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04 The place of useful learning 06 We are investing in your future 08 Glasgow 10 Explore Scotland 12 #strathlife 14 Home from home 16 Students’ Union 18 Strathclyde Sport 20 Study abroad 22 Truly Global 26 The Faculty of Engineering 54 The Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences 90 The Faculty of Science WIDENING 116 Strathclyde Business School ACCESS 136 Mature students entry requirements We want to increase opportunities 143 Your route to University for people from every background. 146 International students We select our students based on merit, potential and the ability to 148 Tuition fees & scholarships benefit from the education we offer. 149 Supporting you Put simply, we look for more than 150 Course index just your grades. We consider the circumstances of your education 153 Terms and conditions and will make lower offers, shown as “Minimum Entry Requirements” on subject pages, to certain the place of useful learning applicants as a result.

University of Strathclyde Glasgow G1 1XQ For more information, www.strath.ac.uk search ‘widening access’ at t: +44 (0)141 548 2814 www.strath.ac.uk e: [email protected] The place of useful learning We are investing in your future Glasgow Explore Scotland #strathlife Home from home Students’ Union Strathclyde Sport Study abroad Truly Global The place of useful learning

The University of Strathclyde is a leading international technological university located in the heart of Glasgow - one of the UK’s largest cities – and has a vibrant, international community with almost 23,000 students from over 100 countries.

For more than 200 years Strathclyde has been delivering academic excellence through world-class research and teaching, providing students with flexible, innovative learning in preparation for their chosen career path.

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We are transforming our campus by investing £1 billion to create a first-class working and learning environment for you, our students.

Our new £31 million sports centre, Strathclyde Sport, brings state of the art training, fitness and wellbeing facilities to the heart of the University’s campus. Strathclyde students are set to enjoy a new £60 million Learning & Teaching building, due for completion in 2020, which will be located in the centre of the campus. Designed with students and staff in mind, the hub will include leading-edge teaching facilities as well as providing a new home for student support services and the Students’ Union.

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Glasgow

Scotland’s largest city will be the backdrop to your studies, giving you instant access to world-class architecture and attractions, a diverse culinary scene, vibrant nightlife and outstanding shopping.

Known as the ‘Dear Green Place’, Glasgow boasts more than 90 parks and is a UNESCO City of Music, home to the SSE Hydro – one of the world’s busiest concert venues. The world’s top travel guides have consistently named Glasgow as a must-visit destination – and we couldn’t agree more!

To find out more visit: www.peoplemakeglasgow.com

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Home to some of the most magnificent landscapes in the UK, and with Glasgow as a base, you are only a short journey from exploring everything Scotland has to offer.

You can enjoy activities ranging from hill walking, snow sports, world- class mountain bike trails and water sports to climbing. Or for those who want to discover Scotland’s past, you can visit the country’s many historic castles and monuments and explore the thriving arts and culture scene of the surrounding towns and cities.

To find out more visit: www.visitscotland.com

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Starting at university, meeting new people, living on campus and discovering a new way of learning is exciting.

Whether you are living on or off campus we want you to have the best experience while studying at Strathclyde. If you need a helping hand, we’ll be here to support you. Get a glimpse of what student life is like at the University of Strathclyde:

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Make lifelong friends and feel at home in our student accommodation. Home from home

Your home in Glasgow All the accommodation in the Campus Village is self-catered, Located on campus and only a short walk from the main with a dedicated on-site management team and a night University buildings, our Campus Village houses more than porter outside office hours. Weekly cleaning of communal 1,440 students, with a further 300 living in our off-campus areas in each flat is included in your rent, making your residences just 10 minutes’ walk away. ‘Strathliving’ experience even easier! We provide secure accommodation for students, and our The campus village includes an open study area, a Santander application process ensures that we match you up with bank, Todds Bar, laundrette, and is situated close to the people we think you’ll get along with, creating lifelong shops, restaurants, cafés, bars and other entertainment in friendships. the city centre and Merchant City.

Search ‘accommodation’ at www.strath.ac.uk

14 15 The place of useful learning We are investing in your future Glasgow Explore Scotland #strathlife Home from home Students’ Union Strathclyde Sport Study abroad Truly Global Students’ Union Your Students’ Union promotes, represents and supports the interests and welfare of all our students, making sure your time at Strathclyde is the best it can be.

Every penny made goes into improving services Opportunities for you. Whatever you choose to take part in at the We offer opportunities for you to develop skills Union, it will be the best decision you’ll ever make at alongside your course work and help others through University! volunteering.

Visit strathunion.com to find out more. Advice & Support Our Advice hub is here to advise and support all Great nights happen at Strath Union students for free, in full confidentiality. Ask them Take your pick of three venues each offering a anything - no matter how big or small. selection of food, drink, events and activities, all designed to fit within your budget and timetable. Student Voice At Strathclyde, great value is placed on ensuring Clubs & Societies the student voice is heard. Your Union is led by six We have over 206 Clubs & Societies for you to student officers who are elected by you to represent choose from, all offering you the opportunity to get all aspects of University life. involved in something you feel passionately about. Representation Strath Sports We believe in a democracy shaped by the student Strathclyde Sports Union proudly hosts over 50 voice - this is why we encourage everyone to become sports clubs; outdoor or indoor, competitive or a Student Rep and be part of University discussions. recreational, everyone can take part and be #WeBleedMaroon | #StrathSports | strathsports.co.uk

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The Centre offers state-of-the art training facilities, including a 25-metre swimming pool, fitness suite with capacity for over 180 people, sports halls, squash courts, dance studio and treatment rooms.

The new Strathclyde Sport facility has already attracted partnerships with Netball Scotland, including the University’s sponsorship of the Our £31 million Strathclyde Strathclyde Sirens netball team, and Glasgow Sport building provides a range Warriors Rugby Union Club. We offer a number of performance sport of sport and wellbeing facilities scholarships to enable talented student-athletes to achieve their degree, whilst simultaneously for students, staff and the local reaching their sporting potential.

community. Whether you are an elite athlete or a complete beginner, we have opportunities here for all.

Search ‘Strathclyde Sport’ at www.strath.ac.uk

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As an undergraduate student you This ranges from one-week summer schools to summer projects or traineeships within a company. will usually have an opportunity Alternatively, you may prefer to study abroad for a to study or work abroad during semester or two at one of our partner institutions around the world whilst earning credit towards your your degree. Strathclyde degree. Various funding packages are available to assist with some of the additional costs. This is an amazing opportunity which equips you with new skills, broadens your horizon and enhances your careers prospects at the end of your degree.

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It has been the best decision I have made. I have learned so much about myself Just do it! You won’t regret it. Take the risk and just go.”

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Only a ONE-hour flight from London, Glasgow GLASGOW also has great transport BELFAST links from the rest of the MANCHESTER

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With more than 40 courses MEng and MSci degrees fulfil all of remain relevant to employers to choose from in our eight the educational requirements for and that students have the We are Scotland’s Departments, our flexible Chartered Engineer status without opportunity to work on projects approach to study allows you further study after graduation. assigned by companies that largest Engineering to take classes from across the address real industrial challenges. University, equipping you with the With an expansive scholarship Equipped with industry relevant potential and skills to reach the portfolio that benefits a large skills, our graduates are in Faculty with more than highest levels in industry. number of our students, our demand world-wide from industry partners can offer you employers. We offer four-year BEng (Honours) the opportunity to apply for 4,000 undergraduate and BSc (Honours) programmes scholarships and internships, Our impressive multimillion- and five-year MEng (Master of which will enable you to get pound investments in engineering Engineering) and MSci (Master hands-on experience during facilities gives students access to students from across of Science) programmes. The your studies. Contributing state-of-the-art equipment and first three years of the MEng organisations include BP, the work space in which to study. programmes usually match the Institution of Civil Engineers, The the globe choosing to Honours curriculum but the final Royal Academy of Engineering and Each year, more than 100 of our two years involve advanced study the Institution of Engineering and students spend a semester or an and may include classes in areas Technology. academic year abroad studying at study with us each year. such as law, business, leadership a university in locations such as and management. Project work Our close connections with Europe, Canada, the USA, Mexico, is also strongly emphasised. The industry ensure that our degrees Australia, Japan and Singapore.

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 26 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 27 Aero-Mechanical Engineering MEng (UCAS H421)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H420) Aero-mechanical engineering takes in aerospace systems and aircraft; it is also relevant in fields such as wind energy and long-span bridges.

WHY AERO-MECHANICAL CONTACT ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 [email protected] Ranked No 1 in Scotland and in the UK top 10 for Mechanical Engineering (The Complete University Guide YOUR CAREER Despite having gotten entry 2020). Learn how to design aircraft engines, control systems, Recent employers include Airbus, EnerMech, GE landing gear and the many parts which sustain flight. Caledonian, GE Oil and Gas, Highland Wood Energy, and into other Universities, Jaguar Land Rover. Participate in the Formula Student competition to design, build and race a racing car. Recent graduate roles include: Strathclyde had always been Design and manufacture a remote-control scale aircraft. Aero-Dynamist Aerospace Engineer Opportunity for hands-on flight experience. Design Engineer my desired choice. I had a 12- Professional accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical Nuclear Graduate Trainee Engineers (IMechE) and Royal Aeronautical Society. Project Engineer week placement with Babcock Gain international experience through the option to study abroad. YOUR STUDIES as a Mechanical Engineering Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, electrical ENTRY REQUIREMENTS circuits, heat and flow, mechanical engineering design, experimental laboratory skills Intern in the summer of 2016 Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 2: you learn about flight and spaceflight, engineering mechanics, aero design and flight test, MEng mathematical modelling and analysis, materials and a 4-week placement with Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths engineering and design; hands-on flight experience field A, Physics A) course at a gliding school Arup as a Fire Engineering *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths Year 3: aeronautical topics such as designing and and Physics or Engineering Science) building of a remote-control scale aircraft and flight simulation studies, structural mechanics, dynamics and Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended Intern in the summer of 2017.” control; opportunity to study abroad A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 Year 4: individual aerospace-related project; classes in entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths, Physics) Engineering Materials Selection, Advanced Mechanics IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) and Dynamics, and Aerodynamic Performance Madeleine Campbell BEng Honours Year 5 (MEng only): group project and choice of classes Aero-Mechanical Engineering student Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths such as Aerodynamic Propulsion Systems, Machine A, Physics A) Dynamics, Spaceflight Mechanics, Engineering Plasticity *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB and Pressurised Systems (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended RELATED COURSES A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; (Maths, Physics); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths, Physics) Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Additional Information Deferred entry is not accepted Applicants likely to be made an offer are normally invited to visit the department between January and March. WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 28 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 29 Architectural Studies BSc Honours (UCAS K100) Architects plan, design and construct buildings and structures, influencing the visual landscape and responding to the environment in our towns and cities.

WHY ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES AT Candidates likely to fulfil the entry requirements and who do not have an art/design qualification may be STRATHCLYDE? asked to submit a portfolio which should contain Ranked No 1 in Scotland and in the UK Top 5 for examples of a range of work providing evidence to Architecture (The Complete University Guide 2020). indicate creative and artistic ability. One of the good things about We’re one of the highest scoring architecture CONTACT departments in the UK for our graduate career prospects +44 (0)141 574 5484 coming to Strathclyde is that (HESA). [email protected] Professionally accredited by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the Royal Institute of British Architects YOUR CAREER when you go on your work (RIBA). Our graduates are highly regarded in industry and go Focus on the design of buildings, towns and cities and on to forge careers in multidisciplinary architectural experience it is already so the historical and theoretical ideas that inspire them. practices such as: Page \ Park, Collective, Austin-Smith: Lord, Ryder Architecture and Holmes Miller. Other areas Our students have the opportunity to engage with of employment include: the creative industries, model familiar. Even in the first week industry clients on live projects. making – physical and virtual, project management, Benefit from teaching by our academics and theatre and stage set design, and the film and music of working in practice there professional architects and engineers. industry. Graduates have also undertaken research roles in the energy and construction industries. Students regularly win and exhibit work through international and national competitions including Recent graduate roles include: are no surprises because you Archiprix International, AJ Student Prize, RIAS and Architectural Assistant A+DS, RSA New Contemporaries. Designer (Architectural) have already learnt the design Teacher (Design Technology/Secondary Education) Study abroad for one semester and convert your degree Lecturer (Architectural & Design Technology) title to Architectural Studies with International Study. stages. The course sets you up YOUR STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: introduces the architectural design process, from for the work experience.” Required subjects are shown in brackets initial concepts through design development to realisation and construction; project to design your first building, Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB supported by classes in technology and cultural studies (normally English B, Maths or Physics B, Art & Design/ Year 2: further project work in a Scottish context; cultural Shawn Kay Graphic Communication/Design & Manufacture B) and technology classes Architectural Studies student *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB Year 3: urban housing design project and thesis; (English and Maths or Physics). A portfolio may be preparation of digital portfolio required for professional required if no art-based Higher accreditation; opportunity to study abroad A Levels: ABB-BBB (Maths or Physics; GCSE Art & At the end of year 3, it is recommended that you gain Design or Product Design 6/B, GCSE English Language experience by working for a year in an architectural practice 6/B or English Literature 6/B) under the supervision of an experienced ARB-registered IB: 34 (English HL5, Maths HL5 or Physics HL5) mentor in the UK or abroad (please note this option is not available to students studying on a Tier 4 visa). HND: HND Architectural Technology or Interior Design with AA Graded Units Year 4: projects to design complex, multifunctional urban buildings; dissertation Additional Information Deferred entry is accepted

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 30 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 31 Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering MEng (UCAS B831)/ BEng Honours (UCAS B830) MEng (UCAS H801)/BEng Honours (UCAS H800) Develop new medical technologies and techniques which transform and Chemical engineers create and develop the processes to produce, change or improve the lives of patients. transport products and materials into the everyday products and utilities that we use.

