Msc Engineering (automotive) in Glyndwr University, Wrexham, UK

Msc Engineering (automotive) in Glyndwr University, Wrexham

The MSc Automotive Engineering programme contains a set of key modules covering the essential aspects of modern automotive engineering. This provides a solid background for a successful career in the automotive engineering sector (manufacturers, OEM, R&D) or in motorsport.

The knowledge and the skills delivered in the MSc Automotive Engineering course are transferable to other engineering fields.

The programme provides the opportunity to combine practical aspects of automotive engineering as well as simulation-based projects using industry-relevant software. An open and friendly atmosphere enhances your learning experience. Strong links to local, national, and international companies ensure the standard of teaching is industry relevant to provide you with the best possible starting point for your professional career paths.

• Lectures and assessments are generally based on real case scenarios and industrial needs.
• Laboratories are equipped with up-to-date specialist equipment and various vehicles including kit cars, race cars, and electric and hybrid powertrains.
• Lecturers and supporting staff have the required industrial experience and are practitioners (i.e., track racing & car building).

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