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Automotive industry

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The automotive industry develops and builds vehicles and components, increasingly electric and software-heavy.

Programmes for this goal

First 10 of 658. Curricula evaluated so far for 41 of 409 universities; the other programmes appear by their subject. Subjects that lead to this goal: Automotive engineering, Mechanical engineering, Electrical engineering and electronics, Industrial engineering (engineering focus).

How is this ordered?

First, programmes with one of this goal’s subjects (Automotive engineering, Mechanical engineering, Electrical engineering and electronics, Industrial engineering (engineering focus)) as main subject whose official name mentions a core topic of the goal – more important core topics first, teacher training last. Then the other programmes with one of these main subjects, the subjects taking turns. Then programmes that have one of these subjects only as a minor, finally programmes of other subjects with a fitting curriculum, by share of the programme. In every step universities take turns in a fixed order that stays the same for each goal and does not follow the alphabet; among the first ten places a university has at most two where others exist. An evaluated curriculum is shown but does not change the order. Not a quality ranking.

  1. Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg · Ravensburg, Friedrichshafen

    6 semesters German Dual study Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €1,500 per semester

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Automotive Engineering

  2. Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten · Weingarten

    9 semesters German Full-time, Dual study Winter semester No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €1,500 per semester

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  3. Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden · Dresden

    4 semesters German Full-time, Part-time Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  4. Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt · Ingolstadt

    7 semesters German Part-time alongside work, Full-time Winter semester Open admission €2,800 per semester

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  5. Hochschule Stralsund · Stralsund

    7 semesters German Full-time, Part-time Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Motorsport (automotive engineering)

  6. Universität Duisburg-Essen

    5 semesters German Part-time alongside work Rolling start Open admission €11,450 in total

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Automotive Engineering

  7. Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften München · München

    3 semesters German and English Full-time, Part-time Winter semester and Summer semester Restricted admission No tuition fees

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  8. Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm · Nürnberg

    7 semesters German Full-time, Dual study Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees for EU students · non-EU: €1,000 per semester

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  9. Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Kempten · Kempten

    7 semesters German Full-time, Dual study Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Fahrzeugtechnik (automotive engineering)

  10. Ostfalia Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften · Wolfsburg

    8 semesters Dual study Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees

    Subject Automotive engineeringname mentions Automotive Engineering

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