EngD in Automotive Systems and Mobility (Dearborn) in Dearborn United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

The Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.) in Automotive Systems and Mobility (ASM) focuses on practical engineering applications, problem-solving abilities, and innovation, equipping graduates for leadership positions in the automotive and mobility sectors. This D.Eng. program motivates doctoral candidates to pursue pioneering research utilizing emerging technologies across various automotive and mobility disciplines. It is an interdisciplinary program with key research domains including Automotive Cybersecurity, Advanced Simulation, Human Factors & Transportation Safety, Connected and Self-Driving Vehicles, Dynamics, Control & Vehicle Safety, Electric Vehicles, Materials, Manufacturing & Design, Shared Mobility, Thermal-Fluid & Combustion, and Automotive & Mobility Data Analytics. Designed for working professionals, the program welcomes applicants with industry experience in mobility and automotive fields for either part-time or full-time enrollment. The D.Eng. curriculum mandates at least 36 credit hours, comprising two 3-credit courses and 30 research credits.