University of Groningen

Automotive Technology

Why study Automotive Technology?

Design and develop high-tech vehicles by understanding them as a system. TU/e’s two-year MSc Automotive Technology tackles multidisciplinary challenges—from mechanics and electronics to IT and human-machine interaction—while considering both the vehicle and its impact on people and the environment. With courses from five departments, you’ll gain the skills to create safer, smarter vehicles within a sustainable, circular mobility system.— preparing you for the future of automotive innovation.

“At TU/e, my MSc in Automotive Technology taught me to see the car as a high-tech, multidisciplinary system. Now at ASML, I apply that systems thinking to work on the machines that enable the production of the microchips powering future mobility — from autonomous driving to advanced vehicle safety.”
Kevin Hartjes
Production Engineer at ASML (Master’s graduate in Automotive Technology at Eindhoven University of Technology)

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