Specialise at Master's level in Software Engineering Automotive & Mobility Ecosystems (SEA:ME) in 1 year - for free.

Shaping the Future of mobility, together

SEA:ME opens doors for students and institutions alike. Originally developed and proven successful in Wolfsburg, the program is now expanding internationally. Explore how you can join SEA:ME as a student, contributor, partner, or institution through our website.

Over the course of 6-12 months, you'll dive into expertly crafted coursework designed to be hands-on and collaborative. You'll work side by side with peers in a lab environment, gaining the practical experience and confidence needed to thrive in the fast-paced world of mobility IT.

Learn the skills that will power the vehicles of tomorrow.

The vehicle of the future will listen to you, talk to you, know your favourite routes, music, and temperature settings. It will make sure you are driving safely, comfortably, and sustainably. It will be in constant communication with apps, maps, sensors, and mobility platforms. The vehicle of the future will be running on code. 

We are training the software developers who will write that code. With the support of experts from companies such as Volkswagen and Microsoft, as well as academics from institutions such as University of Bonn, Ostfalia, TU Berlin, TU Munich, we have developed a Master’s-level tuition-free program for coders who wish to become automotive & mobility software experts. 

SEA:ME MODULES

The SEA:ME curriculum is split into 5 anchor modules: Distributed and Embedded Systems, Autonomous Driving Systems, Mobility Ecosystems – and new in 2024 Cybersecurity for Mobility and Safety Critical Systems!

CYBERSECURITY FOR MOBILITY

Our second SEA:ME cohort started in July 2024!

Gain expertise in the latest technologies and industry trends, and develop the skills you need to succeed in the rapidly growing field of mobility. Join an international community of students, educators and industry professionals, and take your place at the forefront of innovation in automotive software engineering.

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