WHY BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING AT Additional Information WHY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AT CONTACT STRATHCLYDE? Deferred entry is accepted STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 CONTACT [email protected] Ranked No 2 in the UK for Medical Technology (The Ranked No 1 in Scotland and Number 5 in the UK for Complete University Guide 2020). +44 (0)141 574 5484 Chemical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times [email protected] YOUR CAREER Professional accreditation by the Institution of Good University Guide 2020). Recent employers include BP, Essar Oil, GSK, Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the Institution of YOUR CAREER Industry-sponsored scholarship opportunities. Engineering and Technology (IET), and the Institute of Glenmorangie, Marathon Oil Corporation, Diageo, Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM). Biomedical Engineering graduates can be found in areas Study abroad in Europe, the USA, Australia, Canada and ExxonMobil, Viridor, Doosan Babcock, Norbord Europe South East Asia. Ltd., Mabbett, P&G and Sabic. Gain training in biomedical engineering as well as core such as education, research and development, medical mechanical and electrical engineering subjects. device regulations, medical device sales, management, Opportunity to undertake your final-year project in Recent graduate roles include: consulting, design and technology. Blood salvage technology developed by Strathclyde industry. Petroleum Engineer bioengineers is in use around the world. YOUR STUDIES Professional accreditation by the Institution of Chemical Polymer Scientist Benefit from state-of-the art technology in one of the Engineers (IChemE). Process Engineer longest-established such departments in the world. Year 1: classes include Maths, Mechanical Engineering, Surface Operations Engineer Prepare for a wide range of career opportunities Electrical Engineering, Anatomy, Physiology and Cell Graduate Commissioning Engineer in industry, academia, hospitals and government Biology ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Technical Support Engineer agencies. Year 2: topics include engineering mechanics, materials, Required subjects are shown in brackets Recent £15.5 million redevelopment of our Wolfson electronics and cell biology YOUR STUDIES Building, providing modern and flexible teaching Year 3: Biomechanics, Biomedical Materials, MEng Year 1: covers the basic principles of chemical facilities and an enhanced experience for our students. Immunology, Instrumentation and Microcontrollers and Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths engineering, fundamentals, techniques and tools, as Physiology A, Chemistry B, Physics B) well as maths and chemistry ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 4: individual research project and classes in *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths, Year 2: introduces process analysis, statistics, fluid flow, Biomedical Instrumentation and Electronics, plus a Chemistry and Physics) heat transfer, thermodynamics, chemical principles, Required subjects are shown in brackets choice from a wide list of options and safety; as well as exploring these concepts in the A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: chemical engineering lab Year 5 (MEng only): group project and choice of A*AA-AAB (Maths & Chemistry or Physics) MEng classes such as Tissue Mechanics, Clinical and Sports topics covered include reactors, biochemical IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Chemistry HL5, Physics HL5) Year 3: Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA Biomechanics, and Cardiovascular Devices engineering, materials and processes, sustainability, (Maths A, Physics A, Biology Higher B or National 5 A BEng Honours economics, mass transfer, and separation processes; recommended) RELATED COURSE Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths with deepening of concepts in lab work and the *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths, A, Chemistry B, Physics B) introduction of chemical engineering design Physics, Biology Higher or National 5 recommended) Prosthetics & Orthotics *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths, Year 4: focuses on particle technology, advanced Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended Chemistry and Physics) reactors, process control, environmental technology, advanced separations, and problem solving; students A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: A*AA- A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: also undertake the chemical engineering design project AAB (Maths, Physics, GCSE Biology 7/A recommended) AAA-ABB (Maths & Chemistry or Physics) Year 5 (MEng only): provides students with deeper IB: 34 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) IB: 32 (Maths HL6, Chemistry HL5, Physics HL5) learning in topics selected to develop their professional Additional Information BEng Honours engineering knowledge and skill set - advanced Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB Deferred entry is accepted topics include modern process measurements, safety (Maths A, Physics A, Biology Higher B or National 5 A BEng (Honours)/MEng Chemical Engineering management, programming and optimisation, molecular recommended) is offered via Distance Learning - contact us for more simulation, molecular and interfacial science, clean combustion technologies, electrochemical energy *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths, information devices, and petroleum engineering; students undertake Physics, Biology Higher or Nati0nal 5 recommended) HNC/HND in Chemical Engineering or a degree in a related discipline plus relevant work experience; other their final semester project within industry or as a A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB research placement (Maths, Physics, GCSE Biology 7/A recommended) qualifications may be considered; applicants with prior industry experience can enter the course at the IB: (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) 32 equivalent to Year 3 WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 32 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 33 Civil Engineering MEng (UCAS H202)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H200) Civil Engineers plan, design, construct and operate the major infrastructure systems on which our society depends including transport, water and energy systems as well as major buildings and other structures.

WHY CIVIL ENGINEERING AT CONTACT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 [email protected] Unique opportunities to participate in industry-led problem-based learning and mentoring. YOUR CAREER I chose Strathclyde as it has Only Engineering Department in Scotland to have received an Athena Swan Silver Award for advancing Recent employers include Atkins, Mott MacDonald, gender equality, for both students and staff. AECOM, Jacobs, BAM Nuttall, COWI, Laing O’Rourke, an excellent reputation for Systra, RJ McLeod, I & H Brown, WSP, Balfour Beatty, Group projects to design infrastructure for developing ScottishPower, Scottish Water and Wood. countries. engineering and is right in the Our students regularly win national competitions. Recent graduate roles include: Consultant Opportunities to study abroad. Designer heart of the city centre. During Professional accreditation by the Institution of Civil Civil Engineer Engineers (ICE). Bridge Engineer the summer following my Transportation Engineer Ports & Maritime Engineer ENTRY REQUIREMENTS third year, I was lucky enough Required subjects are shown in brackets YOUR STUDIES Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, structural MEng to earn a 12-week placement analysis, materials, computer-aided drawing and design Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA/AAABB Year 2: you learn about structures, geotechnics, water (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) engineering, surveying and mapping, and chemistry and with Mott MacDonald, *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB materials science (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Year 3: topics in structures, geotechnics, water working within the Dams and A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B & engineering, transport, environmental engineering and 1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB Maths A OR construction management; opportunity to study abroad Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Year 4: Applied Structural Engineering, Water Reservoirs team on a range IB: 36 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transport HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance Planning, Environmental Engineering and Construction Management of projects.” BEng Honours engineering design including Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB Year 5 (MEng only): (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) integrated group project plus advanced engineering topics, Business and Management, Environment and John Campbell *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB Sustainability; opportunity to study abroad (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Civil Engineering student A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB Maths A OR RELATED COURSE Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Civil & Environmental Engineering IB: 32 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering or Construction Engineering with A in Graded Unit and pass in Maths for Construction; Year 2 entry: HND, subjects as for HNC, with BA in Graded Units and pass in Maths for Construction Additional Information Deferred entry is accepted WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 34 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 35 Civil & Environmental Engineering MEng (UCAS H290)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H291) Civil and Environmental Engineers plan, design, construct and operate the major infrastructure systems on which our society depends and play key roles in projects which enhance the natural and built environments.

WHY CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL Additional Information ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? Deferred entry is accepted CONTACT Unique opportunities to participate in industry-led problem-based learning and mentoring. +44 (0)141 574 5484 [email protected] I knew I wanted to study Only Engineering Department in Scotland to have received an Athena Swan Silver Award for advancing gender equality, for both students and staff. YOUR CAREER engineering, so Strathclyde Group projects to design infrastructure for developing Recent employers include Atkins, Mott MacDonald, countries. AECOM, Jacobs, BAM Nuttall, COWI, Laing O’Rourke, I was an obvious choice due & H Brown, Balfour Beatty, ScottishPower and Scottish Our students regularly win national competitions. Water. Opportunities to study abroad. to its reputation. In my third Recent graduate roles include: Professional accreditation by the Institution of Civil Consultant Engineers (ICE). Designer year I had the opportunity to Civil Engineer ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Bridge Engineer Transportation Engineer complete an Erasmus exchange Required subjects are shown in brackets Ports & Maritime Engineer in Finland. This was a great MEng YOUR STUDIES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA/AAABB (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, structural analysis, materials, computer-aided drawing and design experience, which allowed me *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Year 2: you learn about structures, geotechnics, water engineering, surveying and mapping, and chemistry and A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B & to travel alongside my studies.” materials science 1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Year 3: topics in structures, geotechnics, water engineering, transport, environmental engineering and IB: 36 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) Lucy Robertson construction management; opportunity to study abroad HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance Year 4: Applied Water Engineering, Geotechnical Civil and Environmental Engineering student BEng Honours Engineering, Contaminated Land, Water and Wastewater Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB Treatment Design, Air Pollution, Transport Planning and (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Construction Management *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB Year 5 (MEng only): engineering design including (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) integrated group project plus advanced engineering topics, Business And Management, Environment and A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths B & 1 Sustainability; opportunity to study abroad Science at A or B) IB: 32 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) RELATED COURSE HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Civil Engineering, Structural Civil Engineering Engineering or Construction Engineering with A in Graded Unit and pass in Maths for Construction; Year 2 entry: HND, subjects as for HNC, with BA in Graded Units and pass in Maths for Construction

WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 36 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 37 Computer & Electronic Systems Electrical Energy Systems MEng (UCAS GHK6)/ BEng Honours (UCAS GH46) MEng (UCAS H630) From drones to smart technology, engineers with electronics and software skills Develop expertise in how to deliver reliable energy supplies to meet demand are needed for our digital future. with minimal impact on the environment.

WHY COMPUTER & ELECTRONIC CONTACT WHY ELECTRICAL ENERGY SYSTEMS YOUR CAREER +44 (0)141 574 5484 SYSTEMS AT STRATHCLYDE? AT STRATHCLYDE? Graduates are in demand in the high-growth energy sector, [email protected] Ranked in the UK Top 5 for Electrical Engineering (The Ranked in the UK Top 5 for Electrical Engineering (The as well as in the infrastructure industries, engineering Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). consultancy and defence. Recent employers include YOUR CAREER ScottishPower Energy Networks, National Grid, SSE Learn how to design electronic systems and use Learn about electrical, renewable and carbon-neutral Renewables, Aker Solutions, EDF Energy and Atkins Global. software engineering to develop the next generation of 91% graduate employment with average starting energy sources, and the applications of electrical digital technology. salaries of £26,000 - £28,000 (UniSTATS). Hardware and power. software jobs exist across a broad range of engineering Recent graduate roles include: Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme & technology sectors including e-commerce, banking, IT, Take part in our solar energy international development Electrical Engineer with paid work placements. the automotive industry and cyber-security. Recent projects in Africa. Transmission Engineer employers include Amazon, BAE Systems, GE Aviation, Control Engineer Gain international experience through studying abroad. Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Smart Grid Specialist Infiniti Red Bull Racing, Siemens and Thales. with paid work placements. Triple professional accreditation by the Institution of Power Engineer Engineering and Technology (IET), Engineering Council Recent graduate roles include: Gain international experience through studying abroad. Energy Specialist and British Computer Society (BCS) means you can choose Applications Developer Professional accreditation by the Institution of to become a Chartered Engineer, IT Specialist or both. Software Engineer Engineering and Technology (IET). YOUR STUDIES Electronics Engineer Year 1: Electronics, Electrical and Engineering Science, Projects Engineer ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Maths, and Computing; practical labs and project work Systems Analyst ENTRY REQUIREMENTS introduce design and build activities Required subjects are shown in brackets Required subjects are shown in brackets YOUR STUDIES Year 2: energy design projects; topics including MEng/... with International Study (UCAS I200) electrical systems analysis, electrical techniques and Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths Year 1: Electronic Circuits, Maths, Computer Science and physical electronics Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths A, Physics or Engineering Science) A, Physics or Engineering Science) Software Engineering; practical labs and project work Year 3: you develop power systems expertise, introduce design and build activities *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths with classes in instrumentation, renewable energy *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB and Physics or Engineering Science) technologies and engineering innovation (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Year 2: you learn a range of programming languages (Java, C++, C, Ruby, Python), computer communications, A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 Year 4: tailor your degree with an individual design A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 engineering design techniques, and hardware and entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) project and classes in electrical power, clean energy entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) software analysis IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) technology and smartgrids; option to study abroad IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) Year 3: specialist topics such as artificial intelligence, Additional Information Year 5: group design project to build a prototype system HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance embedded systems and computing architectures Deferred entry is not accepted to showcase at the end-of-year industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including power systems BEng Honours Year 4: individual design project in your chosen Applicant interviews are conducted in January and protection, asset management and control Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A, specialism and choice of classes including Digital February Physics or Engineering Science) Forensics, Laser Systems and Information Security; year abroad for those on the MEng International Study stream CONTACT *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB RELATED COURSES (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to develop +44 (0)141 574 5484 a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year [email protected] Computer & Electronic Systems A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including Electrical & Mechanical Engineering entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) computer security, E-commerce and video processing Electronic & Digital Systems IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Electronic & Electrical Engineering HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical RELATED COURSES Engineering, Engineering Maths 1 - 3, Graded Unit A; Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering, Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software, Electrical Energy Systems Analogue Electronic Principles, Combinational Logic, Electronic & Digital Systems Sequential Logic, Graded Unit AA Electronic & Electrical Engineering Additional Information Deferred entry is not accepted Applicant interviews are conducted in January and February WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 38 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 39 Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Electronic & Electrical Engineering MEng (UCAS HH6H)/BEng Honours (UCAS HH63) MEng (UCAS H601)/BEng Honours (UCAS H600) Mechanical, electrical, computing and control elements are key to all Electronic & Electrical Engineers invent, design and operate the technology engineering systems. and systems that underpin today’s high tech society.

WHY ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL CONTACT WHY ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL CONTACT ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 [email protected] [email protected] Ranked in the UK Top 5 for Electrical Engineering (The Ranked in the UK Top 5 for Electrical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). YOUR CAREER YOUR CAREER 90% graduate employment with average starting salaries Develop expertise in mechanical, electrical, software of £28,000 (uniSTATS). Many of our graduates secure well-paid and exciting and control systems engineering. Opportunities exist in the aerospace and automotive jobs or are in further study by the time they finish their industries, and in the energy, consultancy, and oil and Technical projects linked to engineering companies and Participate in the Formula Student competition to degree. Employers include BAE Systems, Accenture, BP, gas sectors. Recent employers include Rolls-Royce, international research activities in topics including clean design, build and race a racing car. Thales, Rolls-Royce and ScottishPower. Nexen Petroleum, Jaguar Land Rover and Arup. energy, cyber security and 5G communications. Gain international experience through studying abroad. Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Recent graduate roles include: Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Recent graduate roles include: with paid work placements. Design Engineer Electrical Engineer with paid work placements. Options to study abroad or take part in our solar energy Systems Designer Subsea Engineer Professional accreditation by the Institution of projects in Africa. Software Developer Mechanical Engineer Technology Analyst Engineering and Technology (IET), and Institution of Professional accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). Graduate Engineer Electronics Engineer Generator Engineer Engineering and Technology (IET). YOUR STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 1: Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Analogue Year 1: Maths, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Required subjects are shown in brackets and Digital Circuits, Maths and Computing; Business Mechanics, and Engineering Modelling; practical labs MEng/... with International Study (UCAS H3H6) Management classes integrated each year for those on and project work introduce design and build activities MEng... / ...with Business Studies (UCAS H6N1)/ the Business Studies stream; practical labs and project Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths Year 2: you learn about electromagnetism, digital ....with International Study (UCAS H6L2) work introduce design and build activities A, Physics or Engineering Science) Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths A, electronics, and mechanics to develop core engineering Year 2: topics such as digital electronics, Physics or Engineering Science) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB skills electromagnetism, and engineering design and (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Year 3: specialist topics include instrumentation and *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths manufacture develop core engineering skills and Physics or Engineering Science) A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 microcontrollers, dynamics, and integrated design of Year 3: specialist subjects in signals and communications entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) mechanical systems A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 systems, engineering innovation, and digital technology IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) Year 4: individual design project in your chosen entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) design IB: (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance specialism and technical subjects including systems 36 Year 4: individual design project in your chosen engineering, communications networks, and flight BEng Honours HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance specialism and selection of classes including Multimedia and spacecraft; year abroad for those on the MEng BEng Honours Systems, Power Electronics and Robotics; year abroad for Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A, International Study stream those on the MEng International Study stream Physics or Engineering Science) Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A, Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to build Physics or Engineering Science) Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to build *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 machinery diagnosis, aerodynamic performance and renewable energy technologies, digital communications A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) control techniques and embedded systems entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical RELATED COURSES HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical RELATED COURSES Engineering, Engineering Maths 1 - 3, Graded Unit A; Computer & Electronic Systems Engineering, Engineering Maths 1 - 3, Graded Unit A; Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering, Computer & Electronic Systems Electrical Energy Systems Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering, Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software, Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Electronic & Digital Systems Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software, Electrical Energy Systems Analogue Electronic Principles, Combinational Logic, Analogue Electronic Principles, Combinational Logic, Electronic & Electrical Engineering Electronic & Digital Systems Sequential Logic, Graded Unit AA Sequential Logic, Graded Unit AA Additional Information Additional Information Deferred entry is not accepted Deferred entry is not accepted Applicant interviews are conducted in January and February Applicant interviews are conducted in January and February WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 40 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 41 Electronic & Digital Systems Manufacturing Engineering with MEng (UCAS H690) Management Learn to create the next generation of digital electronic technologies that will MEng (UCAS HN8F)/BEng Honours (UCAS HN73) help transform how we live. Create and manage systems and processes which provide innovative, high-quality products and services where and when they are needed. WHY ELECTRONIC & DIGITAL YOUR CAREER Additional Information SYSTEMS AT STRATHCLYDE? Opportunities exist in international brands such as WHY MANUFACTURING Deferred entry is accepted Ranked in the UK Top 5 for Electrical Engineering (The Nokia, Samsung and BT, and chip and system solutions ENGINEERING WITH MANAGEMENT Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). companies such as Siemens and Xilinx. The Scottish AT STRATHCLYDE? CONTACT electronics market, with Wolfson Microelectronics, +44 (0)141 574 5484 Learn how to design the electronic systems that enable Linn Products and Selex ES, also offers great career Learn to combine virtual and physical design and [email protected] wireless, mobile and satellite communications, the prospects. prototyping in our digital design suite. internet, and audio, video and modern embedded Every physical product you come into contact with has YOUR CAREER computing systems. Recent graduate roles include: been manufactured and the industry’s demand for those IT Specialist skilled in this area continues to increase. Production engineers and managers have a broad choice Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Systems Engineer of careers in engineering and in management roles, with with paid work placements. Develop interpersonal, presentation, management, Electronics Engineer leadership and entrepreneurial skills. the potential to become ‘captains of industry’ at senior Gain international experience by studying abroad. executive level. Employers of recent graduates include Undertake a summer placement in industry. YOUR STUDIES Diageo, Accenture, Airbus, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, A degree programme for a 5G world. Benefit from guaranteed industrial experience to Rolls Royce, Thales, GE Power and Jaguar Land Rover. develop and apply your skills as a product design Professional accreditation by the Institution of Year 1: Analogue and Digital Circuits, Maths, Electronics engineer within the real world and add to your CV, Recent graduate roles include: Engineering and Technology (IET). and Processing Systems; practical labs and project work introduce design and build activities through the Industrial Group Project modules. Research & Design Consultant Operations Graduate Year 2: concepts in signal processing, digital systems, Professional accreditation by the Institution of Manufacturing Engineering Graduate ENTRY REQUIREMENTS physical electronics, and wireless communications Engineering Designers, Institution of Engineering and Technology and Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Manufacturing Graduate Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 3: specialist topics including signals and Operations Management Graduate communications systems, microcontrollers, and digital ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB electronics YOUR STUDIES (Maths A, Physics or Engineering Science) Year 4: tailor your degree with an individual design Required subjects are shown in brackets project and choice of classes including Communications Year 1: study engineering mechanics, electrical *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB circuits, heat and flow, total design, maths, production Networks, Multimedia Systems and Information Security; MEng (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) engineering and management option to study abroad Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA (Maths A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year Year 2: focus on engineering materials, electrical Year 5: group design project to build a prototype system and Physics or Engineering Science) 2 entry: (Maths A, Physics, Computing) machines and control, design and manufacturing A*AA-AAB to showcase at the end-of-year industry exhibition; *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths management, production techniques, analysing and IB: (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) 36 choice of advanced topics including robotics, digital and Physics or Engineering Science) improving operations systems design, and image processing Additional Information A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: Year 3: topics include innovation management, Deferred entry is not accepted A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics) production and operations management, production Applicant interviews are conducted in January and RELATED COURSES IB: 36 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) techniques, product programming, mechatronics design and applications; option to study abroad February Computer & Electronic Systems A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & individual project and industry-based projects Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended Year 4: CONTACT focused on business, process and/or strategy Electrical Energy Systems HNC/HND: offers entry to BEng in the first instance; +44 (0)141 574 5484 improvement and innovation in manufacturing sectors; Electronic & Electrical Engineering contact us before applying [email protected] Quality Management and Advanced Design classes BEng Honours Year 5 (MEng only): individual project, industrial group Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths project, research dissertation and selection from and Physics or Engineering Science) advanced related modules *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) RELATED COURSES A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths and Physics) Product Design & Innovation IB: 34 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Product Design Engineering Sports Design Engineering A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; For more information, search Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AA in Graded Units 42 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 43 Mechanical Engineering Naval Architecture & Marine MEng (UCAS H302)/BEng Honours (UCAS H300) Engineering Mechanical engineers conceive, design and put into operation devices, MEng (UCAS HJ56)/ BEng Honours (UCAS JH65) machines, engines and energy systems. Naval Architects and Marine Engineers deal with the world’s most powerful vehicles and largest moving structures. WHY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AT CONTACT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 WHY NAVAL ARCHITECTURE Additional Information [email protected] & MARINE ENGINEERING AT Deferred entry is accepted Ranked No 1 in Scotland and in the UK top 10 for STRATHCLYDE? CONTACT Mechanical Engineering (The Complete University Guide YOUR CAREER 2020). +44 (0)141 574 5484 Gain skills to tackle engineering challenges on a range [email protected] Opportunity to participate in Formula Student, the Employers of recent graduates include Airbus, BAE of marine vehicles. national competition to build a racing car. Systems, Aker Subsea Ltd, EDF Energy, Network Rail, Rolls-Royce and Siemens. Access facilities including our towing/wave tank. YOUR CAREER Access to industry scholarships. Opportunity to train to use our 33-foot racing yacht. Career opportunities exist in areas such as ship and Option to study abroad. Recent graduate roles include: offshore design, technical consultancy, ship safety, and Production Engineer International work placement opportunities. The Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering ship operation and management. Projects Engineer is targeted annually for graduate recruitment by more Subsea Engineer Benefit from sponsorship and scholarship than 60 companies, enhancing your career prospects. Recent graduate roles include: Nuclear Graduate opportunities. Naval Architect Professional accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical Development Engineer Professional accreditation by the Royal Institution of Ship Surveyor Mechanical Engineers. Naval Architects (RINA) and the Institute of Marine Marine Engineer Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST). YOUR STUDIES Project Engineer ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: Maths, Software for Engineers, Experimental Required subjects are shown in brackets and Lab Skills, Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES Electronics, Mechanical Engineering Design Required subjects are shown in brackets Years 1: Engineering Mechanics, Maths, Computing MEng/... with International Study (UCAS H304) Year 2: core engineering subjects, applied maths and and Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine information technology, dynamics and control, structural Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths MEng Engineering; group project to design, build and test a A, Physics A) mechanics and materials container ship Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA/AAABB Year 3: design exercises and classes in Engineering *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A and Physics or Engineering Science at B) Year 2: focus on flotation, stability and safety of ships, (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Science; study abroad opportunities marine design and production; group project to build a *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths Year 4: individual project; classes appropriate to your radio-controlled sailing yacht and a wave energy device Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended and Physics or Engineering Science) degree specialism Year 3: topics include resistance, propulsion and A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths, Physics) Year 5 (MEng only): group project; study abroad strength of ships, marine design, principles of marine opportunity if not taken in year 3; specialist topics A Levels: Year 1: AAB-BBB (Maths and Physics), Year 2: machinery, and marine business and management; IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) such as space-flight systems, engineering plasticity, A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics at A) individual project to design a ship BEng Honours/... with International Study aerodynamics, pressurised systems, and machinery IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) Year 4: individual project on a topic of your choice; (UCAS H303) diagnosis HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance classes covering Marine Machinery, Power and Electrical Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths BEng Honours Systems, as well as State of-the-art Tools for Predicting A, Physics A) Fluid Flow Around Ships and the Strength of Ship RELATED COURSES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB or *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB Structures AABBB (Maths and Physics, or Engineering Science at (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Aero-Mechanical Engineering Year 5 (MEng only): group design project; further Electrical & Mechanical Engineering grades AB/BA) Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended specialist technical and management classes *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 and Physics or Engineering Science) entry: AAA-ABB (Maths, Physics) Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended RELATED COURSES IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) A Levels: Year 1: ABB-BBB (Maths and Physics); Year 2: Naval Architecture with High Performance Marine Additional Information AAA-ABB (Maths A and Physics B) Vehicles Deferred entry is not accepted IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering Applicants likely to be made an offer are normally invited HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: pass a relevant HNC, A in Graded to visit the department between January and March Unit; Year 2 entry: pass a relevant HND, AA in Graded Units; contact us before applying WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 44 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 45 Naval Architecture with High Naval Architecture with Ocean Performance Marine Vehicles Engineering MEng (UCAS H521)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H520) MEng (UCAS H513)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H512) Marine vehicles use advanced materials and technology to Ocean Engineering deals with structures and systems related to ocean become lighter, faster, greener and safer. resources, including oil and gas, and renewable energy.

