BSc in Engineering - Automotive Systems in Phoenix United States | Arizona State University

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering program equips graduates to work collaboratively across fields, creating solutions for real-world challenges. Throughout the program, learners utilize core engineering principles and design methodologies in hands-on projects each term.

Those pursuing the automotive systems concentration within the BSE program first establish a comprehensive engineering base, then acquire specialized expertise for vehicle design and evaluation. The coursework emphasizes automotive engineering essentials, covering powertrain technology and chassis system development alongside practical assignments that involve designing, evaluating, and constructing actual vehicle components.

Graduates from this specialization are prepared to lead in automotive engineering environments, particularly in vehicle testing and hybrid power systems, which inherently span multiple disciplines.

Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.

This degree program qualifies for the Western Undergraduate Exchange initiative at this campus: Polytechnic campus. Western state residents choosing this major and campus might qualify for decreased nonresident tuition, set at 150% of Arizona resident tuition plus all relevant fees. For additional details and WUE program eligibility criteria, students should follow the link.