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As someone with some background in automotive engineering, and considering a career change, this short course provided an exceptional introduction to the unique demands of motorsport engineering compared to consumer vehicle development. I had an incredible time, with unparalleled access to expert knowledge from the programme team, superb facilities, and hands-on sessions that brought theoretical concepts to life. For instance, learning the principles of competition vehicle dynamics and then applying them on the track the same day was unforgettable. I can鈥檛 recall the last time I learned so much while having such a blast, and it solidified my determination to pursue a career in the sector.

I came to the short course with prior motorsport knowledge but almost none of the technical or theoretical knowledge that forms it's base. By the end of the course I most certainly felt that I left with a solid foundation of the basic concepts and a beginning into the more intricate aspects.

At no one point did I feel bored on the course, I felt welcomed, all the staff were super friendly and extremely interesting to talk to, as well as making sure everyone was included regardless of their academic background. I would say it's definitely worth the money if you can afford it.

This Motorsport short course was honestly one of the most engaging learning experiences I’ve had. Each day brought something new—from understanding electric systems to diving into simulation tools and data analysis. The hands-on parts, especially using AVL CRUISE M and the driver simulator, really helped me connect the theory to real-world racing.

The instructors were great at breaking things down and answering questions, and the mix of topics kept things fresh and exciting. I came away with a much better understanding of how race cars are engineered and how data plays a huge role in performance. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone interested in motorsport engineering.