Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering
Automotive Systems Engineering MSc
1 year full-time, or 2 1/2 years part-time
This programme provides graduates interested in the automotive industry with knowledge and technical expertise in a wide range of automotive disciplines.
It provides students with a systems viewpoint for automotive design and manufacture, transferable skills and knowledge applicable to the workplace.
Students study three compulsory modules and a further three modules from a choice of four. In addition, full-time students undertake a university-based project and part-time students undertake an industry based project.
An on-line study support system provides additional information and materials to facilitate student discussion. The programme is accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (towards Chartered status.)
Compulsory Modules
- Vehicle and Powertrain Functional Performance
- Vehicle Systems Analysis
- Manufacturing Systems and Integrated Design
- Project Optional Modules
- Sustainable Vehicle Powertrains
- Body Engineering
- Vehicle Dynamics and Control
- Vehicle Integration
Assessment
Combination of written examinations, reports, individual projects and, for full-time students, verbal presentations.
Entry Qualification*
First or upper second class honours degree or equivalent in engineering or physical sciences. In exceptional circumstances, lower academic standards may be compensated by experience in automotive industry.
Careers and Further Study
Created in partnership with the Ford Motor Company, the programme is aimed at existing or prospective product development engineers and those working in manufacturing, particularly those working alongside product design personnel in the context of cross functional teams and simultaneous working practice.
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