Introduction
Why the MET? Celebrating 100 years of creative excellence, continuing innovation for the future. Nurture your individuality. Transform your future. Achieve your potential. Our core college values are:
Ambition
Our students show tenacity and drive to meet their future goals.
Community
We work collaboratively, producing talent for the local region and beyond.
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Motorsport Engineering | University-level courses
Creativity
We celebrate our creative spirit and actively encourage our students to explore new ideas.
Inclusivity
A supportive environment that nurtures the talent of all our students.
Excellence
We strive for excellence in all that we do, in our work and in the work of our students.
Industry-standard facilities Motorsport engineering courses at the MET are taught at our Shoreham Airport Campus but students also have access to specialist facilities at Broadwater Campus in Worthing. Our Broadwater Campus offers state-of-the-art machinery for general, mechanical and electronic engineering, including 3D printers, robots, lathes, vertical and horizontal milling machines, drilling machines and welding equipment, as well as CAD and the latest computer hardware and software. Our engineering facility was recently rebuilt to provide modern classrooms, workshops and computer labs. Our Shoreham Airport Campus is a specialist centre for aero, auto and motorsport engineering. Our dedicated motor vehicle workshop for degree students includes a range of vehicles, engines and state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment. Our hangar houses several aircraft, as well as engines and components, providing students with the hands-on experience they need for industry. The campus also offers a library and computer facilities, including industry-standard CAD, FEA and CFD software. Additional resources, including a wind tunnel, can be accessed at the University of Brighton.
