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Automotive Engineering vs. Mechanical Engineering

How does Automotive Engineering differ from Mechanical Engineering?

Automotive Engineering

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Automotive engineering is a field of study that deals with the planning, development, and construction of vehicles, for example, cars, commercial vehicles, and bicycles. Students primarily acquire engineering knowledge and can specialize in areas such as electromobility and automation. Graduates find a wide range of career opportunities in the vehicle industry, for example in development, quality assurance, or technical sales.

Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical engineering is a field of study that focuses on the development, production, and operation of machines and systems. Students acquire engineering knowledge and learn, among other things, how to create technical drawings, calculate machine components, and optimize production processes. Graduates go on to work in the automotive industry, in aerospace, in medical technology, and plant engineering.

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