Some UK universities offer engineering courses that don't require Maths A-Level. Check our website for a list of universities and courses.
The Guardian provides a list of UK universities that offer engineering courses without requiring Maths A-Level, including the University of Manchester and the University of Birmingham.
The University of Cambridge Engineering department accepts students without Maths A-Level, but requires additional maths modules to be taken during the first year.
The University of Nottingham offers alternative engineering courses that don't require Maths A-Level, such as the Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Year.
Times Higher Education lists UK universities that offer engineering courses without requiring Maths A-Level, including the University of Surrey and the University of Bradford.
Which? University guide provides information on UK universities that offer engineering courses without requiring Maths A-Level, including course details and entry requirements.
The University of Sheffield offers a Foundation Year in Engineering, which allows students without Maths A-Level to progress to an engineering degree course.
University Compare provides a list of UK universities that offer engineering courses suitable for students without Maths A-Level, including course details and student reviews.