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Which masters degree is the most valid in Automotive Engineering- American, British or German?

• I am a bachelors degree student in mechanical engineering, planing to pursue my masters in automotive engineering. I am confused between the universities to choose from. It is heard that the British universities are better in this field than the American. Also I did not find many American universities providing masters in this field. Could someone suggest me the best universities for automotive engineering? What about the German universities? Is the knowledge of German language a must for studies there? Are the German degrees considered at par with the American and British?

• Answer:

  These three are different styles of engineering. Consider that Britain makes the Jaguar, one of the most-prone-to-break-down high-performance/luxury cars. Germans and Swedes are renowned for technology, Americans for styling as well as tech. Of course, you'll will need to be extremely fluent in the language of the country at a very technical level for whichever country yu choose: English, German, Swedish. Of course there are very few schools of automotive engineering. As with aeronautical or marine engineering, there's not a great deal of demand, and there are more grads than jobs most of the time! India's automotive industry is growing, as is Korea's, so if you are Indian or Korean, or have any chance of getting employment and employment visa in one or the other, those are the two growth opportunities. Still, you'd better be in the top quarter of your class if you want to get anywhere with this.