Motorsport Engineering FdSc

Who should do this course?
Anyone who …
Wishes to improve their career prospects by becoming a highly-qualified motorsport engineer
already works or volunteers in motorsports with practical experience but without formal motorsport qualifications
works in the automotive sector as a technician or similar and would like a career change into motorsport
hoped to study motorsport at university but couldn’t justify the time and accommodation costs
is a college/school leaver who would like the freedom to earn-while-you-learn with hands-on motorsport experience, to enter a top motorsport career
Would like to progress onto the BSc (Hons) Motorsport Engineering top-up after completing this course
For many students, family commitments, employment or lack of relevant qualifications makes attending university impossible. Whilst some universities offer these qualifications as full time or part time on campus, you may prefer to fit your studies around family and work rather than the other way around. This also means that you can avoid the huge debt levels faced by today's graduates as you are able to continue to work. If you have to juggle family commitments, full-time or part-time work and want the flexibility offered by studying part-time by distance learning, then this is the course for you. The course has rolling enrolment in other words you can enrol at any point in the year. Your study can take you between two and five years.
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The University and National Motorsport Academy
Staffordshire University is now engaged in a number of collaborative partnerships with organisations (Colleges, Academies etc.) across the U.K. In this collaboration, the University acts as the academic partner that secures the quality, standards and credibility of the courses they deliver. Our partners deliver these courses to their students as part of the distributed strategy of Staffordshire University.
The National Motorsport Academy degrees are within the remit of the...