I want to pursue Robotics and AI. What branch of Engineering should I pursue after completing school?

<p>If you're interested in both Robotics and AI, choosing the "best" branch of engineering depends on your specific interests within the field:</p><p><strong>For a strong foundation in both:</strong></p><ul><li><span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r4:" data-state="closed"><strong>Mechatronics Engineering:</strong> Covers Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, and Computer Science, which makes the graduates have a broad foundation for assembling, constructing, and coding robots with artificial intelligence.</span></li><li><span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r5:" data-state="closed"><strong>Computer Science (with a focus on Robotics/AI):</strong> Provides comprehensive knowledge of software creation, analysis of algorithms and machine learning that is necessary for creating the &ldquo;heads&rdquo; of robots.</span></li></ul><p><strong>For more emphasis on robotics:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Robotics Engineering:</strong>&nbsp;Specifically designed to delve into robot design, &nbsp;mechanics, &nbsp;kinematics, &nbsp;and control systems, &nbsp;with some AI integration depending on the program.</li></ul><p><strong>For more emphasis on AI:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Artificial Intelligence Engineering: </strong>MSc specialisation that emphasizes the creation of intelligent systems and algorithms that may have implications in numerous fields, such as robots.</li><li><strong>Electrical Engineering:</strong> Electronics and circuits knowledge, which is important to the construction of robot hardware and its associated sensors.</li><li><strong>Mechanical Engineering: </strong>Is useful to revise mechanics and physical principles needed to construct a robot and to understand its motion.</li></ul>

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