<p>Hey guys, I'm a Motorsports Engineer (From the University of Hertfordshire, UK) can anybody help me out with Automotive/Motorsports schools in the U.S? I have shortlisted a few below
1: Michigan, Ann Arbor
2: Clemson University
3: Indian University - Purdue University, Indianapolis
4: Kettering University</p>
<p>IUPUI offers an MSc in Motorsports Technology, but i'm not convinced about the reputation of the University but I am very much convinced about the course structure. they cover all the main topics needed for a Motorsports Engineer</p>
<p>Need info and help on finalizing a school. Also, feel free to recommend other Automotive/Motorsports schools in the U.S?
Thank you
Anirudh</p>
<p>My son goes to IUPUI and loves it. But he is in Business. He does have a buddy that is in the Motor Sports Program. They are inextricably connected to the Speedway “the Brickyard” area of Indy (track, offices,engineering, marketing etc.) . In some circles that is the Holy Grail of Motor Sports.</p>
<p>At least come and check out the school. Pretty cool place. </p>
<p>Thank you very much Goodkidsdad. I’m in India right now. Yes, I very much liked the Motorsports course that IUPUI offers. I am a bit worried about its worldwide ranking and would it be fruitful if i graduated from IUPUI and went elsewhere looking for a job (For example, the UK?) At the moment i’m a race engineer and prepare cars for the Indian rally championship and American motorsports is quite different from European style. </p>
<p>P.S: If I find IUPUI better than UNC and Clemson, IUPUI it is</p>
<p>I am not familiar with any of the programs. But I do know that the Brickyard (Indy 500) in Indy is a way of life for a lot of people. I believe your degree will be from Purdue which is very good public engineering school. A very unique concentration though!</p>