Automotive Engineering (Industrial)

About this course

Automotive engineering is the branch of mechanical and electrical engineering concerned with the design, development, and manufacture of road vehicles. It has entered one of its most consequential periods of change, as electrification, autonomous systems, connected vehicle technology, and tightening emissions regulations are transforming what cars, vans, and commercial vehicles are and how they are built. Engineers who understand both the classical principles of vehicle dynamics and powertrains and the emerging technologies reshaping the sector are in exceptional demand. At the University of Leeds, this five-year full-time programme includes a substantial industrial placement within its structure, giving you a year working directly within the automotive sector. You will study vehicle dynamics, thermodynamics, powertrain technology, materials and manufacturing, electronics and control sy

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