UCAS provides information on alternative maths qualifications accepted by UK universities for engineering courses, including BTEC and Access to HE Diplomas.
The University of Manchester offers engineering courses that accept alternative maths qualifications, such as Core Maths and FSMQ, in addition to A-levels.
Imperial College London outlines the maths requirements for its engineering undergraduate courses, including accepted alternative qualifications and exemptions.
The Royal Academy of Engineering discusses alternative routes into engineering, including maths qualifications and other relevant skills, to encourage diversity in the field.
Which? University guide provides information on BTEC and other alternative maths qualifications accepted by UK universities for engineering courses, helping students make informed decisions.
The Open University offers Access to Engineering courses that accept alternative maths qualifications, providing a flexible route into higher education for engineering students.
Study in UK provides an overview of engineering courses with alternative maths qualifications accepted, including entry requirements and university options for international students.
STEM Learning discusses the importance of maths in engineering, highlighting alternative qualifications and career paths available to students, including vocational routes and apprenticeships.