Developing future mobility leaders requires more than short-term training programs.

As mobility systems become increasingly connected, software-defined and AI-driven, organizations need engineers who can lead complex projects—not just solve technical challenges.

The Master in Mobility Systems Engineering & Management equips high-potential engineers with expertise in

* AI-powered mobility

* autonomous systems

* cybersecurity

* safety engineering

* release & configuration management

* and process excellence (SPICE, CMMI)

Participants immediately apply their learning to real business challenges, creating value for their organization throughout the program.

An international study module at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), including hands-on learning at ZalaZONE, exposes participants to one of Europe's most advanced mobility innovation ecosystems.

Designed for working professionals, the block-format allows employees to continue contributing to your business while studying.

Graduates earn an official M.Sc. from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), one of Europe's leading technical universities. The HECTOR School, KIT's Technology Business School, delivers executive education tailored to experienced engineering professionals.

Why HECTOR School?

• Application- and research-oriented teaching at KIT
• Small-group learning with a strong emphasis on real-world applications
• Future-focused curriculum aligned with the latest developments in technology and management
• International network of experts, alumni, and industry leaders
• Work-integrated format that enables immediate application of new knowledge in the workplace and the concurrent development of new skills

Regular start in October 2027, but also during the year by arrangement – no application deadline.

Admission Requirements: First academic degree, min. 2 years of professional experience, English proficiency