The University of Birmingham offers a range of MSc engineering courses that do not require maths A-level, including our MSc Engineering Management and MSc Sustainable Energy Technologies.
The University of Nottingham offers a variety of engineering postgraduate courses, some of which may not require maths, such as our MSc Engineering for Sustainable Development.
While maths is a crucial part of engineering, there are some courses that don't require maths A-level, such as engineering management or engineering design.
This research-focused master's course allows students to explore a specific area of engineering without requiring maths A-level, under the guidance of our experienced academics.
We've compiled a list of UK master's degrees in engineering that don't require maths, including courses in engineering management, sustainable energy, and more.
BBC Bitesize explores the possibility of studying engineering without maths, highlighting courses and universities that offer alternatives to traditional maths-based engineering degrees.
The Royal Academy of Engineering discusses alternative routes into engineering, including master's courses that don't require maths, and how they can lead to successful careers in the field.
Prospects provides an overview of engineering master's courses in the UK that don't require maths, including information on course content, entry requirements, and career prospects.