Automotive and Mobility Systems Engineering

Overview

Mobility is shifting. Lead the change.

The movement of people, goods, and services is facing a revolution with the advent of the electrification of vehicles. Join the first and only mobility engineering program in the University of California system and West Coast tackling sustainable transportation solutions.

The online Master of Science in Engineering with a specialization in Automotive and Mobility Systems Engineering combines conventional and emerging areas of automotive and transportation engineering. Coursework is designed to enhance knowledge of internal combustion engines, fuels, emissions, connected and intelligent transportation systems, shared mobility, autonomous vehicles, and electric vehicles.

Why a Master’s in Automotive and Mobility Systems Engineering?

A Master of Science in Engineering is more than an upgrade to your education — it’s an investment in your future. According to Recruiter.com, the number of jobs for automotive and transportation engineers is expected to increase at a rate of 1.31% per year over the next few years, with a total of 34,750 new jobs filled by 2029.

As the field evolves and demand for experienced professionals grows, skilled automotive and transportation engineers should have the opportunity to find employment in a diverse range of areas within the industry.

A Rapidly Growing Industry

Advances in the automotive and transportation industry means greater demand for engineers with the specialized skills to lead the way in this emerging field.

Here are four reasons you should consider an Automotive and Mobility Systems Engineering concentration for your Master of Science in Engineering degree.

• Rapid electrification of vehicles is changing the prospect of automotive and transportation engineering.
• Automotive engineers can no longer develop cars without considering connectivity and autonomy.
• Transportation engineers need a deeper understanding of vehicle dynamics and control now more than ever before.
• Tomorrow’s technology requires conventional and emerging automotive and transportation engineering knowledge.

Who should choose an Automotive and Mobility Systems Engineering Master’s?

The online Master of Science in Engineering is a comprehensive engineering program that encompasses both leadership strategy and technical skills. The curriculum is rooted in 30 years of excellence in education and research by the College of Engineering – Center for Environmental Research and Technology (CE-CERT).

Coursework includes 16 credits of core technical and engineering classes, plus 16 credits within your specialization, helping you tailor the program to your area of expertise.

To accommodate busy professionals, the online Master of Science in Engineering does not include a required residency. Instead, students participate in 4 one-credit capstone design courses up to 4 credits throughout the program, providing a rich learning experience that comes with maximum flexibility.

The following criteria are considered during the admission process for the M.S. in Engineering program:

• A bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field from an accredited institution.
• Official transcripts.
• GPA.
• GRE/FE scores.
• TOEFL or IELTS scores (for international applicants).
• Evidence of significant professional engineering experience.
• Professional certifications.
• Reference letters.
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