Master in Automotive Engineering
Vigo, Spain
DURATION
2 Years
LANGUAGES
Spanish
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
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EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 1,045 *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* EU: €835.80 - Non-EU: €1,044.75
Introduction
The Master's in Automotive Engineering is an official degree approved by the Council of Ministers that has been taught since the 2013/14 academic year. It is an evolution of the Master in Technologies and Processes of the Automotive Industry, taught from the academic year 2008/09 to 2012/13.
In the 2020/21 academic year, a new study plan began in response to the profound changes that are taking place in the automotive sector and the new needs and demands that this entails.
New trends and knowledge are incorporated into the training program: autonomous and connected vehicles, thermal, hybrid and electric powertrain systems, 4.0 technologies, additive manufacturing, advanced computational engineering techniques...
More information in new plan 2020.
In addition to the University of Vigo, three entities are the promoters of this master's degree:
- • Stellantis, through its center in Vigo, one of the main Stellantis production plants and one of the basic pillars of the Galician economy.
- • The Galician Automotive Technology Center (CTAG), one of the most modern R+D+I centers in Europe, offers advanced technological solutions to the automotive sector.
- • The Galician Automotive Companies Cluster (CEAGA). After more than ten years of experience, it has become a reference Cluster in Spain and Europe.
An important part of the teaching staff of the master's degree are professionals from these organizations, who, in addition to their human resources, make their facilities available to the master's degree for training activities.
Curriculum
The Master offers comprehensive training in the various aspects and technologies used in the research and development of products and manufacturing processes, always following a fundamental premise of the automotive sector: continuous improvement.
Program Outcome
The objective of the master's degree is to train professionals specializing in automotive engineering. This sector is characterized by its extraordinary complexity and high competitiveness, along with a high rate of technological innovation, which requires human capital with high-level, multidisciplinary training.