Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Motorsport Engineering
This course is designed for individuals working in the motorsport industry or those wishing to move into this area. In either case, you will already need to be actively involved in motorsport in some capacity.
You will cover a broad range of topics, including; engineering science, aerodynamics, computer applications in Motorsport, vehicle systems, materials and manufacturing, competition car preparation, engine technology and organising competition events.
These will be delivered through a largely hands-on approach, for example you will be expected to attend race events, supporting competing race cars. In the workshop you will be able to practice and show your skills in the preparation of ra…
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This course is designed for individuals working in the motorsport industry or those wishing to move into this area. In either case, you will already need to be actively involved in motorsport in some capacity.
You will cover a broad range of topics,
including; engineering science, aerodynamics, computer applications
in Motorsport, vehicle systems, materials and manufacturing,
competition car preparation, engine technology and organising
competition events.
These will be delivered through a largely hands-on approach, for
example you will be expected to attend race events, supporting
competing race cars. In the workshop you will be able to practice
and show your skills in the preparation of race cars for
competition events, which with the race events, will enable you to
gain experience of industry practices and standards.
Entry Requirements:
Interview required
- All applicants must have GCSE English at
grade C or above or equivalent
- National Diploma in Motor Sport or Engineering or
- National Certificate in Motor Sport or Engineering with
industrial experience or
- 2 A Levels in Maths and Science
Applicants with industrial experience may also be considered.
Locations:
Isle Campus - PE13 2JE
Duration:
2 Years
Start times:
September 2013
How to Apply:
For full time courses please apply via UCAS. For part time courses you will need to apply online using the part time higher education application form.
Course Costs:
Tuition fees for 2013-14 are as follows: Full-time - £6500; Part-time - pro rata (usually 50% of full-time fee).
Additional Information:
For more information, contact student
services: King's Lynn - 01553 761144 Isle - 01945 582561; Cambridge
- 01223 860701
Please note: Students are expected to purchase key texts where
these are set out in module guides or unit specifications. Anglia
Ruskin University have an extensive digital library that provides
on and off-campus access to databases, e-journals and e-books which
you will be able to access.
UCAS Info:
- - Code: H330
- - Course Title: FdSc/MotE
- - Institution Code: W35
- - Institution Name: WESTA
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