Bachelor of Technology (Motorsports)

Standard technology is used for a broader understanding of applied engineers and general knowledge of technological equipment, methods and processes. It is a diverse field that includes mathematical and computer skills, basic mechanics, physics and mathematical physics. Although they have little theoretical knowledge, general engineering graduates acquire expertise in the application of engineering methods in a variety of technical fields and can convert conceptual schemes into practical applications. During the Study in Australia, the built-in component of this award develops engineering problem solving skills, as well as technical, financial and administrative skills related to the general manufacturing industry, and the automotive industry in particular. Students gain a solid understanding of the entire design process, modeling and design and management issues associated with synthetic industries, with a particular emphasis on motorsports. Developing basic problem-solving and technical, financial and administrative skills related to the general manufacturing industry, and the automotive industry in particular.

Students gain a solid understanding of construction, measurement and design processes, and the management issues associated with the production of complex automotive systems and materials that support the automotive industry. At Edith Cowan University, the course provides a supportive and stimulating learning environment, in a vibrant and expressive way that reflects the culture of motorsports. Students have the opportunity to further develop their skills by providing additional curricular activities to help advance the automotive industry. As well as being employed in the automotive industry, students have many opportunities to be employed in product development and development, production, marketing and project management. Bachelor's degree students in Motorsports get jobs such as Automotive Technologist and Mechanical Technologist.