WHY NAVAL ARCHITECTURE WITH CONTACT WHY NAVAL ARCHITECTURE Additional Information HIGH PERFORMANCE MARINE +44 (0)141 574 5484 WITH OCEAN ENGINEERING AT Deferred entry is accepted [email protected] VEHICLES AT STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? CONTACT Learn to design, build and operate marine vehicles. YOUR CAREER +44 (0)141 574 5484 Access facilities including our towing/wave tank. [email protected] Benefit from sponsorship and scholarship opportunities. Employers of recent graduates include Aker Solutions Train to use the Department’s 33-foot racing yacht. Access facilities including our towing/wave tank. Ltd, Babcock, BMT Defence Services, BP, GL Noble YOUR CAREER Benefit from international work placement Our students can train to use the department’s 33-foot Denton and Lloyd’s Register. opportunities. racing yacht. With skills including analytical, numeracy and problem- Recent graduate roles include: solving, Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering International work placement opportunities. Sponsorship and scholarship opportunities. Pipeline Engineer graduates are suited to a wide range of career Professional accreditation by the Royal Institution of Fleet in Operation Surveyor Study topics such as subsea engineering, risk opportunities. Naval Architects (RINA) and the Institute of Marine Trainee Auditor management and reliability analysis. Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST). Naval Architect Recent graduate roles include: Professional accreditation by the Royal Institution of Ocean Engineer Naval Architects (RINA) and the Institute of Marine Subsea Engineer ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST). Marine Surveyor Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 1: Maths, Engineering Mechanics, Marine Offshore Renewables Engineer Design, Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine ENTRY REQUIREMENTS MEng Engineering; group project to design, build and test a YOUR STUDIES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA or AAABB container ship Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 1: Maths, Engineering Mechanics, Marine (Maths A and Physics or Engineering Science at B) Year 2: focus on flotation, stability and safety of ships, Design, Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine marine design and production; group project to build a MEng *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB Engineering; group project to design, build and test a radio-controlled sailing yacht and a wave energy device Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA or AAABB (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) container ship Year 3: topics cover resistance and propulsion of ships, (Maths A and Physics or Engineering Science at B) Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended Year 2: focus on hydrostatics and stability of marine marine engineering, design of marine structures, yacht *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths vehicles, marine design and production; group project to A Levels: Year 1: AAB-BBB (Maths and Physics), Year 2: and power craft design; individual project to design a and Physics or Engineering Science) A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics at A) build a radio-controlled sailing yacht and a wave energy ship Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended IB: (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) device 36 Year 4: an individual project on a topic of your choice; A Levels: Year 1: AAB-BBB (Maths and Physics), Year 3: topics cover resistance and propulsion of ships, HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance classes covering High Performance Sailing Yachts, and Year 2: A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics at A) marine engineering, design of marine structures, High-Speed Ships as well as State-of-the-art Tools for BEng Honours IB: (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) offshore oil and gas production systems; individual Predicting Fluid Flow Around Ships and the Strength of 36 Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB or AABBB project to design a ship Ship Structures HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance (Maths and Physics, or Engineering Science at grades AB/ Year 4: an individual project on a topic of your choice; Year 5 (MEng only): group design project; further BEng Honours BA) classes covering Dynamics of Offshore Structures, and specialist technical and management classes *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB or AABBB Structural Reliability as well as State-of-the-art Tools for (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) (Maths and Physics, or Engineering Science at grades AB/ Predicting Fluid Flow Around Ships and The Strength Of BA) Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended RELATED COURSES Marine Structures *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): (Maths AABB Year 5 (MEng only): group design project; further A Levels: Year 1: ABB-BBB (Maths and Physics); Year 2: Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering and Physics or Engineering Science) AAA-ABB (Maths A and Physics B) Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering specialist technical and management classes Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) A Levels: Year 1: ABB-BBB (Maths and Physics); HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: pass a relevant HNC, A in Graded RELATED COURSES Year 2: AAA-ABB (Maths A and Physics B) Unit; Year 2 entry: pass a relevant HND, AA in Graded Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Units; contact us before applying IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Naval Architecture with High Performance Marine Vehicles Additional Information HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: pass a relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Year 2 entry: pass a relevant HND, AA in Graded Deferred entry is accepted Units; contact us before applying WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 46 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 47 Product Design & Innovation Product Design Engineering MSci (UCAS W241)/ BSc Honours (UCAS W240) MEng (UCAS H770)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H771) Creative, analytical and practical skills all contribute to the design and Turn new ideas into functioning products through creative design, prototyping development of ideas into innovative products. and the use of current manufacturing processes.

WHY PRODUCT DESIGN & CONTACT WHY PRODUCT DESIGN Additional Information INNOVATION AT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484 ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? Deferred entry is accepted [email protected] CONTACT Learn how to develop new and innovative technology Develop the skills to create fully-functioning new products for the global marketplace. products which are visually appealing and efficiently +44 (0)141 574 5484 YOUR CAREER [email protected] Benefit from guaranteed industrial experience to develop manufactured. Gain access to an outstanding career in design and and apply your skills as a product designer within the real Learn to combine virtual and physical design and world and add to your CV, through the Industrial Group innovation. Our graduates are positioned in world-leading YOUR CAREER firms such as Apple, Dyson, Triumph Motorcycles, Chivas prototyping in our digital design suite. Project modules. Graduate destinations include Triumph Motorcycles, Brothers, Reid Heath Audio, i4 Product Design, Jaguar Undertake work placements in industry. Work with cutting-edge design and making technologies Land Rover, PA Consulting, Shore Design, and 4c Design. Procter & Gamble, Dyson, Jaguar Land Rover and Adidas. including 3D digital design and 3D printing. Benefit from guaranteed industrial experience to develop Gain skills and knowledge in design, making, creativity, Recent graduate roles include: and apply your skills as a product design engineer within Recent graduate roles include: innovation, technical analysis and communication. CAD Technician the real world and add to your CV, through the Industrial Product Development Manager Group Project modules. Associate Engineer Undertake summer placements in industry. Design Engineer Management Trainee Intranet Systems Developer Study abroad options include Australia and Singapore. Professional accreditation by the Institution of Production Manager Product Designer Engineering Designers (IED), Institution of Engineering Professional accreditation by the Institution of Graduate Design Engineer Product Design Engineer and Technology (IET) and Institution of Mechanical Engineering Designers (IED) and Institution of Engineering Engineers (IMechE). and Technology (IET). YOUR STUDIES YOUR STUDIES Year 1: study engineering mechanics, production ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: engage with design studio and classes in ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Technology and engineering and management, maths and design Required subjects are shown in brackets Production Management Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 2: focus on engineering materials, electrical and Year 2: further your design studio learning and take electronic engineering, design and manufacturing, MSci classes in Technology Manufacturing and Design MEng production techniques, design and heat and flow Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA (Maths or Prototyping Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA (Maths Year 3: topics include product development, product Physics or Engineering Science) and Physics or Engineering Science) Year 3: advance your skills in creative, conceptual programming, mechatronics design and applications, * Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths and user-centred design and experience new design *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths engineering design, production techniques; option to or Physics or Engineering Science) methods, technologies and portfolio preparation; and Physics or Engineering Science) study abroad A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB opportunity to spend a semester or year studying abroad A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: Year 4: individual project and industry-based product (Maths or Physics or Design & Technology) in locations such as Australia, USA, Scandinavia and A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics) development team project; advanced design classes Singapore; pursue a summer industrial placement IB: 36 (Maths HL5 or Physics HL5) IB: 36 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Year 5 (MEng only): individual project, industrial group Year 4: develop your own new product and business project, research dissertation and selection from A-Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Manufacture A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & strategy through an individual design project and the advanced modules in design engineering, production or Graphic Communication recommended Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended and engineering management BSc Honours team-based design project with industry, and advance your technology and innovation skills HNC/HND: offers entry to BEng in the first instance; Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths or contact us before applying Physics or Engineering Science) Year 5: (MSci only) individual project, industrial group RELATED COURSES project, research dissertation and selection from related BEng Honours * Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths advanced modules Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): (Maths Product Design & Innovation or Physics or Engineering Science) AAAB and Physics or Engineering Science) Manufacturing Engineering with Management A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB Sports Design Engineering (Maths or Physics or Design & Technology) RELATED COURSES *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) IB: 34 (Maths HL5 or Physics HL5) Product Design Engineering A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: A-Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Manufacture Manufacturing Engineering with Management AAA-ABB (Maths and Physics) or Graphic Communication recommended Sports Design Engineering IB: 34 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AA in Graded Units A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Additional Information Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Deferred entry is accepted WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AA in Graded Units For more information, search 48 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 49 Prosthetics & Orthotics BSc Honours (UCAS B984) Prosthetists and Orthotists work to rehabilitate those who require external medical devices to enhance movement and function.

WHY PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS AT For applicants who do not have a Maths or Physics qualification, attendance at Strathclyde’s Summer STRATHCLYDE? School may be a condition of entry Ranked No 2 in the UK for Medical Technology (The CONTACT Complete University Guide 2020). +44 (0)141 574 5484 I love the course. It’s really Study on the only four-year Prosthetics and Orthotics [email protected] course in the UK with Category 1 accreditation from the interesting and keeps you International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics. YOUR CAREER Benefit from access to departmental scholarships. Employers of recent graduates include the Blatchford on your toes. You’re always Gain clinical experience with patients in each year of Group, Buchanan Orthotics Ltd, Exceed Worldwide, the study. NHS, Opcare Ltd, Ottobock Ltd and Steeper Group. learning new things and it’s Benefit from state-of-the-art technology including our Recent graduate roles include: milling machine with robot arm and video gait analysis Graduate Orthotist system. Graduate Prosthetist really practical - you’re doing One of only two such degrees in the UK approved by the Health and Care Professions Council. YOUR STUDIES practical stuff at least three Year 1: Prosthetics and Orthotic Design, Human ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Biological Sciences, Foundations for Inter-Professional Practice, Lower Limb Prosthetics and Orthotics Practice times a week and you get Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 2: professional skills for health care, human anatomy and physiology, lower limb prosthetic and to meet patients and learn Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB/ orthotic rehabilitation AABBB (Maths A, Physics and Biology or Human Year 3: four-month clinical placement in the UK or Biology recommended A/B) abroad; topics in upper limb prosthetics and orthotics communication skills while *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB and spinal orthotics (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Year 4: four-month clinical placement, project and working with them.” Advanced Highers: Maths, Physics or Biology choice of specialist optional classes recommended A Levels: ABB-BBB (Maths, one science subject) RELATED COURSE Katie O’Neill IB: (Maths HL6, Physics and Biology or Human 34 Biomedical Engineering Biology recommended HL6) Prosthetics & Orthotics student HND: HND Engineering including B in Maths for Engineering 2 Additional Information Deferred entry is accepted No offers will be made until candidates have been interviewed; confirmation of a place on the course is conditional on applicants having no criminal convictions or charges relevant to state registration Due to the highly practical nature of the course, there is clinical contact with patients from the start; successful applicants will therefore be required to apply to join the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme through Disclosure Scotland WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 50 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 51 Sports Design Engineering The Engineering Academy MEng (UCAS HC17)/ BEng Honours (UCAS CH64) (UCAS 0BRT)) Develop skills in engineering design and sports science to design performance The Engineering Academy is a collaboration between the University of enhancing sports products and equipment. Strathclyde, partner colleges and industry.

WHY SPORTS DESIGN ENGINEERING HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; WHY JOIN THE ENGINEERING YOUR STUDIES Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AA in Graded Units AT STRATHCLYDE? ACADEMY AT STRATHCLYDE? The Engineering Academy provides a pathway to an Additional Information Gain expertise in the tools and techniques of sports Become a registered Strathclyde student whilst Engineering BEng degree programme (with the option Deferred entry is accepted product development. studying towards an enhanced HNC at one of our partner to transfer to the MEng) within one of the Faculty’s CONTACT colleges in Year 1. participating departments. Companies who engage with Learn to combine virtual and physical design and +44 (0)141 574 5484 the Engineering Academy include Wood, Castle Precision prototyping in our digital design suite. Choose from three specially-developed HNC [email protected] Engineering, GeoSeas DEME, Alexander Dennis, Ineos programmes which allow progression directly into year and Glenmorangie. Undertake work placements in industry. 2 of a range of degree programmes at Strathclyde. Benefit from guaranteed industrial experience to YOUR CAREER Your first year is taken as an enhanced HNC Programme Gain practical engineering skills experience. develop and apply your skills as a product design Graduate destinations include Adidas, Berghaus, at one of the partner colleges, together with practical engineer within the real world and add to your CV, active8, Nike, Sportslabs, Hawk-Eye, PUMA Group and Opportunity to apply for paid summer placements skills units and departmental activities which take through the Industrial Group Project modules. Trespass. which are secured specifically for Engineering Academy place at Strathclyde. Students who achieve the HNC students and can lead to graduate job opportunities. award, gain an A in the Graded Unit and engage with Professional accreditation by the Institution of Recent graduate roles include: Strathclyde activities are guaranteed direct transfer into Engineering Designers (IED), Institution of Engineering Dedicated support throughout the duration of your one of our undergraduate degree programmes: and Technology (IET) and Institution of Mechanical Footwear Product Developer studies. Engineers (IMechE). Design Engineer CAD Engineer Benefit from access to Engineering Academy HNC Chemical Engineering allows you to progress Product Creation Engineer scholarships. to Year 2 of the BEng Honours Chemical Engineering ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Sports Design Engineer programme within the Department of Chemical & Process Engineering Required subjects are shown in brackets ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES HNC Electronics allows you to progress to Year 2 of Required subjects are shown in brackets MEng Year 1: anatomy and physiology for biomedical the BEng Honours Electronic & Electrical Engineering engineers, design, production engineering and programme within the Department of Electronic & Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA management and technology concepts Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): BBBB Electrical Engineering (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) (Including Maths and Physics/ Engineering Science; Year 2: topics in design, sports engineering, production *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB Chemistry also required for progression to Chemical HNC General Engineering allows you to progress to Year techniques and biomechanics of human movement (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Engineering; Biology/ Human Biology also required for 2 of degrees offered by the Departments of Design, Year 3: classes cover engineering design, physiology progression to Biomedical Engineering) A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB; Year 2 entry: Manufacturing & Engineering Management; Civil & of aerobic exercise, product development, product A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): BBBC Environmental Engineering; Naval Architecture, Ocean & programming, mechatronics design and applications (Including Maths and Physics/ Engineering Science at Marine Engineering and BEng Mechanical Engineering; IB: (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) 36 and integrating projects BB; Chemistry also required for progression to Chemical progress to Year 1 BEng Biomedical Engineering. A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Years 4 & 5: individual project and industry-based Engineering; Biology/ Human Biology also required for Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended product development group project; advanced design progression to Biomedical Engineering) For the most up-to-date course list please visit our website. HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance; contact classes, sports injury and rehabilitation, advanced Additional Information us before applying topics in human movement, and optional classes in advanced related subjects Deferred entry is not accepted BEng Honours Access qualifications are also considered Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB Foundation Apprenticeship will be accepted as one of (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) RELATED COURSES the non-mandatory Highers Application to the Engineering Academy is via UCAS Product Design & Innovation *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (www.ucas.com) (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) Product Design Engineering Manufacturing Engineering with Management CONTACT A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: +44 (0)141 574 5484 AAA-ABB (Maths and Physics) [email protected] IB: 34 (Maths HL5 or Physics HL5) A Level, Higher or HL Art & Design, Design & Manufacture or Graphic Communication recommended WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 52 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 53 The Faculty of Humanit ies & Social Sc iences

Studying with us, you’ll be part Many of our courses are Our research and teaching Intellectually engaged, of a community of students recognised professionally and generates new ideas, knowledge from around the world who are accredited by the appropriate and skills with the aim of but focused on applying exploring ideas and solutions statutory bodies. increasing our understanding for an increasingly technological of the world. With a focus on age – and developing the skills There are opportunities for health and wellbeing, children knowledge, our graduates needed to meet these challenges. students to study abroad for up and young people, public policy to one year with our international and social policy, culture and We produce graduates who make partner universities in Europe, society, we strive to make a know how the world an impact on the world, developing the US, Australia and New significant contribution to the professionals with transferable Zealand. Experience of another economy, society and the culture works, and how to make it skills for today’s society across country and culture develops of Scotland, the UK and beyond. an array of humanities and social skills and confidence which a better place. science subjects. employers value.

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 54 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 55 In Year 3, you can continue with your two subjects from professional skills, and the ability to articulate these Humanities & Social Sciences Year 2 or start to focus on one subject, depending on skills. Placements will be credit bearing and normally whether you are thinking about joint or single Honours. taken during the latter half of your studies. Study abroad BA Honours Degrees Most students who meet the required standards continue experience is offered for those studying Honours French/ to study for the four-year BA Honours degree, but some Spanish. Our undergraduate programme gives you the choice to explore students graduate with the BA degree after three years. This is with the exception of language students who have INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE different subject combinations. a compulsory year abroad. We encourage you to undertake part of your degree at a All students will be admitted as potential Honours university abroad. We have partnerships with universities students. Students may exit with a BA degree at the end in Europe, North and Central America, Australia, and New WHY HUMANITIES & SOCIAL We recognise a wide range of Highers however social of Year 3 of the programme if they have accumulated Zealand. You can go abroad in Year 3, for one semester science subjects should make up the majority of an at least 360 credits and satisfied the appropriate or for the whole year, to study the same subjects that SCIENCES AT STRATHCLYDE? applicant’s profile. In addition to Higher English at B, specialisation requirements. For admission to the final you would have studied at Strathclyde. It does not add Discover subjects that are new to you. subject profile must overall reflect a good grounding year of the Honours course, a student must have achieved any time to the length of your degree and it can be a life- in essay based subjects; at least one other Higher an approved standard of performance. changing experience. Please note there is a compulsory Explore combinations of subjects that complement each should come from the following: Classical Studies/ year abroad for language students and the possibility of other – choose from humanities, social sciences and Drama/Economics/French/Gaelic/ Geography/German/ YOUR CAREER studying two years abroad. It is also important to note business classes. History/Italian/Modern Studies/Philosophy/Politics/ that the year abroad is subject to a separate application You can expect to develop the following skills, which are process and is not guaranteed for every student. The year Learn to work across different disciplines. Psychology/Religious, Moral & Philosophical Studies/ Sociology/Spanish. sought-after by employers in the graduate recruitment abroad is not currently available for all subjects. Enhance your employability by gaining transferable market: skills. Year 2 Entry TEACHING AND ASSESSMENT Please note that Year 2 entry may be possible for some ¡ confidence, self-expression and self-awareness, Study abroad in one of our partner institutions. of our programmes. This information is detailed on the and debating skills developed through tutorials and Lectures and tutorials are the main methods of teaching, Part-time study mode available individual programme page. If you are intending to do seminars supplemented by student-led seminars, group projects, (for an application form contact a Joint Honours degree, please note that Year 2 entry ¡ written and oral presentation and team-working and laboratory work. Your progress will be assessed [email protected]). would only be allowed if this option is available on skills through a range of tasks which could include essays, both of your chosen subjects and you meet the entry ¡ self-reliance and problem-solving ability short reports and tests, group work, projects and exams. YOUR STUDIES requirements for both. This is not available with subject ¡ analytical and research skills, embedded throughout combinations from other faculties. your studies, culminating in an Honours-level LENGTH OF STUDY Choose three subjects to study in Year 1 before dissertation specialising in two of these in Year 2. You may choose Year 3 Entry Full-time from humanities, social sciences and business classes, Please note that Year 3 entry is not offered. WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES ¡ BA (Honours): four years provided that at least two of your subject choices are ¡ BA: three years taught by the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences. Personal Statement As part of your studies, we aim to provide every student ¡ BA (Honours) with a language: five years We look for information in your Personal Statement with an opportunity to apply their academic subject You will find UCAS codes, entry requirements and course about your academic and career interests, and your knowledge and skills to a work environment. We believe Part-time descriptions on pages 58 to 70. You should enter only range of skills, abilities and relevant experience. It work placements will support students’ transition into (apply directly to the Faculty – UCAS deadlines apply) one of the UCAS codes for the BA in Humanities & Social should show that you have a strong awareness and employment and/or further study after graduation. ¡ BA: (Honours): eight years Sciences on your UCAS application form. Acceptance on interest in the subject you are applying to study. You will be supported in developing reflective and ¡ BA: six years one of these subject codes will enable you to study any combination of subjects shown in the table opposite. Deferred Entry Only one application will be considered. Subject Combinations Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Education The study of three subjects in your first year provides CONTACT flexibility for choice and change, and prepares you for J English +44 (0)141 444 8600 elements of interdisciplinary studies in Years 2 and 3. J English & Creative Writing [email protected] J J J French GENERAL ADMISSIONS J J J J History INFORMATION BA Honours Degree Structure J J J J J Journalism, Media & Communication J J J J J J Law Applicants with Highers Year Honours Single or Joint J J J J J J J Politics & International Relations 4 Degree Due to the high level of competition for places available, J J J J J J J J Psychology it is unlikely that Conditional Offers will be made to Year First First Subject AND J J J J J J J J J Social Policy anyone attaining less than AAB at the first sitting of or 3 Subject Second Subject Highers. We will consider some candidates under lower J J J J J J J J J J Spanish entry requirements – please see our Widening Access J J J J J J J J J Economics Year First Second BA and J J Hospitality & Tourism Management web pages for more details about eligibility criteria for 2 Subject Subject Degree consideration*. J J J J J J J J J J J Human Resource Management Year J J Marketing Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 WIDENING ACCESS 1 For more information, search J Mathematics ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk WIDENING ACCESS J Combinations which may be taken for the BA (Joint) Honours andFor for more the BA information, degree search 56 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk Education BA Joint Honours Education is an important and interesting field of study in its own right. As a broad and interdisciplinary academic subject, Education examines the forces that shape and influence individuals and societies in a range of contexts across the life course.

WHY EDUCATION AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER 4th in the UK for Education (The Times and Sunday Our graduates will have opportunities to work in Times Good University Guide 2020). professions associated with education, for example, in law, psychology, journalism, the Civil Service, and the Opportunity to put theory into practice in community Museums Service. A joint Honours degree in Education The School of Education staff placements that enhance your employability. and another subject will qualify you to apply for the Develop your knowledge and understanding of the Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) are always there if you have education structures and processes in Scotland and course, either primary or secondary. beyond. You can study to be a primary teacher at undergraduate any questions and always Experience research-informed, evidence-based teaching level with the BA (Honours) Primary Education. by internationally-recognised educational researchers. Opportunity to progress to a Professional Graduate YOUR STUDIES support you both on campus Diploma in Education (PGDE) Primary/Secondary. Year 1: topics include the nature and purpose of education, the impact of poverty and social class and off campus. For me, so ENTRY REQUIREMENTS on children and society, and the role of culture and community in education; you also undertake a Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also community-based placement far, I have loved being at admissions information on page 56 Year 2: focus on education and learning theories, and consider optional classes linked to voluntary sector Strathclyde and the course in Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: education programmes, developing your partnership AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/ and collaborative project skills Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or equivalent) Year 3: explore the evolution of adult education with particular has really helped a community placement; consider how educational *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: research is organised and developed in addressing AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B and Maths/ pressing educational questions my professional and personal Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) Year 4: explore critical social and political issues in A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or education alongside other choices of specialist classes Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) such as an Honours Dissertation in Education, Education development.” IB: 36 (Maths SL5) in Film and Literature, and other options HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT Additional Information COMBINATIONS Samantha Walker Students are required to register with the Scottish Government’s Protecting Vulnerable Groups scheme. Economics (UCAS XL31) Education student Please note that Year 2 entry to this subject is not English (UCAS QX33) offered. English & Creative Writing (UCAS X3Q3) French (UCAS RX13) Deferred Entry History (UCAS VX13) Deferred entry is not normally accepted Human Resource Management (XN36) CONTACT Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS X3P5) Law (UCAS MX13) +44 (0)141 444 8600 Politics & International Relations (UCAS LX23) [email protected] Psychology (UCAS CX83) Social Policy (UCAS X3L4) Spanish (UCAS RX43)

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 58 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 59 English English & Creative Writing BA Honours (UCAS Q300) BA (Honours) (UCAS Q301) In a world overflowing with text – from blogs and emails to novels and plays – the Our approach is innovative, modern and friendly, giving you a comprehensive study of literature and language has never been more relevant and important. understanding of English literature.

WHY ENGLISH AT STRATHCLYDE? Recent graduate job roles include: WHY STUDY ENGLISH & CREATIVE YOUR STUDIES Film Director Read texts from a wide range of literary periods, and Lecturer WRITING AT STRATHCLYDE? Year 1: study a wide range of literature including debate key issues such as identity, race, gender, what it Researcher The emphasis is on helping you develop a range of Shakespearean drama, modern cutting-edge lyrics and fiction is to be a human. Regional Marketing Coordinator applicable skills to grow your future career, including and a screenplay Work with staff who are world-leading researchers and textual analysis and interpretation. Year 2: we look at the role of literature from the Renaissance prize-winning novelists and poets and benefit from YOUR STUDIES With us, you can study everything from poetry, the novel to the present, and think about how it is shaped by its their cutting-edge approaches to the study of literature, and drama (stage, screen and radio). In addition, we offer context, but also how it shapes its world. You can also learn Year 1: study a wide range of literature including language, writing and theory. the opportunity to use creative writing skills as part of your about relationships between literature and identity in The Shakespearean drama, modern cutting-edge lyrics and The link drawn between critical and creative approaches approach to literary criticism. Construction of Scotland and Making the Modern Human fiction and a screenplay classes make Strathclyde’s a unique approach to the subject. The chance to work with award-winning scholars and Year 2: we look at the role of literature from the Cultivate employable skills in written and verbal creative writers. Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad in Europe or Renaissance to the present, and think about how it is North America; or continue your studies at Strathclyde with communication, analysis of complex cultural ideas and We have a reputation for getting to know students as creative thinking. shaped by its context, but also how it shapes its world. You the option to take classes covering a range of areas. You take can also learn about relationships between literature and individuals. two creative writing classes: Writing Short Fiction and Poetry Opportunity to complete a work placement; apply identity in The Construction of Scotland and Making the We offer a wide range of options, many of them unique in and Dramatic Writing, and then select from a range of other academic subject knowledge and skills to a work Modern Human classes the UK, reflecting our staff interests and expertise. options, which might include Renaissance Drama, Victorian environment. Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad in Europe Opportunity to complete a work placement; apply academic and 20th-Century Literature, Children’s Literature, Theories or North America; or continue your studies at Strathclyde subject knowledge and skills to a work environment. of Literature and Wellbeing, the First World War, the Glasgow ENTRY REQUIREMENTS with the option to take classes covering a range of areas, Novel, and Language in Business. In addition you can take a which might include Renaissance Drama, Victorian and creative writing class, focused on either writing short fiction Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also 20th-Century Literature, Children’s Literature, Theories of ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and poetry, or dramatic writing admissions information on page 56 Literature and Wellbeing, the First World War, the Glasgow Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Year 4: single Honours students take five options and the Novel, and Language in Business. In addition you can take admissions information on page 56 dissertation in either English or Creative Writing (three classes Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: a creative writing class, focused on either writing short must be from each of English and Creative Writing). Joint AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/ fiction and poetry, or dramatic writing Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Honours students either take two options and the dissertation Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or single Honours students take five options and AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/ in either English or Creative Writing, or write their dissertation equivalent) Year 4: the dissertation in English. Joint Honours students either Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or equivalent) in their other subject and take three English and Creative *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Writing options (one class must be from English) take two options and the dissertation in English, or write *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B and Maths/ their dissertation in their other subject and take three AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (including Higher English B, and Options currently include: Victorian Gothic, Contemporary Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) English options. Options currently include Victorian Gothic, Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) Travel Writing, Atrocity and Modernism, Literature, Mind A Levels: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (GCSE Contemporary Travel Writing, Atrocity and Modernism, and Brain, The 20th and 21st –century American Novel, A Levels: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (GCSE English English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths Literature, Mind and Brain, The 20th and 21st –century Wild in the Renaissance, Sixties Britain: Literature, Culture, Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) 4/C) American Novel, Wild in the Renaissance, Sixties Britain: Counterculture, Songs: Music and Literature, The 1930s: IB: 36 (Maths SL5) IB: 36 (Maths SL5) Literature, Culture, Counterculture, Songs: Music and Literature and Culture, New Narratives and Creative Writing Literature, and The 1930s: Literature and Culture HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Portfolio HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent Maths National 5 B, or equivalent Additional Information Additional Information JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT Student numbers for optional classes may be limited in Student numbers for optional classes may be limited in COMBINATIONS COMBINATIONS years 3 and 4 years 3 and 4 Education (UCAS X3Q3) Education (UCAS QX33) Deferred Entry Deferred Entry French (UCAS QR31) French (UCAS Q3R1) Deferred entry is not normally accepted Deferred entry is not normally accepted History (UCAS QV31) History (UCAS Q3V1) Human Resource Management (UCAS QN36) CONTACT Human Resource Management (UCAS Q3N6) CONTACT Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS Q3P5) +44 (0)141 444 8600 Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS QP00) +44 (0)141 444 8600 Law (UCAS QM31) [email protected] Law (UCAS Q3M1 ) [email protected] Politics & International Relations (UCAS QL32) Politics & International Relations (UCAS Q3L2) Psychology (UCAS QC38) YOUR CAREER Psychology (UCAS Q3C8) YOUR CAREER Social Policy (UCAS Q3L4) Social Policy (UCAS QL34) Spanish (UCAS QR34) Our graduates have gone on to success in a very wide Spanish (UCAS Q3R4) Graduates can be found in areas such as teaching, range of careers including in publishing, the civil service, publishing, the Civil Service and the media. Recent management, marketing, journalism, creative writing, employers include Apple, the BBC, and Education Scotland. WIDENING ACCESS administration and teaching. Employers value our graduates’ WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search ability to express themselves well and think critically. For more information, search 60 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 61 French History BA Joint Honours BA Honours (UCAS V100) French is a key international language and its study opens up the Studying history develops your knowledge of the past, varied world of francophone culture. while giving you an understanding of the present.

