BA (Hons) Business Management
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: Online & on campus
- Location: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds
Undergraduate degrees
A full bachelor’s degree with honours, studied around work and family. If you don’t have A-levels or equivalent qualifications, you can start with a foundation year.
- Duration
- 3–4 years
- Entry requirements
- No formal qualifications needed
- Study mode
- Online & on campus
- Start dates
- 4 a year
Undergraduate courses
6 courses
BSc (Hons) Health & Social Care
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: On campus
- Location: Birmingham, Leeds, Leicester
BSc (Hons) Computing
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: On campus
- Location: Manchester, London
LLB (Hons) Law
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: On campus
- Location: London
BSc (Hons) Criminology
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: On campus
- Location: Birmingham, Leeds
BSc (Hons) Psychology
- Duration: 3–4 years
- Study mode: Online & on campus
- Location: London, Manchester
Is an undergraduate degree right for you?
Suits you if
- You want a full degree to change career or progress at work
- You don’t have A-levels, or you left education a while ago
- You need to study around work or family
What you’ll need
- A-levels or equivalent, or none if you start with a foundation year
- A short interview and written task
- An English language test, if English isn’t your first language
Questions about undergraduate degrees
An extra first year that prepares you for degree-level study.
- For students without A-levels or equivalent qualifications
- Covers study skills and an introduction to your subject
- Pass it and you continue straight on to year 1 of your degree
Usually 2 days a week, on set days.
- Some courses can be studied online
- Plan some independent study time around your classes
- Your adviser helps you find a timetable that fits around work and family
It mainly depends on three things. Your adviser checks them with you on your first call.
- Your nationality or immigration status
- Living in the UK for the 3 years before your course starts
- Whether you’ve studied at university before
Yes. An honours degree is the usual entry requirement for a master’s.
- Many students continue straight on
- Others return after time in work