Msc in automotive engineering in Chalmers university of technology

The aim of the Automotive Engineering programme is to provide students with a system perspective of automotive vehicles and depth within three focus areas: powertrain, vehicle dynamics and safety. The programme is based on lectures, large assignments, simulations and experiments, and these are carried out as real case studies, or using other similar methods, with assistance from industrial tools. Powertrain and vehicle dynamics are two essential disciplines in terms of understanding and designing the automotive vehicle system and its behaviour. The same is true of the field of safety, which is also a strong competence area at Chalmers; this brings a unique touch to the programme not found at many other universities.

Bachelor s degree with a major in: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automation and Mechatronics Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Mathematics or Chemical Engineering with Engineering Physics, Certificates and diplomas from previous university studies , Transcripts of completed courses and grades, Proof of English language skills, CV, Project portfolio, Letter of (intent) motivation, Relevant work experience (optional), Letters of recommendation (optional), CGPA (optional), IELTS Academic of an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5, TOEFL ibT score of 4.5 (scale 1-6) in written test, total score of 575, MELAB of 90, PTE Academic of 62 (writing 61), C1 Advanced (CAE), Cambridge English: Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English), or Cambridge ESOL Level 2 Certificate in ESOL International, Level C1

Careers in Design of suspension systems, Development of engine processes, Design and evaluation of active and passive safety systems, Testing and evaluation of powertrains, Suspensions, Stability of heavy vehicles

15th Jan