Automotive Engineering with Foundation Year | Sheffield Hallam University

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Course summary

Understand key technologies such as electric and autonomous vehicles.
Explore the economic, environmental and social implications of automotive production.
Engage in professional and sustainable practices right from the beginning.
Experience live projects, simulations, aerodynamics and diverse disciplines.
Prepare for the full degree with an extra foundation year at the start.

The course prepares you for a range of roles in the automotive industry, providing you with the right environment, facilities, skills and training to be successful in the industry. You’ll explore various aspects of automotive design, development, testing, manufacturing, electronics and performance analysis – emerging as a highly skilled graduate ready to solve current and future problems in the industry.

For full details of course modules, assessments, and teaching methods, please visit the course page on our website: https://www.shu.ac.uk/courses/Engineering/BEng-Honours-Automotive-Engineering-with-Foundation-Year/Full-time

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Application codes

Course code:: A027
Institution code:: S21

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