22.08.2025
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Krisliin Rohtla
Communications Specialist, Coordinator for the Industrial Master's programme
Institute of Technology
+372 55989837

Industrial Master's Programme for Partners

The Industrial Master's program in Computer Engineering and Robotics combines research-based education with practical work in a company to train engineers who create value for both industry and society. The program brings together first-year master's students from the Institute of Technology and companies and institutions that want to contribute to the development of engineering and offer students real work experience. For partners, it is an excellent opportunity to play a role in training top specialists, and by participating in the program, master's students can help create added value for the company. The schedule for the industrial master's program is divided as follows:

Graph of the timetable regarding the Industrial Master's program.
Author: Krisliin Rohtla

We are looking for partners to collaborate with in the 2026 programme!

If interested, contact Krisliin Rohtla ([email protected]).

  • The opportunity to contribute to the development of future top engineers through practical cooperation, linking academic knowledge with the business and technological needs of the company.
  • Access to the expert knowledge of the University of Tartu: students work together with a supervisor from the University of Tartu, providing research-based support for the company's projects.
  • Increased support and visibility for the University of Tartu in the sector as a developer of engineering education and a cooperation partner.
  • Training potential future employees in accordance with your organization's culture and technological processes.
  • Reduces the risk of hiring employees with insufficient skills.
  • You contribute to the training of top engineers and get to collaborate with the University of Tartu..
  • You offer students a meaningful and value-creating challenge that is linked to your organization's development needs or technological goals.
  • You set clear tasks for students and provide ongoing feedback to support their professional development and the quality of their results.
  • You appoint a company supervisor who works with the university supervisor and ensures that the student's project progresses in a targeted manner.
  • The company supervisor, in cooperation with the university supervisor, supports the student in writing their master's thesis.
  • You participate in the program financially by paying a monthly participation fee, which allows you to pay the student a scholarship and cover the organisational costs of the program.

Introductory video for the Robotics and Computer Engineering curriculum