The Master of Engineering in Robotics at the A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland College Park, is a non-thesis, professional graduate program designed to equip students with theoretical and practical expertise in robotics. The curriculum covers robotics design, modeling, control systems, perception for autonomous robots, AI, computer vision, robot kinematics, dynamics, and human-robot interaction. The program offers flexibility in technical electives, allowing students to tailor studies to areas such as autonomous vehicles, rehabilitation robotics, and micro/nano robotics. Completion requires 10 courses (30 credits) including core and elective courses. Classes are taught by leading researchers and industry professionals, with delivery options on-campus and online for working professionals. International students must enroll full-time.