610/4709/0
Level 5
76 Weeks
India
Pearson
The Higher National Diploma (HND) in Motorsport, a program developed by Pearson Education, UK, and taught at KCIC, is an innovative program created in collaboration with leading institutions and industry pioneers, including Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur and Tirupati, McLaren Automotive – UK, National Motorsport Academy – UK, Nissan Motor Corporation – Europe, Jaguar Land Rover – UK, Automotive Skills Development Council – India, Grammer AG – Germany, and Apollo Vehicle Safety Limited – UK. This program combines academic rigor with practical expertise, offering a curriculum equivalent to the first two years of the UK and Australian Bachelor of Engineering degree. The course provides a pathway for students to progress directly into the final year or the final two years of motorsport and automotive engineering degree programs.
The HND Motorsport program includes specialised modules such as Powertrain, Vehicle Dynamics, Aerodynamics, and Race Car Design and Manufacturing, ensuring that students gain comprehensive knowledge and hands-on skills in high-performance motorsport engineering. Graduates are well-prepared for dynamic roles such as Race Engine Engineer, Race Car Simulation Engineer, Vehicle Dynamics Engineer, Aerodynamicist, and Motorsport Engineer. Furthermore, students can advance to degree programs such as BEng in Motorsports Engineering, BSc in Motorsport Technology, MEng in Advanced Motorsport Engineering, and MEng in Motorsport Systems and Mechatronics. With its cutting-edge curriculum, strong industry connections, and global recognition, the HND Motorsport program provides a solid foundation for students aiming to excel in the fast-paced world of motorsport
Engineering Mechanics and Materials
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Science 1
Managing Professional Engineering Project
Race Car Design and Manufacturing
Vehicle Dynamics and Performance
Motorsport Workshop Practices
Fundamentals of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
Engineering Project
Professional Engineering Management
Further Engineering Mathematics
Automotive Aerodynamics
Motorsport Workshop Preparation and Inspection
Computational Modelling in Virtual Engineering
Thermofluilds
Engine and Vehicle Design Performance
Entry Criteria Requirements:
Transfer from other college:
Tuition fees are determined based on the total number of credits undertaken. Students must complete a minimum of 60 credits per semester, with each credit priced at ₹3,333.33 plus taxes. Additional credits may be opted for to fulfil requirements for major or minor specialisations, aligned with the career and academic plan and the transfer requirements of the destination university.
The Pearson HND in Motorsport Engineering is a globally recognized, OFQUAL-accredited qualification that provides advanced technical expertise in the motorsport industry. Equivalent to the first two years of a Bachelor’s degree, the program covers specialized areas such as race car systems, vehicle dynamics, powertrains, aerodynamics, and motorsport manufacturing.
Graduates benefit from valuable affiliations with key professional bodies like the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the Institute of Automotive Engineering (IAE), and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), offering valuable exemptions toward professional certifications and career growth.
This qualification opens up direct entry into final-year Bachelor’s degree programs at over 400 partner universities worldwide, including renowned institutions like RMIT University, Ulster University, University of Technology Sydney, and University of Sunderland. Graduates can complete their Bachelor’s degree in just one to two years, providing an affordable and accelerated route to a full degree while enhancing global employability in the competitive motorsport sector.
The Higher National Diploma (HND) in Motorsport provides an affordable and practical pathway to earning a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Motorsport. By completing the HND, equivalent to the first two years of a UK or Australian undergraduate degree, students save significantly on tuition fees before transferring directly to the final year or remaining two years of a BEng program. Additionally, students in the UK can work in related motorsport fields while completing their bachelor’s studies, gaining valuable industry experience alongside their education. This pathway offers both cost savings and professional growth, equipping students with advanced skills for high-demand roles in the global motorsport industry.
Course Name: Motorsport Engineering, BEng (Hons)
Study Duration: 2 Years
Country: United Kingdom
Fees: 20+ lacs
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Course Name: Motorsport Technology, BEng (Hons)
Study Duration: 2 Years
Country: United Kingdom
Fees: 20+ lacs
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Course Name: Automotive Engineering with Motorsport, BEng (Hons)
Study Duration: 2 Years
Country: United Kingdom
Fees: 20+ lacs
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Course Name: Motorsport Engineering, BEng (Hons)
Study Duration: 2 Years
Country: United Kingdom
Fees: 20+ lacs
View CourseProgression Route to an Undergraduate Degree
Students who complete the Higher National Diploma (HND) in Motorsport can seamlessly transition to a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Motorsport or related programs. The HND is equivalent to the first two years of an undergraduate degree, enabling students to directly enter the final year or the remaining two years at top universities in the UK, Australia, or other global destinations. Popular degree options include:
– BEng in Motorsports Engineering
– BSc in Motorsport Technology
– MEng in Advanced Motorsport Engineering
– MEng in Motorsport Systems and Mechatronics
Job Roles After Completion
Graduates of these programs are well-equipped for various high-demand roles in the motorsport and automotive industries, including:
1. Race Car Engineer: Oversee the design, construction, and testing of race cars to optimise performance on the track.
2. Vehicle Dynamics Engineer: Analyse and improve how vehicles respond to road and environmental conditions.
3. Aerodynamicist: Design and test aerodynamic components to maximise efficiency and performance in high-speed vehicles.
4. Race Engine Engineer: Specialise in developing and maintaining engines for maximum speed and reliability during races.
5. Motorsport Systems Engineer: Work on the integration and optimisation of electronic and mechanical systems in race cars.
6. Simulation Engineer: Use advanced simulation tools to model vehicle behaviour and improve performance under various conditions.