14 Automotive and Transport Engineering BSc Degree Programs

The aim of the training is to train vehicle engineers who are capable of managing and maintaining vehicles and vehicle component equipment, introducing or applying engineering technologies, organizing and managing work, and performing technical development, research and design of average complexity in line with labor market needs, and who also have sufficient in-depth theoretical knowledge to continue training in the second cycle.

The Bachelor Automotive Technology is an English-taught, 3-year full-time major embedded in the Electrical Engineering bachelor's degree at Eindhoven University of Technology. It focuses on automotive systems engineering — the interplay of motion, electrical components, control and software.

As a mechanical engineer, you invent, design, and implement new products and production processes. Also, you can think about how to make machines and production processes safer. A mechanical engineer knows everything about materials and how to use them in the best possible way.

Vehicle Engineering and Design - Smart Mobility - Automotive Systems

Our programme teaches you to design, manufacture and test vehicles in a rapidly changing and demanding world. Technical developments – certainly in the field of mobility – are happening at lightning speed. You’ll become a specialist who isn’t afraid to push the boundaries.

Our goal is to BSc in Vehicle Engineering who will be able to solve basic engineering tasks related to the design, manufacturing, systemic operation and repair of road-vehicle systems and mobile machines, taking into consideration aspects of safety, environmental protection, and energy management.

This program is designed for students who already have a foundation in automotive engineering and want to build on their existing knowledge to earn a bachelor’s degree. It focuses on advanced concepts...

Automotive engineering is an engineering department which is interested in the engineering problems.

Studying in Canada's only accredited Automotive Engineering program can be an exciting and rewarding path, especially considering the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of the automotive industry. To make the most out of this opportunity

The Bachelor of Science in Automotive Engineering Technology focuses on preparing students for careers in the automotive industry through a comprehensive curriculum that blends theoretical knowledge w...

Automotive Engineering Technology graduates possess a strong understanding of automotive principles, mobility design, performance modeling and testing, and mechanical fundamentals and much more. The term “automotive” refers to land, sea, air, or space mobility. The program prepares students with specialized skills for a successful career in design, manufacturing, marketing, operation, and maintenance in automotive industries and associated suppliers. Please click here for the program curriculum guide.

Our goal is to train vehicle engineers who will be able to solve basic engineering tasks related to the design, manufacturing, systemic operation, and repair of road-vehicle systems and mobile machines, taking into consideration aspects of safety, environmental protection, and energy management. It is important for our students to possess an interest in natural sciences, to be diligent, and to have a “team player” attitude, as well as a positive approach to acquiring new knowledge.

This B.Sc. Honours degree course in Motorsport Technology is part of a suite of automotive-related degree courses. Involvement in Formula Student Competition from year 1 - design, build and race single-seater race car. Excellent facilities in automotive engineering technology.

The aim of the teaching program includes preparing engineers to improve quality and use lean tools in the vehicle industry, enabling them to gain an understanding of the complete product development (from the supplier to the customer) and lead project teams. In cooperation with local vehicle suppliers students learn about completing cost estimation, utilizing computer softwares to solve manufacturing problems (like Tecnomatix), etc.