Automotive Engineering
Whether you are someone who is fascinated by cars or is interested to see how they work, then an education followed by a career in the automotive industry might just be what you need. At present, the projected growth rate of jobs in the automotive industry is around 3.46%. This means that starting from jobs like automotive electricians, to sports car designers, to motor mechanics—everything that falls under automotive engineering has a particularly high demand in the job sector. Both motor mechanics and automotive electricians are included in the MLTSSL list—making each of them a suitable pathway to getting PR in Australia.
Entry Requirement
Here is the breakdown of academic requirements and degrees in Automotive Engineering:
- Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology
- Certificate IV in Automotive Electrical Engineering
- Diploma of Automotive Technology
- Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering) (Honours)
- Master of Engineering (International Automotive Engineering)
Career Outcome
Some of the career prospects for graduates of Automotive Engineering can include:
- Automotive Electric Fitter
- Motor Mechanic
- Motor Vehicle Parts
- Accessories Fitter
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