Discover UK engineering courses that don't require advanced maths and science, including options in mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering.
The Open University offers an Access to Engineering course, designed for students without traditional qualifications in maths and science, to progress to engineering degree courses.
The University of Nottingham's Engineering Foundation Year provides an alternative route into engineering degrees for students without A-level maths and science, covering core principles and skills.
Heriot-Watt University's BEng Engineering course is designed for students without traditional maths and science qualifications, focusing on practical skills and problem-solving in engineering.
Find engineering courses at UK universities that don't require an A-Level in maths, including courses in aerospace, biomedical, and environmental engineering.
UCAS provides information on foundation degrees in engineering, which often don't require advanced maths and science qualifications, and can lead to a full engineering degree or employment.
Explore UK engineering courses that cater to students without strong maths backgrounds, including those with a focus on design, management, and sustainability.
The Royal Academy of Engineering discusses alternative routes into engineering careers, including apprenticeships, foundation courses, and degree courses that don't require advanced maths and science qualifications.