Autonomous Vehicle Control engineering Master (MSc)
Want to learn about the design, development, and operation of autonomous vehicles? Then this is a perfect choice for you. The program will equip you with high-level scientific and technical skills to design and operate environmentally friendly and safe autonomous vehicles. If you are interested in the future of technology and the world of vehicles, do not hesitate to apply for the program.
The Autonomous Vehicle Control Engineer Master program focuses on transferring knowledge about vehicle technology, engineering, computer science, and economics. The students will be prepared to take part in designing, developing and manufacturing autonomous vehicles, simulate networks, test and validate processes and work in a complex environment with various sensor data. The integration of the requirements of industrial partners and project results to the curriculum leads to a unique program, that helps to achieve a specific knowledge transfer between the university and the vehicle industry.
For more information about the application process, please visit the website of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
During the 4 semester long MSc study, our aim is to provide the required knowledge to graduates in the fields of vehicle technology, control theory, intelligent systems, information technology and communications. The students will be prepared to take part in designing, developing and manufacturing autonomous vehicles, simulate networks, test and validate processes and work in a complex environment with various sensor data. The students will also be able to facilitate the creation of safe and energy-saving operation of autonomous transportation systems considering environmental and sustainable parameters.
The cooperation with our industrial partners guarantees that students will be able to participate in the latest research and development projects. The students will also be prepared to management tasks and to creatively participate in Research & Development related tasks. These studies prepare students for our PhD programmes.