The Master's degree program Automotive Technology offers a program based on a systems approach, providing multidisciplinary knowledge of today's high-tech automotive industry. There are no comparable programs in Europe. The program gives an outstanding starting point for a successful career.
Vehicles are a source of multidisciplinary challenges for technicians and scientists. The automotive industry is fast-moving with new technologies developing for low emissions and safe mobility. The possibilities seem unlimited. The traditional car has been developed into a controlled high-tech system full of mechanics, electronics, sensors and informatics. The increase in vehicle intelligence has led to a vast demand for highly educated engineers able to think on system level, to work in a variety of disciplines and to observe the complete system rather than a collection of components. The industry needs automotive engineers with a background in mechanics, electronics, computer science and chemistry. As a future automotive engineer you should have knowledge of all these aspects. The master's degree program Automotive Technology offers this knowledge.
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NVAO accreditation
This program is legally recognized and accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO).
Education data
- Duration:
- Two years
- ECTS credits:
- 120
- Time of Entry:
- September
- Language:
- English
- Degree:
- Master of Science (MSc)
