Course & University Review
How's University of Bath for MSc. Automotive engineering with Electric Propulsion and how are the career opportunities
heyy try looking at this website
https://discoveruni.gov.uk/course-comparison/
https://discoveruni.gov.uk/course-comparison/
The course sounds like a good preparation course for a graduate role in the automotive industry if coupled to a suitable Bachelors degree.
Having looked at the modules online their does seem to be some obvious holes that would mean you would still have a lot of learning even if you moved into Powertrain in industry, although this is pretty normal.
Id also say having an appreciation (from a technical perspective) for the legacy technologies is still important if you want to work in Powertrain in the UK.
Having looked at the modules online their does seem to be some obvious holes that would mean you would still have a lot of learning even if you moved into Powertrain in industry, although this is pretty normal.
Id also say having an appreciation (from a technical perspective) for the legacy technologies is still important if you want to work in Powertrain in the UK.
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