What type of jobs will be suitable for me after completing Msc in Robotics and Automation in UK?
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try the movies the always need good prop people. With your background this might be something you are suited to
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I'd suggest contacting MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  They have a strong robotics program, and may support a robotics club there.
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It's hard to tell the future of any profession. My advice is that you should chose the one with you feel happier. In my case, I studied Mechanical engineering, in the beginning I used to work with manufacturing (I mean something more like Industrial Engineering) and now I work with Aeronautical engineering. \n\nOnce you have the Mechanical engineering background, it is possible for you to work in many different areas... \n\nUnfortunately, I can't tell you about Electronics engineering, because I have no background in the area.\n\nHope I've helped on something!
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you can try computer programming or computer engineering :)
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Well...if u r interested in robotics, u may start C/C++/.Net or Java all these kind of language. I was started with that. Besides that, u can buy robots (i m not promoting anything) to check it out also. U also can go surf the net to find those useful website in the robotics. u can join those Expert membership as well.
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If you want to carry on working in the printing industry then I have some good news for you.  There is a Belgian Company called Casterman Printing (part of the Evadix Group) who are looking to expand into the UK in January 2007, they are looking to be located in the South-East and in Birmingham.  I know for definite that there will be lots of jobs available and that as they are new to the UK, any experience you can offer them in way of knowledge of the UK printing industry and how things are done over here will be really appreciated. I have an adobe acrobat pdf file on them that I can email to you if you put your email address in the additional details part of your question. Good luck :)
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There are lots of robotic-related sites. If you aren't an ace at C or assembly programming, you might want to stick with the Basic Stamp. Parallax (http://www.parallax.com) makes kits and also makes the plans available for free and has a lot of science project/educational material for free. The Basic Stamp is easy to use even for a novice.\n\nIf you want something more sophisticated, look at http://www.robotstore.com for more ideas. \n\nA web search on  ' "Basic Stamp" robot' would also show many pages of people doing similar things.
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if you're looking to study in the UK, try:\n\nwww.prospects.ac.uk
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Consider iRobot. They build robots for the Department of Defense and also the robot vacuum cleaner.\n\nhttp://www.irobot.com/
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To my Knowledge Kumaraguru College of Technology(KCT), Coimbatore,TN has Mechatronics branch in BE.\n\nIts a good college
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Check out the Edmund Scientifics website.  They have tons of robot kits, parts, etc.   Better yet, order their printed catalog.  \n\nhttp://scientificsonline.com/
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Yes man!You have plenty of opportunities especially in middle east.Saudi Arabia will be a great place for you.You can get all details from yahoo search-Jobs In Saudi Arabia- focus on IT Jobs.All the best!
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Go for any technical short period courses like electrical, plumbing, aluminium fabrication and A/C & refrigeration etc which is suitable for you.  Try to get a diploma certificate for any of these, make easy to find out a job.  \nGood luck.
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I think this depends on the country you are in and its needs. For my country electrical and electronics is the most sort after because it includes communications engr. which is a fast growing field in my country.
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Go to: \n\nS1jobs.co.uk or\nfish4jobs.co.uk\n\nIf you search under Computer Engineering you will get a feel for the amount and quality of positions available.\n\nHope that helps
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It totally depends on what course are you taking and your nationality. Anyway, once you graduate, try to enlist yourself in the local Job Search Center(its all over England and its free but i can't remember the name) and see if you can get a job there. and if you can find a job, you will be able to get a work permit provided your employer is willing to apply for you.\nlets say you're from one of the commonwealth countries, then you might be able to apply for PR/Resident.. do check that out.\nif your field of study is rare and important in UK, then getting any of the above should not be much trouble.
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Join the Merchant Navy as a Systems Engineer. Try Maersk, P&O, Holland America or my company RFA