While maths is a crucial subject for many engineering degrees, there are some courses that don't require it. Check out our guide to find out more.
If you didn't take maths or further maths A-levels, don't worry. There are still plenty of engineering courses you can apply for. We've got the lowdown on the best alternatives.
You can still become an engineer without maths A-levels. Consider a degree apprenticeship, which combines on-the-job training with academic study.
UCL offers a range of engineering courses that don't require maths A-levels. Our BEng courses are designed to give you a broad foundation in engineering principles.
If you didn't take maths or further maths A-levels, a foundation year could be the perfect way to get started on your engineering journey. Find out more about our courses.
Our HND engineering courses are designed for students who didn't take maths A-levels. You'll gain practical skills and knowledge to pursue a career in engineering.
Just because you didn't take maths A-levels, it doesn't mean you can't have a successful engineering career. Explore the different paths you can take and find out what skills you need to succeed.
The Open University offers a range of access courses to help you get started on your engineering journey, even if you didn't take maths A-levels. Our courses are flexible and designed to fit around your lifestyle.