The Mobility Engineering MSc program at Chalmers University of Technology prepares students to address the evolving demands within the aerospace, automotive, marine, and railway industries. This program focuses on developing sustainable, high-performance mobility solutions, equipping graduates with a holistic understanding of current and future transportation needs. The curriculum emphasizes technical, societal, economic, human, and ethical perspectives. Learning methods include lectures, assignments, simulations, experiments, study visits, and real-world case studies, often in collaboration with the transportation industry. Students gain practical experience through project courses and master's thesis projects, fostering skills in communication, teamwork, and project management. Sustainable development is a core principle woven throughout the program, influencing all focus areas. Students can choose to specialize in one of the four profile areas: aerospace engineering, automotive engineering, marine technology, or railway technology, gaining in-depth knowledge to become specialists in their chosen field.
The program structure includes compulsory courses common to all students, followed by specialized project courses within each profile area. The program plan outlines courses for each academic year, covering a wide range of topics within mobility engineering.
Graduates of the Mobility Engineering program are well-prepared for professional roles in research and development, design, and simulation across various sectors of the transportation industry. The program's holistic approach and specialization options also provide a strong foundation for academic research, technical support, sales, manufacturing, or management positions.
General entry requirements apply to all higher education programs. Specific requirements vary. Applicants must also demonstrate proficiency in English.
Tuition fees are invoiced in SEK. Payment is required before applying for a residence permit. Swedish universities are prohibited from conducting monetary transactions with Belarus, Iran, and Russia due to international sanctions.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Marine Technology, or a related field. Your degree should include relevant coursework in system engineering, propulsion systems, mechatronics, structural engineering, product life management, and artificial intelligence within the field of mobility.
Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Fees are invoiced in SEK, but specific amounts are not listed. Payment is required before applying for a residence permit.
The program duration is 2 years and it is taught entirely in English. It is a full-time program studied at a 100% rate.
Graduates can pursue roles in research and development, design, and simulation within the transportation industry, including aerospace, automotive, marine, and railway sectors. Further PhD education is also an option.
Applications are submitted online through Universityadmissions.se between mid-October and January 15th for the following academic year. You will need to upload supporting documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency.