Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) - Motorsport Engineering
- 3 years
- Duration
- 16,700 GBP/year
- Price
- Sept 2024
- Start
- May 2024
- Deadline
- Bachelor
- Degree
- Campus
- Format
- Oxford / United Kingdom
- Location
- Oxford Brookes University
- School
Program description
Our degree in Motorsports Engineering is for you if you are an avid motorsports fan. You will discover motorsport-specific engineering principles.
You will study:
- mathematics
- engineering design and management
- dynamics
- thermo-fluids
- stress analysis
Specialized equipment in our automative lab includes a four-post rig, a damper dyno, and high-speed instrumented engine test cells. We collaborate with the regional autosports community to develop the course's curriculum. This means you'll be equipped with the knowledge to make a difference in this dynamic field.
Companies that offer work placements and employment opportunities include Mercedes GP, Williams, McLaren, Force India, Red Bull Racing, AP Racing.
Program structure
Year 1
- Mathematics and Modelling I (double) (30 credits)
- Design and Practice I (double) (30 credits)
- Introduction to Thermo Fluids (15 credits)
- Introduction to Materials (15 credits)
- Introduction to Stress Analysis (15 credits)
- Introduction to Statics and Dynamics (15 credits)
Year 2
- Thermo-Fluids (15 credits)
- Design and Practice II (double) (30 credits)
- Materials Engineering (15 credits)
- Stress Analysis and Dynamics (double) (30 credits)
- Engineering Mathematics and Modelling II (15 credits)
- Automotive Electronics (15 credits)
Optional Modules
- Independent Study in Mechanical/Automotive/Motorsport Engineering (15 credits)
- Control Technology (15 credits)
- Stress and Dynamic Systems(double) (30 credits)
Year 3
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Optional placement year
Year 4 (or year 3 if no placement)
- Engineering Project (30 credits)
- Management Ethics, Energy & Sustainability (30 credits)
- Vehicle Aerodynamics (15 credits)
- Automotive Engines (15 credits)
- Vehicle Dynamics (15 credits)
- Motorsport Vehicle Performance (15 credits)
Optional modules
- Vehicle Crash (15 credits)
- Design of Machines (15 credits)
- Independent Study Engineering (15 credits)
Year 5 (Master in Engineering)
- Crash Impact Modelling (20 credits)
- Advanced Powertrain Engineering (20 credits)
- Engineering Business Management (20 credits)
- Group Design Project (40 credits)
- Advanced Vehicle Dynamics (20 credits)
- Independent Engineering Project (20 credits)
Price
- Tuition Fee - 16,700 GBP per year
- Placement - 1,600 GBP
Requirements for applicants
General Entry Requirements
- Acceptable passes in five subjects (exceptionally four subjects) at GCSE or GCE including:
- one 12-unit vocational A-level, or
- two A-levels or two 6-unit vocational A-levels, or
- one A-level or 6-unit vocational A-level plus two AS-levels, or
- two 3-unit vocational A-levels
- A National Certificate or Diploma at a good standard.
- The International Baccalaureate Diploma (minimum of 24 points) or the European Baccalaureate Diploma (minimum of 60%).
- Five subjects in SCE with two at Higher level or one at Advanced Higher level.
- Three subjects in Scottish Highers or two at Advanced Higher level.
- Any other qualifications considered by the Academic Board to be of equivalent standard.
English language requirements
- IELTS level 6.0 with 6.0 in reading and writing, 5.5 in listening and speaking
Specific entry requirements
- A Level: Grade B in Maths, and Grade B in Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Engineering or another suitable science subject.
- GCSE: English Language grade 4/C minimum normally required.
About the university
The history of Oxford Brookes University spans more than 150 years. We began as a modest School of Art in rented classrooms and have expanded into one of the UK's top modern universities with a reputation for distinction in teaching and research on the local, national, and worldwide levels.
Our primary goal is to provide a top-notch educational experience that helps each of our graduates to be competent, self-assured, and prosperous. The standard of instruction students receive is an integral component of this.
Oxford Brookes works with a wide range of partners both domestically and internationally. Our connections are essential to improving our instruction, research, and information sharing. Additionally, they provide our students a wealth of placement, internship, and employment options.
In cooperation with our Associate College Partners as well as directly, we offer a variety of higher education and degree apprenticeships (ACPs).
