Graduate Program

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PhD Program in Automotive Engineering

Aims

The Automotive Engineering PhD program is the highest academic degree in the Department of Automotive Engineering. This program seeks to educate students to a level of expertise in the management field of R&D projects for the automotive industry, while also train individuals with inspirational minds for the development and transfer of automotive technology and relevant needs. PhD students who graduate successfully will have the potential to engage in educational and research positions within the universities.

Length and Contents

This PhD program takes 5 years to complete, and includes two components - coursework and research. The coursework phase begins from the time of enrollment, and lasts for a maximum of four 16-week semesters. At the end of this phase students take a general exam, and upon approval proceed to the research phase of the program, where the student works on his or her project under the supervision of a supervisor and a conducting committee.

Master’s Program in Automotive Engineering

Fields of Study

Body and Structure
  • Automotive Vibration
  • Vehicle Crash Mechanics
  • Vehicle body design including joints and stiffeners
  • Research in the field of non-metallic bodies
  • Management of design and industrial units
  • Vehicle body analysis
  • Educational activities in the field of vehicle body design
  • National standards codification about vehicle body design and vehicle safety
  • Supervision of vehicle body test laboratories
Chassis's Systems
  • Design of chassis's systems and its complexes
  • Research about vehicle dynamics
  • Management of design and industrial units
  • Analysis of vehicle suspension, brake and steering systems
  • National standards codification about vehicle dynamics and chassis's systems
  • Supervision of vehicle dynamics and vehicle chassis's systems test laboratories
Powertrain Systems
  • Advanced Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs)
  • Modern Power Trains (Hybrid, All-Electric, etc)
  • Design and Simulation of Piston ICEs
  • Design and Simulation of Thermal Management Systems for Electric Vehicles
  • Heat Transfer in ICEs
  • Design of Transmission Systems
  • Advanced Fuel and Combustion
  • Solar Energy and EVs
Maintenance in Automotive
  • Composites in Automotive Applications
  • Advanced Polymers
  • Nanomaterials in Automotive Applications
  • Creep, Fatigue, and Fracture in Automotive Applications
  • Casting and Solidification Phenomena in Automotive Applications
  • Advanced Welding, Adhesion and Joining Methods in Automotive
  • Superplastic Forming in Automotive
Automotive Electronics and Electrical Systems
  • Automotive Electronics
  • Power Electronics for Electric Vehicles
  • Data Acquisition, Signal Conditioning / Processing, and Networks in Automotive systems
  • Powertrain of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
  • Intelligent Vehicles and Intelligent Transportation Technologies
  • Automotive Control System Design
  • Automotive electric systems design
  • Automotive Control Systems, Software and Hardware
  • Battery Management System Design

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