Undergraduate Prospectus 2019 CONTENTS

Since 1847, students 2 Our Open Days have been finding Download our Uni of Glos app! 4 Our Campuses their Glo with us here Augment your prospectus by Park, Cheltenham in Gloucestershire. 8 Cheltenham and Gloucester following these simple steps: Today, we have three Download our app from the 10 Festival County 01 App Store or Google Play campuses – Park and (just search for Uni of Glos) Francis Close Hall 12 Pittville Student Village Look out for the Make it 02 (including Hardwick) Glo logo on the pages in Cheltenham, and 14 Moving Here Launch the app and Oxstalls in Gloucester. 16 International Students 03 hold your device over the image next to the logo Join us in our beautiful 18 Outstanding Student Support spaces, be inspired and see what amazing 20 Your Future Plan things can happen. 22 Your Students’ Union Our courses Book an open day online at 24 The Trips You Take www.glos.ac.uk/open 34 Art and Design or call 03330 141414 (local rate) 26 The Brands You Work With Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham 50 Business 28 The Time You Give 68 Computing and Technology

30 Apprenticeships University of Gloucestershire 82 Education 32 Your Future, Our Degrees 90 Health and Social Care 160 Fees and Funding 100 Liberal and Performing Arts 162 How to Apply 114 Media 164 UCAS Tariff Points Contents 130 Natural and Social Sciences 166 Getting Here 146 Sport and Exercise 168 Course Index 01

Oxstalls, Gloucester 02 Your Tweets See what visitors have said about our open days

Paul @CaptainPaulE Fantastic visit to @uniofglos today CHECK OUT lovely environment for Nia to study Criminology and Psychology. Will take Our Open Days Our Open Days OUR OPEN a lot to beat #happydaughter Lewis @HolmanLewis Really enjoyed the @uniofglos open day, University of Gloucestershire University loved the student ambassador’s energy and DAYS the Sports Journalism course and lecturers! Feeling reinvigorated for the weeks ahead, time to put in the work

Lucy @x_lucy_jane_x @uniofglos never spoken to a couple of students so happy and passionate!! Also loved the studios! definitely want to apply #JournalismUoG

Leigh @Leigh_JordX Loved visiting @uniofglos yesterday! Finally Book online at www.glos.ac.uk/open got to walk around the new Law building...even or call 03330 141414 (local rate) if it was just in a virtual reality head set!

Our open day dates Find out about life at the University of University of Gloucestershire Gloucestershire at one of our open days. Saturday 10 March 2018 We believe that our open days are different. You will find a range of workshops to help you make it to your Friday 29 June 2018 chosen university, covering what to write in your UCAS

personal statement, the best way to create your art Sunday 1 July 2018 Our Open Days or design portfolio and how to ace an interview. As well as exploring our campuses, you’ll meet our Saturday 29 September 2018 lecturers, chat to current students and find out more about how we can help you with Your Future Sunday 14 October 2018 Plan and make you the graduate you want to be. Saturday 10 November 2018 03

www.glos.ac.uk/open www.glos.ac.uk/open 04 1. OUR CAMPUSES Our Campuses University of Gloucestershire University

1. Park, Cheltenham 2. Francis Close Hall 3. Oxstalls, Gloucester 2. and Hardwick, – 20 minutes’ walk from – 15 minutes’ walk from Cheltenham town centre Cheltenham Gloucester city centre and station – 15 minutes’ walk from Cheltenham Spa station – 10 minutes’ walk from Just 15 minutes’ walk from Cheltenham town centre Gloucester city centre, Set in picturesque parkland, Oxstalls is home to our Park campus in Cheltenham – 20 minutes’ walk from sports, business, nursing is far from quiet as it is home Cheltenham Spa station and performing arts courses. to our media, computing We have been training the You’ll get hands on with elite and (from September 2018) teachers of tomorrow at our athletes in our international- advertising, fashion design, Francis Close Hall for over standard sports centre graphic design and interior 150 years. Historic it may be, (opening September 2018) design students. Whether but the campus, also home and sports science labs, work using our state-of-the-art to our health and social care, alongside real businesses computing and technology liberal arts and natural and in our brand new Business suite; our professional music, social science courses, has School (opening September film, TV and news studios; fully refurbished labs with 2018), develop your nursing University of Gloucestershire or our brand new dedicated top-spec equipment and its skills in our fully equipped 3. design spaces, you will learn own forensic interview and clinical suite or get creative using the same equipment virtual reality suites. Just in our purpose-built you’ll find when you go into a few minutes’ walk away, performing arts and events industry. Originally laid out as Hardwick is a thriving hub of centre with studios and

a zoological garden with its creativity with its own gallery Our Campuses multimedia spaces. own lake and elephant walk, and photography and fine Park campus is a technological art studios, all packed with hub just 20 minutes’ walk industry-standard equipment. from Cheltenham town centre and 15 minutes from Cheltenham Spa station. 05 06

YOUR NEW BROADER HoORIZON 07 08 GLOUCESTER CHELTENHAM

GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL GLOUCESTER GUILDHALL MOOMOO CLUBROOMS THE PROMENADE Dominating the city skyline, A thriving entertainment venue Welcoming top DJs to its three With its classic architecture, cafe Gloucester Cathedral is always situated in the heart of the city, clubrooms, MooMoo in Cheltenham terraces and smart shops, the worth a visit. You can enjoy the hosting live music, comedy, town centre is also home to the wide, tree-lined promenade is the quiet of the cloisters, visit the many theatre, films and exhibitions. Students’ Union’s official club night. ideal place for retail therapy. exhibitions or, if you prefer your Whether you want RnB, indie or student evenings with a magical flavour, VINTAGE CINEMA anthems, MooMoo has something PITTVILLE PARK go on a Harry Potter tour around The Sherborne Cinema is a for everyone, with various themed The largest park in Cheltenham, Pittville the building, which featured as 1930s-themed Art Deco picture nights throughout the week. Park includes a fishing lake, tennis courts, Hogwarts in the film series. house in Gloucester that pitch-and-putt golf and a skate park. screens the latest releases along CHELTENHAM TOWN HALL It’s a popular spot for runners too. KINGSHOLM STADIUM with arthouse flicks, vintage The backdrop for a year-round Home to Gloucester Rugby, classics and children’s films. programme of shows, concerts EVERYMAN THEATRE Kingsholm Stadium is situated in and exhibitions, this grand 1902 This beautiful Victorian theatre has a the middle of the city. Off-season it GLOUCESTER SKI AND building plays a central role in varied programme, attracting audiences regularly hosts pop concerts and has SNOWBOARD CENTRE many of the town’s festivals. from afar. Productions include drama, welcomed acts including Tom Jones, Make your sports extreme at opera, musicals, comedy and dance. McFly, The Wanted and Jess Glynne. Gloucester’s very own dry ski slope, LEISURE AT CHELTENHAM also home to Battle Hill, the ultimate An official partner of the university’s SANDFORD PARKS LIDO GLOUCESTER HIGH STREET laser tag experience. Whether sports programme, Leisure at Cheltenham The Cheltenham Lido is one of the These streets have been home to hitting the slopes or donning the includes a variety of fantastic facilities: largest outdoor swimming pools traders for a thousand years and now camo, you can maximise your fun an athletics track, swimming pool, diving in the UK. Opened in 1935, it’s a boast a modern mix of shopping without having to leave the city. board, fitness suite, squash courts, and a heritage gem and the perfect spot centres, independent boutiques, spa with sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. for cooling off in the summer sun. delis, restaurants and coffee shops. ATIK Boasting some of the largest SUPERDRY HQ THE BREWERY QUARTER GL1 LEISURE CENTRE dancefloors in the region, ATIK is the Cheltenham is home to Superdry’s Just five minutes’ walk from Francis The place to go if you’re looking premier destination for a night out on global HQ. The international fashion Close Hall, the Brewery Quarter offers the to up your heart. It includes four the tiles in Gloucester. Student night label launched here over a decade perfect night out with its ten-pin bowling swimming pools, sports facilities, a is on Wednesday and you can dance ago and the university has very alley, multiscreen cinema (with the uber- fitness area, regular exercise classes to everything from RnB and house to close links with the brand. plush Screening Rooms) and restaurants, and a cafe with wi-fi access. indie and good old-fashioned cheese. from chains such as Prezzo to the CHELTENHAM TOWN FC Brewhouse, with its own microbrewery. GLOUCESTER QUAYS Whaddon Road is the scene of great With its diverse mix of shops highs and lows on Saturday afternoons THE FROG AND FIDDLE and eateries, the Quays promises as the home of Cheltenham Town This pub is an iconic symbol of something for everybody. Whether Football Club, aka ‘The Robins’. Cheltenham’s student scene and, food festivals, outlet shopping, where many of our Students’ Union microbreweries or a trip to the CHELTENHAM RACECOURSE societies hold events such as open cinema is your thing, the renovated The famous Cheltenham Festival mic nights. With its pool hall and 14 historic dockside is one of attracts celebrities and royals every screens for live sport, you’ll never miss Gloucester’s most popular venues. March. The racecourse is also a major a match. You can also catch up-andentertainment venue, hosting music coming artists; this is where local music THE WAREHOUSE festivals such as Wychwood. It provides hero Frank Turner made his name. Scale the heights and plumb work opportunities for our students the depths in this transformed and boasts the biggest student party SMOKEY JOE'S Victorian warehouse with of the year, our Summer Ball. Cheltenham's favourite retro diner, Gloucester’s own impressive indoor Smokey Joe's is the ideal place to grab climbing and caving centre. FESTIVAL GARDENS some American-style grub. They've Montpellier Gardens and Imperial hosted events for several of our societies Square are regularly transformed including Dumbledore's Army. into colourful villages thanks to the marquees, pop-up cafes, food stalls and

street entertainers that accompany the 09 internationally known festivals celebrating jazz, science, music and literature. 10

“The best thing about Our festival diary Gloucestershire is the number FESTIVAL March of opportunities – it’s really - Cheltenham Racing Festival busy and lively. It’s wonderful - Gloucester Spring Fest Festival County Festival to have our own literature April festival right here in the COUNTY - Cheltenham Jazz Festival same town where we study.” - Gloucester Beer Festival

University of Gloucestershire University May – Amy Wright, English Language and Creative Writing student - Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts - Cooper’s Hill Cheese Rolling Fashion, music, cider, - Cheltenham Poetry Festival cycling, tall ships, cricket, June food, comic books – - Cheltenham Science Festival it’s all happening in - Wychwood Music Festival Gloucestershire. With - Cheltenham Food Festival over 45 music, arts, science and literature July - 2000trees Music Festival festivals every year, that’s - Cheltenham Music Festival almost one a week! - Cheltenham Cricket Festival Our students fill their calendars by volunteering, working and having August fun at everything from Cheltenham’s - Football in the River, Bourton literature, jazz and science festivals - Gloucester Sportbeat to Gloucester’s history and comedy festivals. Alternatively, if you’d September rather dig out your wellies and tent

for a weekend of music, 2000trees, - Cheltenham Comedy Festival University of Gloucestershire set in the picturesque rolling hills - Cheltenham Half Marathon of the Cotswolds, Wychwood in Cheltenham and Sportbeat in October Gloucester might be up your - Cheltenham Literature Festival

street. Oh, and we haven’t even Festival County - Gloucester ‘Strike-a-Light’ mentioned the cheese-rolling yet… Performing Arts Festival

December - Christmas Markets Ibibio Sound Machine, Cheltenham Jazz Festival 11 12

Opened in 2017 and PITTVILLE managed by Uliving, our Pittville Student Village boasts a refectory, bar, shop, gym, multi-use STUDENT games area, faith room Pittville Student Village Pittville Student and 24/7 onsite security.

University of Gloucestershire University We have almost 800 rooms, many en-suite, that are built in villa-style VILLAGE flats and townhouses sitting around communal courtyards. We also have a number of self- contained studio apartments for those wanting a little more space. CHELTENHAM Operated by Stagecoach, the university bus service (the 94U) runs a discounted service between all of our campuses (including Oxstalls) every 10 minutes or so, while Cheltenham town centre, Francis Close Hall and Park are all a short walk or bike ride away. Pittville Student Village is part of our student accommodation guarantee (find out more, see next page). University of Gloucestershire Pittville Student Village Distance to

Hold your device over the – Cheltenham town centre 20 minutes' walk image to take a 360° tour – Francis Close Hall and Hardwick 15 minutes' walk of our student village – Park 20 minutes' bike ride – Oxstalls and Gloucester 30 minutes on the bus 13 14

Halls of residence Quick look halls locations MOVING Moving away from home is an exciting Cheltenham step to take, but it can also be a daunting Francis Close Hall and Hardwick Moving Here Moving prospect. Our halls of residence offer the best of both worlds, giving you freedom - Hardwick GL50 4BS and independence but with support close - Maidenhorn GL50 4BS at hand. We currently have approximately HERE 1,800 places in halls of residence on or - St Mary’s Hall GL50 3JZ near all of our campuses. Most rooms - Shaftesbury Hall GL50 4AX are en-suite and prices range from £100 University of Gloucestershire University to £189 per week and all include utility Park bills, internet and basic contents - Eildown and Merrowdown insurance. Our Pittville Student Village GL50 2JA (see p12) in Cheltenham opened in 2017, - Park Challinor GL50 2RH while opening in September 2018 will be a brand new development at - Park Villas GL50 2RH Blackfriars in Gloucester city centre, which will see almost 300 new rooms Gloucester spread across townhouses, cluster flats - Blackfriars (2018) GL1 2JH and studio bedrooms. - Ermin Hall GL1 3JP University-approved housing - Oxstalls halls GL2 9HW and private landlords - Upper Quay GL1 2JD We hold a large database of approved housing in Cheltenham and Gloucester that meets our strict safety standards. We also have information on lodgings in which you can live in the same property as a landlord – a popular option for mature and international students. We Living at home can additionally provide details of local Some students prefer to live at home bed and breakfasts should you need while they study. If you choose this temporary accommodation at any time. option, please be assured that you are just University of Gloucestershire Accommodation guarantee as much a part of our community as those living in halls and other accommodation, We guarantee you a place in university and that all the opportunities such as or partner-managed halls of residence Freshers' Fayre and welcome BBQs are or university-managed accommodation as much for you as for anybody else. if you accept us as your first choice and

apply for accommodation by the UCAS Students with disabilities Moving Here decision deadline (usually 2 or 3 May, see Our halls of residence have accessible www.ucas.com for latest information). rooms on all campuses. These rooms International students are guaranteed are often larger with more accessible a place in halls of residence by making bathroom facilities and flexible interiors their accommodation application to suit each individual’s level of need. by the university deadline (see www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

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INTERNATIONAL English language support We have dedicated programmes to prepare you for your academic studies, such as pre- sessional English and foundation courses. These are delivered at our Park campus by INTO University of Gloucestershire. International Students International STUDENTS International student support University of Gloucestershire University Our welcoming and supportive campus Ranked top five in the UK for international environment allows you to get fully involved in university life. We have lots of student support in the International Student societies that you can join to make friends Barometer 2017, we are a modern university and settle into life in the UK, including our International Society. We also host attracting students from over 60 countries a weekly International Cafe, where you worldwide. We offer our students exceptional can meet other international students. support, which is why we are rated so highly. Scholarships The university is pleased to reward academic excellence and operates an extensive scholarship programme for “I’ve made great international students each year. This includes merit scholarships of up to 50% friends here. We and a range of bursaries (find out more often walk into the at www.glos.ac.uk/funding). town centre or go Location out together; you We are located in a beautiful area of the UK always feel safe that’s known for its many cultural festivals throughout the year, attracting a large walking back after number of tourists. We have a thriving a night out. I think social scene, which means you will have University of Gloucestershire plenty to do alongside your studies. “It was during my placement that’s important for as part of my course that international students, Accommodation I realised I wanted to International Students and especially our The university offers a wide range of work in advertising and parents, to know that accommodation options, including private housing, lodgings and halls since graduating, I've we are safe here.” of residence. Places in halls are worked in Malaysia for guaranteed for firm offer-holders, if they apply for halls by August*. top agencies J. Walter – Anzila Salam, Thompson and BBDO.” Digital Marketing student from the United Arab Emirates

– Syaza-Abdur Rahman, 17 Visual Communications graduate from Malaysia *Terms and conditions apply, visit www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation for latest information. 18

Student Helpzones Mental health OUTSTANDING As your first port of call for and wellbeing information on all aspects of If you are concerned about mental student life, Student Helpzones health or wellbeing issues, feeling are available on our three main overwhelmed by workload, or teaching campuses. From finding struggling to settle in and make STUDENT course timetables to accessing friends, our team of experienced study support, dedicated teams mental health advisers are here to will signpost you to what you help. From one-to-one sessions to need and help you to get the most

University of Gloucestershire University Our outstanding group workshops on topics such as Outstanding Student Support Student Outstanding support staff will out of your student experience. stress management, there are plenty of resources available to get you SUPPORT find the best way Disability, dyslexia through tricky times if they occur. to meet your living and learning support Libraries and IT and learning needs. We offer a confidential and expert As part of Your Future Plan support service for students with Open seven days a week during term (see p20), while you are disabilities and learning difficulties. time and with 24-hour computer here, you will have your This means that every student can access almost all year round, our own personal tutor, who access support to make the most libraries and IT team run a one-stop Childcare of university life and progress to shop for all your information and will support you to plan If you are planning to study with a rewarding career. We are always digital support needs and are home your time at university and us and need childcare support, happy to chat about support to thousands of books, e-books and beyond. Your tutor will work we can provide information about plans and welcome queries and journals, as well as self-service kiosks, with you to maximise your local nurseries, registered childcare visits prior to application. PCs, Macs and laptops for loan. You academic progress and, providers and Gloucestershire can make the most of private and as part of an integrated schools. We are always happy Counselling group study spaces on campus, and support network, will ensure to discuss your options. access resources off campus too. that you are choosing the If you experience emotional or right work experience and psychological difficulties during Study support Faith and spirituality skills development activities your time at university, speaking to The Chaplaincy team is here to in line with your career a counsellor can be a positive way The Student Achievement team is provide support and a listening ear aspirations. This means that, to get support. Our counsellors available to make sure you achieve for students of all faiths and none. when you graduate, you will understand the pressures of the grades you deserve. Through be well prepared to step Each campus has a welcoming Faith

university life and can help you find workshops, confidential one-to-one Outstanding Student Support

Space where students can drop in University of Gloucestershire into a career you really want. ways to cope with the difficulties. appointments and online resources, for tea or coffee, or just enjoy a quiet Alongside this, you will Counsellors work in an open and we are committed to helping you place to sit. We also offer a varied have access to our non-judgemental way. By talking build upon your current academic programme of activities including exceptional support teams, about personal difficulties with writing skills and develop these regular prayer, meditation and ranked in the top ten in the someone who is trained to listen further to achieve your potential mindfulness, interfaith dialogue, Bible UK by our students in the and to think carefully about throughout your time at university. study and other discussion groups. WhatUni Awards 2017, while the issues with you, it is often small class sizes mean our possible to understand situations students experience more more clearly and to have a better individualised learning. idea of how to manage personal concerns more effectively. 19

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We want you to have the time of your life while YOUR you’re here, but we also want you to leave feeling ready for your next step. Your Future Plan Future Your Whether you know what career you want to progress into or you’re not yet FUTURE sure, we allow you to explore all your options, clarify your goals and develop

University of Gloucestershire University the skills needed to make them happen. Through Your Future Plan, we support you to match your opportunities to PLAN your aspirations. It’s not just about turning up for lectures – by choosing the right field trips, work placements, sports clubs and volunteering roles, “Loads of my friends seemed you will gain the experiences you need to know what they wanted to to make Your Future Plan a reality. do after graduation, but I We will help you identify where you want your degree to take you, really didn’t. Your Future Plan support you to become the graduate helped me find an internship you want to be, and make sure you at Madia & Matilda, a have a brilliant time getting there. sustainable clothes designer – I never thought I’d work in that environment but it was amazing to experience something new that was completely separate from

my studies. Since then, University of Gloucestershire the team has helped me decide that actually, after I graduate, I want to be a primary school teacher Your Future Plan with a focus on history.” Did you know?

– 94% of our graduates are in

– Georgina Norton, History student employment or further study within six months* 21

*Destination of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey, 2015/16. Full-time, UK domicile students. www.glos.ac.uk/yourfutureplan 22

Led by students for students, we’re here to ensure you have an excellent student experience by providing support, YOUR representation, activities, advice, opportunities and jobs. Freshers’ Fortnight Representing you The first highlight of your university We run our very own student rep system

Your Students' Union Students' Your STUDENTS UNION experience is Freshers’ Fortnight. which ensures we represent your views ' That’s two weeks of events and and interests so that your voice is heard. activities, including Freshers’ Fayre You can take part in this system by and the Freshers’ Ball, that will help becoming a subject or course rep or a University of Gloucestershire University you settle in, have fun and get your part-time or full-time officer. Your academic university life off to a flying start. interests are at the heart of what we do and we regularly encourage you to Develop your skills take part in our feedback initiatives. The Students’ Union JobShop is there Awards to help you to find yourself a part-time job to help support your studies. Not only We feel that the amazing work our is this a great way to earn some extra students are doing across the university cash but it will also help to develop and wider community is outstanding skills to add to your CV and make and deserves recognition. The 'Gnomies' you more employable in the future. celebrate the student successes across volunteering, societies, and so on. We also Sports clubs and societies host the annual Sports Awards, which celebrate all of the fantastic work and Compete, train or just have fun. Choose achievements by our various sports clubs. from over 45 sports clubs, including everything from football, rugby and rowing through to kendo, lacrosse and futsal. And, with over 70 societies to choose from, there’s something to suit everyone, from Acapella and Dumbledore’s Army to LGBT+ and Pokémon Go. Plus, if you can’t find exactly what you want, the Students’

Union will help you start University of Gloucestershire your own society. Your Students' Union 23 24 THE

The Trips You Take You Trips The TRIPS University of Gloucestershire University YOU “I won the Sports Therapy TAKE Annual Traveling Scholarship to the University of Windsor in Canada. It was amazing – I was pitchside for a Hamilton Tiger Cats game and met the Toronto Blue Jays medical staff.”

From business trips to New – Adam Gaunt, University of Gloucestershire Sports Therapy graduate York and creative projects in Shanghai to ecological

research in South Africa, our The Trips You Take students develop skills and experience in global locations. Our Erasmus and international exchange programmes also mean you can study in a European or global David Stokes, Photography: Editorial and Advertising institution for part of your degree.* graduate, on a field trip to Shanghai, China 25

*Additional costs may apply; please see course pages on website. 26 THE BRANDS YOU WORK The Brands You Work With Work You Brands The University of Gloucestershire University WITH

From Superdry to Godsells Brands our students have Cheese, our students worked with include Aardman, get the opportunity the BBC, Cheltenham Festivals, to work with growing GE Aviation, Hewlett-Packard, local companies and IBM, Morgan Motor Company, international brands alike. Paul Costelloe, Rockstar Games Whether it’s through Lincoln, Saatchi & Saatchi, Sky placements as part of your News and Universal Music. course, working with a business on a project or getting industry experience as part of Your Future

Plan, you will get to put University of Gloucestershire your learning into practice The Brands You Work With and start building your network while you study.

Did you know? Graphic Design students Shaun Whitefield (left) and George Mason (right) worked with Superdry’s Graphic Design Head, Matty Charman (centre), – Every year, our students complete over on our student ambassador t-shirts and hoodies 3,000 work placements and internships 27 The Time You Give University of Gloucestershire 28 – Ourstudents andstaff spenta total with over 50charitiesin2017 of 20,000 hoursvolunteering TIME Didyou know? GIVE YOU THE

and young people.” can have oncommunities sport andtheimpactit of focused ontheimportance three workshops which Malawi anddelivered part of.We travelled to projects Ihave ever been themostincredible of “Sport Malawiwasone –

Sports Education graduate Lauren Chenoweth, local peoplethrough sport. to improve thequalityoflife of a four-week expedition to Malawi have theopportunityto undertake Each year, students from allcourses Sport Malawi alongside your studies. locally andinternationally great experiences both back andgainsome your CV, give something project experiences. Boost fundraising andcommunity volunteering, charity offer opportunities for many ofourdegrees Our Students' Unionand

University of Gloucestershire of University The Time You Give You Time The Apprenticeships University of Gloucestershire 30 APPRENTICE-SHIPS added allthetime. Remember to checkourwebsite for thelatest information. management, cyber security, healthandfinance, withmore courses being We offer several higheranddegree apprenticeships inleadershipand employer. Talk to your employer andseewhichroute would work best for you. Gloucestershire higherordegree apprenticeship isawin–win for you andyour given that 98%ofbusinesses willhave 90%oftheircosts met,aUniversity of in employment, apprenticeships are agreat way to ‘earn whileyou learn’.And, Get thebest outofacademicstudy andlearningonthejob. Ifyou are already qualifications rightup to amasters degree alongsideindustry qualifications. Apprenticeships have evolved soyou cannow gainprestigious higherlevel to helpyour career gofurther Higher anddegree apprenticeships risks, keeping your business safe. how to identifyandmitigate future threats, how to tacklethemand You willlearnaboutcurrent security Apprenticeship Cyber SecurityDegree aiming for thetop. managers andtalented graduates with theCMIdesignedfor senior A high-calibre MBAinpartnership Degree Apprenticeship Senior Leaders Masters pathway for future leaders. Institute (CMI) –aprofessional from theChartered Management and Chartered Managerstatus University ofGloucestershire management from the degree inleadershipand aprestigiousGain BA(Hons) Degree Apprenticeship Chartered Manager www.glos.ac.uk/apprenticeships Find outmore: healthcare professionals. care sector to create exceptional designed by thehealthandsocial A level 5higherapprenticeship Apprenticeship Practitioner Higher Healthcare Assistant financial services sector. exciting opportunitiesinthe apprenticeship provides professionals, thislevel 4 Developed by industry-leading in Paraplanning Higher Apprenticeship

University of Gloucestershire of University Apprenticeships Your Future, Our Degrees University of Gloucestershire 32 to top upto afullHonoursdegree. National Diploma whichthey want as aFoundation degree orHigher experience andqualifications such who already have highereducation These degrees are for students 1 year full-time (Level 6) Level 6Honours degree a fullHonoursdegree. have thequalifications for who aren’t sure whetherthey These degrees are for students 2 years full-time(levels 4–5) Foundation degree work placement inthe third year. These degrees offer a48-week 4 years full-time(levels 4–6) Honours degree sandwich two years rather thanthree. with afullHonoursdegree in option where you cangraduate Some courses offer a fast-track 2 years full-time(levels 4–6) Fast-track Honoursdegree (BEd), dependingonyour degree. (LLB) orBachelorofEducation of Science (BSc), BachelorofLaw Bachelor ofArts(BA), option after whichyou willbea This isthestandard three-year 3 years full-time(levels 4–6) Honours degree YOUR FUTURE OUR DEGREES time, part-timeorwithaplacement year. on whetheryou want to doacourse full- There are often several options,depending so there’s plentyfor you to choosefrom. We offer over 80undergraduate degrees team: [email protected], 03330 141414 for thelatest information orcontact our admissions You cancheck outthecourse pageonourwebsite go through thefinaluniversity validation process. but which,at thetimeofgoingto print,still needed to – thisiswhere it’s a new course whichwe plan to run Some courses willsay they are ‘subject to validation’ Subject to validation while an(o) meansitisoptional. Where there’s a(c), itmeansthemoduleiscompulsory require adissertation ormajorproject in thefinal year. see more details aboutthemodulesandalsowhichcourses on thecourse's webpage. Onthecourse mapyou’ll beableto each course, andthefulllist canbefound onthecourse map We have listed aselectionofmodulesfor every year of Typical modules Experience Team: [email protected],03330 141414 To findoutmore, please contact ourApplicant academic qualifications asfrom school-leaving applicants. 21 orover) anddonotnecessarily require thesame We welcome applications from mature students (aged Mature students

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Hold your device over the image to see further ART AND DESIGN examples of students’ work School of Art and Design University of Gloucestershire University

Based across our campuses in Cheltenham, our vibrant School of Art and Design sees students explore their creativity in dedicated Did you know? studio spaces supported by practising artists, – We are in the top three for teaching satisfaction for the Art subject group designers, photographers (Guardian University Guide, 2018) and creative directors. – Our Landscape Architecture degree got Based at Park, our Advertising, 100% in overall satisfaction in the National Fashion Design, Graphic Design and Student Survey, 2017 Interior Design courses give students the opportunity to use professional equipment to work on award-winning projects and gain experience working Our Art and Design Courses with real clients on live briefs. University of Gloucestershire Francis Close Hall is home to the Park Francis Close Hall Hardwick longest-running Landscape School of Art and Design Advertising BA (Hons) Illustration BA (Hons) Fine Art BA (Hons) Architecture degree in the country as well as bespoke Illustration Fashion Design BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture Photography BA (Hons) studios complete with their Graphic Design BA (Hons) BA (Hons) Photography: Editorial and own extensive print facilities. Interior Design BA (Hons) Advertising BA (Hons) Just a few minutes’ walk from Visual Communications Photojournalism and Francis Close Hall, Hardwick is a BA (Hons) Level 6 Documentary Photography thriving hub of creativity with its BA (Hons) own photography and fine art studios, as well as being home to the Hardwick Gallery. Typical modules: for each course we have listed a few of the modules typically covered – (c) means they are compulsory, (o) means they are 35 optional. See the course map on the course webpage for full details. 36 STUDENT PROFILE School of Art and Design University of Gloucestershire University Mohammed Aladwani

“I want to make things, I want to design stuff – here I get the knowledge to do that.”

– Mohammed Aladwani, Fashion Design student University of Gloucestershire School of Art and Design

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Advertising Key Information Fashion Design Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Park, Cheltenham Park, Cheltenham

Our Degrees Step into our creative advertising studio and you will be surrounded by ideas. Our lecturers Create your own design identity with a cutting-edge catwalk collection and hone your have worked for some of the biggest agencies in the business and on campaigns for some Study options craft in state-of-the-art studios. You will develop creative and critical-thinking skills and Study options of the most well-known brands in the world, including Nike, Disney, Superdry and Lego. Full-time/part-time become an active contributor to the fashion industry with diverse networks and skill sets. Full-time/part-time

What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code School of Art and Design It’s all about great ideas. You will explore – advertising creative N561 – 3 years Develop your design philosophy and identity – fashion designer W230 – 3 years what it takes to create award-winning ad – art director in a dynamic and innovative environment with – pattern cutter campaigns across digital, social, TV and print 112 tariff points a focus on technical and making skills. You will 112 tariff points media, pitching your ideas in the boardrooms – creative copywriter also study the theoretical and contemporary – garment technologist of the UK’s leading advertising agencies. You – creative planner Typical offers issues that influence the process of fashion – fashion stylist Typical offers will meet people from the businesses you will following interview design, with particular reference to sustainability following interview and portfolio: and portfolio: want to work for, and showcase your portfolio Industry experience and ethical design. You will learn in purpose- Industry experience BBC at A levels, BBC at A levels, at D&AD’s New Blood exhibition in London. Our course mirrors the creative built design and production studios with Our students make the most of our DMM at BTEC or use DMM at BTEC or use industry. You will work on live briefs specialist sewing machines, printing facilities, fantastic industry links, including a combination of a combination of Typical modules and present in the boardrooms of a sublimation printer and Mac computers. Superdry, Clothes Show Live and your qualifications your qualifications See webpage for full listings. creative agencies such as Saatchi Emma Willis. Visiting lecturers to achieve 112 to achieve 112 & Saatchi, McCann, Publicis, Typical modules have worked for Paul Smith, Jasper tariff points tariff points Year 1 / level 4 Signal, BBH and many more. See webpage for full listings. Conran, Debenhams and Next. Start date Start date Accreditations / level 4 – Advertising Design and Art Direction (c) September 2019 Year 1 September 2019 – Advertising Language (c) Related courses – Design, Product and Realisation (c) – Creative Skills (c) Creative Writing p104 – The Fashion Industry (c) – Introduction to Advertising (c) Graphic Design p41 – Surface Design (c) Year 2 / level 5 Professional – Sustainable and Ethical Design (c) Photography for the Creative Year 2 / level 5 – Advertising Agency (c) Industries p47 – Creative Advertising (c) – Collaborative Design 2 (c) – Integrated Advertising (c)

– Design for Industry (c) School of Art and Design – Professional Practice (c) – Professional Practice (c) Year 3 / level 6 – Subcultures and Identity (c)

/ level 6 – Creative Awards (c) Year 3 Our Degrees “Through our lecturers’ contacts, we’ve been out to – Creative Exhibition (c) “We have the same irons, cutting tables and sewing creative agencies such as Saatchi & Saatchi. Because – Design Portfolio (c) machines as those used during London Fashion – Creative Portfolio (c) the facilities are set up in a similar way to creative – Fashion Business and Enterprise (c) Week, so I felt confident going into that professional – Dissertation (c) agencies, it means that we know what to expect.” – Fashion Promotion (c) environment and working with Paul Costelloe.”

– Alis Hâf Rees and Amy Armstrong-Jeffery, Advertising students – Jodie Spears, Fashion Design student

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Fine Art Key Information Graphic Design Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Hardwick, Park, Cheltenham

Our Degrees Develop your creative and individual signature, gaining exposure through Cheltenham This career-focused degree mirrors the requirements of the creative industries. local, national and international exhibition opportunities. You will Work as a professional designer on business briefs and enter creative awards, with Study options graduate with a diverse portfolio of creative achievements, allowing you Study options previous successes including a Yellow Pencil D&AD New Blood Student Award. Full-time to progress into postgraduate study or a professional arts career. Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code School of Art and Design What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code Develop traditional and contemporary skills – graphic designer W210 – 3 years W100 – 3 years You will explore the practical and conceptual – professional artist in typography, visual identities, advertising, – account manager 112 tariff points possibilities of a variety of forms, including – arts management branding and packaging, print and the drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture/ 112 tariff points moving image. You will also study creative – brand manager installation, photography, video, performance, – creative publishing and design entrepreneurship, developing your own brand, – moving image maker Typical offers text and sound. You will have opportunities to – art therapy Typical offers ready for your career. Work experience is a following interview following interview and portfolio: work on international collaborative projects and – gallery/museum curator key part of the degree; briefs are industry Industry experience and portfolio: BBC at A levels, visit national and European galleries*. You’ll use and career focused. Recent graduates have Work experience is a key dedicated studio spaces and digital suites. BBC at A levels, worked for ASOS, JKR and Taxi Design. Our DMM at BTEC or use Industry experience part of the degree; briefs are DMM at BTEC or use a combination of outstanding visiting lecturer programme includes industry and career focused Students have completed a combination of your qualifications Typical modules designer Morag Myerscough and colleagues with graduates recently working placements at the National your qualifications from Bulletproof, Cult LDN and Hart + Jones. to achieve 112 See webpage for full listings. for ASOS, JKR and Taxi Design. Portrait Gallery, Spike Island, to achieve 112 tariff points Our outstanding visiting lecturer Arnolfini, Drawing Room and tariff points Typical modules programme includes designer Year 1 / level 4 London White Cube as well as Start date Morag Myerscough and colleagues Cheltenham’s Wilson gallery. Start date See webpage for full listings. from Bulletproof and ThinkJam. September 2019 – Drawing (c) September 2019 Year 1 / level 4 – History of Visual Culture: Art, Related course Photography and Modernity (c) Related course Advertising p38 Illustration p42 – Communication and Visual Culture (c) – Journeys of the Imagination: Foundation option Experience, Memory, Time (c) – Design Skills (c) (one additional – Lateral Thinking (c) year) available for Year 2 / level 5 international students Year 2 / level 5 – Making Art and Talking Art (c) – Contemporary Issues in Design (c)

– Studio 1: Establishing Personal Practice (c) School of Art and Design – Studio 2: Sustaining and Developing – Creative Practice (c) Graphic designer with clients Personal Practice (c) – The Creative Entrepreneur (c) including 20th Century Fox, Cartoon Network, Universal Pictures, MTV Base, BBC Year 3 / level 6 Year 3 / level 6 Worldwide, Extreme Sports

“Hardwick is a creative community with a studio Channel, Shut Up and Dance Our Degrees and Silva Screen Records – Personal Practice 1: Enquiry culture – the lecturers are also artists and you’re – Creative Awards (c) and Consolidation (c) really encouraged to explore and express your own ideas. I even got to enter the Hans Brinker Trophy – Self Initiated Design (c) “From a typeface to designing a city, what we – Personal Practice 2: Realisation – Self Promotion (c) create in graphic design changes people’s lives.” and Resolution (c) art contest and exhibit my work in Amsterdam.” – Professional Studies: Art, Work, Life (c) – Robyn Hill, Fine Art graduate – Dr Don Parker, Academic Course Leader, Graphic Design 41

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Illustration Key Information Interior Design Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Francis Close Hall, Park, Cheltenham

Our Degrees Learn how to communicate with visual narrative and refine your creative Cheltenham Learn how to design and construct spaces and work as a professional and technical skills with support from our award-winning illustrators. designer, developing creative excellence and high-level technical skills. Study options You will develop your drawing, research and communication skills and Study options From a rigorous grounding in drawing to a critical understanding of Full-time/part-time be ready to enter the creative industries when you graduate. Full-time/part-time industry-standard digital visualisation, you will develop your individual style. UCAS Code School of Art and Design What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities 8BD4 – 3 years This course is about drawing stories. Visual – professional illustrator W220 – 3 years Through collaborative working, you will be – interior designer for fashion 112 tariff points storytelling links together many aspects of – animator designing real spaces and addressing real issues retail, interactive museums, illustration production, from graphic novels to 112 tariff points for real clients. Test your knowledge by creating branded workspaces and children’s books, storyboards and animation. – creative entrepreneur sustainable industry-led designs for retailers, luxury hotels and apartments Typical offers You will focus on illustrative skills and innovative – game artist Typical offers hotels, museums, exhibitions, restaurants, following interview following interview and portfolio: practice, learn how drawn ideas connect to – graphic designer healthcare professionals and workplaces. Professional experience the wider creative industries, develop your and portfolio: BBC at A levels, With one-to-one support and using You will gain experience through own visual language and become a confident BBC at A levels, DMM at BTEC or use Professional experience dedicated studios and workshops with 3D live projects, work placements and arts professional. Our modern design facilities DMM at BTEC or use a combination of printing and laser-cutting technology, you hearing from guest practitioners include a Cintiq equipped Apple Mac suite as Gain first-hand experience through a combination of your qualifications will learn the elements and principles of from organisations such as well as printmaking, Risograph stencil printer, events such as the East London your qualifications to achieve 112 sustainable design for the interior, through Brinkworth and Ennismore. You letterpress and book-binding equipment. Comics & Arts Festival, the to achieve 112 tariff points an iterative and rigorous design process. will graduate with the ability to London Book Fair, the Angoulême tariff points International Comics Festival speak the same language as other Start date Typical modules and the Cheltenham Illustration Typical modules built environment professionals Start date September 2019 See webpage for full listings. Awards*. We create entrepreneurial See webpage for full listings. and will get to work with real September 2019 contractors and conduct site visits. platforms on which you can Related course Year 1 / level 4 publish, exhibit and sell your work Related courses Year 1 / level 4 alongside professional illustrators. Landscape Advertising p38 Architecture p44 – Animation Principles (c) Fine Art p40 – Elements, Principles, Client and Concepts (c) Foundation option – Illustrative Skills (c) – Place and Atmosphere (c) Graphic Design p41 (one additional – Introduction to Illustration (c) – Introduction to the Built Environment (c) year) available for Foundation option – Theoretical and Historical Studies (c) international students Year 2 / level 5 (one additional year) available for Year 2 / level 5

international students School of Art and Design – Illustration for Children (c) – Professional Practice (c) – Interdisciplinary Collaborative Design (c) – Sequential Illustration (c) – Researching, Sensing and Re-defining (c) Experienced architect – Conservation and Interpretation (c) Year 3 / level 6 “The lecturers are so supportive and encouraging, Our Degrees that I felt immediately welcome here in Cheltenham. – Sustainable Design and Construction 1 (c) “This course is all about employability, giving real – Olio: Student Publication (c) Without the self-discovery and education that Year 3 / level 6 experience designing real spaces for real clients. – Portfolio and Promotion (c) have been encouraged throughout my time here, I would never have become the person I am today.” It’s also about creating the future of interior design.” – Research Project (c) – Creative Awards (c)

– Aimee Sullivan, Illustration graduate – Self Initiated Design/Portfolio (c) – Andy Bradford, Academic Course Leader, Interior Design

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Landscape Architecture Key Information Photography Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Francis Close Hall, Hardwick,

Our Degrees Develop your design creativity and professional practice skills in a landscape Cheltenham This is the ideal course for those who want to explore all the possibilities of photography Cheltenham studio environment, using challenging real-life sites often informed by as a creative medium. Our students achieve outstanding successes upon graduation client-driven briefs. Be inspired to create high-quality, resilient ‘places for people’. Study options and have won international awards, residencies and exhibitions while studying. Study options Full-time/part-time Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities What is this course about? Graduate opportunities School of Art and Design A mix of theory, design work and professional – landscape architect UCAS Code The course is delivered by a highly experienced – photographic artist UCAS Code K310 – 3 years W641 – 3 years practice provides a stimulating learning – urban designer team dedicated to promoting excellent image- – curator environment. You will focus on creating making through technical experimentation, critical landscapes for sustainable living in the future, – environmental consultant 112 tariff points debate and development of an individual aesthetic. – commercial/lifestyle photographer 112 tariff points balancing scientific understanding with aesthetic – sustainability adviser You will explore your own practice and learn about – digital retoucher Typical offers Typical offers and functional design. Open-plan studios – garden designer the broader industry and how to ensure that your – writer emphasise the collaborative and explorative following interview work is able to communicate with your audience. following interview nature of professional landscape practice. and portfolio: You’ll also develop a sound knowledge of relevant and portfolio: Industry experience Industry experience BBC at A levels, industries to prepare you for future careers. BBC at A levels, We have industry partnerships Previous students have undertaken Typical modules DMM at BTEC or use You’ll get to use traditional darkrooms, large DMM at BTEC or use with LDA Design, Arup, Grant a combination of studios, an extensive range of cameras, lighting work with Magnum in New York, a combination of See webpage for full listings. Associates, Atkins Global your qualifications and industry-standard computers and software Superdry, Photoworks magazine, your qualifications and BDP, with previous work to achieve 112 for image manipulation, film, video and sound. the Ashmolean Museum and to achieve 112 Year 1 / level 4 placement destinations including tariff points the Whitechapel Gallery.* tariff points Terrapin Bright Green in New Typical modules York and MIT in Massachusetts. Start date Accreditations Start date – Cultural Context: Appraising Landscapes (c) See webpage for full listings. – Cultural Context: Historic and September 2019 September 2019 Accreditations Contemporary Landscapes (c) Related courses Year 1 / level 4 Foundation option – Design Projects 1 (c) Interior Design p43 (one additional – Sustainable Technology 1 (c) – Introduction to Documentary Photography (c) year) available for Product Design p80 international students – Introduction to Studio and Year 2 / level 5 Foundation option Constructed Photography (c) (one additional – Reading Photographs 1: History, – Cultural Context: Environment year) available for Ideas and Meaning (c) and Legislation (c) international students

– Cultural Context: Landscape Urbanism (c) Year 2 / level 5 School of Art and Design – Professional Practice: Landscape and Community (c) – Curation (c) – Sustainable Technology 2 (c) – Ideas to Images (c)

– Self-Publishing (c) Our Degrees Year 3 / level 6 “The course is fantastic – field trips to places such as Bristol and Cardiff have given us the Year 3 / level 6 – Advanced Professional Practice (c) opportunity to actually see examples of a – Cultural Context: Philosophy and Creativity (c) variety of styles of landscape architecture.” – Final Exhibition: Personal Practice 4 (c) – Professional Practice: Landscape – Personal Practice 3 (c) and Community) (c) – Hannah Widders, Landscape Architecture student – Professional Development: – Work by student Jack Waite – Sustainable Technology 3 (c) Portfolio and Funding (c) 45

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Photography: Editorial and Advertising Key Information Photojournalism and Documentary Photography Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) (formerly known as Photography: Editorial and Advertising) Campus Campus Hardwick, Hardwick,

Our Degrees This degree incorporates all forms of still and moving image-making: fashion Cheltenham Join the only photojournalism and documentary photography Creative Cheltenham to food, sports to music, interiors, portraits, cars and travel. You will learn from Skillset-accredited course in the UK. Learn the skills required to get your leading industry professionals and gain high-profile professional contacts. Study options stories noticed as a successful photographer. Work on location with live Study options Full-time/part-time briefs and have the opportunity to assist professional photographers. Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities School of Art and Design Develop your skills and knowledge as a creative – professional photographer UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code W640 – 3 years WP65 – 3 years photographer; build your professional network – picture/photo/social media editor Study a range of exciting modules covering – newspaper and editorial and industry-ready portfolio. You will have photography on location, moving and still photography – image retoucher 112 tariff points 112 tariff points opportunities to travel and collaborate with images, and producing in-depth coverage of – forensic photographer brands*. Previous international destinations – photographic agent/producer communities. You will edit and publish your include Vancouver, Shanghai and Paris. You Typical offers work while being creatively challenged to pitch – picture editor Typical offers following interview following interview will use professional studios, industry-standard Industry experience your projects to your audience. You could – freelance photographer and portfolio: and portfolio: cameras, lighting equipment, darkrooms, Previous guest lecturers include also work on documentary projects abroad*; BBC at A levels, BBC at A levels, digital suites, and software such as Capture art directors from Vogue and GQ recent students have undertaken projects Industry experience DMM at BTEC or use DMM at BTEC or use One Pro, Photoshop and Premiere Pro. as well as photographers Nick in Palestine, the Philippines and Nepal. You Professional practice is a core part a combination of a combination of Knight, Chris Floyd and David will be taught in dedicated teaching spaces of the degree. Students gain work your qualifications your qualifications Typical modules Eustace. Our students have using our own digital suite, darkrooms, studios experience with industry; placement to achieve 112 and the latest industry-standard cameras. to achieve 112 See webpage for full listings. undertaken work placements examples include the Associated tariff points tariff points with Superdry, Vogue (UK), The Press, The Daily Mail, The Times, Observer Magazine, All Saints, Typical modules Magnum Photos, Photofusion, Year 1 / level 4 Start date Start date Gallery Vassie and The Guardian. See webpage for full listings. South West News and WaterAid. September 2019 September 2019 – Introduction to Professional Photography Accreditations / level 4 Accreditations for the Creative Industries (c) Year 1 – Introduction to Moving Image (c) – Digital Camera Skills and Legal (c) – Personal Portfolio (c) – The Photojournalist (c) – Photography: Past and Present (c) – The Photostory (c) Year 2 / level 5 Year 2 / level 5

– Creative Research and Development (c) School of Art and Design – Document: Sustainable Communities (c) – Editorial Photography with Moving Image (c) – Documentary Perspectives (c) – Professional Practice (c) – On Assignment (c) – The Visual Narrative (c)

Year 3 / level 6 Our Degrees Year 3 / level 6

– Landscape: Social and Environmental (c) – Advanced Professional Practice (c) “The course confidently sets you on the road to a – Major Documentary Project (c) – Major Photography Project (c) professional life of photographing your passions.” – Reflections on the Real (c) – The Creative Professional (c) – Emma Chard, Photography: Editorial and Advertising student – Work by student Charli Botha 47

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Visual Communications Key Information BA (Honours) Level 6 Campus Park, Cheltenham

Our Degrees This one-year course is aimed at international students who want to top up their qualifications (Diploma of Higher Education, Foundation degree Study options or equivalent Level 5 certificate) to a full BA (Honours) degree. Full-time

What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code School of Art and Design Building on your existing knowledge and skills, – graphic designer W213 – 1 year you will be introduced to UK study practices and – account manager will also get to pick modules in graphic design, Typical offers: – brand manager illustration and/or advertising to suit your career Applicants should goals. Alongside developing your own creative – moving image designer possess an HND, portfolio, you will learn how to pitch your ideas – advertising creative Diploma of Higher in a professional setting. You’ll be based Education or – illustrator in our state-of-the-art design studios in Foundation degree Cheltenham, which include Apple hardware and Adobe software. Your lecturers Industry experience Start date will all be industry practitioners. Studying in our supportive art September 2019 and design community, you will Typical modules work alongside students from other courses on creative projects, See webpage for full listings. major research and dissertations.