WHY FRENCH AT STRATHCLYDE? Recent graduate roles include: WHY HISTORY AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR STUDIES Business Executive Top 5 in the UK for French (The Times and Sunday Times Professional Linguist Learn about the context in which we live today through Year 1: you’ll examine the origins of modern Britain Good University Guide 2020). Researcher some of the most important and interesting periods in UK through historical forces such as industrialisation, Focus on professional language skills and contemporary IT Expert and world history. empire, political reform, war and social change culture. Journalist Benefit from excellent teaching including a range of Year 2: choose from topics including Modern Europe, Lawyer professionally relevant areas, such as problem-solving, History of Scotland, 1700-1832, Disease and Society, Study abroad with our partners in Paris, Dijon, Tours, Entrepreneur Amiens and Angers. communication, research methods and interpretation that Glasgow: History, Culture and Identity, History of the enhance your employability. United States since 1877 Spend up to two years abroad – one on exchange to YOUR STUDIES a partner university and one as an English-language Opportunity to study abroad in North America, Asia, Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad; or assistant in a French School. Year 1: two streams are offered – one for students with Australia or Europe for 6 or 12 months. continue your studies in Glasgow. Choose to develop your skills in topics such as Cold War Europe, Medicine Stevenson Exchange Scholarship – a competitive award Higher French or an equivalent qualification and another for Access to an exciting range of internships and placements. beginners; both classes study contemporary French language and Warfare, Madness and Society, the ‘Westward with funding towards a project undertaken while abroad. and aspects of culture and society covering topics such as the Enterprise’: Scotland, Ulster, and America, c.900- French can also be studied within the LLB Honours Law making of modern France, understanding the French Republic, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 1783, Scottish society since 1914, From Samurai with a Modern Language (see 82). France in a global context and French identities. Please note, to Entrepreneurs, The Birth of Modern Japan, the Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also you cannot apply for Introduction to French via UCAS Covenanters and the British Civil Wars c 1637-51, Theory Combine French with selected business subjects or study admissions information on page 56 as part of the MIBML (Master’s in International Business Year 2: you will develop deeper linguistic knowledge and and Practice of Oral History, Sex, Medicine and Society & a Modern Language) degree (see page 123 for details). translation skills, examining such topics as immigration in Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: in Britain and Ireland, 1880s-1980s, Bombers and Mash: France and the French economy. You will also learn more about AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/ Britain and the Home Front 1939-1945, Living under the the culture and history of France and French-speaking countries Raj: Colonial South Asia 1880-1947, Slavery in World ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad with one equivalent) History, Dangerous Drugs and Magic Bullets Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also of our French exchange partners; or continue your studies in *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 4: confidently present your analyses of primary admissions information on page 56 Glasgow with a group project and advanced translation work, AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B and Maths/ and secondary sources in the Honours dissertation as well as a cultural class Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) and choice of special subjects such as the Scramble Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: for the Middle East, Scandals and Ethics: the History Year 4: year abroad in France or another French-speaking A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Higher country, working as an English language assistant, undertaking AAA-ABB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, of Pharmacy and Pharmaceuticals, Men at War 1914- French B, Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 a placement or studying at one of our exchange partners GCSE Maths 4/C) 1945,The United States between the Wars, Imperialism, B-C, or equivalent) Politics and Society in Britain, Histories of Terrorism Year 5: you will focus on translation and interpreting as well IB: 36 (Maths SL5) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: as develop your core skills of advanced writing in French in the Modern Era, Britain, France and European HNC: Social Sciences: Year 1 entry: A in Graded Unit; AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B, French B (dissertation) and professional oral presentation; cultural Unity (1945-1992), The 1707 Act of Union a British and Maths National 5 B, or equivalent and Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) classes to focus on; France since 1945, Black France, images of European Context A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: women, and writing the body in francophone literature HND: Social Sciences: AAB in Graded Units may enable AAA-ABB (A Level French B, GCSE English Language 6/B second-year entry to History with Politics & International JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) Relations or Psychology with six HNC/HND credits in JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT each of the two subjects COMBINATIONS IB: 36 (Maths SL5) COMBINATIONS Deferred Entry HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Economics (UCAS LV11) Higher French B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent Economics (UCAS RL11) Deferred entry is not normally accepted Education (UCAS VX13) English (UCAS QV31) Deferred Entry Education (UCAS RX13) Additional Information English (UCAS QR31) English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3V1) Deferred entry is not normally accepted Students numbers for optional classes may be limited in English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3R1) Years 3 and 4 French (UCAS RV11) CONTACT History (UCAS RV11) Human Resource Management (UCAS VN16) CONTACT +44 (0)141 444 8600 Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS RN81) Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS V1P5) [email protected] Human Resource Management (UCAS RN16) +44 (0)141 444 8600 Law (UCAS VM11) Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS R1P5) [email protected] Politics & International Relations (UCAS VL12) YOUR CAREER Law (UCAS RM11) Psychology (UCAS VC18) Marketing (UCAS RN15) YOUR CAREER Social Policy (UCAS V1L4) Graduates are currently working in a variety of Politics & International Relations (UCAS RL12) Spanish (UCAS VR14) environments around the world. Psychology (UCAS RC18) Our graduates have secured employment in marketing Social Policy (UCAS R1L4) and PR companies, the Civil Service and intelligence Spanish (UCAS RR14) services, the Scottish parliament, the NHS, charity sector, banking, libraries, museums and heritage, WIDENING ACCESS teaching, academia and journalism. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 62 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 63 Journalism, Media & Communication Law BA Joint Honours BA Joint Honours From global crises to the UK economic and political situation, Law studies the obligations and rights which members of society journalism informs our view of the world. have in relation to each other and to the state.

WHY JOURNALISM, MEDIA & YOUR CAREER WHY LAW AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER COMMUNICATION AT STRATHCLYDE? Strathclyde Journalism, Media & Communication 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide Graduates who have studied law and another discipline 2nd in the UK for Journalism, Publishing & Public graduates have developed careers in national and 2020). may be employed in areas where knowledge of the legal Relations (The Guardian University Guide 2020). local broadcast and print journalism, public relations, implications of business practice is of value, such as academic and commercial publishing, content creation Develop an awareness of law and the legal implications government services, commerce and industry, banking Learn the skills and practices of contemporary for digital media, among many other areas. of business operations which is sought after by and insurance, and management and administration. journalism in a digital, multimedia era. employers. Engage with the media and communication industry in YOUR STUDIES Access the resources of the Andersonian Library, one YOUR STUDIES Glasgow and beyond. of the finest in Scotland, offering a wide range of law Year 1: try out the basics of news gathering and writing, reports, legislation, serials and monographs. Year 1: you learn about the laws of contract and delict, Enjoy our programme of visiting speakers from the and learn about the larger field of journalism, media and which are the building blocks of most other areas of law, world of broadcasting, publishing, communication and communication For professional law degrees, please see to the court systems and the law-making process in the pages 75-82. newspapers. Year 2: enhance your conceptual understanding of the UK field and strengthen your practical skills in news writing, Year 2: choice of classes from a range which currently Enter your work in student competitions. Progress to our LLB (Graduate Entry) after completing a as well as learn about the history, theories and practices joint Honours degree with Law and another subject. includes Human Rights Law, Criminal Law, Public Explore opportunities for relevant work placement. in digital media International Law, and Law, Film and Popular Culture Opportunity to complete a work placement; apply Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad in academic subject knowledge and skills to a work Year 3: you have the opportunity to study abroad; or Europe or North America, or continue your studies in environment. continue your studies in Glasgow with more optional ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Glasgow. While here, become accomplished in research classes as in Year 2 Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also and gathering information to improve your journalism Year 4: law can be taken to joint Honours in combination admissions information on page 56 skills, especially in feature writing, and explore more ENTRY REQUIREMENTS with one of the subjects listed below; you can choose advanced conceptual topics based on our staff’s areas of study which are a development of the classes Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st research specialisms taken in Years 1 to 3 admissions information on page 56 sitting: AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Year 4: choose from a variety of specialised practical Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or and conceptual optional classes. You can also choose 1st JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT equivalent) between an academic dissertation in journalism, media Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): or communication, or a practice-based final project. sitting: AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, COMBINATIONS *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st The final year is designed to help you enhance your Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or sitting: Economics (UCAS ML11) AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B professional profile for whatever you plan to do after equivalent) Education (UCAS MX13) and Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) graduation *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st English (UCAS QM31) A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (GCSE English sitting: AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3M1) Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C), JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT and Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) French (UCAS RM11) IB: 36 (Maths SL5) COMBINATIONS A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB Year 2 entry: AAA- History (UCAS VM11) HNC: Year 1 entry: Creative Industries: Media and ABB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, Human Resource Management (UCAS MN16) Communication A in Graded Unit; Professional Writing A Economics (UCAS P5L1) GCSE Maths 4/C) Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS P5M1) in Graded Unit Education (UCAS X3P5) Politics & International Relations (UCAS ML12) English (UCAS Q3P5) IB: 36 (Maths SL5) Psychology (UCAS MC18) HNC: Year 1 entry: Practical Journalism: A in Graded Unit English & Creative Writing (UCAS QP00) HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Social Policy (UCAS M1L4) Deferred Entry French (UCAS R1P5) Maths National 5 B, or equivalent Spanish (UCAS MR14) Deferred entry is not normally accepted History (UCAS V1P5) Deferred Entry Human Resource Management (UCAS P5N6) CONTACT Law (UCAS P5M1) Deferred entry is not normally accepted +44 (0)141 444 8600 Politics & International Relations (UCAS P5L2) CONTACT [email protected] Psychology (UCAS P5C8) +44 (0)141 444 8600 Social Policy (UCAS PL54) [email protected] Spanish (UCAS P5R4)

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 64 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 65 Politics & International Relations BA Honours (UCAS L200) From constitutions to wars and terrorism – Politics & International Relations covers a range of important issues.

WHY POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT RELATIONS AT STRATHCLYDE? Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Year 1: focus on key skills, concepts and knowledge COMBINATIONS Join a vibrant research and teaching environment for a admissions information on page 56 necessary to develop an advanced understanding of Economics (UCAS LL21) first-class student experience, as evidenced by excellent the fields of politics and international relations. In Education (UCAS LX23) scores in consecutive National Student Surveys. This is a Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): their initial studies of comparative and international English (UCAS QL32) leading School with a global reputation for both teaching 1st sitting: AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, politics, students receive close guidance in English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3L2) Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or and research. developing writing and analytical capabilities French (UCAS RL12) equivalent) via enhanced contact time with a diverse set of Benefit from award-winning international academics History (UCAS VL12) instructors, study-skills leaders and tutors engaged in real-world research in various fields including *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Human Resource Management (UCAS LN26) elections and voting, public policy, political parties, 1st sitting: AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher Year 2: focus on improving writing and argumentative Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS P5L2) comparative political systems, international relations and English B and Maths/Applications of Mathematics skills via small group discussions and peer and Law (UCAS ML12) security studies. National 5 C) instructor led formative feedback. Substantive topics Psychology (UCAS LC28) include International Relations & Global Politics, and Social Policy (UCAS L2L4) Politics & International Relations at Strathclyde is ranked A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: AAA- Spanish (UCAS LR24) 1st in Scotland for research impact beyond academia (The ABB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, Political Philosophy. First class in research design, a Times and the Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020). GCSE Maths 4/C) critical step in acquiring the skills needed to produce It has a long tradition of engagement with both national IB: 36 (Maths SL5) rather than merely consume knowledge and global media organisations, government, parliament HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Year 3: opportunities to study abroad in Europe or and international organisations such as the EU and OECD. Maths National 5 B, or equivalent North America, or continue your studies in Glasgow. Students can choose among three main themes: 1) Enhance your future employability by learning cutting- HND: Social Sciences: AAB in Graded Units may enable edge research skills in the areas of data science and Elections, Parties and Public Opinion; 2) Public Policy; second-year entry to Politics & International Relations 3) International Relations and Security. Optional quantitative and qualitative methods from leading with History or Psychology with six HNC/HND credits in Classes in Data Science for Politics and Policymaking, scholars in the field. each of the two subjects Classic and Critical Topics in the Fields of Public Policy, Politics & International Relations students benefit Deferred Entry Comparative Politics and International Relations, and from opportunities for university internships, employer Deferred entry is not normally accepted optional classes on topics such as War and Terrorism, placements, international exchanges and work as paid CONTACT Advanced Quantitative Methods, as well as British, research assistants for leading academics. +44 (0)141 444 8600 European, Chinese and US politics. An advanced [email protected] research seminar allows students to develop the research question that forms the basis of their YOUR CAREER honours dissertation in Year 4 Year 4: complete an honours dissertation with Politics and International Relations enhances graduate flexibility over proposed topic. Placement employability opportunities in careers in the civil service opportunities with local employers available as well as and areas of government, research, parliament, the numerous small-sized class options in International media, education and commerce, among many other Development, International Security, Green Politics, areas. Feminism, Political Parties, International Relations Theory, Religion and Politics, Regulatory Politics, Governance and Development, US Foreign Policy, Democratisation, Territorial Politics, and Data Science for Policymaking

WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 66 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 67 Psychology Social Policy BA Honours (UCAS C800) BA Joint Honours Psychology studies human behaviour and the reasons for differences Social Policy examines the ways in which societies distribute resources and between individuals. develop services to meet individual and social needs.

WHY PSYCHOLOGY AT YOUR CAREER WHY SOCIAL POLICY AT policy development and research; regional and urban development; business administration and STRATHCLYDE? Employers of recent graduates include Autism Initiative UK, STRATHCLYDE? management; charities and the third sector; children’s Barnardos, the NHS, local councils, Quarriers and Scottish 5th in Scotland for Psychology (The Complete University 1st in the UK for Social Policy (The Times and Sunday services and youth work; education; health and social Marriage Care. Guide 2020). Times Good University Guide 2020). care, and the criminal justice system. Study the science of behaviour and the reasons for Recent graduate roles include: Learn more about the social and economic challenges differences between individuals, across the lifespan. Development Worker facing Scottish and UK societies and place these in a YOUR STUDIES broader international perspective. Acquire skills in communication, numeracy and critical Dual Diagnosis Project Worker Year 1: our semester 1 module provides a wide-ranging thinking. EAP Consultant Be taught by internationally-renowned academics with introduction to some of the key challenges facing English Teacher specialisms as diverse as young people and migration; Single Honours graduates in Psychology are eligible for Scottish society in areas such as health, housing, Forensic Mental Health Advocate public health and criminology. Chartered Membership with the British Psychological education and social security. The semester 2 module Graduate Trainee Society, the first step to becoming a Chartered Explore key social problems such as poverty; inequality asks how different issues come to be recognised and Healthcare Worker Psychologist. and homelessness and how welfare states tackle them. Medical Care Assistant defined as ‘social problems’ Opportunity to undertake an Erasmus summer research Psychologist Assistant Undertake an extended investigation into a topic of your Year 2: deepen your knowledge and understanding of own choosing for your Honours dissertation. placement with an international researcher. Research Psychologist the historical development of social policy. You will Work within our purpose-built experimental research labs. Opportunity to complete a work placement; apply also discover more about some of the key concepts in academic subject knowledge and skills to a work Opportunity to complete a work placement; apply academic YOUR STUDIES social policy, including issues such as human needs, environment. subject knowledge and skills to a work environment. citizenship, and social exclusion Year 1: basic principles of learning such as thinking, memory, Year 3: study Scottish and UK Social Policy in an personality and social influences on behaviour ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS international context. Several optional classes are Year 2: classes provide a greater understanding of human available. These include welfare reform and criminology. Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also development and interaction, cognitive processes, individual Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also You will also take a class in research methodology which admissions information on page 56 differences and biological influences on behaviour admissions information on page 56 will help you to prepare for your final-year dissertation Year 3: the single Honours pathway covers the six core Year 4: take a core module on the global challenges Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: AAAA, domains required by the British Psychological Society for facing Social Policy, focusing on issues such as inclusive AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/ 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Maths/Applications of accreditation; joint Honours students have the opportunity to growth; migration and climate change. Students can Mathematics National 5 B-C, or equivalent) Applications of Mathematics National 5 B-C, or study abroad in Europe or North America for a semester take further specialist modules, including disability and equivalent) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 4: research-based Honours dissertation with a prize gender-based violence. There is also an opportunity AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B and Maths/ for the best dissertation; choice of around 14 topics *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: to take a placement module which will see students Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) including: Artificial Intelligence, Health Psychology, Belief AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B and Maths/ working on a key area of social policy in a public or third A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: and Anomalous Experience, Neuropsychology of Ageing and Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) sector organisation. The Honours dissertation will be AAA-ABB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, Dementia; summer international research placement or a A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: your chance to undertake some original research of your GCSE Maths 4/C) home-based term-time professional employment placement AAA-ABB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, own in a key area of Social Policy IB: 36 (Maths SL5) GCSE Maths 4/C) HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; Maths JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT IB: 36 (Maths SL5) JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT National 5 B, or equivalent COMBINATIONS HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; COMBINATIONS HND: Social Sciences: AAB in Graded Units may enable Maths National 5 B, or equivalent Economics (UCAS CL81) second-year entry to Psychology with History or Politics & Deferred Entry Economics (UCAS L1L4) International Relations with six HNC/HND credits in each of Education (UCAS CX83) Education (UCAS X3L4) English (UCAS QC38) the two subjects Deferred entry is not normally accepted English (UCAS Q3L4) English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3C8) CONTACT English & Creative Writing (UCAS QL34) Deferred Entry French (UCAS RC18) French (UCAS R1L4) Deferred entry is not normally accepted History (UCAS VC18) +44 (0)141 444 8600 [email protected] History (UCAS V1L4) Additional Information Human Resource Management (UCAS CN86) Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS P5C8) Human Resource Management (UCAS N6L4) Due to the popularity of the course, performance-related Law (UCAS MC18) YOUR CAREER Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS PL54) criteria may be in place to manage entry into Honours (year Mathematics (UCAS CG81) Law (UCAS M1L4) 4); this means that the numbers admitted to Years 2 and 3 Politics & International Relations (UCAS LC28) Social Policy graduates develop skills in both theoretical Politics & International Relations (UCAS L2L4) of the course are limited. Social Policy (UCAS C8L4) and applied analysis and gain an understanding of the Psychology (UCAS C8L4) CONTACT Spanish (UCAS CR84) approaches of several different disciplines. The most Spanish (UCAS R4L4) +44 (0)141 444 8600 common employment destinations for Social Policy [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS graduates include local and national government WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 68 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 69 Spanish Childhood Practice BA Joint Honours BA (part-time) By learning Spanish you will be joining almost 600 million people who speak the This degree meets the Standard for Childhood Practice in Scotland and is registrable world’s second most commonly spoken language. Therefore, if you want to be part of with SSSC for future leaders of the sector. This degree also allows you to apply for today’s globalised and interconnected world, a good knowledge of Spanish will boost further study at Masters level, for example the MEd Early Years Pedagogue. your career prospects and give you the opportunity to explore the fascinating politics, societies and cultures of Spain and most of the American continent.

WHY CHILDHOOD PRACTICE AT YOUR CAREER Recent graduate roles include: WHY SPANISH AT STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? By the time you graduate from this course, you will have Business Executive gained the confidence and understanding to put your Focus on professional language skills and contemporary Professional Linguist Attend sessions with tutors one evening per week from professional expertise into practice and gain promotion culture. Researcher 6pm to 9pm and occasional Saturdays. or embark on a challenging and exciting career change. Opportunity to study Spanish as a beginner. IT Expert Learn with a blend of e-learning, using a virtual learning Recent employers include local authorities, private Journalist Study abroad with our partners in Málaga, Madrid environment, and group instruction. nurseries and out-of-school care services. (Nebrija University), Valencia, Zaragoza and Alicante. Lawyer Entrepreneur Validated by the Scottish Social Services Council for Spend up to two years abroad – one on exchange to Recent graduate job titles include: progression to managerial level. a partner university and one as an English-language Lead Child Development Officer assistant in a Spanish School. YOUR STUDIES Peer learning helps support practice-based learning Manager/Deputy Manager Out-of-School Services Spanish can also be studied within the LLB Honours Law Year 1: two streams are offered – one for students with which is a key feature of the course. Early Years Education Officer with a Modern Language. Higher Spanish or an equivalent qualification and another Head of Centre Combine Spanish with selected business subjects. for beginners; both classes study contemporary Spanish Senior Early Years Worker language and aspects of the culture and society. Please ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Team Leader in Early Years note, you cannot apply for Introduction to Spanish via ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Application is direct to the University. Candidates should UCAS be employed in registered day care of children and YOUR STUDIES Year 2: you develop further reading, writing, speaking and Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also educational services or work with children and families The degree structure is divided according to the three admissions information on page 56 listening skills; in cultural classes, you will learn more in a variety of non-statutory contexts (minimum two about the history and politics of Spain and Latin America main aspects of professional development, as outlined years’ experience post practice qualification) in the Scottish Social Services Council document – The Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 3: you will continue to develop your language skills Standard for Childhood Practice (revised 2015). Core AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English, Higher with advanced writing, speaking and translation classes Year 1 entry: 120 SCQF level 7 credits in a relevant modules provide theoretical knowledge, underpinning Spanish B, Maths/Applications of Mathematics National as well as a group project; in cultural classes, you will subject e.g. HNC Childhood Practice, HNC Child Care and the issues for children from birth to 16 years. The course 5 B-C, or equivalent) expand and deepen your knowledge of Hispanic cultures. Education, HNC Early Education and Childcare, SNNEB takes a holistic view of children’s development, learning You also have the opportunity to study abroad with one of *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: or relevant qualifications accepted by the Scottish and wellbeing. It covers areas such as: AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (Higher English B, Spanish B our Spanish exchange partners Social Services Council as suitable for registration at and Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C) Year 4: year abroad in Spain or Latin America, working as practitioner level plus a learning portfolio, if required, ¡ children’s rights and social justice A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB, Year 2 entry: an English language assistant, or studying at one of our matching competencies to the Standard for Childhood ¡ developing your pedagogical approach to learning AAA-ABB (A Level Spanish B, GCSE English Language exchange partners Practice through play 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) Year 5: focus on translation, written and oral language Year 2 entry: Applications for second year entry will ¡ working with parents and carers, families, IB: 36 (Maths SL5) and interpreting; cultural classes in areas such as Latin be considered based on previous qualifications. All American Cinema and Dictatorship and Resistance in communities and other agencies HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; applicants need to have a practice qualification and be Hispanic Cinema Higher Spanish B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent employed within a childhood practice setting ¡ developing practice in the leadership of others Deferred Entry Additional Information ¡ curriculum development Deferred entry is not normally accepted JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT All applicants should be eligible for registration at ¡ developing a critical understanding of policies, practices and legal requirements relevant to the CONTACT COMBINATIONS practitioner level with the Scottish Services Council. Opportunities for the Accreditation of Prior Learning service +44 (0)141 444 8600 Economics (UCAS RL41) (e.g. PDA) are available. Application forms are available ¡ developing knowledge of how children learn and [email protected] Education (UCAS RX43) develop English (UCAS QR34) on the website. YOUR CAREER English & Creative Writing (UCAS Q3R4) CONTACT ¡ developing an understanding of the importance of French (UCAS RR14) +44 (0)141 444 8600 reflective practice Graduates are currently working in a variety of History (UCAS VR14) [email protected] environments around the world. Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS RN4V) Human Resource Management (UCAS RN46) WIDENING ACCESS Journalism, Media & Communication (UCAS P5R4) For more information, search Law (UCAS MR14) ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk Marketing (UCAS RN45) Politics & International Relations (UCAS LR24) Psychology (UCAS CR84) 70 Social Policy (UCAS R4L4) 71 Education & Social Services Education & Curricular Studies with a Diploma/BA/BA Honours Teaching Qualification This innovative degree is unique in Scotland where the integration of BSc Honours education, health and social services is a major programme of reform. UCAS code for Home Economics route: X1N7 UCAS code for Technological Education route: X1X7

