Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Engineering

The B.Sc. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Engineering programme offered by the Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering is a cutting-edge field of study that focuses on designing, operating, and maintaining the latest state-of-the-art electro-mechanical vehicles. The course is specifically designed for individuals who are passionate about modern engineering, with a special interest in ecologically-friendly and sustainable transportation solutions.

During the programme, students will be exposed to a multidisciplinary curriculum that covers complex technical structures and systems of energy recuperation and accumulation. They will learn to analyse fundamental physical and chemical processes, select nonconventional materials, and control methods using modern tools and computer-aided processes. Students will also gain vital skills in the engineering of electric and multi-source hybrid automobiles, including special and autonomous vehicles.

The programme's curriculum consists of a wide range of modules such as Mechatronics Systems Design, Vehicle Structures and Crashworthiness, Ionics and Photovoltaics, and Energy Harvesting in Vehicles, to mention a few. After graduation, students will be well-equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to design, test, and troubleshoot simple multi-source energy-accumulating systems for various applications, using appropriate design and IT tools.

Career opportunities for graduates of this programme are vast and include the automotive industry, especially in the area of electric and hybrid drives, the industry of working, road, and handling machines in the above area, and other sectors of the economy, such as transport and energy, green and energy-efficient technologies, and work related to designing and manufacturing. Overall, the B.Sc. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Engineering programme is an excellent choice for individuals who are passionate about modern engineering and sustainable transportation solutions.