Automotive engineering major

What grades do you need to become an automotive engineering major?

Undergraduate Automotive Engineering majors who have completed their junior year with a grade point average of 3

4+ can begin work toward a combined B S /M S in Automotive Engineering

Students can count up to 12 hours of graduate credit (6000- and 8000-level courses)

×Automotive engineering major is a sub-degree discipline in Engineering & Technology that focuses on designing new vehicles or improving the current ones. It covers topics like automotive systems, vehicle dynamics and control, engines, and manufacturing processes. It requires a strong foundation in math and physics and skills in design programs like AutoCAD and REVIT. It is an advanced professional degree program that emphasizes engineering fundamentals and practice with a focus on recent advances in the field. It can lead to positions at car manufacturers or related industries. Some programs may combine automotive engineering with mechanical engineering courses.

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