Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Motorcycle Engineering

University of Wales Trinity Saint David - Swansea

What you will study

This programme focuses on the engineering principles involved in designing, developing, testing, and improving motorcycles. Students can study mechanical systems, vehicle dynamics, materials, design, manufacturing, powertrain technology, simulation, and performance engineering. The course develops technical and analytical skills while encouraging students to apply engineering principles to practical motorcycle-related challenges. Students can investigate how engineering decisions affect vehicle performance, safety, handling, efficiency, and reliability. The programme is suitable for students interested in motorcycle technology and engineering. Graduates may pursue careers in motorcycle engineering, automotive research and development, product design, testing, simulation, manufacturing, technical consultancy, and engineering roles within motorcycle and wider automotive industries.

About this course

Institution
University of Wales Trinity Saint David - Swansea
Where
Swansea, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
36 months
Tuition
£15,600.00

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