Vehicles are no longer purely mechanical machines; they are complex electromechanical systems, driven by thousands of lines of software and designed using advanced tools and methodologies. From developing electric drivetrains that maximise energy efficiency, to designing active aerodynamic systems for high-end and hypercar applications, developing vehicles for clean-energy racing series, or creating advanced driver assistance systems for off-road applications, today’s automotive engineer must operate confidently across multiple engineering disciplines.
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Entry Requirements
A UK lower second-class (2:2) undergraduate degree with Honours (A bachelor's degree with a percentage score of 55%), as a minimum, or equivalent international qualification.