Automotive Engineering
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Ontario Tech offers Master of Applied Science and Master of Engineering programs in Automotive Engineering.
The MASc program is research oriented and provides excellent preparation for a doctoral degree. The program entails a combination of course-based learning and a thesis that often involves original research. The MEng program is a professional masters for upgrading and expanding technical skills and knowledge, and has an emphasis on course-based learning, sometimes accompanied by a major project.
The Masters programs in Automotive Engineering allow a student to study all of the main areas associated with automotive systems. They provide students with knowledge and skills required for development of advanced technologies in the all areas of the automotive sector and related industries. This program is the only graduate program in Automotive Engineering in Canada.
Faculty members are involved in research in a variety of areas. These include:
- Vehicle dynamics
- Fuel cells and hydrogen
- Automotive aerodynamics
- Noise, vibrations and harshness
- Automotive materials and manufacturing
- Chassis design
- Automotive software and system modelling
- Alternative fuels
- Hybrid vehicles
Students enrolled in our graduate programs will have access to our state-of-the-art research facilities and laboratories.
Applications currently being accepted.
Additional information on the graduate degree programs in Mechanical Engineering can be found under the following links: