In this minor, students work on projects within the area and community of motorsports.

They gain specific knowledge of all technical aspects that contribute to speed, road holding and handling of motor vehicles on a track or off-road, including the aerodynamics. Representatives from the business community provide guest lectures on themes. Students will have the opportunity to build and test motorsport vehicles, perform data analyzes on a race track and work with racing teams. They discuss all technical issues that affect the speed and vehicle dynamics of the vehicle and take descisions to achieve the best possible result as a team.

To participate in the minor motorsport Engineering, the student must have obtained a propaedeutic certificate in Engineering.

Practical information:
Languages: English
Location: Helmond
Start time: September Period: Semester 1 (September 2022 – February 2023)
Credits: 30 EC, 15 EC for project and 15 EC for theory courses
Duration: Semester, 20 weeks
Contact hours: full-time minor

Homework, reports and deliverables for all subjects and projects.

Minor consists of lessons and a project. The topics of the theoretical courses are the backbone in the final project.