Master in Green Mobility Engineering (GME)
Even in Central Europe the climate change has become a reality by now. Therefore, for the future it is increasingly urgent to develop renewable and climate-friendly technologies for individual and public mobility. In order to bring innovative mobility concepts successfully to the market, GME combines technical subjects with economic and legal aspects in a unique way.
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Content Summary
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The Master Program in Green Mobility Engineering qualifies participants to meet the requirements of future mobility systems. They acquire an extensive and structured system-knowledge, divided into the subsystems automotives (with its components, funtional elements and materials), driver, traffic, infrastructure, markets and society. |
Modules
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The content of the Master Program is divided into 10 modules: 5 Engineering Modules addressing technological topics, and 5 Management Modules providing general leadership know-how. |
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Target Group
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Professionals working as high potentials, project managers or engineering executives in companies with the scope of future mobility systems, e.g.:
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Career Perspectives
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About one-third of all energy consumed in a country is attributed to mobility. Transport emissions strongly influence global warming and air quality. Thus, mankind will naturally strive for "green" mobility systems. This vision of eco-friendly, sustainable, safe, comfortable and affordable mobility requires engineers who are committed and excellently qualified to develop innovative mobility technologies. |
Alumni Voices
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„Studying Green Mobility Engineering at HECTOR School was the next step in a successful professional career for me. The five Engineering Modules give a deep insight into the new challenges of the automotive industry. Highly experienced lecturers show the state-of-the-art research in the topics of electro engines, batteries, but also cognitive systems or embedded systems. This broad variety of subjects combined with the five Management Modules with a lot of case studies are the perfect fundament for a further personnel development. On top, you are still able to continue your current job and to introduce the new methods to your daily business life.” Alexander Spies, HECTOR School Graduate GME |
Admission Requirements
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Program Structure
The Master Program is splitted in 5 Engineering and 5 Management Modules of 2 weeks, each over a period of 15 months. The modules are followed by a master thesis written in the company (GME: 9 months) and often used as a innovation project for the company. The overall duration is approx. 20 months.
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HECTOR School Campus
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The HECTOR School modules take place in Karlsruhe on the campus of the International Department. It contains seminar rooms, accommodation facilities and is situated directly next to the KIT campus and in the center of the city.
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KIT Campus & Infrastructure
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As the Technology Business School of the KIT, the HECTOR School benefits from the extensive university infrastructure of the worldwide renowned research and educational institution.
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KIT Teaching Quality
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The HECTOR School offers top-level teaching derived from state-of-the-art research at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Numerous institutes and departments of the KIT are involved in the HECTOR School Master Programs ESEM:
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