Year 1 / level 6

– Creative Portfolio (o) – Dissertation: Major Research Project (c) – Media and Cultural Theory (c) – Work Placement (o)

“It was good to be able to dip my toes into graphic design and advertising to see what I liked. Real creative directors from McCann Bristol, Publicis London and Havas EHS gave us briefs to work on.” Every year we host a degree show at Hardwick where our students exhibit their – Syaza Abdur Rahman, Visual Communications graduate work in our dedicated gallery space for artists, experts and the wider public

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Accounting and Business Management Key Information Accounting and Finance Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester Our Degrees Gain the skills and knowledge needed to be at the heart of business on Accounting and Financial Management Studies this industry-focused course, which gives you real-world experience and Study options Study options BA (Honours)** professional accreditation. Students may get the opportunity for a free Full-time/part-time Accounting and

The Business School Business The international trip to a destination such as Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.* Finance: full-time/ UCAS Code Focusing on professional practice, you will learn from staff with industry experience part-time and study real-world case studies. You may also have the opportunity to go on a What is this course about? Graduate opportunities NN24 – 3 years Accounting free international trip to a destination such as Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam*. Become a well-rounded professional – management accountant NNF3 – 4 years and Financial understanding both the operations of a – management consultant (with placement) Management business and the finances behind it with this What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Studies: full-time – business planner flexible course. In the first year you’ll gain a 112 tariff points Succeed on a degree that measures up to the – accountant (audit, taxation) – business analyst solid grounding in all aspects of accounting high expectations of all global accountancy – performance management UCAS Code and business before specialising in one or – business strategist Typical offers: bodies, leading to maximum exemptions from F6H3 – 3 years both of those subject areas. This degree also professional exams including ICAEW, ACCA, – investment banker BBC at A levels, G2P2 – 4 years measures up to the high expectations of all CIMA and AIA when you graduate. Gain a solid – financial analyst Accreditations DMM at BTEC or use (with placement) global accountancy bodies, leading to maximum a combination of grounding in all aspects of accounting, from N400 – 3 years exemptions from professional exams including your qualifications financial markets and institutions to the global Accreditations (Accounting ICAEW, ACCA and AIA when you graduate. to achieve 112 business environment. Later in the degree, you will and Financial tariff points choose from a range of specialisations including Typical modules taxation, financial markets, auditing, management Management Studies) See webpage for full listings. Start date accounting, corporate finance and reporting. 112 tariff points September 2019 Typical modules Year 1 / level 4 Typical offers: See webpage for full listings. BBC at A levels, – Introduction to Business Law (c) Year 1 / level 4 DMM at BTEC or use – Introduction to Management Accounting (c) a combination of your qualifications – Introduction to Financial Accounting (c) – Introduction to Quantitative Methods (c) to achieve 112 – The Global Business Environment (c) – Introduction to Management Accounting (c) tariff points – Introduction to Financial Accounting (c) Year 2 / level 5 Start date / level 5 September 2019 Charles brings his Year 2 – Management Accounting (c) experience working with a global consultancy and in – Managing Business Operations (c) accountancy to a course – Management Accounting (c) The Business School – Managing Human Resources (o) aimed at helping you gain the experience, knowledge – Business Law (o) – Marketing Management (o) and accreditations needed – Taxation: Principles and Practice (o) for top-level business roles “I worked with some extremely clever people on Our Degrees Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement my placement. I came back to uni and thought year in year 3) / level 6 “I take very technical concepts and techniques year in year 3) / level 6 ‘I really need to crack on to be in the ring with used in high-level business, and teach them these individuals.’ My lecturers really helped – Building and Sustaining Strategy (c) in a practical and enjoyable way.” – Corporate Financial Reporting (c) me to go from good to great in my final year.” – Corporate Financial Reporting (c) – Strategic Financial Management (c) – Cultural Issues in Management (o) – Charles Afriyie, Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance – Social and Environmental Accounting (o) – David Sargeant, Accounting and Finance graduate

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Business Management Key Information Business and Marketing Management Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester Our Degrees Business Management and Strategy Learn to motivate people in the workplace and discover how to influence Study options customers to purchase products and services in this degree accredited by Study options BA (Honours) Level 6 Full-time/part-time the Chartered Institute of Marketing. You may also have the opportunity Full-time/part-time

The Business School Business The to go on a free international trip to either New York or Milan*. This degree is aimed at making you a confident, skilled business leader UCAS Code UCAS Code who is able to set up or manage a successful organisation. N200 – 3 years What is this course about? Graduate opportunities NN2N – 3 years N101 – 4 years In your first year you’ll gain a solid grounding in – project manager NND5 – 4 years What is this course about? Graduate opportunities (with placement) all aspects of business and marketing including – management consultant (with placement) customer behaviour and the global business In your first year you’ll gain a solid grounding – general business N202 – 2 years environment. You can then specialise in business, – operational researcher in all aspects of business management and management/leadership fast-track 120 tariff points throughout your degree you will hone your skills marketing or both, depending on your career – marketing manager – project manager N20A – 3 years in management. You can make your studies aspirations. If you choose business, you’ll learn – sales manager Typical offers: – logistics manager fast-track (with international with an opportunity to take a free trip about managing people, projects and resources, BBB at A levels, placement) – global organisation manager to destinations such as Hong Kong or New York*. – management consultant finance and HR. If you choose marketing, you’ll DDM at BTEC or use You can top up your HND or diploma to a – operational researcher N211 – 1 year (Business learn how to connect brands and customers. a combination of Management Industry experience full BA honours with our one-year Business – retail manager your qualifications Management and Strategy course**. At the core and Strategy) Typical modules Access expert mentors, work to achieve 120 – sales manager experience and networking of this course you will learn about building and See webpage for full listings. tariff points sustaining strategy and develop specialist business Business opportunities through our management skills in line with your career goals. Management: 120 Growth Hub. The Growth Hub Start date Year 1 / level 4 brings together leading business tariff points September 2019 services in Gloucestershire. Typical modules Business – Customer Behaviour and Analysis See webpage for full listings. Management – Marketing Communications Accreditations and Strategy Year 1 / level 4 typical offers: – Marketing Principles HND, Diploma of – Understanding Business and Financial Information – Introduction to Business Law Higher Education, – Marketing Principles Foundation degree or equivalent (business- Year 2 / level 5 – The Global Business Environment related) of a merit/ distinction standard Year 2 / level 5 – Accounting for Finance and Decision Makers Start date – International Marketing – Managing Business Operations The Business School – Managing Business Operations September 2019 Courtesy of the Citizen – Managing Human Resources – Marketing Management

– Practice of Leadership in Organisation Our Degrees “I had a placement year at IBM in New York and Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement “We surveyed Kitchen Garden Foods’ target Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement from that I started a summer internship. I’d highly year in year 3) / level 6 audience to get their opinions on the product year in year 3) / level 6 recommend a placement year for that real-world and packaging. We collected the data, analysed experience and also to develop yourself as a person.” – Building and Sustaining Strategy it and created a presentation for senior staff.” – Building and Sustaining Strategy – How Brands Work

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Digital Marketing Key Information Events Management Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester

Our Degrees Design effective marketing solutions for real-world campaigns and gain a Chartered Making the most of our unrivalled location in the festival county of Institute of Marketing accredited degree, recognised by major employers. Study options Gloucestershire, unlock your creative potential and gain the skills and Study options Full-time/part-time understanding you need to run successful events on all scales. Full-time/part-time

The Business School Business The What is this course about? Graduate opportunities You will explore subjects such as customer – social media manager UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code N501 – 3 years N822 – 3 years behaviour, marketing principles and the global – digital marketing manager You can tailor the course to match your interests – events management business environment in your first year. You N500 – 4 years and career goals, selecting modules to focus fast-track (with – digital acquisition manager – events operations can then specialise and tailor your degree to (with placement) on one of our four specialisms: business, sports, placement) – festival management your interests. You will also become well versed – digital marketing executive celebratory or music events. You will use N820 – 4 years in omni-channel marketing, Google Analytics – e-commerce marketing manager 120 tariff points industry-standard software for event planning – weddings and celebratory (with placement) and Markstrat, the world’s leading marketing and be supported to develop a professional events management – digital marketing officer simulation software. You’ll also cover competitor Typical offers: portfolio with work experience embedded in – creative events design 112 tariff points analysis, sales and distribution strategies, and – digital communications analyst every year of study. There are also national BBB at A levels, – events account manager research and development. Learn to understand – digital analyst DDM at BTEC or use and international field trip opportunities*. Typical offers: the unique challenges of marketing to different a combination of BBC at A levels, Industry experience cultures, exploring the role of marketing strategy Accreditations your qualifications Typical modules DMM at BTEC or use in the effective development of an organisation. Students have undertaken work to achieve 120 See webpage for full listings. a combination of tariff points placements at Silverstone, BMW, your qualifications IBM, Cheltenham Festivals, Typical modules / level 4 to achieve 112 Year 1 O2 Arena, Marriott Hotels and See webpage for full listings. Start date tariff points Resorts and many more. September 2019 – Live Events Management (c) Start date Year 1 / level 4 – Marketing and the Experiential Consumer (c) Accreditations September 2019 – Principles of Events Management (c) – Customer Behaviour and Analysis (c) Related courses – Marketing Principles (c) Year 2 / level 5 Hotel, Resort

– The Global Business Environment (c) and Events Management p60 – Creative Event Design (c) / level 5 Membership Sport Business Year 2 – Live Event Production (c) Association for Events Management p67 – Planning Music and Cultural Events (o) Management Education – e-Interactivity and Social Media (c)

– e-Marketing (c) Former buyer in Year 3 / level 5 (if taking the 4-year option – if the fashion industry – International Marketing (o) taking the fast-track 3-year option, placements The Business School Fellow of the Higher will be integrated with studies during year 2) Education Academy Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement “Learning to use event management software year in year 3) / level 6 – Professional Placement** Our Degrees “Marketing is a form of communication which is a brilliant opportunity that most entering the is becoming increasingly complex in this digital Year 3 / level 6 industry haven’t had – when I went on placement, – Campaign Planning (o) age. Therefore to be able to create, evaluate I was ready to work and excel. I’m now working on – Strategic Marketing (c) luxury events and as a fundraising consultant.” and interpret key messages is invaluable.” – Contemporary Issues in Events Management (c) – How Brands Work (c) – Event Design and Production (c) – Rachel Vieira, Academic Course Leader in Marketing and Retail – Strategic Event Creation (c) – Sophie Redgrave, Events Management graduate 59

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Hotel, Resort and Events Management Key Information Hotel, Resort and Tourism Management Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester

Our Degrees Explore the creative challenges of events management and develop your The course will prepare you to work as a manager in the global hospitality and professional expertise within the hotel and resort sector. Make your degree Study options tourism sectors. You will learn from staff with industry and research experience Study options international with overseas professional placement opportunities. Full-time/part-time and will have options to participate in international field trips* and placements. Full-time/part-time The Business School Business The What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code Alongside developing key management skills, – business events management N990 – 4 years Learn how to develop and manage – events management N99A – 4 years (with placement) (with placement) you will gain knowledge and experience through – celebratory events management outstanding customer experiences. Be – events operations academic and practical modules, with field taught by expert practitioners and hear visits bringing your studies to life. You will also – hotel and resort management 112 tariff points from industry guest lecturers who will share – festival management 112 tariff points be trained to use the latest industry software. insights into innovative management in – weddings and celebratory Industry experience Typical offers: the hotel, resort and tourism business. events management Typical offers: Typical modules Work placements are embedded BBC at A levels, – creative events design BBC at A levels, DMM at BTEC or use DMM at BTEC or use See webpage for full listings. in every year of study. We have Typical modules – events account manager a combination of a combination of connections with O2 Arena, See webpage for full listings. Silverstone, BMW, Cheltenham your qualifications your qualifications Year 1 / level 4 Festivals, Marriott Hotels and to achieve 112 Industry experience to achieve 112 Resorts (USA), Sea Pines tariff points Year 1 / level 4 Work placement opportunities tariff points – Hotel Operations Management (c) Resorts (USA) and IBM. include roles at Cosmos Holidays, Start date Gullivers Sports Travel, Marriott Start date – International Cultural Contexts (o) – Hotel Operations Management (c) Hotels and Resorts (USA), the Accreditations September 2019 – International Cultural Contexts (o) September 2019 – Live Events Management (c) Natural History Museum, Q Hotels – Marketing and the Experiential Consumer (c) Foundation option – Marketing and the Experiential Consumer (c) and Smoke Tree Ranch (USA), (one additional – Tourism in the World (c) Riverside Adventure Centre and year) available for Sea Pines Resorts (USA). Year 2 / level 5 international students Year 2 / level 5 Accreditations – The Dining Experience (c) Membership – Planning Celebratory and Special Events (o) Association for Events – Hotel Revenue Management (c) Management Education – Live Event Production (c) – Managing Cultural Diversity (c) – Managing Cultural Diversity (c) – The Dining Experience (c) – Travel Retail and Tour Operations (c) Year 3 / level 5 Membership Year 3 / level 5 Association for Events

– Professional Placement* Management Education The Business School – Professional Placement (c)** Year 4 / level 6 Year 4 / level 6 “I did my placement year at a Forbes’ Our Degrees – Contemporary Issues in Events Management (c) Four-Star, AAA Four Diamond hotel in – International Hotel and Tourism Management (c) – Entrepreneurship (c) South Carolina, USA. Everything we did on – Event Design and Production (c) – International Hotel and Tourism Management (c) the course related to the real world.” – Strategic Resort and Spa Management (o) – Strategic Communications (o) – Our students have organised pop-up events – Strategic Resort and Spa Management (o) – Sara Paterson, Hotel, Resort and Tourism Management graduate

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International Business Management Key Information Law Key Information BA (Honours) LLB (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester

Our Degrees International Business Studies Explore the fundamental principles of law in England and Wales on a qualifying law degree recognised by both the Solicitors BA (Honours)** Study options Study options Full-time/part-time Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board. Full-time/part-time The Business School Business The We have two unique pathways for you to develop into a global UCAS Code UCAS Code business leader, depending on your circumstances. What is this course about? Graduate opportunities NN12 – 3 years You will gain a solid grounding in key areas such – solicitor M102 – 4 years (with placement) What is this course about? Graduate opportunities NN1F – 4 years as the English and Welsh legal system, contract – barrister (with placement) law, criminal law and property law. You can M100 – 3 years Studying International Business Management – project manager also specialise in a range of subjects, including – prison officer N120 – 3 years M101 – 2 years (or International Business Studies for – logistics manager family law and human rights, depending on – probation officer (International fast-track non-native English speakers), you will gain your area of interest. Learn how to argue a – management consultant Business Studies) a solid grounding in all aspects of business case effectively in court and interview clients, – operational researcher Industry experience 120 tariff points management on an international scale. You benefiting from simulated trials and tribunals. may also have the opportunity to go on a free International As well as having the opportunity Many of our law students choose to Typical offers: international trip*. If taking International Business Accreditations Business to go on a free trip to various Management, you can take the four-year route Management/ pursue a career in law, but many use their international courts in Europe*, you BBB at A levels, with a year on placement, gaining invaluable Studies: 120 training to go into business. So, whether can apply your learning to real-life DDM at BTEC or use experience and building your network. tariff points in the courtroom or boardroom, our law problems by volunteering in our a combination of degree can make you career ready. innovative law clinic. Supervised your qualifications Typical modules Typical offers: by fully qualified solicitors, to achieve 120 you’ll gain invaluable experience See webpage for full listings. BBB at A levels, Typical modules tariff points DDM at BTEC or use See webpage for full listings. helping real people with free legal Year 1 / level 4 a combination of advice on a range of subjects. Start date your qualifications Year 1 / level 4 September 2019 to achieve 120 Accreditations – Introduction to Business Law tariff points Solicitors Regulation Authority – The Global Business Environment – Constitutional and Administrative Law (c) Bar Standards Board – Understanding Organisations Start date – Contract Law (c) September 2019 – Legal Method and Skills (c) Year 2 / level 5 Year 2 / level 5 – Managing Business Operations – Managing Human Resources – Criminal Law (c)

– Managing International Business – EU Law (c) The Business School

Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement – Property Law (c) year in year 3) / level 6 Our Degrees “I started my £2.5 million digital marketing and Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement “I can’t speak highly enough of the tutors on the year in year 3) / level 6 – Building and Sustaining Strategy lead generation business from my lounge after degree – as they were all practising lawyers, their – Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship I graduated. The university helped me realise lectures were always practically focused. Without – Equity and Trusts (c) them I would not have done as well as I have.” – The Context of International Business I wanted to build something for myself.” – Human Rights (o) – Media and Entertainment Law (o) – Tom Parling, International Business Management graduate – Luke Nelson, Law graduate

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Law with Business Key Information Law with Computing Key Information LLB (Honours)* LLB (Honours)* Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester,

Our Degrees Graduate with a qualifying law degree while also gaining the wider knowledge This brand new degree gives you a qualifying law degree and the specialist computing and Park, and skills to support your career development in a business environment. Study options expertise and knowledge to work in the complex environment of information technology Cheltenham Full-time/part-time (IT) law. You will learn from experienced legal professionals and computing experts.

The Business School Business The What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Study options Based at our brand new Business School at – solicitor UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Full-time/part-time Oxstalls, Gloucester, this course will teach M103 – 3 years Based between our brand new Business – solicitor – corporate lawyer UCAS Code you the foundations of law while also giving M104 – 4 years School at our Oxstalls campus in Gloucester – executive – cyber law expert you the business management expertise to (with placement) and our dedicated computing suite at Park M105 – 3 years – cyber security analyst apply your learning to a business context. – business law consultant in Cheltenham, this degree offers the perfect M106 – 4 years Learning from legal and business professionals, 120 tariff points balance between learning the foundations – IT lawyer (with placement) you can tailor your experience with optional Industry experience of law and gaining the specific knowledge modules while also working with real There are placement opportunities Typical offers: needed to work in the ever-evolving climate Industry experience 120 tariff points companies looking to grow and develop. throughout the course and you BBB at A levels, of IT law, dealing with new technologies and There are placement opportunities

can take the four-year sandwich DDM at BTEC or use the subsequent challenges to cyber security. throughout the course and you Typical offers: Typical modules option which offers a full year a combination of can take the four-year sandwich BBB at A levels, See webpage for full listings. in industry. You will also get your qualifications Typical modules option which offers a full year DDM at BTEC or use involved with our innovative law to achieve 120 See webpage for full listings. in industry. You will also get a combination of tariff points your qualifications Year 1 / level 4 clinic, offering real advice to involved with our innovative law to achieve 120 clients on a range of issues. Year 1 / level 4 clinic, offering real advice to Start date clients on a range of issues. tariff points – Contract Law (c) September 2019 – Legal Method and Skills (c) – Computers and Security (o) Start date – The Global Business Environment (c) – Constitutional and Administrative Law (c) September 2019 – Contract Law (c) Year 2 / level 5 – Legal Method and Skills (c)

– Criminal Law (c) Year 2 / level 5 – Managing Business Operations (c) – Managing International Business (o) – Criminal Law (c) – Property Law (c) – EU Law (c) – Managing the Security of Information (o) Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement – Property Law (c) The Business School year in year 3) / level 6 Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement / level 6 – Corporate Accountability (o) year in year 3) Our Degrees – Employment Law (o) – Equity and Trusts (c) – Advanced Topics in Technology and Innovation (o) – Understanding Strategy (c) – Equity and Trusts (c) – Information Technology Law (o) – Take part in our law clinic, offering real advice to real clients – Media and Entertainment Law (o) – Our law clinic will see you working with legal professionals

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Marketing, Advertising and Branding Key Information Sport Business Management Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours)* Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Oxstalls, Gloucester Combine your passion for sport with developing business management Our Degrees Master the art of persuasion by working with real clients in advertising and gain a expertise and gain vital industry experience with a professional placement. Chartered Institute of Marketing accredited degree, recognised by major employers. Study options Study options Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Full-time/part-time The Business School Business The What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Sport has never had a higher profile with – professional sport clubs UCAS Code UCAS Code You will learn how to pitch to clients, manage the – digital marketing manager international sporting events, recreational – sport marketing departments creative process and deliver on brief, which will N56C – 3 years activities and competitive sport prioritised N870 – 3 years – head of creative – sport event companies prepare you perfectly for the working world. You N5P1 – 4 years on political agendas. Sports industry experts fast-track (with – advertising manager will explore subjects such as consumer behaviour, (with placement) and field trips to sporting venues will help – sport venues placement) marketing communications and the global business – communications manager you to develop your understanding of – sport tour operators N871 – 4 years environment in your first year. You can then – brand manager 120 tariff points management challenges through real-life (with placement) specialise and tailor your degree to your interests – sport development agencies – marketing manager case studies. You’ll learn the core business with subjects such as luxury brand management, Typical offers: management themes, including marketing, 112 tariff points services marketing and the advertising agency. BBB at A levels, finance, facility operations, project and event Industry experience Accreditations As well as theory, you’ll learn intellectual DDM at BTEC or use management, and how to manage people. Extended professional placements Typical offers: thinking, including decision making, problem a combination of have recently included Barbury BBC at A Levels, solving, generating and interpreting information, your qualifications Typical modules Shooting School, Gloucestershire DMM at BTEC or use communicating and defending ideas against to achieve 120 See webpage for full listings. Football Association, Gullivers a combination of scrutiny. These are essential skills for marketing. tariff points Sports Travel, Huddersfield Town your qualifications You may also have the opportunity to go on a Year 1 / level 4 Football Club, Ibis Golf and Country to achieve 112 free trip to the marketing capital that is Milan*. Start date Club (USA), Mark Johnston tariff points September 2019 – Sport Business Management (c) Racing, O’Neill Surf Academy Typical modules – Marketing Principles (c) (New Zealand), PGL Travel Ltd Start date See webpage for full listings. – Business and Financial Information (c) and Sussex County Cricket Club. September 2019 – Professional Development for Sport Managers (c) Year 1 / level 4 Related courses Year 2 / level 5 Events Management p59 – Customer Behaviour and Analysis (c) – Professional Sport Business (c) Business – Marketing Communications (c) – Live Event Management (c) Management p56 – Marketing Principles (c) – Risk Management and Legal Issues (c) – Sporting Venues and Service Operations (c) Year 2 / level 5 Year 3 / level 5 (if taking the 4-year option – if – e-Marketing (c) taking the fast-track 3-year option, placements The Business School – International Marketing (o) will be integrated with studies during year 2) “You can tailor the course to what you want to do.

– Persuasive Advertising (c) Our Degrees “The knowledge I picked up on my work placement – Professional Placement** I’ve been doing everything on my placement, from Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement at O2 was the main reason I got my graduate job at Year 3 / level 6 admin to selling corporate packages and coaching year in year 3) / level 6 Vodafone. Our lecturers were great – they were so people in shooting, and while here I’m taking my approachable and open about discussing concepts.” – Strategic Sport Business Management (c) nationally recognised instructor qualification.” – Campaign Planning (c) – Entrepreneurship (c) – Sport Policy and Strategy (c) – How Brands Work (c) – Ollie Carrier, Marketing graduate – Jessica Allan, Sport Business Management student

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year inyear 3)/level 6 Year 3(year 4ifyou take aplacement Year 2/level 5 Year 1/level 4 76 www.glos.ac.uk/cot (Level 6) www.glos.ac.uk/ – Secure Coding (o) – Advanced Database Systems (o) – Advanced Concepts inLanguage(c) – MobileApplication Development (o) – ArtificialIntelligence (o) – AlgorithmsandSoftware Design(c) – Agile Methods (c) – Systems Design andDevelopment (c) – Introduction to Web Development (o) – Introduction to Programming Fundamentals(c) See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules Arduino, drones, Photoshop andRaspberryPi. tools andoperating systems suchasAndroid, labs, you willbeexposed to industry-standard Learning inournew computing suite withdedicated ready portfolio ofyour projects andachievements. professional manner, you willbuildanindustry- HTML5 andCSS. By presenting your work ina low-level languagesincludingC/C++, Java, Python, will develop skillsinavariety ofhighand engineering are thefocus ofthisdegree. You Computing problem solvingandsoftware What isthiscourse about? are acore partofthecourse. MCU CarRallyto hardware platforms andmission-critical software, real business briefs example, developing mobileappsanddesigningamicrocontroller carfor theEuropean Develop advanced technical skillsandprepare aprofessional portfolio. From, for BSc (Honours) Level 6 BSc (Honours) Computing cop top upanexisting qualification. Computing for thosewishingto (Honours) Level 6degree in We alsooffer aone-year BSc Optional top-up year Packard, FujitsuandAccenture. top brands includingHewlett- Recent students have worked with with ourplacement programme. can getaheadstart intheircareer Those onthefour-year BScdegree Industry experience – software project manager – software developer – solutionsarchitect programmer – embeddedsystems developer Graduate opportunities September 2019 Start date Foundation degree. Education or Diploma ofHigher possess anHND, Applicants should typical offers: (Hons) Level 6 Computing BSc tariff points to achieve 112 your qualifications a combination of DMM at BTEC oruse BBC at Alevels, (Hons) typicaloffers: Computing BSc 112 tariffpoints (Level 6) 22D8 –1year (with placement) G406 –4years G400 –3years UCAS Code Full-time/part-time Study options Park, Cheltenham Campus Key Information Year 1/level 4 Year 2/level 5 year inyear 3)/level 6 Year 3(year 4ifyou take aplacement – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules environment usingindustry hardware andsoftware. levels. You willexperiment inahighlysecure designed usingindustry-standard security You willlearninournew dedicated cyber lab, OS andLinux)information security. operating systems security(Windows, Mac physical securityofnetwork components, on industry casestudies, you willstudy the testing secure networks andwebsites. Working ethical hackingthrough hands-onexperience Develop skillsaround penetration testing and What isthiscourse about? and implementsolutionsusingthelatest industry tools andtechniques. to e-commerce andsocialmedia,you willlearnhow to identifysecurity breaches From thecyber environments ofbanksandhigh-securitydigitalenvironments BSc (Honours) Cyber andComputer Security – – – – – – – – Introduction to Web Development (c) Introduction to Programming Fundamentals(c) Computers andSecurity(c) Operating Systems (c) Network Design andConfiguration (c) Ethical HackingandSecurity(c) Cryptography andSecurity(c) Individual Research Project (c) Cyber Security Management(o) and Innovation (o) Advanced Topics inTechnology Advanced Networking andSecurity(c) – PhilippKaradjov, Cyber andComputer Securitystudent tools thatare actually foundintheindustry.” There here, are facilities great andyou use really relevant experienceandboostmy CV. “I washelpedby theuniversity toget some Constabulary andCGI. Packard, Intel, Gloucestershire Zurich Insurance, Hewlett- Aviation, GlaxoSmithKline, Northrop Grumman,GE following businesses: Raytheon, our strong linkswiththe Our students benefitfrom Industry experience – information securitymanagement – systems security – penetration testing Graduate opportunities

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year inyear 3)/level 6 Year 3(year 4ifyou take aplacement Year 2/level 5 Year 1/level 4 78 www.glos.ac.uk/dmw – – – – – – – – – – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules tablets, 4K/3D TVs andquadcopters. Motion, eye tracking, mobiledevices, graphics Suite, andhardware includingOculusRift,Leap CC andAutodesk Entertainment Creation industry-standard software includingAdobe revolutionary mobileexperiences. You willuse software development kitsto produce thenext application programming interfaces and solutions for clients.Getready to delve into exhibitions aswell ascreating custom app of designwork, websites, presentations and Join ahands-ondegree creating portfolios What isthiscourse about? – aswell ascreative designskillssuchasaudio, animation, videoand3Dmodelling. technical aspects–HTML5,PHP/.NET/.NET Core, CSS 3,JavaScript, MySQLandMVC Graduate asawell-rounded mediaorweb developer onthisdegree covering arange of BSc (Honours) Digital MediaandWeb Technologies IT inSociety(o) Individual Research Project (c) Digital 3DEffects (o) Advanced Concepts inWeb Production (o) User Interaction Studies (c) Multimedia Web Development (o) Mobile Application Development (o) 3D Animations for (o) Games Introduction to Web Development (c) Introduction to 3DModelling (o) ProductionGames (o) Digital MediaDesignandDevelopment (c) Accreditations IBM, theNHSandRancon. Interactive, Hewlett-Packard, such asAthena Web Design,GOSS Our students work withcompanies Industry experience – new mediamarketing – 2Dand3Danimator – juniorweb developer – UX designer – rich-mediadeveloper Graduate opportunities

September 2019 Start date tariff points to achieve 112 your qualifications a combination of DMM at BTEC oruse BBC at Alevels, Typical offers: 112 tariffpoints (with placement) G451 –4years G450 –3years UCAS Code Full-time/part-time Study options Park, Cheltenham Campus Key Information *Subject to validation. Year 1/level 6 – – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules knowledge ofproduct lifecycle management. design affects reliability anddeepen your summary andpresentation. Understand how learn how to applytheprinciplesofdata planning skills.Develop research skillsand honing your teamwork, communication and manufacturing students ongroup projects, practice. Work withotherengineeringand industry requirements for modernengineering companies, thiscourse isdesigned to meet Gloucestershire engineeringandmanufacturing Developed inconjunction withleading What isthiscourse about? experience orengineeringqualification andapplyingnew learninginthe workplace. Learn whileyou earnwiththisflexible part-time course, buildingon your previous BEng (Honours) Level 6* Innovative Engineering Systems Engineering (c) Product Design andDevelopment (c) Embedded Systems andSensors(o) Data Acquisition (o) – mechatronics – computer-integrated – CAD/CAM – product design – designengineer – systems engineer Graduate opportunities manufacturing

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year inyear 3)/level 6 Year 3(year 4ifyou take aplacement Year 2/level 5 Year 1/level 4 80 www.glos.ac.uk/prd – – – – – – – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules Software includesAdobe CC andSolidWorks. laser cutters, 3Dprinters andCNCequipment. labs andaworkshop withindustrial power tools, into reality. You’ll usededicated studios, computer branding anduser-centred designto turnideas user-centred products. The BAfocuses onform, BSc equipsyou to create technical, functionaland before specialisingintheBAorBScpathway. The sustainable designandcommercial awareness SMART devices, aesthetics, user-centred design, agroundingGain initerative prototyping, What isthiscourse about? the world ofinnovative design,thelatest technology andsociety’s future needs. empowered to embeddigitaltechnology into your designsusinginfluences from Learning from professional product designersandentrepreneurs, you’ll be BA/BSc (Honours) Product Design Individual Research Project (c) Applied Designfor Creative Industries (c) Advanced Concepts inProduct Design(c) Entrepreneurship (c) Innovation andCommercial Design for Sustainability (c) Computer Aided Design(c) and Electronics (c) The FundamentalsofTechnology Creative Skillsfor Design(c) 3D Computer andPrototype Modelling(c) *Additional costs may apply;pleasesee course pageonwebsite. – DrMichelleWilliams, Academic Course Leader, Product Design such astheCheltenhamDesign Academy.” their designs. Ialsoget theminvolved withprojects, “I sitwitheachstudentin thestudioandtalkabout Awards Cafe. aRepair created and Dyson with aworkshop attended also they've Malawi*; in classrooms to design Africa Schools IT with and undertaken internships withSuperdry, have students Our projects. real on based are assignments Our Industry experience – CADdesignermodelmaker – packaging designer – furniture designer – designengineer – industrial designer – product designer Graduate opportunities

September 2019 Start date tariff points to achieve 112 your qualifications a combination of DMM at BTEC oruse BBC at Alevels, Typical offers: 112 tariffpoints (with placement) 416W (BSc) –4years 405W (BSc) –3years (with placement) W241 (BA)–4years W240 (BA)–3years UCAS Code Full-time/part-time Study options Park, Cheltenham Campus Key Information Our computing facilities are constantly beingupdated so you canlearnwiththe latest technologies School of Education University of Gloucestershire 82 with children upto the age ofeight. you develop specialist skillsto work while EarlyChildhoodStudies helps children with specialeducational needs, community work andworking with to tryarange ofactivities,suchas Education degree offers theflexibility necessarily intheclassroom? Our Want to work ineducation butnot schools inGloucestershire andbeyond. through ournetwork ofover 400 you willbenefitfrom real experience experienced teachers andpractitioners, Joining ouractive community of Ofsted intheirlatest report (2015). education was rated Outstanding by Cheltenham since 1847, andourprimary We have beentraining teachers in EDUCATION SCHOOL OF facilities education around our Have alook

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School of Education Matt University of Gloucestershire University Needham

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Check out more about Matt’s story using our app 85 Our Degrees School of Education 87 Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS X300 – 3 years 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September All students an will require DBS check enhanced entry prior to www.glos.ac.uk/edc School Direct) language foreign Graduate opportunities Graduate (PGCE/ training – teacher officer – museum education development – community technician – education therapist – speech and language English as a – teaching experience Industry in, for placements Undertake schools, museums example, workplaces and community taking an optional and consider Gain additional year. placement such as first in areas training Schools and the aid, Forest language system*. Makaton “The course is good as it looks at education from from as it looks at education is good course “The lots of different angles – it opens up various options.” all the can explore so you opportunities student Education Luetchford, – Lauren Education for Change (o) for Education (o) Outside the Classroom Learning and Supervision (o) Coaching Mentoring, (o) and Education Development Community Overcoming Barriers to Progress (o) Progress Barriers to Overcoming (o) in the Digital Era Education Acquisition, Language and Second First (o) and Development Learning (c) Education Researching to Introduction Education Policy (c) Policy Education (c) in Education Themes to Introduction (c) in Education Psychology to Introduction (c) is Education? What – – – – – – – – Education BA (Honours) own your and develop perspectives various from of education world the exciting Explore practice will put theory into within it. You role and education’s world opinions about the as a creative graduating roles, other education-related and in teaching on placements and analytical educator. about? is this course What purposes of the an understanding Develop its relationship and explore of education examine and critically Research with society. including inequality, local and global issues, changing change, climate migration, optional Through societies and disabilities. suit to degree can tailor your modules, you aspirations. and career interests your modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply; please see course page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS X312 – 3 years 104 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels, at BCC or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 104 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September All students an will require DBS check enhanced entry prior to “The great of is the variety “The this course about thing working I love you. find for uni will the that placements filter.” no have they four-year-olds, to with two Early Childhood Studies student – Rhian Miles, Early Childhood Studies Graduate opportunities Graduate manager/teacher – early years support worker – family manager centre – children’s officer – child protection specialist – play experience Industry work enjoyed have Students of education a variety at placements settings, including children’s nurseries, schools, centres, Schools, Forest centres, refuge and team art gallery education outreach. museum education *Additional costs may apply; please see course page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional

Professional Practice in Early Years 3 (c) in Early Years Practice Professional (o) Learning Lifelong (o) Life Health for Early Childhood: Contemporary Issues (c) Issues Early Childhood: Contemporary Promoting Children as Competent Learners (c) Learners as Competent Children Promoting Child (c) and Thinking Creative The (c) and Families Children with Working Promoting Children’s Wellbeing (c) Wellbeing Children’s Promoting Psychology of Childhood (c) Psychology Sociology of Childhood (c) (c) Children to Special Needs: Listening Professional Practice in Early Years 1 (c) in Early Years Practice Professional

– – – – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What captivating with you provides course This your develop to experience modules and real-life surrounding world of the complex knowledge children young and families and influencing placements will complete you Each year, today. settings, and in of early years within a variety to visit early option is an year there final your School settings in Stockholm, and Forest years and achieve employability your Develop Sweden. and child aid first including further qualifications, activities*. during enhancement protection, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Early Childhood Studies Studies Childhood Early BA (Honours) on a course old years eight to up and children with families work to skills the specialist Develop of placement learning in a range Apply your ratings. satisfaction student with exceptional team. and passionate experienced with an qualification settings and gain a recognised www.glos.ac.uk/ecs

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Our Degrees Rated Outstanding by Ofsted in 2015, this degree provides exceptional support and Cheltenham a network of over 400 schools for placement opportunities. You will graduate with a recommendation for the award of qualified teacher status. Study options

School of Education Full-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code Whatever your chosen route, either ages 3–7 – primary school teaching X101 (ages 3–7) (Foundation Stage–Key Stage 1) or 5–11 (Key – subject leader – 3 years* Stage 1–Key Stage 2), you will train to teach all National Curriculum subjects, including – special educational X102 (ages 5–11) PSHCE. You will also gain an understanding of needs co-ordination – 3 years* philosophy for children. You will use specialist – multi-agency work to F2M1 (maths ages equipment and software, including interactive ensure children’s welfare 5–11) – 3 years* whiteboards, SMART, Promethean World and Scratch. You will also choose to specialise in a Teaching experience 120 tariff points particular subject (geography, art, PE, religious You will spend a minimum of 120 studies, ICT, history or primary languages). days in schools and/or early years Typical offers settings during your degree. We following interview: Typical modules offer a range of opportunities, BBB at A levels, See webpage for full listings. from small village schools to DDM at BTEC or use big city academies. You can a combination of your qualifications Year 1 / level 4 also get experience in special educational needs settings. to achieve 120 tariff points – Foundation Subjects 1 (c) Rated Outstanding by Ofsted – English 1 (c) Start date – Mathematics 1 (c) September 2019 – Science 1 (c) All students will require an Year 2 / level 5 enhanced DBS check prior to entry – Foundation Subjects 2 (c) – Mathematics Specialism 1 (c – F2M1 course only) – Foundation Subject Strength one (o)

Year 3 / level 6

– Promoting Inclusion Through “The vast number of placements was simply Understanding Individual Needs (c) outstanding. Also, the lecturers were all enthusiastic – Mathematics Specialism 2 and genuinely passionate teachers themselves.” (c – F2M1 course only) – Foundation Subject Strength 2 (o) – Andrew Shelton, Primary Education graduate Education student Brittany Ring on placement

www.glos.ac.uk/edpk1 www.glos.ac.uk/edpk2 www.glos.ac.uk/edpms *Subject to NCTL allocation. School of Health and Social Care University of Gloucestershire 90 of healthcare professionals. supported by ourstrong community your skillsandresilience whilebeing care homes.You’ll getto develop health organisations to hospitalsand from homeless charitiesandmental placements inarange ofsettings, put your learninginto practice with workers, carers andnurses Learn from experienced social the real world prepare for to helpyou in Gloucester use SkillZONE See how we SOCIAL CARE HEALTH AND SCHOOL OF Social Work BSc(Hons) Social Care BSc(Hons) Management BSc(Hons) Level 6 Community andHealth Francis CloseHall Our HealthandSocialCare Courses BSc (Hons) Nursing (MentalHealth) Nursing (Adult) BSc(Hons) Oxstalls are compulsory, (o) means they are optional.Seethe course map onthecourse webpage for fulldetails. Typical modules: for each course we have listed afew of the modulestypically covered –(c) means they a successful nurseinthe21st century. fundamental knowledge required to be you’ll getto learnthetechniques and your very own versatile clinicalroom, real experience onplacements. Within put theminto practice before gaining you thechance to learnnew skillsand facilities at Oxstalls, Gloucester, give Our brand new nursingteaching New facilities

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University of Gloucestershire of University School of Health and Social Care Social and Health of School School of Health and Social Care University of Gloucestershire 92 Leonora’s story usingour app Check outmore about PROFILE STUDENT – thecourse.” of us toget thebestout push usandencourage tutors, they’re there to ourlecturers and of Seeing thepassion where Iwantedtogo. university, Iknewthat’s atthe interview I hadmy “When Nursing (Adult) student Leonora King, Leonora

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University of Gloucestershire of University School of Health and Social Care Social and Health of School Our Degrees School of Health and Social Care 95 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time Code UCAS 148N – 3 years 112 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels BBC at with one subject in a preferably subject, or science to BTEC DMM at include six units in or social a science subject. A science minimum of five GCSE subjects at above, or C/4 grade including English and mathematics, or equivalent dates Start 2019 September January 2020 Registered general nurse general Registered lecturer and experienced Nightingale Florence Scholar Research www.glos.ac.uk/nur and management Graduate opportunities Graduate – nursing leadership – healthcare – education – research nursing – international experience Industry with placements Gain experience settings, of healthcare in a variety including hospital, community, Learn care. independent and private while environment in a supportive skills. practical gaining essential “If will you choose to become a nurse, you actually be making a difference to people’s feeling.” rewarding is no more – there lives Nursing Subject Leader, Academic Darch, – Dr Joy Driving Change and Innovation (c) Driving Change and Innovation (c) Service and Managing Leading Based Learning: Practice (c) of Practice Consolidation Care of People with Long Term Term with Long of People Care (c) Conditions and Complex Managing Based Learning: Practice (c) Risk in Practice (c) Decision Making Shared Fundamentals of Person Centred Centred Fundamentals of Person (c) in Practice Care and Physiology of Anatomy Foundations (c) Support Clinical Practice to Applying Based Learning: Practice (c) Base in Practice the Evidence – – – – – – Nursing (Adult) (Adult) Nursing BSc (Honours) with the experience you provides nursing degree new Our innovative Gain of the future. nurse a graduate become and opportunities to healthcare. within the heart of Gloucestershire's experience about? is this course What the Nursing and Midwifery by Approved on a focus will see you this course Council, giving year, each aspect of nursing different to lead and manage the confidence you year), the (first as a practitioner yourself and the year) (second deliver you care year). in (third work you that service modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS 2D32 – 1 year offers: Typical Applicants should an HND, possess Diploma of Higher or Education in degree Foundation subject in a relevant health or social care, DBS and an enhanced date Start 2019 September “Learning how to skills and understanding And it is so important. life, apply them in real the from support the ongoing then having after graduating is wonderful.” university Community and Health Management graduate Community Rogers, – Grace Graduate opportunities Graduate leader – team manager – frontline study postgraduate to – progression experience Industry complete to the option will have You part of as a key placement a work worked have Students studies. your occupational NHS community for and Trust the Brandon therapy, Centre. the Dean Neurological Accreditations

Introduction to Finance and Information (c) and Information Finance to Introduction (c) Practice Leadership to Introduction (c) Management Project Influences on Health and Social Care (o) on Health and Social Care Influences

www.glos.ac.uk/chm – – – – What is this course about? is this course What study with academic is flexible, course This can use your You work. around being delivered to will help you or we employment, current of a Instead work placement. find a suitable a management will complete you dissertation, with other management- together that, project demonstrate to modules, will enable you focused 5 in Leadership Level at a CMI diploma for credit Framework). and Management (QCF modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Community and Health Management and Health Community 6 Level BSc (Honours) or Diploma in a health or Higher National degree a Foundation completed have If you a management to career current your progress looking to are subject and you social care and business. social care in health, experience blend of the perfect offers degree this role,

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Nursing (Mental Health) Key Information Social Care Key Information BSc (Honours)* BSc (Honours) Campus Campus Oxstalls, Gloucester Francis Close Hall,

Our Degrees Develop the skills and knowledge to become a registered mental health nurse upon This creative programme will equip you to become a specialist in one of two social care Cheltenham graduation while being supported to care for yourself while caring for others. Study options areas: adult or mental health. Develop your skills in our practical learning environment. Full-time/part-time Study options What is this course about? Graduate opportunities What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Full-time/part-time Designed in collaboration with the 2gether NHS – mental health nursing and care UCAS Code In the first year you will learn about the ethics, – specialised social care worker UCAS Code Foundation Trust, this course will provide you with B760 – 3 years – healthcare leadership responsibilities and roles of social care. The – social care management B203 – 3 years (Adult) experience and confidence, with an emphasis on or management second year will see you develop skills for leadership and shaping a ‘culture of care’. The first 112 tariff points – international charity worker B20S – 4 years (Adult) – education your specific pathway (tailoring your degree School of Health and Social Care year will see you learning the fundamental skills with specialist elective modules), while in the – entrepreneur (with placement) Typical offers: for mental healthcare while learning to lead and final year you will explore your role as a leader B22S – 3 years manage yourself, the second will consider leading Industry experience BBC at A levels in social care settings, with an emphasis on Industry experience (Mental Health) and managing care, and the third leading and As well as teaching by experienced with one subject innovation, entrepreneurship and creating new B23S – 4 years managing your service to develop your abilities nurses and healthcare professionals, preferably in a You will spend 25% of your degree types of services and new roles in social care. (Mental Health) to lead a team and drive service innovation. placements and practice-based science subject, DMM on placement and in your first year learning are integral parts of you may achieve the equivalent (with placement) at BTEC to include six Typical modules Typical modules the course. From community- units in a science or of a Care Certificate. Supported See webpage for full listings. 90 tariff points See webpage for full listings. based recovery teams to acute social science subject. by your tutors, you will be able to put theory into practice and mental health hospitals, you will A minimum of five Typical offers: Year 1 / level 4 get the opportunity to put your Year 1 / level 4 develop the skills you’ll need subjects at GCSE CCC at A level, MMM learning into practice while you for a career in social care. grade C/4 or above, at BTEC or use a study, all while being supported – Foundations of Anatomy and Physiology to include English – Approaches to Social Care (c) combination of by our dedicated staff. to Support Mental Health Practice (c) and mathematics, – Human Physiological and your qualifications – Practice-based Learning 1: or equivalent. You Psychological Needs (c) to achieve 90 Foundations of Essential Skills (c) will also need a tariff points. successful DBS check – Interpersonal Skills Supporting Social Care (c) – Practice-based Learning 2: Applying prior to enrolment – Introductory Work Placement (c) All applicants require the Evidence Base in Practice (c) a clear enhanced DBS and a minimum Start dates Year 2 / level 5 Year 2 / level 5 of grade C/4 in September 2019 GCSE mathematics January 2020 – Adult Social Care and placement School of Health and Social Care – Care of People with Complex and and English. Some (c – Adult pathway) Diverse Mental Health Conditions (c) candidates may – Mental Health Social Care and placement be invited for a – Practice-based Learning 3: (c – Mental Health pathway) selection interview Managing Risk in Practice (c) – Mentoring (o) – Practice-based Learning 4: Leading Start date – Skills Development in Support of Social Care (c) and Managing Care in Practice (c) “We are excited about the collaboration with September 2019 the university to deliver this innovative degree, Year 3 / level 6 Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement Our Degrees which we believe will equip future Registered year in year 3) / level 6 “I came to uni to get pushed out of my comfort zone – the placements have done – Leading and Managing Healthcare Service (c) Mental Health Nurses with the skills and that. The lecturers use their real experiences compassion they require to meet the mental – Aspiring Futures and Employability (c) – Practice-based Learning 5: Leading in social care to give us confidence.” and Managing Service (c) and physical healthcare needs of the nation.” – Entrepreneurship and Innovation – Practice-based Learning 6: Consolidation for Service Improvement (c) of Mental Health Practice (c) – Chris Betteridge, Lead Nurse for Pre Reg Nurse Ed, Preceptorship – Managing and Leading Others (c) – Charlotte Cutler, Social Care student

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Social Work Key Information BSc (Honours) Campus Francis Close Hall,

Our Degrees Study on a social work degree programme recognised by the Health and Care Cheltenham Professions Council (HCPC). Once you have graduated, you will be eligible to apply through the HCPC to become a registered social worker. Study options Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code You will be taught by qualified social workers – social worker L502 – 3 years with a variety of backgrounds, committed – support worker to giving you real-world experience. The School of Health and Social Care course adopts a blended learning approach – volunteer coordinator 104 tariff points with group work, presentations, debates and – care home manager Typical offers interviews. Placements are a core element, with – charity officer following interview: supportive practice opportunities to enhance your learning. The course uses the experiences BCC at A levels, Industry experience of service users and carers, who support the DMM at BTEC or use teaching, learning and assessment of students. This course has strong links with a combination of statutory social work teams and your qualifications third-sector agencies from voluntary, to achieve 104 tariff Typical modules charitable and independent sectors. points. You will See webpage for full listings. also need a clear Accreditations enhanced DBS check Year 1 / level 4 Start date – Ethics, Equality and Diversity (c) September 2019 – Introduction to Professional Social Work (c) – Law and Social Policy (c) – Social Work Skills, Methods and Interventions (c)

Year 2 / level 5

– Balancing Rights, Risks and Responsibilities (c) Qualified in 2006 and a registered social worker – Evidence Based Practice and and senior practitioner Research Methods (c) Produces specialist – Managing Self in an Organisational Context (c) assessments for child and family-focused social – Substance Use and Misuse (c) work teams

Year 3 / level 6 “It’s challenging supporting individuals and families in need. My students will go – Children, Young People and Families (c) on to help change people’s lives for the – Professional Identities within better – how many people can say that?” Integrated Services (c) Social Work students working on a – Social Work with Adults (c) – David Hambling, Academic Course Leader and Senior Lecturer, scenario at SkillZONE, Gloucester – Social Work and Mental Health (c) Social Work

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If you study any of our English, Creative Writing, History or Religion, Philosophy and Ethics courses, then you could find yourself in the UNESCO World Heritage Centre Our Liberal and Performing Arts Courses of Córdoba, Spain.* Explore Roman, Arabic and Christian sites and be inspired by the city’s ancient heritage while touring with published experts, authors and poets.

As well as being based in their very own Performing Arts and Events Centre at School of Liberal and Performing Arts our Oxstalls campus, our dance, drama and performing arts students get to visit and perform in such places as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and New York City.* University of Gloucestershire

Francis Close Hall Oxstalls Check out our Creative Writing BA (Hons) Dance BA (Hons) Performing English BA (Hons) Drama and Performance Arts and Events English and Creative Practice BA (Hons) centre at Oxstalls, and Level 6 Gloucester UK Writing BA (Hons) English Literature and Performing Arts BA Creative Writing BA (Hons) (Hons) and Level 6 History BA (Hons) Religion, Philosophy 101 and Ethics BA (Hons) Typical modules: for each course we have listed a few of the modules typically covered – (c) means they are compulsory, (o) means they are optional. See the *Additional costs may apply; please see course pages on website. course map on the course webpage for full details. 102 STUDENT PROFILE

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Creative Writing Key Information Dance Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Francis Close Hall, Oxstalls, Gloucester

Our Degrees Be mentored by professional authors who will help you find your creative voice. See Cheltenham Develop your dance techniques, performance, choreography and teaching skills while your work performed by actors in a staged reading, and get published in our student-led exploring the importance of dance in culture and society. Alongside core modules, we offer Study options magazine, Show Don’t Tell, as well as our annual paperback anthology. Study options technique classes in ballet, jazz, tap, commercial and contemporary dance, and improvisation. Full-time Full-time/part-time UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code 72B0 – 3 years Become a well-rounded writer in the three core – author This degree is rooted in the experiential study – dancer W800 – 3 years areas – prose, poetry and dramatic writing – of dance, with a strong emphasis on teaching, – playwright – choreographer 120 tariff points before specialising in your chosen strand. Receive performing and technical training. The degree – journalist 112 tariff points – dance teacher/practitioner feedback in supportive workshops and learn has a number of important strands that support Typical offers – blog writer – dance therapist about how to get published. You will benefit from the development of a well-rounded dancer:

School of Liberal and Performing Arts and Performing School of Liberal Typical offers: following audition: industry links with the Parabola Arts Centre, the – publisher dance performance, improvisation and the Everyman Theatre and literary agency Johnson & BBC at A levels, imagination, choreography, teaching practices, BBB at A levels, Alcock, which judges our novel-writing contest. DMM at BTEC or use dance health and wellbeing, and the study of DDM at BTEC or use Cheltenham is home to its famous literature festival, a combination of dance in diverse cultures and historical periods. a combination of which attracts writers, journalists, philosophers and your qualifications As you progress through the degree you will find your qualifications to historians from around the globe. The university to achieve 112 out where your passion lies and can specialise achieve the required also sponsors Cheltenham Poetry Festival and tariff points in teaching, performing or choreography. 120 tariff points you can join the Creative Writing Society. Following the compulsory first-year modules, Start date Start date you can tailor the course to match your September 2019 September 2019 Typical modules ambitions. You can also achieve ISTD dance awards and diplomas alongside your degree*. See webpage for full listings.

Typical modules Year 1 / level 4 See webpage for full listings. – Dramatic Writing Fundamentals (c) Year 1 / level 4 – Poetry: Foundations and Legacies (c) School of Liberal and Performing Arts – Prose Fundamentals (c) – Commercial Dance (c) – Modern Dance (c) Year 2 / level 5 – The Healthy Dancer (c) – Advanced Drama (o) Year 2 / level 5 Published author and – Advanced Prose: The Short Story (o) journal contributor – Poetry and Poetics (o) Founding editor of “I’ve been writing since I could pick up a pen – Contemporary Dance and Embodied Practices (c) The Journal of Dance, but I wanted to learn how to do it professionally. – Dance and Cultural Studies (c) Movement and Spiritualities Year 3 / level 6 Our Degrees I came here on an open day and it just clicked; – The Holistic Dance Teacher (c) I was in the right place. I made a real, soulful “It is inspiring to watch the students work – Autobiography, Confession and connection with the lecturers – they aren’t just / level 6 with such curiosity and fascination about the Creative Nonfiction (o) Year 3 lecturers but your friends and fellow writers too.” importance of dance in culture and society.” – Innovation and Taboo: Experimental and Transgressive Writing (o) – Advanced Dance Techniques (o) – Elizabeth McIvor, Creative Writing student – Contemporary Music Theatres (o) – Dr Amanda Williamson, Academic Course Leader, Dance – The Writing Business and Getting Published (o) 105 – Personalising Choreographic Style (o)

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Drama and Performance Practice Key Information English Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus BA (Honours) Level 6 Oxstalls, Gloucester Francis Close Hall,

Our Degrees The English BA offers a choice of pure English literature or a flexible blend of English Cheltenham Study options language, literature and practical communication. It provides tools for detailed linguistic Learn about all aspects of theatre and performance in this vibrant, practical course. Alongside Full-time and literary analysis to reveal insights into self, culture and society. Study options the wide range of specialist performance-focused modules, you’ll benefit from training in Full-time/part-time acting technique, voice, movement, improvisation, stage combat and stage design. UCAS Code What is this course about? Graduate opportunities W40C – 3 years UCAS Code Literature modules explore the greatest works – management and leadership W403 – 1 year Q300 – 3 years What is this course about? Graduate opportunities ever written in English, from traditional classics (Level 6) – publishing and cultural industries This course covers acting and theatre making – actor to transgressive contemporary works that – business/charity communications 112 tariff points from classical plays to innovative contemporary – teacher or lecturer Drama and shake the foundations of our society. Topics – primary or secondary performance. You will also learn about site- Performance Practice include myths and legends, crime fiction, travel

School of Liberal and Performing Arts and Performing School of Liberal Typical offers: specific work, multimedia performance and – director writing, Shakespeare, and American writing. teaching (upon completion BA: 120 tariff points BBC at A levels, acting for camera. In addition to your modules, – arts management, technical Language modules explore the workings, of teacher training) DMM at BTEC or use you’ll have a busy programme of practical theatre, production, film and TV Typical offers history and future of the English language. a combination of skills-training classes to develop your talent. following audition: You can study dialects, language structure, your qualifications Industry experience BBB at A levels, sociolinguistics or ecolinguistics and gain deep insights into gender, media, self and society. to achieve 112 Typical modules You’ll perform regularly at real DDM at BTEC or use tariff points See webpage for full listings. theatres and benefit from our a combination of close links with the BBC, Royal your qualifications to Typical modules Start date achieve the required Year 1 / level 4 Shakespeare Company, Edinburgh See webpage for full listings. September 2019 Fringe Festival and Cheltenham’s 120 tariff points Everyman Theatre. You’ll be taught Level 6 typical offers Year 1 / level 4 – Acting (c) by experienced directors and actors following audition: – Devising into Directing for Performance (c) and have opportunities to go on Applicants should study trips to the USA and Europe*. – Foundations of Drama (o) – Theatre Histories (c) possess an HND, – Myth and Folktales (o) – Theatre Making in a Cultural Context (c) Diploma of Higher Education or – The Power and Magic of Language (o) Year 2 / level 5 Foundation degree – Writing the Self (c) School of Liberal and Performing Arts Start date Year 2 / level 5 – Classical Acting into Performance (c) September 2019 – Contemporary Theatre and Digital Media (c) – Crime Fiction (o) National Teaching Fellow – Physical Theatre, Body and Voice (c) award for teaching Experienced theatre – Language Structure (o) excellence and internationally – Technical Theatre (c) director and runs her recognised for research own touring company – Reason, Revolution and Romanticism (o) in ecolinguistics and Published author on – Victorian Empire and Underworlds (o) ecocriticism Year 3 / level 6 various aspects of theatre and performance Our Degrees Year 3 / level 6 – Acting for Camera (o) “The English BA is transformative. Students “Our course gives students the opportunity to gain the cultural awareness, communication – Creative Drama (c) develop first-rate performance skills and to make – Communication for Leadership (o) skills and confidence to become effective – Contemporary Theatre and Digital real contacts in the professional world of theatre.” and ethical leaders in the future.” Media in Performance (c) – English Dialects (o) – Performing Arts in Education (o) – Modern Drama and Social Change (o) – Dr Elizabeth Swift, Academic Course Leader: Drama – Dr Arran Stibbe, Academic Course Leader, English – Travel Fictions: Narratives of Self and Space (o) 107

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English and Creative Writing Key Information English Literature and Creative Writing Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Francis Close Hall, Francis Close Hall,

Our Degrees This course will help you develop a detailed understanding of the workings of English Cheltenham This distinctive course allows you to shape your degree depending on the area of writing Cheltenham language and literature, gain insights into the society around you through linguistic and and literary study which interests you most, be it drama, prose or poetry. literary analysis, and use words in effective and powerful ways to express your creative voice. Study options Study options Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code Explore and link critical and creative modules – writer/author UCAS Code The course gives you a great deal of freedom – professional author, in ways that suit your individual development QWH8 – 3 years – dramatist/playwright QW38 – 3 years to follow your passions and create your own poet or playwright as a writer and critic. Learn from published blend of English language, literature and academics about topics as varied as Shakespeare – poet – leader or manager 112 tariff points 112 tariff points creative writing. You can focus on prose, poetry, and contemporary writing, and then work with – publisher – communications professional dramatic writing or a combination of the three, professional writers on your own projects. You – journalist

School of Liberal and Performing Arts and Performing School of Liberal Typical offers: Typical offers: and explore a wide range of genres and styles. – publisher can also top up your learning with modules from – primary or secondary You will gain knowledge of the basic building BBC at A levels, other courses. Want to write a historical novel? BBC at A levels, teaching (upon completion blocks of the English language, such as word DMM at BTEC or use Why not study a history module to help you? DMM at BTEC or use of teacher training) choice, grammar, metaphor and rhetoric, and a combination of a combination of your qualifications your qualifications put this knowledge into practice in your writing. Typical modules to achieve the Industry experience to achieve 112 112 tariff points See webpage for full listings. tariff points Typical modules Get involved with our novel-writing contest (judged by literary agency See webpage for full listings. Start date Year 1 / level 4 Johnson & Alcock), be published Start date September 2019 in our anthology, study playwriting September 2019 / level 4 Year 1 – Drama Fundamentals (o) at the Everyman Theatre and perform at the Cheltenham Poetry – Humanities Skills (c) – Poetry: Foundations and Legacies (o) Festival. We have welcomed – Myths and Folktales (o) guest speakers such as Chloé – Prose Fundamentals (c) – Prose Fundamentals (c) Esposito, author of the much – The Power and Magic of Language (o) anticipated ‘bad twins’ trilogy. – The Stories We Live By (c) Year 2 / level 5 School of Liberal and Performing Arts

/ level 5 Year 2 – Modelling Creativity: Theory and Practice (o) – Research and Enquiry (c) – Writing the Novel (o) – The Short Story (o) – Language Structure (o) Professional author and – Victorian Empire and Underworlds (o) finalist in the Lambda – Advanced Drama (o) Literary Award for Debut Fiction, 2012 – Postcolonial Writing (o) Year 3 / level 6

/ level 6 Year 3 – Literature and Nation (o) “I treat my students not as students, but as writers. I Our Degrees really care about creating a safe, fun space for people – Modern Drama and Social Change (o) – The Writing Business and Getting Published (o) “It’s a fantastic combination – the more to share work and also take risks. All good writers – The Writing Business (o) – Innovation and Taboo: Experimental I learn about the English language, the are also good readers so the English Literature side and Transgressive Writing (o) better my prose writing becomes.” – Travel Fictions: Narratives of Self and Space (o) encourages us to be inspired by a variety of things.” – Modern Drama and Social Change (o) – Amy Wright, English Language and Creative Writing student – Lania Knight, Academic Course Leader: English Literature – Communication and Leadership (o) 109 and Creative Writing

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History Key Information Performing Arts Key Information BA (Honours) BA (Honours) Campus Campus Francis Close Hall, BA (Honours) Level 6 Oxstalls, Gloucester

Our Degrees Develop the skills you need to become an independent researcher and critical thinker. Cheltenham Working closely with subject experts, you will develop investigative and analytical skills Study options by exploring the past through a range of sources and historical documents. Study options Based in our purpose-built Performing Arts and Events Centre, you’ll be given Full-time/part-time Full-time/part-time the opportunity to develop acting techniques, strengthen your voice and singing, What is this course about? Graduate opportunities and take dance classes in a variety of styles. UCAS Code This degree focuses on the political, social, – museum or heritage professionals UCAS Code W402 – 3 years economic and cultural history of the modern What is this course about? Graduate opportunities – research V100 – 3 years W401 – 1 year world, from the European discovery of the With frequent live performance opportunities, – performer – politics (Level 6) Americas in 1492 onwards. You will work closely 112 tariff points you’ll gain plenty of experience working in – actor with a range of experts in a number of specialist – journalism professional theatres with industry experts. – dancer Performing Arts BA: School of Liberal and Performing Arts and Performing School of Liberal strands, and develop your skills in investigation, – teaching/academia Typical offers: You’ll benefit from the knowledge of our 120 tariff points analysis and communication. You will get BBC at A levels, lecturers and from working with our partners. – singer hands-on experience of doing historical research DMM at BTEC or use As well as the three-year option, we offer a – teacher Typical offers

and producing exhibitions for the Cotswold a combination of one-year top-up degree for you to turn your following audition: Centre for History and Heritage. You will have your qualifications existing qualification into a full BA Honours degree. Industry experience BBB at A Levels, the opportunity to attend cultural events, and to achieve the DDM at BTEC or use Organisations we work with include study abroad in Europe and North America*. Take 112 tariff points a combination of Typical modules the Royal Shakespeare Company; advantage of our partnerships with Gloucestershire your qualifications the BBC; Motionhouse Dance Archives, the National Trust, the Wilson museum Start date See webpage for full listings. to achieve 120 Company; and the Everyman and gallery, and the Historical Association. September 2019 tariff points Year 1 / level 4 Theatre. We also offer trips to perform and work with top directors Typical modules Level 6 typical offers and actors, alternating each year See webpage for full listings. – Acting Performance (c) following audition: between the Edinburgh Fringe Applicants should – Choreography (c) Festival and New York’s famous Year 1 / level 4 possess an HND, – Singing (c) Broadway, so students studying Diploma of Higher the full three years will get the Education or – Emancipation to Revolution: Russia, 1861–1921 (c) opportunity to visit both*. Year 2 / level 5 Foundation degree School of Liberal and Performing Arts – Democracy, Freedom and Slavery: The USA, 1776–1865 (c) Start date – Contemporary Theatre and Digital Media (o) – Making the Modern World: Themes in History (c) September 2019 – Dance (c) Year 2 / level 5 – Musical Theatre Production (c)

– Victorian Values: Class, Culture, Religion (o) Author of Blues, How Do Year 3 / level 6 You Do? (University of – America and the South after the Civil War (o) Michigan Press, 2015) – Religion, Superstition and Fear in Early Fulbright Elon Scholar – Contemporary Music Theatres (o) Our Degrees Modern Europe, 1540–1640 (o) – Performing Arts in Education (o) “History is not just about learning facts – it’s about – Professional Showcase (c) “With the support of the university, we Year 3 / level 6 investigating and interpreting evidence, articulating can take a show to the Edinburgh Fringe arguments and seeing things differently.” Festival that we’re really proud of.” – Dark Continent: Fascism in Europe, 1914–45 (o) – Thaw to Glasnost: the Soviet Union, 1953–91 (o) – Dr Christian O’Connell, Academic Course Leader, History – Ruby Waghorn, Performing Arts student – Religion, Revolution and Regicide: 111 the British Civil Wars, 1625–60 (o)

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Religion, Philosophy and Ethics Key Information BA (Honours) Campus Francis Close Hall,

Our Degrees From the thinkers of ancient Greece to contemporary philosophy, from the advent Cheltenham of the major religions to postmodern expressions of global religious identity, you will examine a range of perspectives on the purpose and meaning of existence. Study options Full-time/part-time What is this course about? Graduate opportunities UCAS Code This degree is for people who like to think – teaching VV65 – 3 years about what really matters in life. You’ll examine – public relations philosophy as it emerged in ancient traditions 112 tariff points and has developed in the modern age. You’ll – media observe the latest global research on religion – publishing

School of Liberal and Performing Arts and Performing School of Liberal Typical offers: in the digital age and explore the relevance (or – social work and counselling otherwise) of established religious responses BBC at A levels, to contemporary questions. You’ll explore live DMM at BTEC or use research with contemporary scholars across a combination of the world. Recently, students have studied your qualifications how religion is manifesting on the internet with to achieve the experts in Sweden, Canada and Australia. You’ll 112 tariff points be inspired on field trips to locations such as Start date Córdoba, Spain, and Leicester’s Diwali festival*. September 2019 Typical modules See webpage for full listings.

Year 1 / level 4

– Ethical Engagements (c) – Judaism and the Study of Religion (c) – New and Non-Religious Movements (c)

Year 2 / level 5

– Philosophy as a Way of Life (o) – Christianity: Narrative Theology (o) – Islamic Politics and Philosophy (o) “The course taught me how to thoroughly research Year 3 / level 6 the topic at hand, write in a way to stir the reader’s imagination and critically analyse a range of ethical – Buddhism from Gotama to Mindfulness (o) issues with an open mind. It also taught me how to challenge fixed ideas in the world around us.” – Emergent Spiritualities (o) Whether reading original work at the Cheltenham Poetry Festival or performing pop-up plays at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, – Philosophy, Faith, Film and Fiction (o) – Jessica Toogood, Religion, Philosophy and Ethics graduate our students get to take their craft beyond the classroom

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OF MEDIA Our film studios and edit suites have industry-standard cameras, lighting and computers and our brand new TV studio University of Gloucestershire University and gallery are kitted out with the same professional standard equipment used at the BBC. Journalism students use the latest iPhone MoJo kit to record their stories out in the real world, while those studying Animation get hands on with the software and facilities used by the best in the business. And our new music recording studios and rehearsal spaces are packed with top-spec mixing consoles, synthesisers, MIDI controllers and editing software.

Did you know?

– Our music courses are in the top ten in the UK for student satisfaction (Complete University Guide, 2018) – We are a top 20 UK university for career prospects in film production

and photography subjects (Guardian University of Gloucestershire University Guide, 2018)

Our Media courses Based in our expanded and updated School of Media Media Centre at Park, Cheltenham, Park Magazine Journalism and our students learn from practising Animation BA (Hons) Production BA (Hons) professionals, using the same Media Production BA (Hons) equipment and technology Creative Music Technology as top studios and production BA (Hons) Music Business BA (Hons) companies around the world. Film and Television Production Popular Music BA (Hons) BA (Hons) Level 6 Sports Journalism BA (Hons) Film Production BA (Hons) Television Production BA (Hons) 115 Journalism BA (Hons)

“As soon as I came to university, it just clicked. I don’t know how they’ve done it but they’ve managed to teach me confidence and now I can quite happily interview people in the street. I even asked Hillary Clinton a question at the Cheltenham University of Gloucestershire Literature Festival.”

– Jade Padam, Journalism student School of Media

Check out more about Jade’s story using our app 117 Our Degrees School of Media 119 Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years 52W1 112 tariff points offers Typical interview following and portfolio: A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/crt Graduate opportunities Graduate and sound designer – composer – sound recordist sound engineer – live engineer – audio software maker – digital instrument experience Industry secured have Our music students and internships placements work Bros. Warner with the BBC, ITV, as Music, as well and Universal music Gloucestershire-based and Wychwood. 2000trees festivals Advanced Studio Production (c) Production Studio Advanced Media (o) Screen Music and Sound for Arts (o) Music for Live Sound and Broadcast Technologies (c) Technologies Sound and Broadcast Live (c) Techniques Music Production Creative and Systems: Platforms Music and Media (c) for Futures Audio and Studio Technology (c) Technology and Studio Audio (c) Audiovisual (c) Technologies Performance – – – – – – Creative Music Technology Technology Music Creative BA (Honours) the explore to will enable you this course specialists, of industry a team by Designed and emerging by current offered and design opportunities of production full range sector. creative in a growing and innovate compete to Learn technologies. about? is this course What commercial skills in advanced will develop You technology. of music areas and emergent studio music production, Specialise in electronic sound engineering. and live techniques recording design for and sound on composition Focus skills Establish games and animation. film, TV, web development, and hardware in software visual media production. and app design, and music studios, recording in networked Learn dubbing and edit and design labs, production theatres. and screening spaces practice rooms, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years W615 120 tariff points offers Typical interview following and portfolio: A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Worked in animation in animation Worked the BBC, and games for Kids Channel 4, Fox CITV, and Sony on Tweenies, Worked Jellikins and Cat Frankenstein’s Adam Adam Graduate opportunities Graduate – 2D or 3D animator designer – production modeller – CG – compositor artist – layout experience Industry for can submit work Students the world-famous selection to Animated International Annecy and field trips are Film Festival this and other events*. to organised been on recently have Students such with companies placement and Splash as Rumpus in Bristol, and in California, Entertainment The (from Buxton with Adam ). During their final and Joe Show get the will student every year, full-day two attend opportunity to studios the Aardman at workshops staff. Aardman by delivered “I have worked as a 2D and 3D animator, character animator, as a 2D and 3D worked “I have for Dreamworks.” artist designer and storyboard Senior Lecturer, 3D Animation and VFX 3D Animation – Ian Friend, Senior Lecturer, page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional

Animation Business (c) Business Animation (o) Project Experimental Research (c) Project Major Animation 3D Specialisms (o) Animation Industries (c) Industries Animation (c) and Practice Process Animation (o) Effects Visual and Compositing 3D Animation Workflows (o) Workflows 3D Animation Creative Skills Workshop (c) Skills Workshop Creative (c) 2D Animation to Intro (c) 3D Animation to Intro Animation History (c) History Animation

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School of Media of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Media 121 Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS P313 – 3 years 128 tariff points offers Typical interview following and showreel/ portfolio: A levels, ABB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 128 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September course Related Television p128 Production Guest lecturer at the at lecturer Guest of and director university short films and TV several including Misfits productions Humans – series 1 (2013), and and 2 (2015-6) (2017) Broadchurch www.glos.ac.uk/fpr design engineer “The university gave me a really great me a really gave university “The point to push on into the industry starting aspect of every – I love job.” my graduate Arnold, Film Production – Lewis Graduate opportunities Graduate – director – producer artist – visual effects – editor – cinematographer design – production and – sound recording – scriptwriter experience Industry have destinations placement Work Creative the BBC, included Aardman, Cymru. Associate England and Ffilm director include drama lecturers Arnold and documentary Lewis Dryden. Lindsey filmmaker Accreditations Commercial Shorts (o) Commercial (o) Cult Film and Television 1 and 2 (c) Production Scriptwriting 3 (o) Critical Approaches to Film (o) to Critical Approaches Documentary Film (c) Film (c) Narrative (o) Sound Aesthetics Cinematography, Editing and Sound (c) Editing Cinematography, (o) Structure Industry Film Business: Design (c) Production (o) Adobe to FX/Introduction Visual – – – – – – – – Film Production BA (Honours) BAFTA including filmmakers, are active who staff films with make to Learn been screened has whose work nominees winners and Oscar shortlist visit international the opportunity to will have You internationally. Documentary Filmfestival. including the International festivals about? is this course What will learn you course, On this mainly practical and then specialise each aspect of filmmaking Make creativity. individual your while developing gain professional course; stages of the all at films production producing, skills in directing, sound and post- design, cinematography, work skills through and apply your production; modules analysis Film theory and placements. will You work. practical your will contextualise and editing and studio film in a dedicated work standard. – all of a professional suites grading modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply; please see course page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time Code UCAS 558L – 1 year offers Typical interview following and portfolio: Applicants should an HND, possess Diploma of Higher or Education degree Foundation date Start 2019 September courses Related p121 Film Production Television p128 Production Graduate opportunities Graduate – film or TV producer/director – screenwriter – media researcher experience Industry work completed have Students as Guardian The at placements Lottery-funded as National well speakers Guest digital projects. have our annual Media Festival at the from included professionals of Film Classification British Board as as well and Dreamworks, Troughton. Alice BBC director

Ethics, Censorship and Regulation (o) and Regulation Ethics, Censorship (c) Theory Media and Cultural 3 (c) Production Screen Cult Film and Television (o) Cult Film and Television

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School of Media of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Media 123 Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time Code UCAS G5M2 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Currently writes writes Currently titles such for features , OK!, Hello!, Red, as Grazia , Marie Claire Fabulous Telegraph and The magazine showbiz A former years’ with many editor a running experience title best-selling fast-paced, www.glos.ac.uk/mjp and Production Graduate opportunities Graduate – journalist – art editor – designer – social media executive executive – marketing experience Industry who lecturers as having As well journalists, working active are our close ties benefit from you’ll with magazine publishers such as the Media in Bristol, Immediate than 60 brands home of more and Good including Radio Times Skills Week also run a . We Food an industry Challenge judged by editorial strong have panel and we links with all kinds of magazines will You the country. across on a work experience get real year. final in your placement working as journalists for also working our lecturers “With a unique insight the national media, students get beginning.” the very from into the magazine world Magazine Journalism Leader, Course Academic – Anna Pointer, Advanced Magazine Writing and Production (c) and Production Magazine Writing Advanced (o) Promotion Fashion and PR (o) Media Communications (c) Portfolio Professional Advanced Digital Storytelling (c) Digital Storytelling Advanced Journalism (c) Lifestyle Magazines (c) Producing Publishing (c) Design and Layout (c) Design and Layout of Magazines (c) History (c) Media Law Multimedia Magazine Skills (c) – – – – – – – – Magazine Journalism and Production Production and Journalism Magazine BA (Honours) professionals, magazine and media practising and taught by Designed and production journalism practical develop will help you this degree trends. industry recent of the most understanding skills and gain an in-depth about? is this course What in magazine journalism skills key will learn You including design and layout, and production, sub-editing, marketing writing, feature focuses course The strategy. and business a in production on both digital and print and covers marketplace, diversifying rapidly music and sports magazines, fashion, lifestyle, and supplements as newspaper as well will use Mac You publications. specialist software industry and the latest computers dedicated and newsrooms in our studios, room. Magazine Journalism and Production modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years P502 120 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September , they Chronicle, they Bath

Graduate opportunities Graduate – journalist – multimedia producer – presenter – PR or communications – reporter experience Professional work completed have Students with the BBC, ITV News, placements and NME. Times The News, Sky Accreditations “When I did work experience with the ITV West experience with the ITV West “When I did work Country online team and it's an amazing feeling.” work; my published Journalism student – Jade Padam,

Journalism Trends (c) Journalism Trends (c) Newsroom Professional The Autobiography, Confession and Confession Autobiography, (o) Nonfiction Creative Feature Writing (c) Writing Feature (c) Multimedia Newsroom The Advanced Media Law and Ethics (c) Law Media Advanced Radio and Audio Journalism (c) Radio and Audio Journalism (c) TV and Video Law for Journalists (c) Journalists for Law

– – www.glos.ac.uk/jou – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What gathering, writing, news about journalistic Learn and producing video and audio, recording and creating bulletins, TV and radio presenting days and magazines. News digital newspapers hands-on experience exciting you will give will also learn You newsroom. running a busy including career, a freelance manage to how digital portfolio. building an industry-ready studios, include TV and radio Our facilities Burli an Apple Mac suite, multimedia newsrooms, iPhone MoJo software, management newsroom the BBC). (as used by cameras kit and JVC modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Journalism BA (Honours) with skilled practitioners taught by course Join an industry-accredited leading and newspapers national the BBC, ITV, for working experience will be means you with industry Our close contact magazine publishers. such as mobile journalism. developments speed with new up to kept

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School of Media of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Media 125 Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS N291 – 3 years – 4 years N292 (with placement) 120 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/mub and publishers or in the and publishers or in independent sector Graduate opportunities Graduate with major labels – roles management – events/tour management – artist specialist – marketing entrepreneur – music business experience Industry to bring use their networks Staff and opportunities, the latest you work completed have students Music Universal at placements Music UK, Warner Sony Group, Crown Disney, Music Group, Horus Group, and Media Talent will You Music, the BBC and ITV. and events on festivals also work including an annual music tour capital city*. a European to “When Popular Music student Demi Marriner and “When Popular during our tour to Amsterdam, together I worked stations to two successful in getting were we her music.” and promote music Demi’s play student Music Business Thomas, – Gwenllian Group Project: The Production Company (c) Company Production The Project: Group Music Publishing and Rights Management (c) (c) Placement Work Event Management (c) Event (c) Global Ecologies (c) Development and Product Mobile Platforms (c) and Copyright Music Law Mapping the Music Industries (c) Mapping the Music Industries and Analytics (c) Data Marketing, Skills (c) and Broadcast Media Production (c) Music Cultures – – – – – – – Music Business Business Music BA (Honours) and ideas technologies applies leading-edge degree business music contemporary This and globally business, new to approach and entrepreneurial a multi-skilled develop to sustainability. and generation revenue to approaches creative will explore You locally. about? is this course What create events, live run and manage to how Learn launch and and develop online promotions in knowledge Gain specialist music products. emergent arts management, law, music finance, practice. and applied business technologies solutions for market and audience Develop civic and social contexts. music in commercial, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement a placement take 4 if you 3 (year Year 6 3) / level in year year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply; please see course page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS 83P9 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers Typical interview following and portfolio: A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Award-wining, currently currently Award-wining, cinematographer practising Published author and of transmedia producer content and virtual reality Graduate opportunities Graduate – filmmaker and app designer – web director – creative producer – online content professional agency – experience architect – transmedia experience Industry the built into are placements Work essential curriculum, giving you skills and industry real-world for worked have Students contacts. media outlets, high-profile many companies, including production sports agencies, elite creative and start-ups, newspapers teams, digital content. exciting producing “Our course aims to ensure that all our graduates aims to ensure “Our course of ahead years thinking two are their counterparts, in terms of and ideas.” technologies practice, Academic Course Leader: Media Production Leader: Course Academic – James Dalby,

Final Major Project (c) Final Major Project (c) Keynote The 3 (o) Production Screen Body and Media (o) Hybrid Media Lab (c) VFX (o) (c) Development and App Web Sound Principles (o) Digitised Objects (o) Intro to 2D Animation (c) 2D Animation to Intro (c) Production Screen (c) Transmedia Graphics and Stills (c) and Stills Graphics

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/mep – – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What UK the contemporary mirrors course This professionals where media industry, creative ideas and emergent in progressive experts are leaders world remaining while and technologies specialise We communications. in traditional subjects – from of range a broad in combining reality and virtual to app development filming curriculum our unique and innovative – through clear pathways design, while also providing own practice. your refine to you allow to modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Media Production Media BA (Honours) on the future, eye with a clear professionals industry current by Designed a wide range combine to will enable you course this unique and innovative and practice. media technologies creative and emergent of existing

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School of Media of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Media 127 Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time Code UCAS CP65 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers Typical interview: following A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Award-winning Award-winning multimedia journalist, working with experience newspapers national for match A regular and commentator BBC radio pundit for www.glos.ac.uk/spj Graduate opportunities Graduate sports journalist – radio – digital sports editor – sports reporter – sports PR officer – TV presenter producer – online content experience Industry links excellent our Benefit from sports clubs with professional Rugby, including Gloucester clubs in the League and Premier Midlands and Gloucestershire with the work Lecturers Cricket. , among others. Times BBC and The Accreditations “My students come with me to see how “My students come with me to see pitchside – they’ve journalismsports works helped me interview international stars.” Sports Journalism for Leader Course Academic Bradshaw, – Tom Ethics, Censorship and Regulation (c) and Regulation Ethics, Censorship (c) Portfolio Professional Sports Desk (c) Professional History and Ethics of Sport (c) and Ethics of Sport History (c) Sports Coverage Live (o) Sports Media Relations Media Law (c) Media Law (c) and Presenting Sports Writing (c) Sports Reporter The – – – – – – Sports Journalism Journalism Sports BA (Honours) organisations from with input sports journalists award-winning by Developed the Broadcast by accredited this course, talkSPORT, such as BBC Sport and experience the practical you will give Council, Journalism Training in the industry. thrive needed to network and the professional about? is this course What be a multimedia journalist, to learn how You’ll and stories bulletins and delivering compiling Social media and and online. television radio, for in covered are digital technologies emerging as skills, such can learn the latest detail so you and mobile journalism. commentary text live which has in our Media Centre, be based You’ll and three studios, radio fully equipped TV and with BBC-standard multimedia newsrooms journalism kits. and Apple iPhone cameras jobs working secured have graduates Recent clubs, newspapers, League Premier for and in sports marketing. and the FA, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Cheltenham Park, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS W300 – 3 years 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Freelance composer, composer, Freelance and musician, arranger for musical director Blur and Gorillaz Television the Royal Won best for Society award Idle 8 Minutes for score education practitioner education Graduate opportunities Graduate artist – recording performer – live – songwriter – music entrepreneur music and – community – media composer experience Industry experience work will undertake You our links and benefit from and the with BBC Introducing Wychwood Gloucestershire-based music festivals. and 2000trees “Hearing great songs written by my students “Hearing great my by songs written in playing from I get is on a par with the buzz offront beat it.” can’t – you crowds large Lecturer, Popular Music Popular Smith, Lecturer, – Mike

Music for Arts (o) Music for Music Publishing and Rights Management (o) Media (o) Screen Music and Sound for Advanced Studio Production (o) Production Studio Advanced Event Management (o) Event (c) Songwriting and Context Image (c) Moving Music for Creative Strategies 3: Music for 3: Music for Strategies Creative (o) and Communities Networks Creative Strategies 2: Polyphonic Me (c) 2: Polyphonic Strategies Creative (c) Mapping the Music Industries Musicianship (c) Visual Creative Strategies 1: Plug and Play (c) 1: Plug and Play Strategies Creative

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/pom – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What performers, who are lecturers from Learn and managers. Through producers composers, skills in will develop you projects, creative music production, songwriting, performance, and community events visual media, live will also apply critical You music practice. explore skills as you thinking and analysis in our new and music. Create popular culture rehearsal studios, recording state-of-the-art labs. and music production rooms modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Popular Music Popular BA (Honours) and economy the UK of pounds to billions contribute Music exports skills and creative ideas, your develop to will enable you this degree economy. global music evolving, in line with a rapidly experiences

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Year 3/level 6 Year 2/level 5 Year 1/level 4 128 www.glos.ac.uk/tvp – – – – – – – – – – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules our fullyequippedgalleryandeditingsuites. same cameras that theBBCuses aswell as with JVC. Assuch,you willgetto usethe equipment thanksto ouruniquepartnership kitted outwiththelatest industry-standard format. Ourpurpose-builtTVstudios have been standards ineithersingleormulti-camera your finalproject, makingit to broadcast documentary andentertainment before choosing developing your creativity. Explore drama, technical andcraft skillsoftelevision, while asolidgroundingGain intheproduction, What isthiscourse about? Become industry ready, developing skillsinallareas oftelevision production. producers anddirectors onadegree accredited by Creative Skillset. Learn from television professionals includingexperienced BBCandITV BA (Honours) Television Production Work Experience for TVProduction (c) Scriptwriting for Television (o) Intermediate VFX(o) Broadcast Law (o) TV FictionProduction (c) The Television Studio (c) Sound Aesthetics (o) Creative Documentary Production (c) TV Drama Production (c) Television DocumentaryProduction (c) Introduction to Multi-camera TVProduction (c) Craft Skills(c) – NickStubbs, Academic Course Leader, Television Production students get theskillsthey need.” Production teamshapesthecourse so experience, the Television“With ourrange of Accreditations Studio LambertandEndemol. 4, andindiessuchasBigTalk, as theBBC,ITVStudios, Channel on to work for broadcasters such year. Ourgraduates have gone a 90-hourplacement inyour final You willgainindustry practice on Industry experience – TVeditor – soundrecorder – camera operator – production crew Graduate opportunities for clientsincludingtheBBC documentaries anddramas and director, creating Freelance producer Talkback Productions as assistant director for and TVproduction including Over 20years working infilm Film Production p121 Related course September 2019 Start date tariff points to achieve 120 your qualifications a combination of DDM at BTEC oruse BBB at Alevels, followinginterview: Typical offers 120 tariffpoints P311 –3years UCAS Code Full-time Study options Park, Cheltenham Campus Key Information The film studio, partofourdedicated Media Centre at Park campus,Cheltenham 130

Check out what our Check out our labs and facilities Psychology and Criminology students got Did you know? up to on their field trip to – With 100% overall satisfaction, our University of Gloucestershire University Toronto Biology and Geography degrees are joint 1st in the UK in their respective subject groups (National Student Survey, 2017)

School of Natural and Social Sciences School of Natural – We also scored 100% overall satisfaction for Sociology (National Student Survey, 2017) and are a top five university for overall course satisfaction As well as learning from internationally in Criminology (Guardian University respected experts, you can forge Guide, 2018) unforgettable experiences with us across the globe.* Whether it’s investigating criminal justice systems in Canada, looking into climate change in the Swiss Alps or assessing social transformation in South Africa, take your learning out of the classroom and give your studies an international edge. School of Natural and Social Sciences

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Animal Biology BSc (Hons) Criminology and Sociology Applied Social Sciences BSc (Hons) NATURAL AND BSc (Hons) Level 6 Ecology and Environmental Biology BSc (Hons) Science BSc (Hons)

Criminology BSc (Hons) Geography BA/BSc (Hons)

Criminology and Criminal Policing BSc (Hons) Justice BSc (Hons) Level 6 Psychology BSc (Hons) Criminology and Sociology BA (Hons) SOCIAL SCIENCES 131 Francis Close Hall Psychology BSc (Hons) *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; Typical modules: for each course we have listed a few of the modules typically covered – (c) means they please see course page on website. are compulsory, (o) means they are optional. See the course map on the course webpage for full details. 132 STUDENT PROFILE

Abi University of Gloucestershire University Cox School of Natural and Social Sciences School of Natural “I did an internship at an equine veterinary laboratory – by the end of it, the vets didn’t realise I was actually on work experience but thought I was an employee! I wrote my results up from the internship into a scientific paper which I’m now School of Natural and Social Sciences working to publish in a University of Gloucestershire veterinary journal.”

– Abi Cox, Biology student

Check out more about Abi’s story using our app 133 Our Degrees School of Natural and Social Sciences 135 www.glos.ac.uk/zas Critical Perspectives on Criminology Critical Perspectives (o) and Criminal Justice Global Crime (o) Homicide (o) (o) Violence Sexual to Responding Criminology and and Criminology Justice Criminal 6* Level BSc (Honours) a from a suitable progression offers course This in subjects such as uniformed 5 qualification Level and criminal justice. criminology public services, about? is this course What while also knowledge specialist Deepen your and research critical thinking your developing experienced taught by are modules skills. The our will benefit from and you researchers of partners in links with a wide range professional opportunities Graduate system. the criminal justice roles in the police, staff and include officer victim control; and border prisons, probation analysis. and intelligence support organisations; modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – Typical offers: offers: Typical Diploma of an HND, Applicants should possess degree or Foundation Higher Education date Start 2019 September / level 6 1 / level Year Power in the Modern World: Who Who in the Modern World: Power (o) the Decisions? Makes Really Key Information Key Campus Close Hall, Cheltenham Francis options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS L310 – 1 year Applied Social Sciences: L311 – 1 year Criminology and Criminal Justice: Active Citizenship (o) Citizenship Active on Being Critical: Perspectives (c) the Social Sciences (o) and Approaches Models Counselling – Applied Social Sciences Social Sciences Applied 6 Level BSc (Honours) progression a suitable offers course This in subjects such as 5 qualifications level from public engagement, uniformed community psychology. sociology and counselling, services, about? is this course What will develop you study, previous Building on your of understanding skills and an research strong evaluation, and service practice evidence-based of an in the production which will culminate of range a broad Choose from applied project. reflect to programme modules and tailor your aspirations and career particular interests your management, sector include public which could in supported or roles development, community and mental health. housing, counselling modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – / level 6 1 / level Year *Subject to validation. *Subject to Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C190 – 3 years C19P – 4 years (with placement) 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Biology p136 and Ecology Environmental p140 Science Presented several BBC TV and several Presented including documentaries radio Inside the Planet Ant: Life a Royal for (nominated Colony award) Society Television please see course page on website. please see course “We treat our students like adults, like like adults, our students like treat “We ofpart team; the only difference the is that yet things know some important don’t they them learn.” to help here we’re but Professor of Science Communication of Science Hart, Professor – Dr Adam change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional Graduate opportunities Graduate manager – wildlife practitioner – conservation – lecturer/researcher consultant – ecological experience Professional range a wide Benefit from and placement of internship working opportunities, from in schools. working to in zoos will gain a competitive You with potential network edge, and earn academic employers degree. your towards credit

Parasitology (o) Parasitology (o) Ecology and Community Population (o) Conservation Wildlife Avian Biology (o) Avian Biogeography (o) Biogeography Biology (o) Equine (o) Fieldwork Residential Animal Behaviour (o) Animal Behaviour Biochemistry (c) Biochemistry (c) and Evolution Diversity (c) Bioscience Fieldwork: to Introduction Animal Physiology (c) Animal Physiology

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/anb – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What practical is a large the course to Central include field or modules element: many animals’ form explore to work laboratory the to and function, their adaptations with one interact they and how environment participate can also choose to You another. expeditions, field in one of our overseas conservation and animal behaviour studying the ecosystem or analysing in South Africa of the Asian rainforest*. and environment modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Animal Biology Biology Animal BSc (Honours) field and contemporary and scientific knowledge the latest Combining approach a fresh takes degree methods, our Animal Biology laboratory and behaviour. evolution ecology, physiology, of diversity, the study to

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School of Natural and Social Sciences Social and Natural of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Natural and Social Sciences 137 Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS M900 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Criminology and p138 Psychology Criminology and Sociology p139 p142 Policing Sociology p144 Advises the police on homicide police the Advises abuse and domestic prevention of with relatives Works homicide victims, the Home and UK charities Office www.glos.ac.uk/cri Senior Lecturer, Criminology Smith, Senior Lecturer, – Dr Jane Monckton Graduate opportunities Graduate or prison services probation – police, – victim support – local government services – youth experience Professional links with a strong have We and of local, national range such organisations, international Constabulary, as Gloucestershire Gloucestershire, Restorative victim support agencies, Suzy and Remembering Lamplugh Trust interested Students Srebrenica. can also join in a policing career Patrol. Community our Student “I love that my research into crime can research that my “I love and that I world, things in the real change to the classroom.” can bring those results Global Crime (o) Homicide (o) (o) Violence Sexual to Responding (o) Justice Restorative Settings (o) in Forensic Working Crimes against Humanity (o) Crimes against (o) Crime Science Criminology (o) Forensic (o) in the Community Policing Understanding Criminology (c) Criminology Understanding (c) Court to Crime Scene From Criminal Justice: – – – – – – – – – Criminology Criminology BSc (Honours) skills valuable and develop criminal behaviour for explanations Analyse evidence. and examining collecting and mock crime scenes processing by about? is this course What and the in criminology Gain a grounding society, contemporary facing global issues your Develop and conflict. such as terrorism on a practice into skills and put them research You will year. your first field trip in residential such as about topics knowledge build specialist crimes against justice, policing, prisons, youth cyber of crime scenes, investigation humanity, impact of crime on victims. criminology and the can choose you year or third second In your trips recent further afield; studies your take to Canada and Srebrenica*. Belfast, visited have modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – please see course page on website. please see course *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years C101 C10P – 4 years (with placement) 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Animal Biology p134 and Ecology Environmental p140 Science Active researcher with researcher Active specialism in epigenetics Published journal author please see course page on website. please see course “Among other interests, we are investigating the investigating are we other interests, “Among location ofgenomic Natural Killer cell receptor diseases.” in avian their potential role and genes in Biosciences Senior Lecturer – Dr Sally Rogers, *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional Graduate opportunities Graduate – microbiologist – biotechnologist and teaching – research consultant – environmental experience Professional the opportunity will have You either a short, undertake to or a internship credit-bearing sandwich degree year-long, student Recent placement. has included experience work food NHS laboratories, the industries, research parks. RSPB and safari

Climate Change (o) Climate (o) Parasitology (o) Systems in Ecological Pollution Biotechnology (o) Biotechnology Ecological Impact Assessment Impact Assessment Ecological (o) and Monitoring (o) Microbiology (o) and Diversity Plant Ecology Cellular Pathology (o) Pathology Cellular Biochemistry (c) Biochemistry (c) and Evolution Diversity (c) Fundamentals of Ecology Animal Physiology (c) Animal Physiology

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/bio – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What recognised our internationally reflects course This global in molecular studies, expertise research organism and whole ecology change biology, focus is a practical centre its At exploration. the industry-standard develop help you to in a biosciences flourish skills needed to approachable, be guided by You’ll career. recognised nationally lecturers experienced will also You excellence. their teaching for us in South Africa join the opportunity to have field bioscience*. study to or the Tropics modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Biology Biology BSc (Honours) issues, global biological on local and focusing and field, in the laboratory Learning career. biosciences a rewarding into move to the skills needed develop you’ll

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School of Natural and Social Sciences Social and Natural of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Natural and Social Sciences 139 Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years ML93 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Criminology p137 Sociology p144 www.glos.ac.uk/crs Graduate opportunities Graduate housing – supported or prison services probation – police, – local government work – youth experience Professional module a placement can take You options. career potential explore to with contacts excellent have We Constabulary, Gloucestershire local authorities, and charities Partnership such as Cheltenham can You City Safe. and Gloucester the Public Sociology also take will help to you where module, on behalf of a project deliver organisation. a community Challenging Injustice: Welfare, Welfare, Challenging Injustice: (o) and Control Policy (o) in the Modern World Power (o) Violence Sexual to Responding (o) Justice Restorative Society (o) and the Information Culture Visual Criminal Justice: From Crime Scene to Court (c) Court to Crime Scene From Criminal Justice: (c) Sociological Issues

– Humanity (o) - Crimes against Society (o) and Culture - Gender, – – – – Criminology and Sociology Sociology and Criminology BSc (Honours) as you communities and stronger of safer creation the to Contribute with life, social in contemporary issues key examines course This study. and how of crime and disorder, on the causes and implications a focus of a changing social world. the challenges to respond communities about? is this course What subject areas, in both issues key will cover You of social interactions and role the nature from violent crime. the causes of serious and to help to organisations with external Work inclusion, social to relating projects deliver such as exercises practical and learn through will also You investigations. mock crime scene on gained in the classroom apply knowledge can you and residential field trip, a first-year an optional field trip module take choose to a destination to year third or second in your Canada or Srebrenica*. such as Belfast, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – please see course page on website. please see course / level 5 2 / level Year 6 3 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS MC98 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Criminology p137 p143 Psychology please see course page on website. please see course “The crime scenes don’t feel like an assessment feel like crime scenes don’t “The authentic them really make at all – lecturers as a team.” a great chance to work and it’s student Criminology and Psychology – Sabine Meyer, Graduate opportunities Graduate psychology – forensic – crime analyst or prison service – police – victim support experience Professional our links Benefit from such as organisations to Constabulary, Gloucestershire and Crime Police of the Office victim support Commissioner, After and Advocacy services Abuse. Domestic Fatal Accreditations *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional

Homicide and Victimology (o) Homicide and Victimology Settings (o) in Forensic Working Cognitive Neuroscience (o) Neuroscience Cognitive Forensic Psychology (o) Psychology Forensic (o) of Wellbeing Psychology The Criminal Mind (c) the Understanding Forensic Criminology (o) Forensic Criminal Justice: From Crime Scene to Court (c) (c) Court to Crime Scene From Criminal Justice: Thinking Like a Psychologist (c) a Psychologist Like Thinking

– – www.glos.ac.uk/cps – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What of offending psychology Subjects include the offender for intervention effective behaviour, of crime on victims, the the effects rehabilitation, of and the role testimony, of witness reliability and psychologists such as forensic professionals the choice have You investigators. crime scene your field trip module in of taking an optional have destinations recent year: or third second Learn Canada and Srebrenica*. included Belfast, in our forensic deception the skills of detecting a virtual crime and investigate suite interviewing is course using our VR equipment. This scene Society the British Psychological by accredited taking for the subjects required and covers a chartered becoming towards step the first to the option graduates offer We psychologist. Psychology. our MSc in Forensic to progress modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Criminology and Psychology Psychology and Criminology BSc (Honours) principles of both the core covers course Society accredited Psychological British This the criminal mind. explore to techniques using the latest criminology and psychology,

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School of Natural and Social Sciences Social and Natural of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Natural and Social Sciences 141 Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS (BA) – 3 years L700 years (BA) – 4 L70P (with placement) – 3 years F800 (BSc) – 4 years F80P (BSc) (with placement) 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September course Related and Ecology Environmental p140 Science Fellow of the Higher Fellow Academy Education researcher Experienced the for speaker and guest Society Geographical Royal www.glos.ac.uk/gea (BA) www.glos.ac.uk/gea www.glos.ac.uk/geo (BSc) www.glos.ac.uk/geo planning consultancy management Graduate opportunities Graduate systems information – geographic and – environmental development – sustainable experience Professional offers geography Studying of graduate high levels consistently our internship Through employability. opportunities and sandwich can gain you placements, degree with potential connect experience, and earn academic credit. employers Accreditations “I want my students to get out there, out there, students to get “I want my landforms into rivers explore and go work.” how they to understand Geography Physical Senior Lecturer, Clarke, – Dr Lucy Climate Change (o) Climate Global Crime (o) (c) and Wellbeing Global Ageing and Management (o) Science River Geographic Information Systems (o) Systems Information Geographic Earth (o) Age Ice (o) Dynamics Population (c) Civilisation to Threats Earth Systems and Processes (c) and Processes Earth Systems Geographical Introductory (c) and Fieldwork Research (c) Living in a Globalised World (c) Investigation Environmental Practical – – – – – – – – Geography Geography BA/BSc (Honours) with us in the experiences unforgettable and forge challenges biggest society’s Tackle providing BSc, or BA a as course the offer We Americas*. the and Africa Europe, of landscapes the two. balance to or geography, on human or physical focus to with the flexibility you about? is this course What civilisation, to threats examines course This challenges of this century on key focusing drawn are If you and plotting global futures. our can study you human geography, to conflict and migration, themes in population and the geography and development, can you geography, In physical of crime. change, our themes in environmental follow dynamics. and ecological science river modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – Venice to Geneva; destinations are subject to change. Please see course page on website. Please see course change. subject to are destinations Geneva; to Venice Year 3 (year 4 if you take a placement a placement take 4 if you 3 (year Year 6 3) / level in year year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply. Recent destinations include western Canada, South Africa, and Canada, South Africa, include western destinations Recent apply. may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C1F7 – 3 years C1FP – 4 years (with placement) 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September courses Related Biology p136 p141 Geography Research with the RSPB with Research on BBC’s and featured and BBC Autumnwatch Breakfast Published author of over 50 scientific papers and Fellow Teaching a National management consultant please see course page on website. please see course *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional Graduate opportunities Graduate habitat and survey – ecological impact assessor – environmental communicator – science lecturing and research – teaching, experience Professional edge and earn Gain a competitive your towards academic credit and internship through degree opportunities. Recent placement worked have students internship and consultancies ecological for to industry within the construction intelligence. environmental provide “I don’t just teach my students to know: I teach them just teach my “I don’t for the BBC and publish features film They to do. alongside me in internationally journals.” renowned in Applied Ecology – Dr Anne Goodenough, Professor

Pollution in Ecological Systems (o) Systems in Ecological Pollution (o) Ecology and Community Population and Management (o) Science River Global Futures (o) Global Futures Ecological Impact Assessment Impact Assessment Ecological (c) and Monitoring (o) Systems Information Geographic (o) and Diversity Plant Ecology Biogeography (o) Biogeography Introduction to Ecological and Ecological to Introduction Methods (c) Environmental (c) Environments Managing Valued (c) Investigation Environmental Practical Earth Systems and Processes (c) and Processes Earth Systems

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/ees – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What field our campus laboratories, between Moving and savannah in the UK, and alpine, training you will be guided options*, research field tropical their for recognised internationally lecturers by and frontline media work excellence, teaching excellent our from will benefit You research. and international links with local, national organisations. and environmental ecological modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Ecology and Environmental Science Science and Environmental Ecology BSc (Honours) such as applied and earth science, in biological themes Blending key species how will explore you change, and environmental ecology their environments. by sustained and are with interact

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School of Natural and Social Sciences Social and Natural of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Natural and Social Sciences 143 Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C800 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September course Related Criminology and p138 Psychology Specialist areas include areas Specialist and neuroscience cognitive psychology cognitive the researching Currently in use of virtual reality psychology experimental www.glos.ac.uk/psy “Cutting-edge research requires cutting-edge tech tech cutting-edge requires research “Cutting-edge electroencephalography and reality use virtual – we the human mind.” to investigate Psychology Senior Lecturer, Baker, – Dr Steve Graduate opportunities Graduate psychology – forensic – clinical psychology – health services – education experience Professional gain academic to can choose You undertaking a placement by credit module with an external placements Recent organisation. include special needs education, consultancy human factors and mental health research. Accreditations Cognition, Neuroscience and Neuroscience Cognition, (c) Neuropsychology (o) and Approaches Models Counselling (o) of Gender and Sexuality Psychology Cognition Social Psychology: (c) and Construction Settings (o) in Forensic Working Cognitive Psychology (c) Psychology Cognitive (c) the Lifespan across Development (o) Psychology Forensic (o) of Wellbeing Psychology The Psychology in Everyday Life (c) Life in Everyday Psychology (c) a Psychologist Like Thinking – – – – – – – – – Psychology Psychology BSc (Honours) on psychologist a chartered to becoming step the first Take course. Society accredited this British Psychological about? is this course What some people more are Why Is personality fixed? do people make How than others? resilient Can intelligence situations? decisions in risky to contribute factors What be measured? questions to Find answers mental wellbeing? course. psychology such as these on our to facilities Use our virtual reality shape environments how investigate and and behaviour, thoughts, feelings the how monitor to electroencephalography challenging situations. to responds brain modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Hall, Close Francis Cheltenham options Study Full-time Code UCAS 4GP2 – 3 years 104 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, at BCC or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 104 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September *Additional costs may apply and destinations are subject to change; subject to are apply and destinations may costs *Additional page on website. please see course a will make join the Special Constabulary wishing to students **Those to acceptance that Please note on joining the course. application separate and is dependent on a successful is not guaranteed the Special Constabulary vetting procedure. medical and test, fitness interview, application, evidence-based service. the police entry into does not guarantee of the BSc in Policing Completion Graduate opportunities Graduate staff or officer – police officer force – border – prison officer – victim support worker more? know to Want on further information For an arrange or to the course, about your discussion informal our Applicant contact suitability, 141414 on 03330 Team Experience or email [email protected].

Homicide (o) (c) Policing Professionalizing Civil Emergencies and Critical Civil Emergencies Incident Management (c) Equality, Diversity and Human Diversity Equality, (c) Policing Rights for (c) Futures Policing Crime Science (o) Crime Science Fundamentals for Policing (c) Policing Fundamentals for (c) and Accountability Governance Police Criminal Justice: From Crime Scene to Court (c) Court to Crime Scene From Criminal Justice:

– – www.glos.ac.uk/pol – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What academic combines degree rewarding This a thorough provide to with skills training study of in the theory and practicalities grounding modules Compulsory policing. contemporary of policing knowledge, areas key cover and crime investigation, including legislation crimes against options include while selective and responding criminology forensic humanity, to the option also have You violence. sexual to have destinations recent a field trip module; take course During your and Toronto*. included Belfast of professional a programme will also follow you join to students encourage We development. in and be trained the Special Constabulary** of skills required the underpinning operational volunteer could you alternatively, officers; police such as our role in another policing-related below). (pictured Patrol Community Student modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Policing Policing BSc (Honours) tension in diffuse and the ability to sense of justice a strong have If you in policing. a career consider to might want you situations, stressful

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Year 3/level 6 Year 2/level 5 Year 1/level 4 144 www.glos.ac.uk/soc – – – – – – – – – – – – – See webpage for fulllistings. Typical modules knowledge andmake adifference insociety. you willhave opportunitiesto actively applyyour The course hasastrong practical elementsothat to adestination suchasCanada orSouthAfrica*. year there istheoptionofinternational fieldwork UK-based residential fieldtrip. In your second perceptions. Inyour first year you will attend a of thefamily andhow themediashapesour identity, migration, democracy, gender, therole You willstudy real-world issues suchasinequality, What isthiscourse about? help you understand theworld around you andshapeasustainable future. Through fieldtripsandlive research projects, you will explore how sociologycan BA (Honours) Sociology Visual Culture andtheInformation Society(o) Social Debates onHuman Nature (o) Restorative Justice (o) really makes thedecisions? (o) Power intheModern World: who Politics, RiskandSecurityinaGlobalAge (o) Migration Challenges(o) Sociology intheReal World (c) Gender, Culture andSociety(o) Crimes Against Humanity(o) Policy andControl (o) Challenging Injustice: Welfare, Sociological Issues (c) Social Identities(c) Living inaGlobalisedWorld (c) of acommunity organisation. help to deliver aproject onbehalf Sociology module, inwhichyou will crime. You canalsotake thePublic and charitiessupportingvictimsof groups, supported housing,schools, local government, community variety oforganisations suchas have gainedexperience witha or third-sector employer. Students placement withaprivate, public Use your sociologyskillson Professional experience – youth work – teaching – humanresources – supported housing – localauthorities Graduate opportunities *Additional costs may applyanddestinations are subject to change; – DrLouise Livesey, SeniorLecturer, Sociology can participate inprojects withreal impact.” work beyond theuniversity walls, sostudents “We have strong links withrelevant areas of please see course page onwebsite. exploitation andsocialactivism include childsexual Current research areas health andhomelessness sexual violence, mental charities dealingwith Works closelywith Sociology p139 Criminology and Related course September 2019 Start date tariff points to achieve 112 your qualifications a combination of DMM at BTEC oruse BBC at Alevels, Typical offers: 112 tariffpoints L300 –3years UCAS Code Full-time/part-time Study options Cheltenham Francis CloseHall, Campus Key Information *Additional costs may applyanddestinations are subject to change; please seecourse pages onwebsite. included theCapeCoast ofSouthAfrica (pictured), Toronto, Venice andtheAlps, western Sciences degrees by choosingto take your studies further afield: recent destinations have Develop your subjectknowledge andresearch skillsononeofourNatural andSocial Canada, thetropical rainforest, Bosnia,Helsinki,and awildlife parkinSouthAfrica* 146 SCHOOL OF SPORT AND University of Gloucestershire University School of Sport and Exercise EXERCISE

From going on placement in schools Opening in 2018, our brand new sports to working with elite athletes such as centre includes an international- the Severn Stars, you’ll get to put your standard sports hall, 3G pitches learning into practice with our range of and a cricket pavilion and pitch. sports and exercise courses. Alongside Complementing our existing range of using dedicated sports therapy suites, sport and exercise science labs and biomechanics labs and strength and fitness suites, the new facilities are conditioning equipment, you will learn being built just next to our Oxstalls from experienced coaches, teachers campus and, as well as hosting students, and sports scientists, as well as will be home to our very own Netball international sportspeople. Superleague team, the Severn Stars.

Did you know? School of Sport and Exercise – We are a top ten new university for career University of Gloucestershire prospects for Sports Science subjects (Guardian University Guide, 2018) Our Sport and Exercise courses Check out what the new facilities Oxstalls Sport and Exercise will be like Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences BSc (Hons) for yourself Studies BSc (Hons) Level 6 Sports Coaching BSc (Hons) Exercise, Fitness and Health FdSc Sports Coaching and International Sports Business Development FdSc and Coaching BA (Hons) Sports Strength and

Physical Education BSc (Hons) Conditioning BSc (Hons)

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Typical modules: for each course we have listed a few of the modules typically covered – (c) means they are compulsory, (o) means they are optional. See the course map on the course webpage for full details. School of Sport and Exercise University of Gloucestershire 148 and Conor’s stories usingourapp Check outmore aboutAlisha’s PROFILES STUDENT Conor Murphy, SportsStrength andConditioning student – AlishaWebb, Sports Therapy student and really good athletes’.” now let’s make some of-the-art equipment, we give you somestate- – it’s like ‘howabout ticktheboxesfacilities get anywhere elseand opportunities you don’t “The university gives you and Conor Murphy Alisha Webb

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University of Gloucestershire of University School of Sport and Exercise and Sport of School Our Degrees School of Sport and Exercise 151 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time Code UCAS X154 – 2 years tariff points 72 offers: Typical can use a You of combination qualifications your 72 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/efh Graduate opportunities Graduate instructor – fitness – personal trainer instructor referral – exercise – gym manager experience Industry part a core are placements Work strong have We of the course. of public partnerships with a range institutions sector and private physiotherapists, including chartered units rehabilitation cardiac Hospitals and Gloucestershire Trust. NHS Foundation into the fitness industry wanted to go always “I’ve ofand as part on worked I have course my placements in gyms and run tests on professional footballers.” Rovers Green athletes such as Forest and Health student Fitness Exercise, Hage, – Tom Advanced Programme Design Programme Advanced (c) and Human Movement (o) Special Populations for Exercise Exercise Sport, Nutrition for (o) and Conditioning Skills 2 (c) Sports Industry Sports Injuries (o) Anatomy and Physiology of and Physiology Anatomy and Health (c) Exercise (c) Instruction Design and Fitness Exercise (c) and Fitness of Exercise Psychology Skills 1 (c) Sports Industry – – – – – Exercise, Fitness and Health Health and Fitness Exercise, FdSc is ideal this course and exercise, wellbeing in health, interested are If you straight expert and move and health fitness an exercise, Become you. for a full honours degree. to course up your top or go on to industry, into about? is this course What in behind exercise the science will explore You while developing laboratories our state-of-the-art training apply theory to skills to specialist and health. performance improve to programmes and seminars lectures, is split between Learning an will become you where sessions, practical sports in our purpose-built professional exercise can gain extra modules, you certain With facilities. to help qualifications* recognised professionally 2 opportunities such as Level with employment Personal 3 Level Instruction, in Fitness Certificate and Referral 3 Diploma in Exercise Level Trainer, Instructor. Exercise Rehabilitation 4 Cardiac Level modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year *Additional costs may apply; please see course page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C605 – 1 year offers: Typical Applicants should an HND, possess Diploma of Higher or Education degree Foundation date Start 2019 September development Graduate opportunities Graduate sport and – community training – fitness – sports coaching study) PGCE (following – teaching experience Industry names industry links to have We such as Sport England, Youth the Football Sports Trust, Sport, Gloucestershire Association, Council County Gloucestershire City Council. and Gloucester

Contemporary Issues in Sport, in Issues Contemporary (c) and Exercise Education (c) Sport in Social Contexts Evaluating (o) and Wellbeing Psychology Exercise Advanced Training Techniques (o) Techniques Training Advanced

www.glos.ac.uk/spa – – – – What is this course about? is this course What through you interest that on the topics Focus projects. and research placements work find placement to you with will work We your individual fit with opportunities that will assessments Your aspirations. career presentations, of coursework, include a range examinations. and written research placements, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Applied Sport and Exercise Studies Studies Exercise Sport and Applied 6 Level BSc (Honours) current will learn from you lecturers, our industry-experienced to In addition learning and will support your This lecturers. and guest practitioners professional sectors. within the sport and exercise issues contemporary of appreciation

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School of Sport and Exercise and Sport of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Sport and Exercise 153 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C604 – 3 years 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/ped (following PGCE) (following PGCE) (following Graduate opportunities Graduate PE teacher – secondary – primary school teacher needs teacher – special educational – school sports development teaching – international experience Industry lectures guest placements, Work parts of core and school visits are degree, As part of your the degree. in a range can gain experience you of settings such as secondary school PE departments, primary schools, special schools and further also can You colleges. education of our enhancement advantage take gain further to programme your degree. alongside qualifications “The course means I can progress on means I can progress course “The dream to fulfil my to a PGCE course of a secondary being PE teacher.” student Education Physical – Ruth Friswell, Alternative Physical Activities in Schools (o) Activities Physical Alternative in and Policy Practice Contemporary and School Sport (c) Education Physical and Engaging Innovative (c) Curriculum Practice (o) Practice Teaching Athlete Activities (o) Activities Athlete (c) and Development Growth (o) Activities and Adventurous Outdoor (c) Education in Physical and Learning Teaching Practical: Teaching Games (c) Teaching Practical: and Sports Coaching for Science (c) Education Physical (c) Skills and Principles of Research Study Physical Teaching and Understanding in Schools (c) Education – – – – – – – – Physical Education Education Physical BSc (Honours) (PE), education physical school or secondary in primary interest your Develop needs. with special educational children or teaching school sports development about? is this course What of high- Gain an in-depth understanding of practical with a range quality teaching Games, Outdoor modules including; Teaching Athletics, Activities, and Adventurous in PE. Activities and Alternative Swimming modules Typical listings. full for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS TBC, visit Code – 3 years ucas.com 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September Former professional professional Former cricketer looking at researcher Active help can be used to sport how change social and cultural (sporting organisations) organisations) (sporting “We give students the broad global perspective on global perspective broad students the give “We industry is vital to those wanting which the sports business.” to succeed in coaching or sports Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Senior Lecturer Morgan, – Dr Haydn validation. *Subject to Industry experience Industry experienced will be taught by You professionals sports and business and will get the opportunity in placements undertake to gain of settings to a range experience. vital work Graduate opportunities Graduate management – sports business – sports marketing – sports coaching management – event management – sport and leisure planning and – policy

Coach Development Models and Systems (c) Models and Systems Development Coach in Sport (c) Ethical Governance (c) in Sport Policy Issues Advanced Advanced Issues in Sports Business (c) in Sports Business Issues Advanced Managing High Performance Sport (c) Managing High Performance (c) Development Sport for and Ideology (c) Sport, Politics Globalisation and Sports Marketing (c) and Sports Marketing Globalisation Introduction to International Sports Business (c) Sports Business International to Introduction Sporting Landscape (c) The (c) Environment Global Business The Athlete and Coach Management (c) Management (c) and Coach Athlete

– – – www.glos.ac.uk – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What develop to continues As the sports industry graduates for demand is increasing there globally, sports of an understanding who not only have key but also have and development coaching students offers course skills. This business various with working between a balance community to the elite sportspeople – from skills to the critical – and developing projects environment. business in a professional succeed experience will learn and gain hands-on You practical of lectures, a mixture through trips and placements. seminars, field workshops, modules Typical full listings. for See webpage International Sports Business and Coaching and Coaching Sports Business International BA (Honours)* School in Gloucester, and Business sports centre new our brand across Studying environment business of the sport and understanding your will develop you perspective. its international for innovative degree, in this new

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School of Sport and Exercise and Sport of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Sport and Exercise 155 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C600 – 3 years 120 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 120 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/spx Graduate opportunities Graduate – applied sport scientist specialist referral – exercise – public health analyst – performance – lab technician/director experience Industry worked have Students such as with organisations and Rescue Fire Gloucestershire Rovers Green and Forest Service also get to You’ll Club. Football physiology use our sports science, and biomechanics labs and including an environmental suites, cardiovascular chamber, eye-tracking stations, exercise and lung function technology, equipment. and spirometry Affiliation Application of Sport and Exercise Sciences (c) Sciences of Sport and Exercise Application (o) Physiology Applied Sport and Exercise (o) Rehabilitation Cardiac (o) Sports Performance Nutrition for Advanced Programme Design Programme Advanced (o) and Human Movement in Sport and Themes Core (o) Psychology Exercise (o) Analysis Performance (c) Design and Analysis Research Anatomy and Physiology of and Physiology Anatomy (c) Sport and Exercise (c) Thinking Scientific Enquiry and Critical (c) Psychology Sport and Exercise 1 (c) Biomechanics Sport and Exercise – – – – – – – – Sport and Exercise Sciences Sciences and Exercise Sport BSc (Honours) and sport and exercise in performance of human the science Understand pathways: specialist three pursue one or a mix of to degree tailor your and nutrition. and fitness, exercise sports performance, about? is this course What and develop professionals practising from Learn such as the Severn sports clubs skills with elite You’ll Netball Superleague team. Vitality Stars individualise to and athletes with coaches work performance. maximum for programmes training of the study include pathways All three and psychology. biomechanics, physiology modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS A4R5 – 3 years 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September school sports coach teaching (following PGCE) (following teaching “My placement with a disability cycling initiative initiative “My placement with a disability cycling it is horizons; my in Gloucester has broadened find thought I would that I never an opportunity week.” to every and one that I look forward Physical Education and Coaching student and Coaching Education Physical – Jack Reed, – primary teaching (following PGCE) (following teaching primary – education – physical – PE and sport adviser – school sport coordinator coach – community experience Industry with one placements have You’ll providers of our 45 education sports clubs in and community you allowing Gloucestershire, a real-world theory into take to opportunities have setting. You’ll with local school sports work to develop to networks and coaching and skills. experience relevant Graduate opportunities Graduate education physical – secondary

Innovative and Engaging Innovative (c) Curriculum Practice in Schools (o) Activities Physical Alternative Contemporary Coaching (c) Coaching Contemporary (o) Activities and Adventurous Outdoor (c) Education in Physical and Learning Teaching Coaching Contexts (c) Contexts Coaching Professional Practice in Coaching 1 (c) in Coaching Practice Professional Physical Teaching and Understanding in Schools (c) Education Practical: Teaching Fundamental Teaching Practical: and Games (c) Movement

– – www.glos.ac.uk/pec – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What and knowledge advanced will develop You and coaching of teaching understanding and community people in educational young alongside qualified will work settings. You developing coaches and experienced teachers a wide skills through employability your are opportunities. There of placement range and theoretical of practical a wide range learning. your enhance modules to modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Physical Education and Coaching Coaching and Education Physical BSc (Honours) in sports teaching people young of on the development focuses degree This gaining of activities, a range skills across develop You’ll contexts. and coaching path. career decide on your help you to in schools and sports clubs experience

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School of Sport and Exercise and Sport of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Sport and Exercise 157 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time Code UCAS NVT3 – 2 years tariff points 72 offers: Typical can use a You of combination qualifications your 72 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/scd (following PGCE) (following bodies governing and national Graduate opportunities Graduate sports coach – professional teacher education – physical with local authorities – working experience Industry close links with have We such as Active organisations Cheltenham Gloucestershire, City Football Bristol Club, Hockey Club and local schools networks. Affiliation Coaching Contexts (c) Contexts Coaching (c) in the Community Managing Initiatives 2 Coaching Performance (c) the Athlete) (Developing Skills 2 (c) Sports Industry Introduction to Coaching Coaching to Introduction (c) and Cultures Contexts 1 Coaching Performance (c) Approaches) (Creative Skills (c) and Employability Sports Industry (c) Sport Understanding – – – – Sports Coaching and Development and Development Coaching Sports FdSc Become an innovative qualification. with an industry-affiliated ahead Be a step level. or national community at lead working or sports development coach about? is this course What develop of settings to a range in will coach You alongside experienced sporting initiatives their professional develop Students professionals. and practical theoretical through practice These of contexts. a range cover that lectures personalised through further developed skills are build employability. to placements work modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS – 3 years X152 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September governing bodies governing PGCE) (following “I have had two placements, one working with one working placements, had two “I have at a local secondary and another children young experience.” me invaluable given school – both have student Sports Coaching – Olly Turner, page on website. apply; please see course may costs *Additional Industry experience Industry will be exposed you the course Across in their coaches high-performing to fields with the potential respective Previous with professionals. work to with Gloucester worked have students and Athletic analysis) (GPS Rugby support). research Bilbao (staff Accreditations Graduate opportunities Graduate sports coach – professional analyst – performance authorities local for – working national for – working teaching education – physical

Evaluating Risk in Coaching Environments (o) Environments Risk in Coaching Evaluating for and Psychology Sport Science (o) Coaching Performance Contemporary Coaching (c) Coaching Contemporary Coaching Contexts (c) Contexts Coaching 2 Coaching Performance (c) the Athlete) (Developing Analysing and Developing Human Human and Developing Analysing (c) Sciences in Coaching Movement Performance Coaching 1 Coaching Performance (c) Approaches) (Creative and Sports Coaching for Science (c) Education Physical Introduction to Coaching Coaching to Introduction (c) and Cultures Contexts

– – www.glos.ac.uk/spc – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What skills across coaching advanced Develop with the ability of sporting areas, a range or performance in professional coach to develop To contexts. pathway performance will also skills, you employability excellent additional qualifications access be able to such as national certificates and coaching certificates body UK coaching governing studies*. alongside your 1, 2 and 3) (levels modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Sports Coaching Coaching Sports BSc (Honours) excellence upon and reflecting delivering in planning, expertise your Develop biomechanics analysis, such as performance areas by supported in coaching sports coaches. experienced learn from You’ll and psychology.

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School of Sport and Exercise and Sport of School Our Degrees Our Our Degrees School of Sport and Exercise 159 Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time/part-time Code UCAS C606 – 3 years 128 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, ABB at or use BTEC DDM at of a combination qualifications your 128 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September www.glos.ac.uk/spt Graduate opportunities Graduate sports therapist – graduate clinics or sports teams – private experience Industry industry for graduates Preparing experience Work focus. is our key England included opportunities have Stars the Severn teams, hockey ice Rugby Gloucester netball team, teams. rugby and international Accreditations “I’m doing an internship Stars for the Severn I attend weekly team where Netball Superleague and sit work help with activation training sessions, at games with their physiotherapist.” court-side student Sports Therapy – Rhianne Groom, Advanced Sports Therapy Skills (c) Sports Therapy Advanced (c) and Wellbeing Psychology Exercise (c) of the Trunk and Anatomy Manual Therapy (c) Clinical Practice Sports Therapy Manual Therapy of Peripheral Joints (c) of Peripheral Manual Therapy of Sports Injuries (c) Rehabilitation (c) Design and Analysis Research and Assessment Examination Joints (c) of Peripheral Anatomy and Physiology of and Physiology Anatomy (c) Sport and Exercise (c) Sports Therapy Skills for Essential Sport and to Introduction Biomechanics (c) Exercise (c) Sports Therapy to Introduction – – – – – – – – Sports Therapy Therapy Sports BSc (Honours) degree accredited injuries, this professionally management of sports on the Focused organisations. sporting and international athletes work with to the chance you offers experience. of clinical and professional with a wealth lecturers practising learn from You’ll about? is this course What sports therapist, the skills of a graduate Learn and pitch-side pre-season screening from full examination to management through the injury Treat injury. and diagnosis of an techniques of contemporary with a range full functional to rehabilitation and ensure taught skills to apply The opportunity fitness. our supervised sports within is provided clinics, and working injury and massage providers. placement with our current modules Typical full listings. for See webpage – – – – / level 6 3 / level Year / level 5 2 / level Year / level 4 1 / level Year Key Information Key Campus Gloucester Oxstalls, options Study Full-time Code UCAS – 3 years C611 112 tariff points offers: Typical A levels, BBC at or use BTEC DMM at of a combination qualifications your 112 achieve to tariff points date Start 2019 September “You get to learn about something you to learn get you about something “You I’m to apply it too. get then you but love passion, my from a career to make ready thanks to the university.” and that’s Sports Strength and Conditioning student and Conditioning Sports Strength Murphy, – Conor Graduate opportunities Graduate coach and conditioning – strength analyst – performance – sports coach – teacher experience Industry a work can undertake You degree. as part of your placement opportunities have Previous netball team, included the Swiss and Academy Rugby Bristol Club. Football Town Swindon

High Performance Training Methods (c) Training High Performance (o) Performance Sports Nutrition for Biomechanics (o) Sport and Exercise Contemporary Topics in Strength in Strength Topics Contemporary (c) and Conditioning Performance Analysis (o) Analysis Performance (c) Theory of Training Application Sports Injuries (o) Evidence Based Training Theory (c) Theory Based Training Evidence Application of Strength and Conditioning (c) and Conditioning of Strength Application Sport and to Introduction Biomechanics (c) Exercise (c) and Conditioning Principles of Strength Anatomy and Physiology of and Physiology Anatomy (c) Sport and Exercise

– – – www.glos.ac.uk/spr – – – – – – – – – What is this course about? is this course What and of strength range a diverse will study You experienced, by disciplines, delivered conditioning includes undertaking a This coaches. accredited procedures implementing testing needs analysis, programmes. training and designing periodised in areas optional modules also offers course The and sports injuries. such as sports nutrition time will be spent studying of your 50% least At modules. and conditioning strength specialist modules Typical full listings. for See webpage Sports Strength and Conditioning and Conditioning Strength Sports BSc (Honours) for the UKSCA used by suite, and conditioning strength our purpose-built in Learn teaching, for environment the perfect It’s workshops. accreditation its professional graduate. a capable become to placed well you leaving and training, research

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The subject of student finance may feel daunting. This section offers a simple introduction. Please visit the websites below for further information and get FEES in touch with us if you have any questions.

The tuition fees for our Fees and Funding Fees courses are listed below*. AND Student loan to Additional non- local authority care, spanning You don’t have to pay the fees up front, as most their 16th birthday, and who are UK students are able to take out a government cover tuition fees repayable grants aged under 25 on enrolment. Tuition Fee Loan. You only start to pay this back University of Gloucestershire University As a UK-based student planning Specific government grants after leaving university and beginning to earn to study for university, you are may also be available for Partnership bursary† more than £21,000 per year**. Your payments eligible to apply for a Tuition Fee students with disabilities. A £500 cash bursary to students FUNDING stop if your earnings fall below this amount. Loan. This loan will cover the who come to the university costs of your tuition fees and Money Advice team directly from one of our is paid directly to your college/ Our Money Advice team has a partnership schools or colleges, university once your attendance wealth of expertise on money- plus an additional £500 to is confirmed. Although you will related matters. From answering students studying at a partner Course Type Duration Fee/per year*** need to pay back your student questions about budgeting and school or college who achieve loan, this will not be until you student loans to dealing with ABB at A levels or equivalent. The majority of these programmes run for are earning over £21,000*. As eligibility for scholarships three years, with some offering a sandwich an example of the amount you and grants, the team will Financial Full-time undergraduate degree placement year during which you will pay £9,250 will repay, when you’re earning support you to understand a reduced fee of £1,000. You could earn a £22,000 a year (£1,833 a month assistance fund† and manage your finances. salary from the organisation you work for. before tax), the repayment Designed to support students sum equals £27 each month. University bursaries, facing unexpected financial hardship after the start of term. £1,155 per module Student Maintenance scholarships, fee (15 credits); up to Part-time undergraduate degree Loan for living costs waivers and awards Sports scholarships six modules can be taken in one year If you’ve lived in the UK for three We offer a range of financial Support for students who years prior to study, you can support packages for full-time perform at a high national apply for a Student Maintenance undergraduate UK. The following or international level in Loan to help towards your living bursaries are available for the their chosen sport area. Full-time Level 6 top-up degree costs – up to £8,430 per year 2018/19 academic year. Please One year £9,250 if you live away from home to keep an eye on our website for Music scholarships University of Gloucestershire (part-time option available) study and up to £7,097 if you updates on the financial support Funding and tuition for stay at home**. The amount package on offer for 2019/20. those who play an orchestral you are eligible for depends on instrument or are a confident

where you live while studying, Care leavers vocalist, having reached a Grade Fees and Funding where you choose to study and scholarship† 5 or equivalent standard. Full-time Foundation degree your family household income. Two years £9,250 Again, this loan will need to A 50% fee waiver alongside a (part-time option available) be repaid but not until you are cash bursary, dependent on need, earning over £21,000 a year. for students who have been in

The above are fees for UK students; for international rates please visit www.glos.ac.uk/fees Find out more about funding, including full eligibility criteria for our awards, at www.glos.ac.uk/money 161

*Figures correct at time of going to print (January 2018), visit www.glos.ac.uk/fees for latest details. *These figures are decided by the government and may be subject to review. **These figures are decided by the government and may be subject to review. **2018/19 rates provided for information and may be subject to change for 2019/20 www.glos.ac.uk/fees ***Subject to increase within regulated tuition fee rates which are set by the UK government. †Subject to approval from the Office for Fair Access. www.glos.ac.uk/money How to Apply University of Gloucestershire 162 Find outmore at www.ucas.com Our institution code isG50 andourcode nameisGLOS APPLY HOW TO at find outaboutentry requirements If you’re aninternational student, for aFoundation degree. programme orat least one honours undergraduate degree (or equivalent) to beginan to have at least two Alevels The university requires you tariff value for allour courses. the diplomaat itsfull UCAS Diploma qualification andaccept from students withtheAdvanced We alsowelcome applications at Grade 4/C, orequivalent. courses require GCSEMaths at GCSE,ortheequivalent. Some should have Grade 4/C inEnglish Baccalaureates. Allapplicants and International andWelsh or Diplomas,NVQ Level 3, levels, BTECs, National Certificates experience. These canincludeA qualifications orequivalent work university withawidevariety of Our students come to do Ineed? What qualifications www.glos.ac.uk/international

qualifications, including BTECs. suits students progressing from all style that many ofourcourses offer programmes. The practical learning qualifications across all ourdegree of students holdingBTEC Every year we accept awiderange applications? What aboutBTEC telephone 03330 141414 email [email protected] please contact us you meetourrequirements, If you’re notsure aboutwhether experience, sopleasegetintouch. for entry, basedonlife orwork you may find you are eligible tariff for aparticular course, education. Ifyou don’tmeetthe manages applications to higher UCAS formulates thetariffand more pointsyou willachieve. The better your grades are, the for thequalifications you have. The UCAS tariffallocates points What istheUCAS tariff? clear onyour application form. entry, you needto make this or three, orwant to defer your to joinusto study inyear two 15 January2019. Ifyou’re applying the application deadline isTuesday on Saturday 1September 2018 and UCAS opensfor 2019 applications I needto apply? When andhow do is goodpreparation for furtherstudy. Access to HigherEducation Diploma any formal qualifications, doingan and family life. Ifyou don’thave can helpyou fit study around work and ourflexible learningoptions We welcome students ofallages to education? What aboutreturning page onourwebsite. service ontherelevant course web-based application to us,andcandosothrough the Yes, you needto applydirectly for part-timestudy? different application Do Ineedto make a

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48 64 80 96 112 128 144 152 160 168 Tariff 16 32 48 56 Tariff www.ucas.com/tariff aswell asmany international equivalents. included intheUCAS tariff system, whichcanbe found at enrollers frequently hold.However, we accept allqualifications Tariffs are included for aselectionofqualifications that our MP MM DM DD D*D D*D* 90-Credit Diploma BTEC Nationals (QCF) PP MP MM DM DD D*D D*D* Diploma BTEC Nationals (QCF) 36 48 60 72 78 84 Tariff 32 48 64 80 96 104 112 Tariff

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The University of Gloucestershire has three campuses, one Our Campus Locations Liverpool Glasgow in Gloucester, and two in Cheltenham, as well as our art and Edinburgh photography studios at Hardwick and Pittville Student Village, both also in Cheltenham. These are within 5–25 minutes’ driving distance of each other (we have an inter-campus bus service) and all offerfantastic rail and road links to the rest of the UK as well as being close to major airports. Newcastle Francis Close Hall Cheltenham By coach By air GL50 4AZ Birmingham National Express and local bus and coach Heathrow Airport is less than 100 miles Hardwick, services operate from the Royal Well away from Cheltenham and Gloucester – Cheltenham Leeds bus station in Cheltenham town centre, around two hours by road with direct Cambridge GL50 4BS and from the Gloucester bus station. bus and rail links. We are also close to Manchester www.nationalexpress.com airports in Bristol (around 50 miles and one hour by road) and Birmingham Sheeld Liverpool By rail (around 60 miles and one hour by road). Cheltenham Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester railway International and EU students stations are both within easy walking distance of the town and city centres, or Visit our international team at an Oxford Birmingham exhibition or agent near you to Park a short taxi or bus ride away. London Cambridge University of Gloucestershire Paddington railway station is just over two find out why we are such a good Cheltenham Gloucester London hours away while Birmingham New Street choice for international students. GL50 2RH is 40 minutes from Cheltenham and www.glos.ac.uk/international Cardi Oxford 50 minutes from Gloucester. London Cardi www.nationalrail.co.uk Check us out on an open day

– Saturday 10 March 2018 Bristol Getting Here By road – Friday 29 June 2018 Bristol Southampton Cheltenham and Gloucester are just a few – Sunday 1 July 2018 Oxstalls miles away from junction 11 of the M5. – Saturday 29 September 2018 Gloucester – Sunday 14 October 2018 GL2 9HW Southampton Portsmouth – Saturday 10 November 2018 Plymouth Book your place online at www.glos.ac.uk/open 167 Portsmouth Plymouth Course Index University of Gloucestershire 168 COURSE INDEaX Computing BSc Programming BSc Computer Games Computer DesignBSc Games Forensics BSc Computer andCyber Management BSc(Level 6) Community andHealth C Management BA Business and Marketing and Strategy BA(Level 6) Business Management Business Management BA Business Computing BSc Biology BSc B Studies BSc(Level 6) Applied SportandExercise BSc (Level 6) Applied SocialSciences Animation BA Animal BiologyBSc Advertising BA Management Studies BA Accounting andFinancial Finance BA Accounting and Management BA Accounting andBusiness A 76 75 74 73 94 57 56 56 72 136 150 135 118 134 38 55 55 54 Creative Writing BA English Literature and English andCreative Writing BA English BA Education BA Science BSc Ecology andEnvironmental Early ChildhoodStudies BA E Technologies Digital MediaandWeb Digital Marketing BA Practice BA(Level 6) Drama andPerformance Practice BA Drama andPerformance Dance BA D Security BSc Cyber andComputer Sociology BSc Criminology and Psychology BSc Criminology and Justice BSc(Level 6) Criminology andCriminal Criminology BSc Creative Writing BA Creative MusicTechnology BA Computing BSc(Level 6) 109 108 107 87 140 86 78 58 106 106 105 77 139 138 135 137 104 119 76 Journalism BA J and Coaching International SportsBusiness International Business Studies BA Management BA International Business Interior DesignBA BEng (Level 6) Innovative Engineering Illustration BA I Management BA Hotel, Resort andTourism Management BA Hotel, Resort andEvents History BA H Graphic DesignBA Geography BA/BSc G Fine ArtBA Film Production BA Production BA(Level 6) Film andTelevision Fashion DesignBA F Exercise, Fitness andHealthFdSc Events ManagementBA 122 152 62 62 43 79 42 61 60 110 41 141 40 121 120 39 151 59 Psychology BSc Product DesignBA/BSc Primary Education BEd Popular MusicBA Policing Physical Education andCoaching BSc Physical Education BSc Photography BA Photojournalism and Documentary and Advertising BA Photography: Editorial Photography BA Performing ArtsBA (Level 6) Performing ArtsBA P Nursing (MentalHealth)BSc Nursing (Adult) BSc N Music Business BA Media Production BA Branding BA Marketing, Advertising and Production BA Magazine Journalismand M Law withComputing LLB Law withBusiness LLB Law LLB Landscape Architecture BA L 143 80 88 126 142 154 153 47 46 45 111 111 96 95 125 124 66 123 65 64 63 44 (Level 6) Visual Communications BA V Television Production BA T Sports Therapy BSc Conditioning BSc Sports Strength and Sports JournalismBA FdSc Sports Coaching andDevelopment Sports Coaching BSc Sport andExercise Sciences BSc Sport Business ManagementBA Sociology Social Work BSc Social Care BSc S Religion, Philosophy andEthicsBA R Wales; registered number:06023243. by guarantee registered inEnglandand of Gloucestershire isacompany limited University ofGloucestershire. 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