Clear answers before you apply.

MAKE Institute of Future Industries offers two-year, practice-led Challenge Programmes in robotics, drones, electric mobility, industrial automation, and applied AI and machine vision.

No. MAKE is built around practical capability. Students train through three-hour Interactive Labs, Builds, Missions and a Final Build. The official status and name of the completion credential are stated in the Offer Letter and enrolment documents.

Two academic years, divided into four semesters. Each semester lasts four months.

No. Each School begins with foundations. Practical experience can strengthen an application, but curiosity, reliability and readiness to work are more important.

No. IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo and other external English-language tests are not required. We assess your ability to understand and communicate in English during the selection interview.

Tuition is €5,900 per semester. There are four semesters, so total tuition for the two-year programme is €23,600.

Yes. Each €5,900 semester can be paid in two instalments of €2,950.

No. Only the responsible government authority can approve a visa or residence application.

No institute can control an employer's hiring decision. MAKE offers a tuition-back Career Commitment for eligible graduates who meet the published conditions.

Not automatically. Aviation authorities issue pilot certificates and operating permissions. MAKE prepares students through relevant training but does not replace the authority.

Only within your training, employer authorisation and the law of the country where you work. Additional certification may be required.

February 2027.