Mumbai: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay is set to launch an 18-month e-Postgraduate Diploma in E-Mobility, starting in March 2025. Designed for professionals and graduates in engineering and technology, the programme aims to address the growing demand for expertise in electric mobility.
Key Features of the Programme
The curriculum, delivered by IIT Bombay faculty in collaboration with EdTech partner Great Learning, will include modules on electric vehicle design, battery technology, electrical drives, power electronics, and EV chargers. Participants will engage in live, interactive sessions and practical projects such as:
Vehicle sub-system modeling
Embedded controllers for electric motors
Simulation of power electronic systems
Battery modeling and degradation analysis
Impact assessment of EVs on grid infrastructure
A graduation ceremony will be held at the IIT Bombay campus upon successful completion, where participants will gain alumni status.
Who Can Apply?
The programme is open to candidates with a BE/BTech or a four-year BSc/BS degree in engineering or technology. Postgraduate degree holders (MTech/MSc/MS) or PhD candidates in relevant domains are also eligible.
Academic Perspective
Speaking at the programme’s launch, IIT Bombay Director, Professor Shireesh Kedare, highlighted the institute’s focus on bridging the gap between academic learning and industry requirements. The programme is backed by the C1973 EV Power Train Lab at IIT Bombay, emphasizing hands-on and experiential learning.
APAC News Analysis
This initiative underscores IIT Bombay’s effort to prepare professionals for challenges in the electric vehicle sector, a rapidly growing industry driven by the global push toward sustainable transportation. The programme’s blend of academic rigor and industry collaboration positions it as a key offering for professionals looking to upskill in e-mobility.
Applications for the programme are expected to open soon, with details available on the IIT Bombay and Great Learning platforms.
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