Automotive Technology




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Turn your love for cars, trucks, and motorcycles into a rewarding career with Thomas More University of Applied Science’s Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology. This six-semester (three-year) program equips you with the technical expertise, diagnostic skills, and management knowledge to excel in the ever-evolving automotive industry.
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In-Depth Knowledge: Gain a comprehensive understanding of all major automotive systems, including engines, transmissions, electrical systems, and chassis components. Learn the science behind their operation and delve into cutting-edge technologies like hybrid and electric drivetrains.
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Diagnostic Prowess: Master the art of troubleshooting and diagnosing complex automotive problems. Develop your ability to use advanced diagnostic tools and equipment to pinpoint issues efficiently and accurately.
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Hands-On Learning: Refine your practical skills in our state-of-the-art Automotive Technology Centre. Work on a wide range of vehicles, using the latest diagnostic and measurement tools to gain real-world experience.
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Specialization Tracks: Choose from three exciting specialization tracks to tailor your education to your specific interests:
- Trucks: Gain in-depth knowledge of heavy-duty vehicles and their unique maintenance and repair needs.
- Motorcycles: Dive deeper into the world of two-wheeled machines, specializing in motorcycle repair and diagnostics.
- Motorsport: Explore the high-performance world of motorsport engineering, learning about race car technology and maintenance.
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Industry Partnerships: Benefit from Thomas More’s strong industry connections. Network with leading dealerships, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and other key players in the automotive sector. Participate in potential internships and gain valuable work experience.
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Management Skills: Develop essential business and management skills to prepare for a leadership role within the automotive industry. Learn about workshop management, customer service, and effective communication.
Graduates can pursue a variety of careers, including:
- Automotive technician
- Diagnostic technician
- Service advisor
- Workshop foreman
- Aftermarket parts specialist
- Technical sales representative
- Pursue further education in automotive engineering
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