Courses
Electric Vehicle Technology
Bachelor of Science
Course Details
| Course Code | LY_MEVEH_D |
|---|---|
| Level | 7 |
| Duration | 1 year |
| Credits | 60 |
| Method of Delivery | Blended |
| Campus Locations | Donegal – Letterkenny |
| Mode of Delivery | Part Time |
Course Overview
This course is free/ funded under the Springboard+ Initiative.
Those interested in studying this course must apply directly through the Springboard website and must meet eligibility criteria. For further information, visit http://springboardcourses.ie
This course has been designed to upskill automotive technicians working in the automotive sector. The course will guide candidates with no previous experience in EV technology to gain the ability to diagnose and repair faults in High Voltage systems, build a comprehensive understanding of EV technology, better interface with ICT systems software used in this industry, and analyse business expenses to determine how to make maintenance and repair of these new types of vehicle profitable.
What will you learn?
High Voltage Fault Diagnosis, Management of Business Innovation and Communications, IT Systems for Automotive Applications, Thermodynamics and Battery Technology, Advanced High Voltage Fault Diagnosis and Industrial Studies.
Recommended Study Hours per week
6 hours per week (Two evenings).
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
This course is delivered through blended distance learning in the evenings for approximately 6 hours per week, with learners participating in 5 independent in-house weekend training days over the duration of the 1-year course.
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Entry Requirements
QQI Level 6 Advanced Craft Certificate Motor Mechanic or equivalent
Higher Certificate in Electric Vehicle Engineering or equivalent
The Department is also planning to develop a bridging studies Level 6 Certificate (Special Purpose Award) for graduates from UK Level 4 Motor Mechanic Apprenticeships.
Fees
Total Fees EU: €3000
Through Springboard+ funding, employed candidates only pay €680 to study this course. For unemployed candidates, the course tuition fee is free, with 100% of the fee funded by Springboard+.
Further information on feesFurther Information
Application Closing Date
This course has closed for applications for September 2025.
Start Date
September 2025
Who Should Apply?
This programme would be suitable for mechanics or technicians seeking to gain the skill set required to work on Electric Vehicles.
Contact Information
Online Student Advisor
Tricia Fitzpatrick
T: +353 71 930 5346
E: Tricia.Fitzpatrick@atu.ie
Department
Electronic & Mechanical Engineering
