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University Destinations 2016 University Destinations 2016 Institution Course Anglia Ruskin University Abnormal and Clinical Psychology Anglo European College of Chiropractic Chiropractic Bangor University Chemistry with Industrial Experience Bath University Economics Bath University Economics Bath University International Management and Modern Languages - French Bath University Civil and Architectural Engineering BIMM Songwriting BIMM Songwriting BIMM (London) Creative Musicianship Birmingham City University Business and Economics Birmingham University Law with French Law Birmingham University Modern Languages Bristol University Law Buckinghamshire New University Football Business and Marketing Buckinghamshire New University Football Business and Finance Cambridge University Philosophy Cambridge University Natural Sciences Cambridge University Human, Social and Political Sciences Cambridge University English Cental Lancashire University Adult Nursing Chester University Geography Chester University Geography Cornwall College Surf Science and Technology Coventry University Forensic Investigations Cumbria University Travel and Adventure Media De Montfort University Business and Management Derby University Geology Durham University Natural Sciences Durham University Economics Durham University Geography Durham University Psychology Durham University Anthropology and Sociology Durham University Mathematics Durham University Anthropology and Sociology East Anglia University Pharmacy with a Foundation Year East Anglia University International Relations East Anglia University Business Finance and Economics East Anglia University Scriptwriting and Performance East Anglia University Film Studies and English Literature Edge Hill University Musical Theatre Edge Hill University Musical Theatre Edinburgh University Chinese and Spanish Edinburgh University Geophysics Edinburgh University Psychology Exeter University Zoology harrogategrammar.co.uk harrogategrammar.co.uk 54 University Destinations 2016 Institution Course Exeter University History Exeter University Politics and International Relations Glasgow University Earth Science Huddersfield University Social Work Hull University Computer Science for Games Development Hull University Business and Financial Management Hull University Geology with Physical Geography Imperial College London Biomedical Science Keele University Computer Science Keele University Computer Science King’s College London (University of London) French with English Kingston University Biological Sciences Lancaster University Accounting and Finance Lancaster University Philosophy, Politics and Economics Lancaster University Business Economics Leeds College of Art Photography Leeds College of Music Music (Popular Music) Leeds College of Music Music (Popular Music) Leeds College of Music Music (Popular Music) Leeds Metropolitan University Sociology Leeds Metropolitan University Law Leeds Metropolitan University Politics Leeds Metropolitan University Sport and Exercise Science Leeds Metropolitan University Criminology with Psychology Leeds Metropolitan University Sport Business Management Leeds Metropolitan University Marketing and Advertising Management Leeds Trinity University College Television Production Leeds Trinity University College Film and Television Studies Leeds University Art and Design Leeds University Fashion Marketing Leeds University Theatre and Performance Leicester University Biological Sciences Leicester University Psychology Lincoln University English and Journalism Liverpool University Criminology and Sociology Liverpool University Orthoptics Liverpool University Software Development Liverpool University Philosophy Liverpool University Medicine Liverpool University Radiotherapy Liverpool University Combined Honours Liverpool University Evolutionary Anthropology Liverpool University Geography Liverpool University Psychology Liverpool University Veterinary Science London South Bank University Drama and Performance harrogategrammar.co.uk harrogategrammar.co.uk 55 University Destinations 2016 Institution Course Loughborough University Politics and International Relations Manchester Metropolitan University International Fashion Promotion Manchester Metropolitan University Financial Mathematics Manchester Metropolitan University Accounting and Finance Manchester Metropolitan University Fashion Buying and Merchandising Manchester University Philosophy Manchester University Chemical Engineering Manchester University Politics and International Relations Manchester University Psychology Manchester University Earth Sciences Middlesex University Music and Business Arts Management Newcastle University Psychology Newcastle University Business Management Newcastle University Geography and Planning Newcastle University Medicine Newcastle University Marine Technology with Small Craft Technology Newcastle University Marketing and Management Newcastle University Chemical Engineering Newcastle University Biology Newcastle University Geography Newcastle University Geography Newcastle University Marine Biology and Oceanography Newcastle University Politics and Economics Newcastle University Politics and Sociology Northumbria University Foundation year in Law Northumbria University Accounting Northumbria University Finance and Investment Management Northumbria University Psychology Northumbria University Biomedical Science Northumbria University Psychology Northumbria University Drama Northumbria University Entrepreneurial Business Management Nottingham Trent University Psychology with Sociology Nottingham Trent University Fashion Management Nottingham Trent University Broadcast Journalism Nottingham Trent University Business Management and Marketing Nottingham Trent University Product Design Nottingham Trent University Architecture Nottingham Trent University Product Design Nottingham Trent University Business Nottingham University Computer Science Nottingham University Economics Queen Mary, University of London Geography with Business Management Royal Holloway, University of London Economics Royal Holloway, University of London Music Salford University Aeronautical Engineering harrogategrammar.co.uk harrogategrammar.co.uk 56 University Destinations 2016 Institution Course Sheffield Hallam University Business and Enterprise Management Sheffield Hallam University Business Economics Sheffield Hallam University Mathematics Sheffield Hallam University Real Estate Sheffield Hallam University Graphic Design Sheffield Hallam University Nursing (Child) Sheffield Hallam University Physiotherapy Sheffield Hallam University Business Studies Sheffield Hallam University Jewellery and Metalwork Sheffield Hallam University Business and Marketing Sheffield Hallam University Criminology Sheffield Hallam University Business Studies Sheffield University Economics Sheffield University History Sheffield University Medicine Sheffield University Chemistry Sheffield University Medicine Southampton Solent University Music Management St Andrews University Computer Science St Andrews University Psychology Staffordshire University Geography with Mountain Leadership Surrey University Actor Musician (GSA) Swansea University Financial Economics Teesside University Interior Design Teesside University Nursing Studies (Adult) University College Falmouth Photography University College London (University of London) Chemistry University of the West of England, Bristol Forensic Computing and Security Warwick University Modern Languages Warwick University Economics Worcester University Outdoor Adventure Leadership and Management York St John University Primary Education (5-11) York St John University Psychology York St John University Business Management York St John University TESOL and Japanese York St John University Criminology York St John University Sports Coaching York University Interactive Media York University Business and Management York University Psychology York University Psychology in Education York University Nursing (Mental Health) York University English/History York University Sociology York University Interactive Media harrogategrammar.co.uk harrogategrammar.co.uk 57.
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