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Master of Automotive Engineering in International

About the program

Two-year dual-degree MASc in automotive engineering with a year at Politecnico di Torino.

Develop subject knowledge related to Automotive Engineering in International
Dual Degree with Politecnico di Torino. Areas of study described in the supplied curriculum include: Year one in Windsor covers graduate courses and thesis research
year two is completed at Politecnico di Torino with further study and thesis work.

Year one in Windsor covers graduate courses and thesis research
year two is completed at Politecnico di Torino with further study and thesis work. Areas of study are vehicle engineering
powertrain engineering
manufacturing and management
and virtual product and process engineering.

Four-year bachelor degree in a relevant discipline with at least 70% in the final two years (higher for some programmes)
Extra items per programme such as references
Statements
GMAT for the MBA. English scores set per programme (IELTS 6.5-7.0
TOEFL iBT 83-100).

Four-year bachelor degree (honours) in the relevant discipline; references (two to three) and transcripts

Review the admission requirements for this program. Select the correct intake and apply on the official university website. Upload academic transcripts and qualification records. Provide language proficiency evidence when required. Complete any additional department requirements for graduate admission. Pay the application fee if required. Check the application status and admission decision. Accept an offer and arrange the study permit documents if needed.

Campus	Windsor
Faculty or school	Faculty of Engineering
Department	Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Engineering
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	3
Scholarship note	Competitive graduate entrance scholarships and departmental awards may be available to eligible full-time research-based graduate students, subject to minimum grades, departmental nomination and programme-specific exclusions. Do not assume a guaranteed award or an identical amount for all graduate programmes.