wisconsin-Madison
[61]University of Utah
[62]Yale University
[63]Wilkes University
Australia
University of Western Australia
Some neat telerobotic work can be found at
[64]http://telerobot.mech.uwa.edu.au
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