The Master of Automotive Engineering is a two-year master's degree program designed to provide graduates with comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field of automotive technology. This multidisciplinary program combines aspects of vehicle construction, production technology, marketing, and management. Students have the unique opportunity to study at different European institutions, gaining international experience and exposure to diverse academic environments. The program aims to prepare graduates for independent research, development, and leadership roles within the automotive industry, as well as for potential careers in education.
The program structure involves studying at one of several partner universities for the first year, followed by specialization at a partner university in the second year. Students can choose from a variety of specializations offered in English or French.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles in the automotive industry, including research and development, design, and production. The program also equips them with the foundational knowledge to pursue teaching careers.
Admission is based on the completion of a bachelor's program. Specific admission requirements for each specialization may vary.
Tuition fees are set by individual faculties and may be subject to slight changes. Payments can be made in CZK, USD, or EUR. Bank charges are paid by applicants.
The program leads to degrees awarded from two European countries, indicating a level of international accreditation and recognition.
Tuition fees are 132,000 CZK per academic year, which can also be paid as 66,000 CZK per semester. Payments can be made in CZK, USD, or EUR, with bank charges paid by the applicant.
The program is a two-year master's degree. The first year involves studying at a partner university, potentially including intensive language classes, followed by specialization and a diploma thesis in the second year at another partner university.
Admission requires the completion of a bachelor's degree. Specific admission requirements for each specialization may vary.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Research and Development Engineer, Vehicle Design Engineer, Production Engineer, Project Manager, or an Academic/Educator in the automotive industry.
There are merit-based scholarships for foreign students studying Master's programs at CTU. Details on eligibility and application are available on the Faculty of Electrical Engineering website.
You need to complete the application form through the official CTU application portal, meet the entry requirements (including a bachelor's degree), and submit all necessary supporting documents. Refer to the official CTU application portal for specific deadlines.