Automotive Engineering

About this course

Few engineering disciplines combine the demands of performance, safety, aesthetics and sustainability as directly as automotive engineering. Cars, vans, buses and the increasingly diverse family of road vehicles must satisfy precise mechanical and structural requirements while meeting tightening environmental standards and the expectations of drivers and passengers. Automotive engineers work across the full product lifecycle, from initial concept and simulation through testing and manufacture to the service and improvement of vehicles already in use. The industry is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its history, driven by electrification, autonomous systems and new materials, making the skills this degree develops especially relevant. At Coventry, a city with deep roots in the British automotive industry, you will study the fundamental engineering sciences, inclu

Where its graduates go

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