Ways to study
There isn't just one way to study with us. We offer different paths. So you can find something that is right for your situation, including your academic knowledge, professional skills and personal circumstances.
Start with a foundation year
If you feel you’re not quite ready for degree-level study, or don’t have the right qualifications, our foundation year courses could be the answer.
You’ll study with us for an extra year before starting your degree to build your confidence and gain the skills you need for undergraduate study.
Part-time study
Part-time study is a great way to complete an undergraduate or postgraduate degree while still working or keeping other commitments.
You can study at your own pace and divide the cost up into smaller chunks.
Distance learning
Our distance learning courses allow to study for a master's in your own time, at home or from wherever you choose.
They are delivered through online resources with plenty of opportunities for you to interact, question, share and participate with others on your course.
Sandwich courses with a placement
A four-year sandwich course combines an undergraduate degree with a year-long placement in a professional setting.
Make valuable professional contacts as well as using what you've learnt on your course, and you won’t pay any fees during your placement year.
Degree apprenticeships to earn and learn
Get a head-start on your career. As a degree apprenticeship student, you'll have the opportunity to gain work experience that’s relevant to your career while you study for a degree.
You’ll also be earning a full-time wage and your student fees will be paid by your employer and the government.
Professional practice qualifications
Enhance your current career with a professional qualification. Our work-based learning degrees are tailored to your needs as a professional, ensuring you develop the expertise you need to stay ahead of the field.
Short courses and CPD
Take time out of work to update your skills and develop your career. Our continuing professional development (CPD) courses include IT, education and health with programmes built around academic study that helps you in the real world.
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