Many of our courses are accredited by the relevant professional bodies and many of our health courses allow you to subsequently apply for membership.
You need to ensure that your chosen course enables you to progress into your planned career - and be mindful that academic requirements for professions can vary between different countries. You can tailor most of our courses by choosing from a range of optional modules - so you can explore the specific areas within your subject that most interest you.
If a course is described as 'subject to University approval' it is under development or going through quality assurance processes to test its academic rigour.
We offer the following undergraduate course types.A one-year programme that combines English language with some subject-specific modules.
These are vocationally orientated qualifications validated by Edexcel. You can often progress from one of these qualifications to study for a degree.
These work-related courses are designed in conjunction with employers to let you combine studying and working to improve your qualifications. They include case studies and live briefs through relevant work-related learning.
Three years of study, sometimes called a bachelor's or first degree - or sometimes four years with a placement year.
A four-year programme that includes an integrated foundation year.
Combining work and study. You gain technical knowledge and practical experience by combining on-the-job training with flexible study towards a higher education qualification, from the equivalent of a foundation degree to a full bachelor's or master's degree in some sectors.
A one-year, full-time course allowing you to top-up a Higher National Diploma (HND) or Foundation Degree to an undergraduate degree.
Four-year full-time integrated programme with three years at undergraduate level and one year at master’s level that emphasises industry relevance.
Benefit from an integrated placement if you’re studying a programme within healthcare, education or social work. Or opt for a placement year or a shortened placement with most degrees – business, computing, engineering, media, sport science, web and multimedia.
We have a large portfolio of accredited open learning programmes, serving the engineering and process industries worldwide. We have created high-quality, stand-alone, open learning materials for 25 years. So, if you work on an oil rig in the Caribbean or in pipeline construction in a desert, you can still study effectively at your own pace.
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