Beng Hons in Automotive (Autosport) Engineering and Technology (Lancaster University)
Qualification Obtained
BEng (Hons) in Automotive Engineering and Technology
UCAS Code(s):
H334
About this Course:
This Autosport Technology programme allows access to a unique level of industry standard research and development equipment that is all located within the learning environment. The course operates in close collaboration with specialist companies such as TVR.
On programme the learner will take a journey from initial concept and design to research, development and testing, through implementation of 'real-world' Autosport applications.
Assessment Methods:
The assessments consist of assignments and formal exams. The exams are usually sat at the end of each semester (February and June).
Progression:
Successful students will be able to progress on to the Masters programme in Engineering delivered by Lancaster university or alternatively enter straight into industry. Past students have gone on to work for Race Teams such as Porsche.
Teaching Methods:
These can include lectures, practical activities in workshops, laboratory work and demonstrations, directed and independent learning, group work, tutorials and seminars.
The weekly timetable averages at 13-15 hours per week. There is a facility for one-to one tutorials.
The School of Engineering and Computing offers an Open Door policy whereby teaching staff and some resources such as computer rooms can be accessed on an informal basis throughout the week.
Skills Developed:
Students will develop research and development skills based on Engine and Race car design. They will also learn how to manage and be part of a real life Race Team experiencing the demand of Race Technicians within a race environment.
General: numeracy, communication, ability to apply technology, the managing and developing of one's self, being able to work with and relate to others, the ability to apply design and be creative.
Specific: knowledge of the underlying mathematical and scientific principles used in automotive engineering.
Knowledge of the design and operation of automotive engineering systems. Ability to analyse and model automotive engineering systems. An awareness of Health and Safety issues including risk assessment and appropriate legislation.
Knowledge of project management principles, methodologies, tools and techniques that may be used in any industry, the professions and the public sector.
How to Apply
Once you’ve decided to apply for a course, you’ll need to work out whether you satisfy our entry requirements (or will have done by the time your course starts). Providing you meet the criteria, you can then apply for your course. Full-time applications go through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), although foundation degree graduates progressing to a relevant top-up programme can (subject to certain criteria) apply to the College direct.
More information about entry requirements and the application process is available within our Higher Education section
Course Occurrences:
| Course Code | Start Date | End Date | Location | Tuition Fees | Attendance Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EA1HE102 | 10th Sep 2012 | 14th Jun 2013 | University Centre | £3465 | HE Full Time |
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