Autonomous Vehicle Dynamics and Control (MSc) - Cranfield

This master in Autonomous Vehicle Dynamics and Control (MSc) provides engineering, physics, or mathematics graduates with advanced skills which can be applied to the security, defense, marine, environmental, and aerospace industries.

The global market for aerial, ground and marine autonomous vehicles has grown rapidly due to the advent of drones and driverless cars. Defense, aerospace, automotive, and marine industries seek graduates conversant in key aspects of autonomy including dynamics and control, guidance and navigation, decision-making, sensor fusion, data and information fusion, communication, and networking.

The master in Autonomous Vehicle Dynamics and Control (MSc) is accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) on behalf of the Engineering Council as meeting the requirements for Further Learning for registration as a Chartered Engineer.