Graduate Studies in

Automotive Engineering

Our master’s programs in Automotive Engineering will provide you with a

detailed understanding of advanced technologies and processes related
to automotive systems including the fundamental principles, analysis
techniques and design methodologies.

Master of Applied Science (MASc)

• Courses with a research thesis.
• Approximate completion time: 24 months (based on full-time study).

Master of Engineering (MEng)

• Course-based or courses with a major project.
• Approximate completion time: 24 months (based on full-time study).

Funding is available for research-based programs.

Course areas
• Automotive systems
• Communications and signal
processing
• Electronics and control systems
• Energy and thermofluids
Sample research areas
• Active vehicle safety systems
• Aeroacoustics and noise control
• Automotive aerodynamics
• Automotive communications,
software and electronics
• Automotive manufacturing
and materials
• Autonomous/connected vehicles
• Chassis design
• Clean fuels
• Electric and hybrid electric vehicles
• Mechatronics and manufacturing Want more information?
• Software
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
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Canada
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gradstudies@ontariotechu.ca
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• Heavy vehicle systems
• Hydrogen and fuel cells
• Light weighting of materials
• Multi-wheeled combat vehicles
dynamics and control
• Noise, vibrations and harshness
• On-board energy systems
• Tire mechanics and modelling
• Vehicle dynamics and performance
• Vehicle thermal management
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