Automotive and Motorsport Engineering Technology - BEng Hons Degree - Topup Summary Where can this subject lead? Key information What will I learn? How will I learn? How will I be assessed? Summary This Level 6 course is a one-year full-time, or two-year part-time, ‘top up’ programme for those who have achieved a Pass or higher on the Foundation Degree in Automotive and Motorsport Engineering Technology. Designed for students wishing to progress their studies and earn an Honours degree, the programme looks to further expand students' knowledge base with a focus on sustainability and enhanced design skills.It also gives students the opportunity to pursue postgraduate qualifications which are often industry-supported at this level as well as ensuring that graduates are well-placed to compete with similarly qualified candidates for some of the best jobs in the industry. Course code EA1HE123 UCAS code T3M7 Duration 1 Year Day/s of week Monday and Tuesday Time 09:00 - 16:30 Next course dates Start date Location Duration 09 Sep 2025 Bispham Campus 1 Year Apply now £36,400 Average annual salary in this sector STEM assured status £10.5M Advanced Technology Centre What Uni Reviews No negative things to say. The college has been fantastic, great facilities that meet or exceed what I've expected coming back to university. Staff are helpful and friendly. ***** - Anonymous Knowledgeable staff, great support, excellent facilities. ***** - Kim Taylor It is a really enjoyable place to study. ***** - Emily Harrison Prev Next Close Previous Next Previous 1 2 3 Next Where can this subject lead? Career progressionWith the emergence of new technologies and the focus on delivering more sustainable transport options in the future, there has never been a more exciting time to work in the automotive industry since the inception of the motor car itself. We envisage that graduates from this programme will become the next generation of automotive engineers, designers and researchers developing and transforming these new technologies to make the sustainable and potential self-driven vehicles of the future.Graduates may also want to consider postgraduate study with Lancaster University's MSc Mechanical Engineering being just one of the options they could pursue. Key information Entry RequirementsYou must have successfully completed the Foundation Degree in Automotive and Motorsport Engineering Technology, validated by Lancaster University, with Blackpool and The Fylde College to apply to this course.Like our Foundation Degree programme, this course has been designed with input from employers both locally and nationally to ensure that the skills gap in the industry is being met by our graduates. Studied over one or two years either full-time or part-time, this Top-Up degree builds on the existing knowledge developed in the Foundation Degree and includes work on sustainability within the industry together with a dissertation module allowing students to develop their own research interests.Please note: Where wearing PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is a mandatory requirement of the course, it is the responsibility of the learner to ensure that they are able to wear such equipment. Further information can be obtained at the IAG session which all applicants are invited to or by calling Course Enquiries on 01253 504343. Qualification obtainedBEng Hons (top-up) Automotive and Motorsport Engineering Technology Fees and fundingPlease visit our finance page for more information on tuition fees and available financial support. Extra costs and equipmentWe provide all specialist software requirements, most of which is available to use on your own devices.You will need to provide your own protective overalls and safety boots for carrying out practical activities in workshops and laboratories.You will also need a scientific calculator and technical drawing apparatus.You should be aware that there may be additional costs to consider such as optional educational visits and photocopying/printing. Regulation and AccreditationAccrediting Institute: N/AAwarding Body: Lancaster UniversityRegulatory Body: Office for Students (OfS) Terms and conditionsRead our full terms and conditions for more information. What will I learn? Industry placement, field trips and guest speakersThere is no formal requirement for students to undertake a work placement within this Honours top-up programme.Teaching, learning and assessment methods however, incorporate current industry trends, practices and emerging technologies and may include real-world scenarios or live assessment briefs where appropriate.Many of the degree programmes at B&FC incorporate opportunities for work placements to provide you with the opportunity to link your studies to relevant professional practice in a real work environment. Our programme teams are able to offer support in securing an appropriate work placement where it forms part of your programme, and will work closely with you during the placement to ensure that the opportunity allows you to develop personally, professionally and academically. Modules at level 6 Module title Code Credits Optional Dissertation EA6MD048 40 No Advanced Vehicle Design Simulation and Analysis EA6MD049 40 No Dynamic Simulation EA6MD050 20 No Sustainable Vehicle Technologies EA6MD051 20 No Study Support - at a glance Higher Education Learning Mentors (HELMs)One-to-one and group study support sessionsPre-degree preparation workshopsIT Support Discover available Study Support Programme Specification Download our Programme Specification for this course. Programme Specification AMT-2020 Automotive and Motorsport Engineering Technology.pdf Adobe PDF, 514.6 KB Student case study - David Why did you choose B&FC?You can't go to another college or university and have the same quality of tutors as you have here. I couldn't imagine doing a degree anywhere else.What have been the benefits of studying here?The facilities are amazing and the smaller class sizes really helped me. There were less distractions and you got more one-to-one support which made such a difference. How will I learn? Scheduled LearningScheduled time relates to the time you spend in directed study with the guidance and support of our academic tutors. Scheduled learning can take a variety of forms and will vary from one course to the next, but may include lectures, seminars, tutorials, project supervision, demonstrations, studio or workshop time, fieldwork and external visits.Independent StudyHigher education courses rely on students undertaking work outside of formal, scheduled sessions and this is generally categorised as independent study. Independent study might include preparation for scheduled sessions, follow-up work, wider reading or practice, completion of assessment tasks and revision. 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