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COURSE OVERVIEW
Institution Code: C57
Course Code: H331
Ready to take your motorsport career to the next level? If you have completed the FdEng Motorsport Engineering, our one-year BSc (Hons) Motorsport Technology top-up course is your next step towards the fast lane!
This high-octane course is designed to push your skills further, with cutting-edge modules in powertrain engineering, mathematical modelling, and industry-relevant research projects. Want to specialise? Choose between aerodynamics and racing car design, or motorsport management and performance, tailoring your expertise to match your career ambitions.
Taught at our Shoreham Airport Campus, you’ll get hands-on with industry-leading equipment and technology. From 3D printers and robotics to CNC lathes and CAD software, you’ll work with the same tools used by the professionals. You’ll also take part in exclusive industry trips, networking with experts from the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the University of Brighton, and other top-tier organisations.
And here’s the best part: you won’t just be learning about motorsport – you will be living it! Join Team Northbrook Racing and compete in the Student Motorsport Challenge as part of the CityCar Cup Championship. Last year, our team dominated the competition, winning the championship in a field of up to 40 cars. Now, it’s your turn to take the wheel. With races at legendary circuits like Silverstone, Brands Hatch, Donington and more. You will gain real-world, high-pressure experience that no classroom can replicate.
This is your chance to be part of something bigger, to build a career in one of the most exciting industries on the planet. If you are serious about motorsport, this is the course that will get you on the grid.
Key features include:
- Opportunities to specialise in either Aerodynamics & Racing Car Design where you can focus on speed and performance engineering. Or Motorsport Management & Performance where you will develop leadership and strategic skills.
- Industry-Standard Facilities – Train at Shoreham Airport using professional equipment including: 3D printers CNC lathes, milling machines, and EDM machines. As well as Industry-standard software for CAD, FEA and CFD work.
- Access to University of Brighton’s wind tunnels and optical research engines.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Ready to stand out and secure your place in our course? Here’s how we evaluate your applications:
We look at each application individually, considering your grades, interview performance, and any relevant experience. While we typically expect the following qualifications:
- A relevant FdEng (Foundation Degree) or HND
If you don’t meet the standard entry requirement, don’t worry! We offer a two-year FdEng in Motorsport Engineering, providing the ideal pathway to our BSc in Motorsport Technology.
For more information about our FdEng in Motorsport Engineering, click here – Northbrook College – FdEng Motorsport Engineering
What do I need to prepare for my interview?
Preparing for an interview for the BSc (Hons) requires a mix of technical knowledge, enthusiasm for motorsport, and an understanding of how your skills align with the industry.
Career opportunities include:
- Research and development engineer
- Pit crew
- Vehicle designer
- Production or test engineer
- Technical representative
- OEM (original equipment manufacturer) rep/consultant
Beyond motorsport, graduates also pursue careers in design, testing, production, and management within race teams, engineering consultancies and major automotive manufactures.
Whether your goal is to work trackside, in a cutting cutting-edge design studio, or at the forefront of vehicle development, this course provide the perfect launchpad into the industry. By preparing well, you’ll demonstrate that you are serious about the course and your future in motorsport engineering.
Our teaching and assessment methods are designed to keep learning dynamic, engaging, and hands-on. You’ll experience a mix of:
- Practical workshops
- Group discussions
- Lectures and seminars
- One-on-one tutorials
- Independent study
With this variety, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to grow and demonstrate your skills in ways that suit your strengths!
What are the costs of doing this course?
The tuition fee for this course is £9,535
Finance Options:
- Student Loan
- Instalment Payment Plan
- Company Sponsorship
For more information, please visit our Finance and Funding page – Funding your Course | Northbrook College
Additional Costs for your course:
When planning your studies, it is important to consider potential costs beyond tuition fees. While tuition fees cover teaching, assessment and access to college facilities, such as studios, shared IT resources and workshops, some courses may require additional expenses.
These could include:
- Textbooks: Essential texts are available in the college libraries, but you may wish to purchase personal copies for convenience
- Computer Equipment: While on-campus computers are available, having a personal laptop or tablet may offer greater flexibility for off-site study.
- Printing and Photocopying: most coursework is submitted online, but some assignments may require printed submissions, optional binding, or other presentation materials.
- Materials: Practical courses often require equipment. A detailed equipment list will be provided upon enrolment.
- Field Trips: Certain courses may include optional study visits or field trips to enrich learning experiences.
We are committed to providing transparent information about any additional costs to help you plan effectively for your studies. For more information regarding the financial support that we can offer, please visit our Financial Support page – Financial Support | Northbrook College