Automotive Engineering

Overview

Key Facts about the M.S. in Automotive Engineering at University of Huddersfield

The growth of the UK automotive sector and the transition to the next generation of vehicles will require people with new skills and a substantial upskilling of the existing workforce.

Automotive engineering is generally at the forefront of development. The concept of a driverless vehicle is now a reality and it is only public confidence and an adequate infrastructure that prevents it being introduced within the public domain. Although an exciting topic, globally it is a highly competitive industry where engineers require a sound understanding of engineering principles.

In doing so we focus engineering science competence towards its application within the automotive arena and provide detailed knowledge of the operational needs of a land vehicle.

The main aims of the course are to:

• extend current knowledge towards their application within aspects of automotive science and the design of a modern land vehicle sub-system.
• develop social awareness and responsibilities of engineers in society.
• provide the opportunity to develop research competence through an advanced directed research project.
• provide the opportunity to apply high-level analytical software towards the design and packaging of complex assemblies.