First year in Engineering, AI and Robotics Leading to Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Automotive Technology Navitas Group - Hertfordshire International College (HIC) at University of Hertfordshire, UK

Fuel your passion for engineering at Hertfordshire International College (HIC), where ultramodern facilities and expert teaching empower you to make a real impact on the world. Master contemporary technology and design engineering prototypes, including robots, as you delve into a dynamic learning environment.

Choose from diverse range of progression degree subject areas like Aerospace, Automotive, Civil, Electronics, Mechanical, and Robotics and AI Engineering. This flexibility allows you to tailor your career to various industrial sectors, offering a wide spectrum of opportunities. Experience hands-on learning with industry-standard facilities, embarking on a journey of innovation and discovery. HIC is your gateway to a future where passion meets success.

BSc (Hons) Automotive Technology

• This BSc Honours degree course in Automotive Technology with Management is part of a suite of automotive related courses
• Our BSc Automotive Technology with Management students have previously completed work placement years at companies including: Nissan and Triumph Motorcycles
• Graduates highly employable in wide range of firms from Formula One to major motor manufacturers
• Involvement in Formula Student Competition from year 1, if you wish
• Recent Automotive Technology graduates have gone on to work at organisations including: Nissan, Dyson, and Bentley Motors
• You do not need an A-level in Mathematics or Physics to gain entry to this course, you simply need the correct UCAS points and your enthusiasm for the subject.

What's the course about?

• This course gives you the broad-ranging skills to support the development of automotive products. It blends practical study in workshops and well- equipped labs (such as computer simulation, design, vehicle technology, production and manufacture) with management and business studies modules. A particular focus is on group work, which will enable you to develop your team-working skills and improve your employability. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to work with engineering students in designing, building and racing a Formula Student race car.

What will I study?

• The School has a reputation for innovation in teaching and learning with most modules delivered through a combination of traditional face to face teaching and distance learning through the university's StudyNet web based facility.  StudyNet allows students to access electronic learning resources, electronic discussion with staff and other students, and, for some modules, submit coursework 24/7 from anywhere in the world!  With a heavy emphasis on Computer Aided Engineering, the school has a policy of using industrial standard software wherever possible.  The School also operate an open access laboratory policy of when possible students doing experiments in their own time.