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The Bachelor's in Automation at BIT trains students in control theory and applications, motion and process control, and related detection and decision-making skills. Graduates work across system analysis, design, operation, and R&D in automation fields.
The Master's in Autonomous Vehicles and Intelligent Control at Chang'an University (CHD) in Xi'an is English-taught and spans three years. Study focuses on advanced knowledge and skills in the rapidly evolving fields of autonomous systems and intelligent control technologies.
A two-year English-taught master's in Control Science and Engineering that equips students to model, measure, and control complex engineering systems. Prepares for roles in automation, robotics, and related technical fields.
The master's in Control Science and Engineering at Central South University (CSU) (Changsha) is English-taught and spans three years. It provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in control systems, automation, and robotics.
A three-year English-taught Master's in Control Science and Engineering focused on automation, robotics, and system control, with applied research central to the curriculum.
The master's in Control Theory and Control Engineering at Ocean University of China (OUC) (Qingdao) is English-taught and spans two years.

At Beijing University of Chemical Technology in Beijing, this Chinese-taught Master's in Controlling Science and Engineering lasts three years. The curriculum covers advanced knowledge and skills in control systems and engineering management.
At Ocean University of China (OUC) in Qingdao, this English-taught master's in Detection Technology and Automatic Equipment lasts two years.

Social Economics (Social Economic Policy) is a two-year English-taught master's in Chengdu. It examines how economic policy influences social outcomes and public welfare, building research capacity for policy, development, or academic work.




