Master of Science in Engineering: Mobility Systems
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts employment of mechanical engineers and similar occupations to increase 11 percent through 2033. With a Master of Science in Engineering in Mobility Systems degree, you’ll be in even higher demand as your advanced skills set you apart.
Students who have completed the mobility master’s program at Kettering have gone on to Ph.D. engineering programs. They also hold positions such as:
- Advanced Vehicle Technology Research Engineer
- Autonomous Vehicles Safety Consultant
- Driver Assist and Autonomy Systems Engineer
- Electric Vehicle Engineer
- Senior Control System Engineer for Autonomous Vehicles
- Sensor Research Engineer
Gain hands-on experience in Kettering’s first-of-their-kind research labs, working with the latest electric vehicle and autonomous driving technologies. You can also collaborate with faculty on research and real-world projects and acquire industry-relevant skills you can immediately apply to your career. Their areas of expertise include:
- Autonomous driving
- Crash analysis
- Driver awareness systems
- Noise and vibration control
- Tire mechanics
- Vehicle structure design
- Wireless sensor networks
Key Kettering research facilities include:
If you’ve earned Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through approved SAE seminars, you may be able to transfer up to eight CEUs into the mobility systems master’s program. Contact the Graduate School at gsr@kettering.edu to learn more about this opportunity.
Financial support is available for qualified M.Eng. in Mobility Systems students through tuition waivers or stipends. Graduate assistantships, which may involve up to 20 hours of work per week as a research, teaching, or staff assistant, provide valuable experience while offsetting educational costs. For more details, reach out to the Graduate School at gsr@kettering.edu.
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Be part of the next generation of mobility solutions through hands-on learning and research opportunities with Kettering University’s Master of Science in Engineering in Mobility Systems.