COURSE CURRICULUM

The Automotive Engineering MSc offers a comprehensive curriculum that equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in modern vehicle technologies. In the first semester, students engage in compulsory modules such as Research Methods, Technical Computing, and Vehicle Performance, providing a strong foundation in analytical techniques, computational methods, and the principles of vehicle dynamics and performance analysis. Optional modules, including Power Electronics, Machines and Drives or Vehicle Dynamics, allow students to tailor their learning to specific interests within automotive engineering. The second semester continues to build technical expertise through compulsory modules in Research Project Planning and Hybrid and Electric Vehicles, emphasizing emerging technologies in sustainable and electrified transportation. Students can further specialise by choosing optional modules such as Body Engineering, Autonomous Vehicle Systems, or Vehicle Aerodynamics, providing insights into structural design, self-driving technology, and aerodynamic performance. Throughout the program, students develop practical and research skills, preparing them to tackle complex engineering challenges in the rapidly evolving automotive industry. The combination of technical knowledge, applied learning, and project-based experience ensures that graduates are well-prepared for careers in vehicle design, development, testing, and advanced research, positioning them to contribute effectively to the future of automotive innovation, autonomy, and sustainable transport solutions.