Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): motorsport and F1 career paths

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (Cambridge, United States) is one of the universities feeding talent into Formula 1 and the wider motorsport industry. World-class engineering school. MIT Motorsports competes in Formula SAE.

Courses at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that lead to F1

MEng/MSc Mechanical Engineering, MSc Aero/Astro. These programmes typically lead to F1 roles in race engineering, aerodynamics, strategy, vehicle dynamics, simulation, mechanical design and powertrain.

F1 careers Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) graduates can target

• Race Engineer · £45k to £160k
• Aerodynamicist · £40k to £140k
• F1 Strategist · £55k to £180k
• Performance Engineer · £42k to £130k
• F1 Mechanic · £35k to £90k
• Data Engineer · £40k to £120k

How BoxBoxd works with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

BoxBoxd reaches motorsport students at the moment they declare interest in a Formula 1 career. Our 22 question career quiz matches student strengths to specific F1 jobs and surfaces study paths that include Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) careers teams partner with BoxBoxd to:

• Get visibility on a panel of 50,000+ motorsport fans through the BoxBoxd newsletter
• Run direct cohort campaigns to candidates who match the MEng/MSc Mechanical Engineering profile
• Receive cohort intelligence reports for accreditation, board reviews and budget approvals

See how universities work with BoxBoxd or try the career quiz to see how Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) fits into the F1 career path.

FAQ Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) motorsport

Does Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have a motorsport course?

Yes. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) runs MEng/MSc Mechanical Engineering, MSc Aero/Astro.

Can Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) graduates work in F1?

Yes. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) alumni are placed across F1 teams and the wider motorsport supply chain. Use the BoxBoxd career quiz to match strengths to a specific F1 role.

How does my university partner with BoxBoxd?

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) careers teams contact partnerships@boxboxd.fun for a partnership pack and pricing.