Automobile Engineering, also known as Automotive Engineering, is a specialized branch of engineering that focuses on the design, development, manufacturing, and maintenance of automobiles and their components. In Automobile Engineering, students learn about various aspects related to automobiles, including vehicle design, automotive systems, engine technology, powertrain systems, chassis design, vehicle dynamics, safety systems, automotive electronics, and emission control.The curriculum in Automobile Engineering covers topics such as automotive design principles, vehicle structure and materials, engine performance and mechanics, suspension systems, braking systems, transmission systems, and vehicle testing and validation.

Automobile engineers work on a wide range of activities, including designing and developing vehicles, optimizing vehicle performance, improving fuel efficiency, implementing safety features, and integrating advanced technologies into automobiles. They are involved in the manufacturing process, ensuring quality control and production efficiency.

Career opportunities for automobile engineers can be found in automotive manufacturing companies, automobile design firms, research and development organizations, government agencies, and consulting firms. They can work in roles such as automobile design engineer, automotive systems engineer, manufacturing engineer, quality engineer, research scientist, or project manager.