COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Automotive Engineering includes a range of modules designed to provide students with advanced technical knowledge and practical skills relevant to the automotive industry. Key areas of focus include advanced powertrain and power systems, which provide a detailed understanding of the design, operation, and optimisation of modern vehicle propulsion systems. Students also study automotive materials and manufacturing technology, gaining insight into the properties, selection, and processing of materials critical to automotive design and production. The program incorporates computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applications, enabling students to analyse and optimise vehicle aerodynamics and fluid interactions using advanced simulation tools. Additionally, the course addresses the emerging field of connected and autonomous vehicles, examining the technologies, systems, and management strategies required for the development and implementation of autonomous vehicle technologies. Through these modules, students develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enhancing their ability to tackle complex engineering challenges and contribute effectively to innovation in the automotive sector. The combination of traditional automotive engineering principles, modern simulation techniques, and emerging technologies ensures that graduates are well-prepared for careers in automotive design, manufacturing, research, and development, and are equipped to address the evolving demands of the industry.