The Universal Technical Institute offers an exciting and engaging study atmosphere on campuses stretching from Orlando, Florida to Sacramento, California. At UTI, you can gain experience in automotive, diesel and motorcycle motor engineering while directly preparing for future positions in the field. UTI offers job placement services for recent graduates as well as competitive tuition rates that are often less than larger, four-year universities. If you are interested in the field of motor engineering and want a career in the world of motorsports, UTI offers, as of 2010, a NASCAR-focused training program that prepares you for crew work with NASCAR race teams.
The Texas State Technical College of Waco, Texas is a competitive technical school offering degrees in automotive technology and motor engineering. If you are primarily focused on the automotive aspects of motor engineering, TSTC offers one of the best Automotive Service Excellence certification programs in the country. Although TSTC offers only associate degrees in the field of motor engineering, you can negotiate the curriculum at an accelerated rate of study. If you have a family, TSTC provides on-campus family housing units at a reduced cost as well as recreational facilities to keep you and your family entertained.
Ferris State University offers associate's and bachelor's degree courses in the fields of automotive, diesel and motorcycle motor engineering. With 16 campuses across the state of Michigan, you can follow your degree goals no matter where you live in the state. FSU has a racing history running through the veins of its curriculum, offering you a chance to pursue the field of competitive motorsports engineering with organizations like NASCAR and the Indy Racing League. The university also boasts salary figures for its graduates that are higher than the national average for motor engineering.