Master of Engineering in Automotive Engineering
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Program Details
The online ME in Automotive Engineering degree from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor is an advanced professional degree program that is designed specifically for today's modern engineering world, emphasizing engineering fundamentals and practice with focus on recent advances in automotive engineering. The curriculum offers courses exploring state-of-the-art and cutting-edge engineering systems such as:
- Energy Generation & Storage Using Modern Materials
- Advanced Energy Solutions
- Ecological Sustainability in Design & Manufacturing
- Modeling, Analysis & Control of Electric Hybrid Vehicles
- Fuel Cells & Fuel Processor
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or related science
- At least two years of college engineering mathematics and science (including calculus, physics, differential equations, chemistry)
- Undergraduate coursework in at least three of the core areas of automotive engineering (power and propulsion, dynamics and controls, aerodynamics and structural mechanics, and electronics)
- The equivalent of 18 months of full-time industrial engineering experience at the start of the program and understanding how organizations work from a business perspective
- Official undergraduate and graduate (if applicable) transcripts
- One-page statement of purpose
- Personal statement
- Two letters of recommendation
- One-page resume
- GRE scores (must be five years old or less)
School Accreditation Statement
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission