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CALLING THE ORIGINAL THINKERS. Undergraduate Guide 2022
2
We power
potential.
At the University of Hertfordshire,
we see your potential, we hear your
ambitions and we support your futures.
From the moment we meet, we will set
you on a path to achieving your goals.
We will drive you forward, we will actively
guide you every step of the way. You
may not be confident or you may have
questions – but we believe in you and we
will help you find the answers. You may
have a goal that you want to achieve –
we can help focus you. You may want
experience – we can get you some. Here
at Herts there are many pathways to
success, so let us empower your future,
and take you all the way.
This is your platform, your opportunity to
succeed – so what are you waiting for?
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Prepare
to succeed.
Show employers what you’re made of. Africa, China, Korea, Japan, Australia,
We’re big on placements – and for good and across Europe.
reason. Research tells us that over 70%
of employers prefer students with work The cost of living in many countries
experience. That’s because placements is lower than the UK and you’ll still be
aren’t just an excellent way to put what eligible for any grants or loans you’d
you’ve learnt into practice, they also get if you were studying here. Most
show employers what you’re like as students also pay no tuition fees during
a person – with all those attributes the year away and may be eligible for
like ambition, teamwork and a can-do one of our scholarships to help with
attitude. living and travelling costs.
To make sure our students get that work Learn from the best
experience advantage, we’ve developed We like to think our teaching is a little
strong links with businesses and different. Not only are our academics
organisations here and internationally. experts in their respective fields, but
These have allowed us to build valuable everything they teach is shaped by
placement opportunities, from short- businesses and industry, giving you the
term experience to full-year paid subject-specific and transferable skills
placements, into many of our courses. for an exciting career.
What’s more you won’t have to pay fees
during the year you’re on placement. Alongside your core subject, you’ll also
be able to pick up other qualifications to
Passport to success help you stand out to employers. From
Many students at Hertfordshire have mentoring to Microsoft qualifications,
the chance to study or work overseas City & Guilds awards to getting your
– for a semester, a summer or even a pilot’s licence, there’s a tonne of ways to
whole year. build an impressive CV.
Studying or working abroad is a great
way to immerse yourself in a new Winners of ‘Teaching
culture, broaden your horizons and Innovation of the Year’ for our
create many unforgettable memories. training in end-of-life care –
Student Nursing Times
We have partnerships with many
Awards 2020
universities across the world, including
in the USA, Canada, Latin America, #proud
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No.1 in the World for Production
Excellence in Game Design and
Development (The Rookies 2020)
Ecofriendly
campus
platinum
award
EcoCampus
#1 for Netball
3 years
running
BUCS National
Championships
Top 25
• Economics
• Education
• Engineering:
Electronic
• Politics
The Guardian, 2021
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Whether you’re into shopping, nightlife, 3. Watford - 30mins 90mins
culture or long walks in the countryside, Take the Harry Potter Studio Tour,
Hertfordshire’s a great place to live and escape the escape room, visit one of
study. Oh, and did we mention we’re the best green spaces in the country
just 25 minutes from central London by at Cassiobury Park and enjoy a
train? memorable night out.
1. Hatfield 4. Broxbourne - 25mins 90mins
A great place with a designer outlet Get outdoors for activities like karting,
centre and a lively social scene. It’s mountain biking and white-water
famous for being the birthplace of the rafting, or head over to Paradise
jet airliner and has been our home Wildlife Park for a fun day out.
since 1952.
5. London - 25mins
2. St Albans - 15mins 25mins Step out and explore the hustle and
An ancient Roman town offering lots bustle of the capital. From museums
of pubs and bars, music venues, to an array of restaurants and a
restaurants, a theatre, arthouse vibrant nightlife, there’s something for
cinema, famous cathedral and more. everyone.
1. The Galleria, Hatfield
2. Verulamium Park, St Albans
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Best of
both worlds.
3. Warner Bros. Studio Tour London –
The Making of Harry Potter
4. Lee Valley Water Centre, Broxbourne
5. Shoreditch, London
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Commuting
to Herts?
If you’re not living on campus, getting Feel at home between lectures
here’s really easy: No need to rush off after classes. You’ll
find plenty of spaces on both campuses
By bus to relax or study, including:
Our own subsidised bus company, Uno,
criss-crosses the region and connects • 24/7 libraries with computers and
local train stations with our campuses. study areas.
• Locker spaces, a safe place to store
By train your belongings in between lectures.
Within just 25 minutes, the fast, • New high-spec common rooms
frequent trains whizz you between with video games, pool tables and
London King’s Cross and Hatfield foosball.
station, and London St Pancras and St • Multiple social spaces, including The
Albans station. Oval – an area with games, reading
spaces, a gym, cafe and more.
By car • Restaurants and high street chains
Our park-and-ride service can such as Subway, Costa, and
accommodate 800 cars and offers Starbucks.
regular shuttle buses to and from • Plenty of open green spaces.
campuses.
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Leicester Norwich
Birmingham
Cambridge
Luton
30mins 1hr 2hrs
London
Reading
Brighton
College Lane Campus
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Chat to a student:
We could go on all day about student life, but
why not hear it from the students themselves?
Visit herts.ac.uk/chat to chat directly to our
student ambassadors.
10Feel inspired
every day.
The University is based across two cultural centre, nightclub, student-run
vibrant campuses just a short bus ride pub, art gallery, restaurants, shops, and
or 20 minute walk from each other. At support services.
both you’ll find modern, award-winning
halls of residence, a stimulating, Your Union, your voice
supportive learning environment and A big part of student life involves the
lots of incredible facilities designed to Students’ Union. Run by students for
help you make the most of student life. students, the SU hosts great social
events, campaigns on the issues
At de Havilland Campus… that matter, and provides advice and
You’ll be here if you’re studying subjects support.
like Law, Business, English, Media,
Criminology, Sport, Education and Share your passion
Teaching. The campus is also home to The SU is home to over 100 societies
a spacious library, world-class Sports that bring together students with shared
Village, performing arts centre (the interests. Ranging from the academic to
Weston Auditorium), our acclaimed the cultural, they cover everything from
replica Crown law Court, and our £12m economics to esports, law to LGBT+
Enterprise Hub. You’ll also have access and space tech to salsa dancing.
to our cafés and restaurants, and the
on-campus convenience store. Make a difference
Join more than 1,000 Herts students
At College Lane Campus… who give up a little of their free time to
You’ll be here if you’re studying subjects make a real difference to people’s lives.
like Art, Music, Animation, Health and Whether you get involved in a one-off
Social Care, Psychology, Computer event, join a local charity or organise
Science, Engineering, Maths and your own project, volunteering is a great
Astrophysics. As well as impressive way to do good, feel good and build
facilities such as smart systems labs skills for the future.
and cutting-edge healthcare simulation
centres, you’ll also find a multi-faith
Check out these #s on Instagram for a
firsthand look at what students get up to:
#universityofhertfordshire #goherts
11Live it up.
Ok, here’s the deal: all first- you’ll find individual flats with single or
year students are guaranteed* double rooms and en-suite or shared
accommodation on campus in our bathrooms. We also have a number
fabulous halls of residence. You may of single studio rooms with their own
also apply to live on campus in your kitchens and bathrooms.
second or third year.
Feel at home living on campus
And why would you want to live on • A great way to meet people.
• Flexible 42- or 52-week contracts.
campus? Because it’s the single
• WiFi and bills included.
best way to get the most out of your
• Card operated laundries.
university experience. You’ll be living • Security and 24/7 support.
right at the heart of everything, which
means being close to lectures, close *Subject to you meeting the application
to libraries, close to events, close to deadline and personal needs.
support, close to friends… close to,
well, everything.
Our award-winning halls are thoroughly
safe, modern and well equipped. Inside
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So you want to be a lawyer, engineer or midwife?
Whatever you’re studying, you’ll benefit from some
pretty impressive, industry-standard equipment and
facilities. Take a deep breath, because here’s a very
quick tour of what’s on offer…
Make your case in our full-scale replica
Crown Court.
Explore the universe from our observatory.
14Practise your skills in our clinical
simulation centre.
Create new worlds in our animation suites.
Everything
you need
to succeed.
Study your way: online, on campus,
Engineer the future in our Formula in your own time. As well as subject-
Student workshop.
specific facilities, you’ll have access to
two modern, spacious 24/7 libraries
with computing facilities and study
spaces.
You can also access library collections,
course notes, group chats, blogs,
support and much more through our
online portal, StudyNet.
15Always here
for you.
Everyone needs a little help from time
to time. So whoever you are, wherever
you’re from, whatever you need –
we’ve got your back. In fact, we pride
ourselves on being a big welcoming,
inclusive and supportive community.
Maybe you need a bit of guidance
transitioning to degree level. Perhaps
you have a disability or illness that
requires specific help. Or maybe you
just want someone to talk to about
how you’re feeling, your finances or
your future. Our friendly, trained and
experienced staff are here to help and
can provide free ongoing emotional,
practical and confidential support.
As well as a wide range of wellbeing
and advisory services, you’ll also have
access to an on-campus NHS medical
centre, University police team and day
nursery if you need childcare.
16My mental health problems almost
stopped me from going to university.
However, the University has been
so supportive, it’s been one of the
best decisions I’ve ever made. My
lecturers were very kind and always
willing to listen. This encouraged me
to go to Student Wellbeing, where
I saw a counsellor and was given a
Study Needs Agreement - with extra
time on exams and being allowed to
take breaks. There’s also a special
programme with links to the NHS
so I could see an NHS nurse at the
University. Without their support,
I wouldn’t have graduated. I am
incredibly grateful.
Laura de Haan
BA (Hons) English Language and
Communication with Journalism
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Get your
game on!
We’re big believers that sport and
fitness are for everyone – even
complete beginners. Elite athletes,
competitive amateurs, part-time
participants, we welcome one and all
into our HertSquad family.
At our dedicated Sports Village,
you’ll work out in our gym, equipped
with cardiovascular and resistance
machines, the impressive rig and a
large free weights area. You’ll also find
fantastic facilities for loads of activities
including squash, swimming and rock
climbing, as well as the chance to join in
with sports like badminton, table tennis,
football and basketball.
Over at The Oval, you can drop by our
well-equipped gym or join free classes
in everything from roller skating to yoga
and Zumba.
Whether your aim is to compete for the
University, or just to have fun and to
keep fit, we have a range of different
types of sports and activities to get
involved in.
19Ready to take
on the world.
Shaped by the needs of industry and is offered to the vast majority of
business, our courses give you the our students. The realistic mock
skills, knowledge and experience assessment centre (with materials
today’s employers are looking for. relating to your degree) will give you an
opportunity to network with employers,
The skills to get ahead grow in confidence and develop
We work with global companies, critical skills which will help you secure
entrepreneurial enterprises, the public placement and graduate roles.
sector and the professions to bring
you all kinds of exciting employment Your own personal careers experts
opportunities. Some students even land Our careers team can offer you support
their first graduate job based on the for three years after your course ends
success of their placement. and help you find opportunities, prepare
you for interviews and even help you
Our graduates have gone on to work for launch your own business ideas with
a variety of companies, including Apple, access to enterprise support and our
HSBC, Rolls-Royce, Disney, NHS, GSK, Enterprise Hub. Here, you’ll find social
BAE Systems, and Rare (Xbox Games spaces encouraging collaboration
Studios). between students, staff and the
business community, as well as a
Assessment Centre Experience (ACE) dedicated Business Incubation focus,
This Institute of Student Employers designed to support business start-ups
(ISE) award-winning experience and graduate entrepreneurs.
20Increasingly popular, Degree Apprenticeships
combine full-time work with part-time study to give
you a really hands-on degree. We currently offer a
range of apprenticeship programmes in areas such
as digital, law, engineering, health, education, and
leadership and management.
21So, let’s do
this!
Visit herts.ac.uk to:
Check out our courses, facilities, Take a virtual tour of our campus
what you’ll learn and career and accommodation.
opportunities.
Find out more about studying Quiz current students at
abroad, societies, the local area, herts.ac.uk/chat.
support and more.
...then visit us:
Come on an open day to explore After you’ve applied, you’ll be invited
the campus and chat to students to our exclusive event for Offer
and staff. Holders. This is a chance to get a
taste for your chosen course, and to
experience life as a Herts student.
Book on a taster session to try on
your subject for size.
22Facts about finance.
£9,250 £10,000
a year is the typical tuition cost a year is how much more
for UK/EU students on a full- graduates earn, on average,
time undergraduate degree. compared to non-graduates.
3x
more likely to be in a
high-skilled job than a
non-graduate.
Although £9k+ a year sounds like a lot, Scholarships
think of it as an investment (as the stats We offer a limited number of scholarships
above show). for certain students.
And don’t forget that various loans, grants Student jobs
and scholarships are available to help Having a part time job alongside your
make university more affordable. studies not only helps financially, but
it can also help you build your CV and
Student loans confidence. On campus, students can
These can include a tuition fee loan and work as an ambassador for the University,
maintenance loan. You don’t have to start benefiting from a fantastic hourly wage,
paying them back until you earn over and flexible hours which fit around your
£27,295. studies. The Students’ Union also employs
students in various posts from events
Maintenance loan assistants to marketing roles, and student
Contributes towards living costs and is rep coordinators. There are also a range
based on household income and where of retail and professional opportunities
you live and study. in the local area that provide plenty of
employment options.
Grants
Grants are available to some students Find out more about fees and finance at
who are eligible for certain benefits, such herts.ac.uk and gov.uk.
as those claiming Students’ Disability
allowance.
23Find your
dream course.
With our courses shaped
by industry, gain the
skills, knowledge and
experience employers
are looking for.
24Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons) Accounting 112-120 N400
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance 112-120 NN43
BA (Hons) Accounting with French 112-120 N411
BA (Hons) Accounting with German 112-120 N412
BA (Hons) Accounting with Japanese 112-120 N413
BA (Hons) Accounting with Mandarin 112-120 N414
BA (Hons) Accounting with Spanish 112-120 N415
BA (Hons) Finance 112-120 N300
BA (Hons) Finance with French 112-120 N303
BA (Hons) Finance with German 112-120 N304
BA (Hons) Finance with Japanese 112-120 N305
BA (Hons) Finance with Mandarin 112-120 N306
BA (Hons) Finance with Spanish 112-120 N307
BA (Hons) Finance and Economics 112-120 L1N3
BA (Hons) Accounting and Economics 112-120 NL41
BA (Hons) Business and Accounting 104-112 NN4D
BA (Hons) Business and Finance 104-112 NN13
FdA Business Management with Accounting* 48 N1N3
Animation, Art and Design
BA (Hons) 2D Digital Animation 112-120 W618
BA (Hons) 3D Animation Visual Effects 112-120 W282
BA (Hons) 3D Games Art and Design 112-120 W281
BA (Hons) Architecture 120-128 K100
BA (Hons) Comics and Concept Art 120-128 W619
BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Ceramics and Glass) 104-112 W700
BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Jewellery) 104-112 W704
BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Textiles) 104-112 W705
BA (Hons) Digital Media Design 104-112 W212
BA (Hons) Fashion and Fashion Business 104-112 W231
BA (Hons) Fashion Design 104-112 W233
BA (Hons) or BSc (Hons) Fashion Photography 104-112 W645
BA (Hons) Fine Art 104-112 W100
BA (Hons) Graphic Design 104-112 W210
BA (Hons) Graphic Design (Advertising and Branding) 104-112 W215
BA (Hons) Illustration 104-112 W221
BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design 112-120 W251
BA (Hons) Model Design (Character and Creative Effects) 104-112 W452
BA (Hons) Model Design (Model Effects) 104-112 W292
25Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
BA (Hons) Model Design (Special Effects) 104-112 W451
BA (Hons) Photography 104-112 W641
BA (Hons) Product and Industrial Design 112-120 W242
FdA Graphic Design* 48 W216
FdA Three-dimensional Design* 48 W201
FdA Visual Merchandising* 48 WN22
Biological Sciences
BSc (Hons) Biochemistry 112-120 C1CR
BSc (Hons) Biological Science 104-112 C902
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science 104-112 B990
BSc (Hons) Molecular Biology 112-120 C1C7
BSc (Hons) Pharmaceutical Science 112-120 B202
BSc (Hons) Pharmacology 112-120 B210
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science - Biological Science* 48 B900
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science - Subjects Allied to Medicine* 48 B902
Degree Apprenticeship - Applied Biomedical Science - -
Business and Management
BA (Hons) Advertising and Digital Marketing 104-112 N595
BA (Hons) Business Administration 104-112 N252
BA (Hons) Business Administration (top-up) 104-112 N251
BA (Hons) Business Administration with French 104-112 N253
BA (Hons) Business Administration with German 104-112 N254
BA (Hons) Business Administration with Japanese 104-112 N255
BA (Hons) Business Administration with Mandarin 104-112 N256
BA (Hons) Business Administration with Spanish 104-112 N257
BA (Hons) Business and Accounting 104-112 NN4D
BA (Hons) Business and Finance 104-112 NN13
BA (Hons) Business and Human Resources 104-112 NN1P
BA (Hons) Business and Marketing 104-112 NN1M
BA (Hons) Business and Tourism 104-112 N1N8
BA (Hons) Business Economics 120-128 L112
BA (Hons) Business Economics with French 120-128 L113
BA (Hons) Business Economics with German 120-128 L114
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Japanese 120-128 L115
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Mandarin 120-128 L116
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Spanish 120-128 L117
BA (Hons) Business Studies 104-112 N100
BA (Hons) Business Studies with French 104-112 N106
26Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
BA (Hons) Business Studies with German 104-112 N107
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Information Systems 104-112 N150
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Japanese 104-112 N108
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Mandarin 104-112 N109
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Spanish 104-112 N110
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Leadership and Management 104-112 N151
BA (Hons) Fashion and Fashion Business 104-112 W231
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management 104-112 N600
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management with French 104-112 N602
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management with German 104-112 N603
BA (Hons) Human resource Management with Japanese 104-112 N604
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management with Mandarin 104-112 N605
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management with Spanish 104-112 N606
BA (Hons) International Business 112-120 N120
BA (Hons) International Business with French 112-120 N121
BA (Hons) International Business with German 112-120 N122
BA (Hons) International Business with Japanese 112-120 N123
BA (Hons) International Business with Mandarin 112-120 N124
BA (Hons) International Business with Spanish 112-120 N125
BSc (Hons) Information Technology Management for Business 104-112 GN52
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with French 104-112 GN53
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with German 104-112 GN54
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Japanese 104-112 GN55
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Mandarin 104-112 GN56
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Spanish 104-112 GN57
BA (Hons) Marketing 104-112 N500
BA (Hons) Music Industry Management 104-112 WN32
BSc (Hons) Sport Business Management 104-112 N880
FdA Business Management* 48 N101
FdA Business Management with Accounting* 48 N1N3
FdA Business Management with Human Resources Management* 48 N1N6
FdA Business Management with Law* 48 N1MC
FdA Business Management with Marketing* 48 N1N5
Degree Apprenticeship - Chartered Manager - -
Computer Science
BSc (Hons) Computer Science 112-120 G400
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) 112-120 GG47
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Networks) 112-120 G491
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Software Engineering) 112-120 GG46
27Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
BSc (Hons) Computer Technology and Networks 104-112 G420
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (HND top-up) - G403
BSc (Hons) Information Technology 112-120 G501
BSc (Hons) Information Technology Management for Business 104-112 GN52
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Spanish 104-112 GN57
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with French 104-112 GN53
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with German 104-112 GN54
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Japanese 104-112 GN55
BA (Hons) IT Management for Business with Mandarin 104-112 GN56
BEng (Hons) Robotics and Artificial intelligence 112-120 H671
MEng (Hons) Robotics and Artificial intelligence 120-128 H672
FdSc Computing Technologies (Networks and Cybersecurity) * 48 I120
FdSc Computing Technologies (Software Development)* 48 I310
FdSc Computing Technologies (Web Based Technology) * 48 I150
Degree Apprenticeship - Digital and Technology Solutions - -
Economics
BA (Hons) Economics 120-128 L101
BA (Hons) Economics with French 120-128 L102
BA (Hons) Economics with German 120-128 L103
BA (Hons) Economics with Japanese 120-128 L104
BA (Hons) Economics with Mandarin 120-128 L105
BA (Hons) Economics with Spanish 120-128 L106
BA (Hons) Accounting and Economics 112-120 NL41
BA (Hons) Business Economics 120-128 L112
BA (Hons) Business Economics with French 120-128 L113
BA (Hons) Business Economics with German 120-128 L114
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Japanese 120-128 L115
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Mandarin 120-128 L116
BA (Hons) Business Economics with Spanish 120-128 L117
BA (Hons) Finance and Economics 112-120 L1N3
Education
BEd (Hons) Primary Education with QTS 120-128 X122
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education 104-112 X310
BA (Hons) Education 104-112 X305
FdA Early Years (Available Part-Time Only)* 48 -
28Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
Engineering (Aerospace, Automotive, Civil, Electronics, Mechanical)
BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering 112-120 H410
MEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering 120-128 H401
BSc (Hons) Aerospace Technology with Management 104-112 H422
BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies 112-120 H496
MEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies 120-128 H497
BSc (Hons) Aerospace Technology with Pilot Studies 104-112 H490
BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Space Technology 112-120 H400
MEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Space Technology 120-128 H402
BEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering 112-120 H330
MEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering 120-128 H341
BEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering with Motorsport 112-120 H335
MEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering with Motorsport 120-128 H336
BSc (Hons) Automotive Technology with Management 104-112 H342
BSc (Hons) Motorsport Technology 104-112 H331
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering 112-120 H201
MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering 120-128 H200
BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering 112-120 H600
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering 112-120 H300
MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering 120-128 H301
BEng (Hons) Robotics and Artificial intelligence 112-120 H671
MEng (Hons) Robotics and Artificial intelligence 120-128 H672
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Engineering* 48 H100
Degree Apprenticeship - Engineering (Aerospace) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Engineering (Automotive) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Engineering (Civil Engineer) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Engineering (Electronics) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Engineering (Mechanical) - -
Event Management and Tourism
BA (Hons) Business and Event Management 104-112 NN1V
BA (Hons) Business and Tourism 104-112 N1N8
BA (Hons) Event Management 104-112 N820
BA (Hons) Event Management with French 104-112 N821
BA (Hons) Event Management with German 104-112 N822
BA (Hons) Event Management with Japanese 104-112 N823
BA (Hons) Event Management with Mandarin 104-112 N824
BA (Hons) Event Management with Spanish 104-112 N825
BA (Hons) Event Management and Marketing 104-112 NN8M
BA (Hons) Event Management and Tourism 104-112 N891
29Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management 104-112 N830
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management with French 104-112 N833
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management with German 104-112 N834
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management with Japanese 104-112 N835
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management with Mandarin 104-112 N836
BA (Hons) International Tourism Management with Spanish 104-112 N837
BA (Hons) Tourism Management 104-112 N800
BA (Hons) Tourism Management with French 104-112 N801
BA (Hons) Tourism Management with German 104-112 N802
BA (Hons) Tourism Management with Japanese 104-112 N803
BA (Hons) Tourism Management with Mandarin 104-112 N804
BA (Hons) Tourism Management with Spanish 104-112 N805
Film and Television
BA (Hons) Film and Television (Production) 112-120 W602
BA (Hons) Model Design (Character and Creative Effects) 104-112 W452
BA (Hons) Model Design (Model Effects) 104-112 W292
BA (Hons) Model Design (Special Effects) 104-112 W451
Geography and Environment
BSc (Hons) Environmental Management and Ecology 104-112 F750
BSc (Hons) Geography 104-112 F800
BSc (Hons) Human Geography 104-112 L700
BSc (Hons) Physical Geography 104-112 F804
Health Professions and Social Work
BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging 120-128 B821
BSc (Hons) Dietetics 128-136 B410
BSc (Hons) Midwifery 120-128 B720
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) 112-120 B700
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Child) 112-120 B702
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Learning Disabilities) 112-120 B761
BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health) 112-120 B701
BSc (Hons) Nutrition 112-120 B400
MOptom Optometry 136-144 B510
BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science 112-120 B780
MPharm Pharmacy 120-128 B230
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy 128-136 B160
BSc (Hons) Radiotherapy and Oncology 112-120 B822
BSc (Hons) Social Work 120-128 L500
30Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science - Subjects Allied to Medicine* 48 B902
Initial Year Science Optometry* 88 B511
Degree Apprenticeship - Registered Nurse (Adult) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Registered Nurse (Child) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Registered Nursd (Learning Disabilities) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Registered Nurse (Mental Health) - -
Degree Apprenticeship - Occupational Therapist - -
Degree Apprenticeship (FdSc) - Nursing Associate - -
Humanities (Creative Writing, English, History, Journalism, Media, Philosophy, Politics)
BA (Hons) Creative Writing 112-120 W800
BA (Hons) English Language and Creative Writing 112-120 Q1W1
BA (Hons) English Language and Journalism 112-120 Q1P9
BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics 112-120 Q150
BA (Hons) English Language and Literature 112-120 Q1Q3
BA (Hons) English Language and Media 112-120 Q1P7
BA (Hons) English Language with English Language Teaching 112-120 Q1X3
BA (Hons) English Language with Film 112-120 Q1W6
BA (Hons) English Language with French 112-120 Q154
BA (Hons) English Language with German 112-120 Q153
BA (Hons) English Language with Japanese 112-120 Q155
BA (Hons) English Language with Mandarin 112-120 Q156
BA (Hons) English Language with Spanish 112-120 Q152
BA (Hons) English Literature 112-120 Q350
BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing 112-120 Q3W1
BA (Hons) English Literature and Journalism 112-120 Q3P9
BA (Hons) English Literature and Media 112-120 Q3P7
BA (Hons) English Literature with Film 112-120 Q3W6
BA (Hons) English Literature with French 112-120 Q351
BA (Hons) English Literature with German 112-120 Q353
BA (Hons) English Literature with Japanese 112-120 Q354
BA (Hons) English Literature with Mandarin 112-120 Q355
BA (Hons) English Literature with Spanish 112-120 Q352
BA (Hons) History 112-120 V150
BA (Hons) History and Creative Writing 112-120 V1W1
BA (Hons) History and English Language 112-120 V1Q1
BA (Hons) History and English Literature 112-120 V1Q3
