Master of Engineering in Automotive Engineering

1-3 Years

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30 Credits

Completed through 10 courses

Automotive engineering is one of the most technologically interesting and compelling specialty areas. It requires expertise in mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering. Experts in automotive engineering are poised to develop innovations that will change society and address global problems.

Consistently rated as one of the five best Colleges of Engineering in the country, U-M offers top-ranked academics and practical experience. The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Automotive Engineering is an advanced professional degree program that is designed specifically for today’s engineering world. It emphasizes engineering fundamentals and practice with a focus on recent advances in the field.

Students who graduate from this program have strengths in modern automotive systems, engineering fundamentals, enhanced interdisciplinary skills, and the teamwork skills necessary to guide product and process development in this rapidly evolving field.

Skills You'll Gain

Comprehensive understanding of modern automotive systems
Proficiency in engineering fundamentals
Enhanced interdisciplinary skills
Teamwork skills necessary to guide product and process development in the automotive field

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