Motorsport Engineering

FdSc

Full-Time

This course is available in Clearing, call us on 0845 271 3333 for more information

Course overview

This course (based at the Isle Campus, Wisbech, University Centre West Anglia) will develop your knowledge, understanding and skills appropriate to the changing demands of the motorsports engineering industry. You will be exposed to all aspects of running the college motorsport team through two seasons, from management to the car preparation, as well as gaining fundamental engineering experience.

Module guide

Year one core modules
  • Basic Mathematics
  • Computers in Motorsport Engineering
  • Engine & Vehicle Technology
  • Engineering Principles
  • Learning & Skills Development in HE
  • Maths for Technology
  • Work Based Learning 1
Year two core modules
  • Applied Mechanics
  • Assurance
  • Intro Into Engineering Materials
  • Maths for Technology 2
  • Statistics and Process Quality
  • Work Based Learning 2

Assessment

The course will be assessed using a mixture of written assignments, classroom tests and portfolio.

Facilities

Facilities include:

  • CAD Suites
  • Machine Shop
  • Motorsport Workshop
  • Race Cars
  • Race Team
  • Rolling Road.


Special features

Racing with the college motorsport team at National tracks across the UK.

Associated careers

Potential careers include motorsport engineering, motorsport management, mechanical engineering, and automotive engineering.

Professional recognition & Links with Industry

Potential work placements may be available within the College Motorsport Team.

Work placements

Potential work placements may be available within the College Motorsport Team.

Entry requirements

80 Tariff points. 5 GCSE grade C or above including English, Maths and Science and at least one of the following: Mathematics or Physical Sciences or related subject from at least two subjects at GCE/VCE A level or new BTEC Award, or from a VCE double award or new BTEC Certificate or new BTEC Diploma. Or overseas qualifications judged to be equivalent.

Please note AS levels are acceptable only when combined with other qualifications.

Our published entry requirements are a guide only and our decision will be based on your overall suitability for the course as well as whether you meet the minimum entry requirements.

We welcome applications from International and EU students. Please select one of the links below for English language and country-specific entry requirement information.

How to apply

UCAS code

H330

Location

Duration

2 Years

Available starts

September

Student finance

Faculty

Science & Technology

Department

Engineering and the Built Environment

Contact us

UK and EU applicants:International applicants:
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