BA (Hons) History and Journalism 112-120 V1P9
BA (Hons) History and Philosophy 112-120 V1VP
BA (Hons) History with Film 112-120 V1W6
31Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
BA (Hons) History with French 112-120 V151
BA (Hons) History with German 112-120 V152
BA (Hons) History with Japanese 112-120 V154
BA (Hons) History with Mandarin 112-120 V155
BA (Hons) History with Spanish 112-120 V153
BA (Hons) Journalism and Creative Writing 112-120 P900
BA (Hons) Journalism and Media 112-120 P903
BA (Hons) Mass Communications 112-120 P300
BA (Hons) Media 112-120 P700
BA (Hons) Media and Creative Writing 112-120 P902
BA (Hons) Philosophy 112-120 V550
BA (Hons) Philosophy and Creative Writing 112-120 V5W1
BA (Hons) Philosophy and English Language 112-120 V5Q1
BA (Hons) Philosophy and English Literature 112-120 V5Q3
BA (Hons) Philosophy and Journalism 112-120 V5P9
BA (Hons) Philosophy and Media 112-120 V5P7
BA (Hons) Philosophy with Film 112-120 V5W6
BA (Hons) Philosophy with French 112-120 V551
BA (Hons) Philosophy with German 112-120 V553
BA (Hons) Philosophy with Japanese 112-120 V554
BA (Hons) Philosophy with Mandarin 112-120 V555
BA (Hons) Philosophy with Spanish 112-120 V552
BA (Hons) Philosophy, Religion and Ethics 112-120 V5V8
BA (Hons) Politics & International Relations and History 112-120 L2V1
BA (Hons) Politics & International Relations and Journalism 112-120 L2P5
BA (Hons) Politics & International Relations and Philosophy 112-120 L2V5
BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations 112-120 L290
Law and Criminology
BA (Hons) Criminal Justice and Criminology 112-120 M211
LLB (Hons) Law 120-128 M100
LLB (Hons) Law (Accelerated) 128-136 M101
FdA Business Management with Law* 48 N1MC
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Law* 48 M102
Degree Apprenticeship - Solicitor - -
Maths, Physics and Astrophysics
BSc (Hons) Astrophysics 120-128 F501
Mphys Astrophysics 128-136 F511
BSc (Hons) Astrophysics with Space Science 120-128 F502
32Course title Entry tariff UCAS code
MPhys (Hons) Astrophysics with Space Science 128-136 F512
BSc (Hons) Financial Mathematics 120-128 GN13
BSc (Hons) Mathematics 120-128 G100
BSc (Hons) Physics 120-128 F300
Mphys Physics 128-136 F304
BSc (Hons) Physics with Space Science 120-128 F302
MPhys (Hons) Physics with Space Science 128-136 F305
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science - Mathematics* 48 G101
Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science - Physical Sciences* 48 F900
Music
BSc (Hons) Audio Recording & Production 104-112 W374
BA (Hons) or BSc (Hons) Live Sound and Lighting Technology 104-112 W376
BSc (Hons) Music and Sound Design Technology 104-112 W352
BSc (Hons) Music Composition and Technology for Film and Games 104-112 W392
BA (Hons) Music Industry Management 104-112 WN32
BA (Hons) or BSc (Hons) Music Production 104-112 W375
BSc (Hons) Songwriting & Music Production 104-112 W3T4
Psychology
BSc (Hons) Psychology 112-120 C800
BSc (Hons) Sports Studies with Psychology 104-112 C603
Sport
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science 112-120 C600
BSc (Hons) Sport Business Management 104-112 N880
BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching 104-112 C610
BSc (Hons) Sports Development 104-112 C621
BSc (Hons) Sports Studies 104-112 C602
BSc (Hons) Sports Studies with Psychology 104-112 C603
BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy 112-120 CB63
*Studied at our consortium colleges. Please check website for details.
33Entry requirements.
Standard requirements
Foundation degree Full-time honours and work-placement degrees
English language and maths at GCSE grade 4 English language and maths at GCSE grade 4
or above (or C under the old GCSE grading or above (or C under the old GCSE grading
structure), plus at least one GCE A level, BTEC structure), plus at least two GCE A levels, BTEC
National Award or Access qualification. We also National Diploma/National Extended Diploma
welcome equivalent qualifications. or Access qualifications. We also welcome
equivalent qualifications.
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160 A*A*A D*D*D
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144 AAA DDD
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120 BBB
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104 BCC D*D
96 CCC MMM DD
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64 MPP MM
60 DM
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