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Eight famous schools of vehicle engineering

Eight famous schools of vehicle engineering:

Rank of Automotive Engineering University: Tsinghua University won A+, ranking first, and deserved it; Zhejiang University followed closely and won the second place; The winner of the third place is Beihang University, a science and engineering college.

Harbin Institute of Technology, which got an A+ with Tsinghua University, ranked eighth this year, one more difficult than last year's admission. The other top ten are Tongji University, Beijing Institute of Technology, Xi Jiaotong University, South China University of Technology, Dalian University of Technology and Chongqing University.

background

In recent years, with the rapid development of automobile industry, the demand for automobiles is increasing day by day, which is related to the revitalization and development of automobile industry and transportation, one of the pillar industries of China's economic construction. The demand for talents with automotive professional knowledge such as automotive engineering design, manufacturing, experiment, application, research and automotive marketing has also increased.

In addition to the traditional vehicle design and manufacturing, the emergence of new technologies has also opened up a broad space for vehicle engineering, which is mainly reflected in intelligence, networking and new energy. This is the key development direction of vehicle engineering in the next few years. In the next five years, according to the automobile development level and demand, the demand for vehicle engineering talents will still show a surge momentum.

Brief introduction of vehicle engineering specialty:

Vehicle engineering major is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to mechanical major. The basic study period is four years, and the bachelor of engineering degree is awarded. 20 12 Vehicle Engineering has officially appeared in the catalogue of undergraduate majors in ordinary colleges and universities.