Do you need to do Maths for Mechanical Engineering at all universities?

Slime101

just as the title says

Reply 1

Jooooshy

Maybe with a foundation year. Do you take physics?

Reply 2

Joinedup

short answer is yes.

But you could do a foundation year if you've got no maths at A level and decide you want to do engineering.

Reply 3

Alweedi

Original post by Abb97

just as the title says

I'm sure you do - I wanted to do bioengineering which required Maths.
What you should do is go onto the websites of the unis you want to apply for.
Go to the uni's department of Mechanical Engineering and that should sort you out.

Reply 4

Slime101

Original post by Jooooshy

Maybe with a foundation year. Do you take physics?

yh i do, i do a2 physics, a2 graphics, as bio and as general studies

Yes

this may sound stupid but could i apply for it i want to resit all of physics with a2 because i got an E in physics but could i still be accepted if i apply for a BEng in Mecahnical engineering at Salford

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