The vehicle engineering program focuses on three research areas: vehicle intelligence and connectivity, zero-carbon energy and electric drive, and key components and complete vehicle assemblies. Its aim is to develop applied professionals with an international perspective, a strong sense of social responsibility and the ability to solve complex engineering problems. Students gain both theoretical foundations and practical experience in vehicle engineering.
Courses include artificial intelligence, control engineering fundamentals, embedded system design, automobile construction, vehicle theory, automobile design, automotive electronic control, vehicle testing, intelligent electric vehicle technology, autonomous driving, new energy chassis technology and vehicle body structure design. Graduates can work for vehicle manufacturers, component suppliers and automotive research institutes in design, manufacturing, testing, systems integration and engineering management. Others continue to master's study at universities and research institutes.