45 Automotive Engineering Bachelor's Degree Programs

Engineers use their imagination and knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry to devise, apply and manage the technologies that are fundamental to the wellbeing and advancement of society. This programme is based on our Mechanical Engineering programme but allows students in the later years to specialise in subjects relating to automotive technology.

Graduates will demonstrate basic knowledge in mathematics, science, and engineering; the ability to design and conduct experiments, interpret and analyze data, and report results; the ability to design automotive systems or their separate units; the ability to function on engineering and science laboratory teams, as well as on multidisciplinary design teams; the ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems; an understanding of their professional and ethical responsibilities.

The Bachelor's degree program in Automotive Systems Engineering gives you an overview of the big picture when it comes to the optimal interaction of a wide range of mechanical and electronic components in and around the car. You will learn how vehicles become what we demand of them today.

This degree offers the in-depth technical training and hands-on experience you need to build industry-ready skills and thrive in the fast-paced automotive industry. You first gain a broad basis of knowledge before specialising in rapidly developing areas such as automotive systems and electric vehicles, all while benefiting from practical collaboration with industry leaders. In addition, you develop the problem-solving and critical-thinking skills needed to succeed in this progressive field.

Mechanical engineers are involved in the design and manufacture of products and systems that affect us all, with expertise relevant to many organisations. You'll learn general mechanical engineering, and gain highly sought-after simulation skills and an understanding of business and project management. Specialist subjects include applied mechanics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and electronics.

Students studying Mechanical Engineering International can choose a specialization in their 4th semester. Students who choose to specialize in Mobility Systems profit from the fact that the automotive industry is Germany’s largest industry sector with a turnover of approximately 404 billion Euros in 2015, covering 20% of Germany`s industry revenues overall. Ten out of the 100 largest automotive suppliers have either their headquarters or one of their subsidiaries near Karlsruhe. At the KIT more than 40 institutes with 800 scientists are conducting research for safer, more comfortable and more efficient cars.

If you love cars, trucks, mopeds, or motorsports and enjoy delving under a bonnet, the Bachelor in Automotive Technology is an ideal program for you. This degree is designed for those intrigued by what is moving in the automotive world, and who closely follow the latest trends.

The education and training of students of the Bachelor study programme Automotive Production is aimed at gaining theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of advanced materials, technologies, and analytical tools in designing car components, organizing their production and assembly with the support of CAx technologies. 

The Automotive Engineering BEng course at the University of Leeds is designed to equip students for careers in traditional mechanical engineering, electric and hybrid automotive industries, and motors...

This study programme falls within the specialization field of Automotive Engineering. The duration of the studies is 4 years (240 ECTS credits). This programme graduates acquire CAD, CAM, CAE, virtual prototyping, software development for motor vehicles, design and testing of internal combustion engines, automotive dynamics, fluid dynamics, automotive safety, automotive diagnosis...

The Automotive Engineering (Industrial) BEng at the University of Leeds is designed to equip students for careers in traditional mechanical engineering, electric and hybrid automotive industries, and ...

The BEng in Automotive Engineering is designed to help students understand how vehicles work and how to improve their design and performance. The program covers core engineering principles, including ...

In the past five years, automotive technologies have undergone remarkable changes. Electrification and connectivity are now at the centre of the future of the industry. Manufacturers are adapting their engineering practices to meet these evolving demands. They face substantial pressure to streamline development timelines and cut costs by embracing digital engineering processes. The Automotive Engineering programme at Loughborough is designed to equip you with specialised knowledge in areas directly aligned with the dynamic automotive industry and the future of ground transportation.

The Bachelor of Engineering in Automotive Engineering (Hons) is designed to give students a solid understanding of vehicle systems, design, and manufacturing processes. The program covers core topics ...

Automotive Engineering combines the science of mechanics, electricals and materials, which provides students with the basic principles of engineering together with the modern vehicle design requirements in terms of safety, fuel economy and industrial manufacturing.