38 Part-time Master's degrees in Automotive Engineering

After acquiring basic knowledge in the field of advanced programming and embedded computing systems, this graduate study provides students specific knowledge related to communication networks and car protocols, design and testing of software support in security-critical management systems (eg, autonomous vehicle) and security of vehicle information systems. 

You’ll develop practical applications through the laboratory activities while developing your problem-solving, communication and critical thinking abilities, as well as your creativity, technical skills and the use of relevant software. The Electric Motorsport programme is offered at Oxford Brookes University.

The Racing Engine Systems programme at the Oxford Brookes University is the only programme of its kind in the world. We have developed the course with the needs and requirements of race engine manufacturers in mind.

The Motorsport Engineering programme at the Oxford Brookes University provides a unique preparation for work in the motorsport industry.

The Control and Industrial Automation MTech programme is offered at National Institute of Technology Silchar. The Vision of Electrical Engineering Department is to be a model of excellence in technical education and research by producing world-class graduates who are prepared for life-long engagement in the rapidly changing fields of electrical and related fields.

Mechanical and Automation Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong vision is to be one of the best departments in Asia for educating and conducting research in Mechanical and Automation Engineering, as well as Energy and Environmental Engineering.

The Virtual Engineering in Automotive Design master’s degree programme is offered at Transilvania University of Brasov .

The MSc in Advanced Motorsport Engineering at National Motorsport Academy is a part-time, online programme designed to be completed in 18 months to 2 years. This degree equips students with advanced skills necessary for leadership roles within the motorsport sector, allowing for flexible study around existing commitments.

The M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering at Trinity College Dublin empowers you to advance your expertise in cutting-edge technologies such as advanced manufacturing, fluid mechanics, sustainable design, and zero-carbon innovation—all within Ireland’s top-ranked university.

The University of East London offers a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Electric Vehicle Engineering that is a specialist postgraduate degree that equips you with the tools and techniques necessary to address challenges associated with the development and implementation of electrification of conventional mobility solutions. 

The aim of this Electric Vehicle Technologies degree from Rovira i Virgili University is to teach engineers about the different technologies from the areas of electronic engineering and control that can be applied to the development of electric and hybrid vehicles and even conventional vehicles.

Our views on mobility are changing. Hybrid and fully electrical vehicles are now a common sight. And the technology that powers them is developing faster than ever. Keen to be part of these developments? Apply for this Engineering Systems - Automotive Systems (Part-time) master program from HAN University of Applied Sciences and start working on the clean vehicles of the future!

The Automotive Engineering with Electric Vehicles programme at the Oxford Brookes University prepares you for a career in the automotive industry and the complex and fast developments taking place.

The Engineering in Global Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering at University of Michigan is a professional M.Eng. programme. Delivered in a public study mode, this 30-credit course integrates automotive design with supply chain management. It prepares experts for technologically-driven global manufacturing environments.

The MA in Business of Motorsport at National Motorsport Academy is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This degree focuses on the commercial aspects of motorsport, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills to thrive in this dynamic industry. The course is delivered online, allowing for flexible learning.

Automotive Supply Chain Management from Wayne State University is designed for working professionals with a bachelor's degree who want to progress in the dynamic field of supply chain management in the automotive industry, as well as new graduates who want to immediately pursue advanced studies. 

For the Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip.) in Business of Motorsport at De Montfort University you will study the four modules (60 credits) from the Postgraduate Certificate (PG Cert.) plus an additional three modules (60 credits) from the MA Business of Motorsport Master’s Degree.

Designed to meet the needs of the global automotive industry, this International Automotive Engineering program from the RMIT University develops the skills you need to take a leading role in automotive engineering design, control systems, numerical simulations, manufacturing and testing.