Explore engineering courses that don't require maths at A level. Find the right course for you and apply through UCAS.
Some engineering degrees at the University of Bristol can be accessed without maths at A level, through alternative entry requirements or foundation years.
Imperial College London's Engineering Foundation Programme is designed for students without maths at A level, providing a pathway to a range of engineering degrees.
Discover how you can still study engineering at university without taking maths at A level, including information on foundation years and alternative qualifications.
The Open University's Access to Engineering module is designed to prepare students without traditional qualifications, including maths at A level, for engineering degree study.
Find out about UK universities offering engineering courses that don't require maths at A level, including information on entry requirements and course content.
The UK government website provides information on foundation degrees in engineering, including those that can be accessed without maths at A level.
The University of Nottingham offers engineering degree apprenticeships that can be accessed without maths at A level, combining work experience with academic study.