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Lawrence Tech’s newly created Automotive Engineering Institute (AEI) is an applied research and academic organization focused on creating new knowledge in the field of automotive engineering. AEI extends Lawrence Tech’s strong research and development capabilities to corporations and governmental organizations. This synergy benefits the entire field of ground vehicle applications. Industry experience and university expertise create a powerful team .
For more information on partnering with Lawrence Tech and the Automotive Engineering Institute, contact:
Mechanical, Robotics, and Industrial Engineering Department Chair
P: 248.204.2553
The AEI can conduct applied research on multi-wheeled vehicles designed for various terrains for the Departments of Defense, Energy, and Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency. Faculty and students in the AEI are eager to tackle complex research projects for automotive corporations. Some other research strengths include:
The research possibilities are endless. As a nonprofit educational institution, Lawrence Tech offers a cost-effective research option to industry and government.
Lawrence Tech supports a Master of Science in Automotive Engineering program and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering program with a concentration in automotive engineering. Students participate in national competitions, such as Future Car, Formula SAE, Mini Baja, Supermileage, and Tour de Sol, and rank among the top performing teams. Graduates seek additional learning opportunities through applied research projects and doctoral programs. They also offer fresh ideas and perspectives to participating firms and organizations.
For more information, contact:
Dr. Badih Jawad
Mechanical, Robotics, and Industrial Engineering Department Chair
248.204.2553
bjawad@ltu.edu
Automotive Engineering Institute
Lawrence Technological University
21000 West Ten Mile Road,
Southfield, MI 48220
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