WHY EDUCATION & SOCIAL YOUR CAREER A new and innovative route into teaching for the secondary subjects of Home Economics and Technological Education. SERVICES AT STRATHCLYDE? You will be well-equipped to work across education, Prepare for work in settings which combine education, health and social care sectors and will be working health and/or social services. towards leadership roles. The BA Honours degree will also allow you to progress to further study. This new course is aimed at students who have, or Additional Information Benefit from work placement opportunities to promote Graduates can seek entry to postgraduate professional are soon to complete, a suitable HND from a college Detailed information on entry requirements can be personal and professional development and strengthen programmes such as MSc Social Work, Professional in Scotland. It is a 4-year route into teaching, and discussed with the university course team. Students your CV. Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE), MSc Nursing comprises two years of study for an HND at college, are required to register with the Scottish Government’s Develop leadership qualities and the skills required in or Community Development and Youth Studies. The BA followed by two years of study at Strathclyde. You have Protecting Vulnerable Groups scheme (PVG). public and third sector organisations. is recognised by the Scottish Social Services Council direct entry into Year 3 of a BSc (Hons) in Education and Applications should be made through UCAS. (SSSC) for registration in supervisory roles in adult social Curricular Studies with a Teaching Qualification (TQ). Opportunities for overseas placements. CONTACT care. Start your degree in a local college before moving to WHY STUDY TEACHER EDUCATION +44 (0)141 444 8100 university for Years 3 and 4. [email protected] Recent graduate job titles include: AT STRATHCLYDE? Housing Supervisor ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Personal Development Mentor 4th in the UK for Education (The Times and Sunday YOUR CAREER Project Worker Times Good University Guide 2020). Application is to a participating college in the first Young Persons Practitioner There is currently a shortage of secondary school instance. You will enter college at Diploma of Higher Learn from on-campus classes and 18 weeks of teachers for both Home Economics and Technological Education level, having first studied a relevant HNC such placements in schools. Education. There are opportunities for employment as Early Education and Childcare or Childhood Practice; YOUR STUDIES Become qualified to teach in schools world-wide. throughout Scotland and beyond. Health Care or Care and Administrative Practice; Social Year 2: you study six classes including Being The Teacher Induction Scheme provides guaranteed Care or Social Services; Additional Support Needs or Professional, Working Collaboratively and Introduction employment for one school year following graduation, The Teacher Induction Scheme provides guaranteed Supporting Learning Needs; Occupational Therapy to Integrated Services for those eligible. employment for one school year following graduation, Support; Working with Communities. should graduates be eligible and decide to accept a you take compulsory classes in Management Further financial incentives are available if you opt to Year 3: place on this scheme. Although most of our graduates and Leadership in Integrated Services, Contexts, Policy work anywhere in Scotland. You will then go on to study Year 3 of the BA and Year 4 go on to teach in Scottish state schools, obtaining and Joint Working, Understanding How People Behave, of the BA Honours at Strathclyde. You will require two this qualification opens up opportunities to teach additional supporting documents: Education of Looked-After Children, Research Methods; ENTRY REQUIREMENTS throughout the UK or internationally. ¡ Confirmation from the Board of Examiners that you six-week work placement with private, public or voluntary sector agencies have met the requirements to progress to the final 1) Relevant HND from a college in Scotland. YOUR STUDIES years of the degree Year 4: modules include personal and professional Home Economics: The most suitable HNDs include both ¡ A Personal Statement outlining your commitment to development, specialist pathway and dissertation; 12- a practical element and a theoretical side in food or in Year 1: first year of HND at a college continuing on the course week work placement with a partner agency fashion, e.g. HND Fashion and Textile Technology, HND Year 2: second year of HND at a college Professional Cookery. All enquiries regarding entry to the Higher Education Year 3: direct entry to Strathclyde. You will study Diploma should be made to the relevant college contact. Technological Education: The most suitable HNDs are in the following: academic reading and writing; The Diploma of Higher Education in Education and Social engineering and include: Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Professionalism and Teacher Identity; Curricular Studies; Services runs at the following colleges: Jewellery Design and Manufacture, CAD, Environmental, possible exit with BSc in Curricular Studies without Aerospace, Naval, Architecture, Marine, and Product Teaching Qualification after Year 3 Design with Engineering (but not Product Design alone). West College Scotland, Waterfront Campus Year 4: initial teacher Education including school t: 0300 600 6060 e: [email protected] 2) Higher English A-C and Nat 5 Maths or equivalent (or placements and leading to the BSc (Hons) in Education must be gained by the end of Year 3). and Curricular Studies with a Teaching Qualification Glasgow Clyde College, Langside Campus t: 0141 272 3777 e: [email protected]

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72 73 Education & TESOL LLB Honours BA Honours (UCAS X0Q3) Law This programme blends Education Studies, TESOL and placement to create a LLB Honours (UCAS M114) unique opportunity for undergraduate students who want to go on to teach Studying law concerns the obligations and rights of every member of society. English in an international context or to work in related fields.

WHY EDUCATION & TESOL AT YOUR STUDIES WHY LLB LAW AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE Year 1: students will complete a Foundation Studies 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide Most Strathclyde LLB graduates enter the legal Opportunity to put theory into practice in a community programme with the International Study Centre 2020). profession after completing the Diploma in Professional placement and enhance your employability. Year 2: classes include: Informal Education, Learners Legal Practice and a two-year traineeship in a law firm. The LLB is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland and There are also many job opportunities for legally-trained and Learning, TESOL 1: An Introduction, Digital the Faculty of Advocates. Develop your knowledge and understanding of the Technology in Language Education, Developing graduates in areas such as finance, management education systems of Scotland and beyond. Language with Communication Skills, Placement and Gain practical court-room experience through the consultancy, teaching, central and local government, human resource management, social work and Experience research-informed, evidence-based teaching Curriculum Mooting Society and enter competitions. education. by internationally-recognised professionals. Year 3: classes include: History and Philosophy, Social Develop your legal skills as a member of Scotland’s Pedagogy with Adults, Children and Childhood, TESOL Opportunity to progress to a Professional Graduate largest student-run Law Clinic. Recent graduate job titles include: 2: Methods, Approaches and Techniques in Language Diploma in Education (PGDE) Primary/Secondary. Auditor Teaching, Language Awareness: Knowledge about Accelerated graduate entry and part-time study options. Data Analyst Language, Placement Learning: Community Benefit from high quality research-led teaching at one Graduate Audit Trainee ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 4: your Honours year includes: Independent Study of Scotland’s leading providers of legal education. Graduate role financial adviser Module, Dissertation, Social Issues in Education, Social Junior Associate This programme is only available to international Study abroad at our partner law schools. Research Methods, Educational Representations in Film Legal Analyst students. and Literature, TESOL 3: Current Issues in Language Legal Assistant Education,Placement Learning: Secondary School Students will normally undertake the Foundation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES Programme for Education and TESOL at the International Required subjects are shown in brackets Study Centre at the University of Strathclyde (see Year 1: Criminal Law, Legal Methods, Legal Process, Law Pathways for entry to second year in the Faculty of Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: and Society, Public Law 1 and Voluntary Obligations: Humanities and Social Sciences). Other applicants will AAAAB, 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (Higher English B, Contract and Promises; you can apply to join the Law be considered on a case-by-case basis. Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or Clinic and integrate this experience in your degree of LLB equivalent) (Clinical) YOUR CAREER *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 2: Commercial Law, Domestic Relations, EU Law, Education & TESOL graduates go on to become teachers ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B, Maths/ Property, Trusts and Succession, and Involuntary of English to speakers of other languages or English Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) Obligations: Delict and Unjustified Enrichment, Public Law 2 teachers in an international school setting. A Levels: AAB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) Year 3: Evidence, and five optional classes IB: 38 (English HL5, Maths SL) Year 4: dissertation and four optional classes HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Units. Other relevant HND qualifications will be considered on an individual basis; please contact us for advice. Deferred Entry Deferred entry is not normally accepted Additional Information Essay-based Highers/Advanced Highers/A Levels recommended, e.g. Social subjects, Philosophy, Psychology, RMPS Experience in a law firm is not expected At Strathclyde, Law is also offered as a subject in the BA (Honours) degree CONTACT +44 (0)141 444 8600 [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 74 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 75 LLB Honours Law (Clinical) LLB Honours Law (Scots & English) LLB Honours (UCAS M110) LLB Honours (UCAS M116) The Scots Clinical LLB Honours is an innovative degree which is thought to be Four-year LLB curriculum in preparation for entry into the legal profession. unique in the UK, and possibly in the world.

WHY LLB HONOURS LAW (CLINICAL) CONTACT WHY LLB SCOTS & ENGLISH LAW AT YOUR CAREER +44 (0)141 444 8600 AT STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? Our programmes have been designed to develop [email protected] 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide knowledge and skills to support your entry into the 2020). 2020). legal profession, whether as solicitor, barrister, or other YOUR CAREER routes. See our website for updates on accreditation Gain four years of clinical experience through Get practical court-room experience through the processes. There are also many job opportunities for membership of Scotland’s first and largest Law Clinic, Clinical LLB graduates have the experience which prepares them to achieve the highest standards of Mooting Society and enter competitions. legally trained graduates in areas such as finance, which is run by students for members of the public who management consultancy, teaching, central and local professional practice. Most Strathclyde Clinical LLB Study at one of Scotland’s leading providers of legal cannot afford a lawyer and are not eligible for legal aid. government, human resource management, social work graduates enter the legal profession after completing education. Benefit from the opportunity to observe how the required Legal Practice qualifications. and education. law operates in practice, applying a theoretical Opportunity to develop your legal skills as a member of understanding of law to real-life cases. Recent graduate roles include: Scotland’s largest student run Law Clinic. Recent graduate job titles include: Gain valuable professional skills whilst providing Auditor Auditor Learn about the law of a number of jurisdictions and access to justice for members of the public. Business Operations Management Graduate Data Analyst Cryptocurrency Scams Administrator develop different ways of thinking about law. Graduate Audit Trainee The four-year Clinical LLB is accredited by the Law Data Analyst Graduate role Financial Adviser Society of Scotland and the Faculty of Advocates. Director ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Junior Associate Graduate Audit Trainee Legal Analyst ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Graduate Intern - Governance Required subjects are shown in brackets Legal Assistant Graduate role Financial Adviser Required subjects are shown in brackets Junior Associate Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Legal Analyst YOUR STUDIES AAAAB, 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (Higher English B, Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Legal Assistant Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or As study of the English law subjects does not start until , 2nd sitting: (Higher English B, Maths/ AAAAB AAAABBB equivalent) Year 3, you can opt into, or out of, this programme at any Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) YOUR STUDIES point prior to the end of second year. *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: The Scots Clinical LLB involves the same curriculum as the ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B, Maths/ ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B, Maths/ Year 1: (Scots) Criminal Law, Legal Methods, Legal standard Scots LLB, but among other things it also includes Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) Process, Law and Society, Public Law 1 and (Scots) casework; continuing professional development; and A Levels: AAB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Voluntary Obligations: Contract and Promises A Levels: AAB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or additional training in advocacy, mediation, negotiation, Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) drafting, and other aspects of legal practise. Assessment in Year 2: Commercial Law, (Scots) Domestic Relations, IB: 38 (English HL5, Maths SL) the Scots Clinical LLB includes reflective essays and diaries, IB: 38 (English HL5, Maths SL) EU Law, (Scots) Property Trusts and Succession, and which enable students to reflect on the theory of law HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Units. (Scots) Involuntary Obligations: Delict and Unjustified HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Units. alongside the access to justice provided by the Law Clinic. Enrichment, Public Law 2 Other relevant HND qualifications will be considered on Other relevant HND qualifications will be considered on an individual basis; please contact us for advice. Year 3: English Law of Property and Land, English an individual basis; please contact us for advice. Year 1: Criminal Law, Public Law, Legal Methods (core Deferred Entry Criminal Law and Evidence, English Law of Tort, (Scots) Deferred Entry Clinical), Law and Society, Voluntary Obligations: Contract Evidence, English Law of Contract and Restitution, Deferred entry is not normally accepted Deferred entry is not normally accepted and Promise (core Clinical), and Legal Process (core Clinical) English Law of Equity and Trusts Year 2: EU Law, Public Law 2**, Domestic Relations, Additional Information Additional Information Year 4: dissertation and four optional classes (including Commercial Law**, Involuntary Obligations: Delict and Essay-based Highers/Advanced Highers/A Levels English Law of Evidence, Core for Practice in Northern Entry to the Clinical degree is conditional upon successful Unjustified Enrichment**, Property, Trusts and Succession** recommended, e.g. Social subjects, Philosophy, Ireland) completion of a Law Clinic application form and interview. Year 3: Evidence, Clinical Legal Practice (core Clinical), Psychology, RMPS Application forms will be sent out with conditional offers Ethics and Justice (core Clinical) and three options such Experience in a law firm is not expected and interviews will be held in Feb/March. Importantly, as Competition Law, Crime and Punishment, Employment applicants who are not successful in both stages of this Law**, Human Rights Law**, Internet Law, Law, Film and At Strathclyde, Law is also offered as a subject in the BA process will still be offered a place on the Scots LLB Popular Culture, Legal Theory**, Public International Law (Honours) degree Honours degree, subject to the entry requirements listed Year 4: dissertation and four optional classes CONTACT above being met. For this reason, it is not necessary to ** may be studied in Clinical form +44 (0)141 444 8600 apply for both programmes and use up two UCAS options; [email protected] simply apply for the Clinical LLB in the first instance

Experience in a law firm is not expected WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 76 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 77 LLB Honours Scots & English Law (Clinical) LLB Honours (UCAS M100) The Clinical Scots and English LLB Honours is an innovative degree which is unique in the UK and possibly the world.

WHY LLB SCOTS & ENGLISH CLINICAL CONTACT LAW AT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 444 8600 [email protected] 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide 2020). Strathclyde was always Gain four years of clinical experience through membership YOUR CAREER of Scotland’s first and largest Law Clinic, which is run by students for members of the public who cannot afford a Clinical Scots and English LLB graduates have the the one that stuck out for lawyer and are not eligible for legal aid. experience which prepares them to achieve the highest standards of professional practice, either in the legal Benefit from the opportunity to experience how law operates profession or in other areas of business and government, in practice, applying a theoretical understanding of law to in all parts of the UK. me from the outset. They real-life cases. Gain valuable professional skills whilst providing access to Recent graduate job titles include: have a fantastic reputation, justice for members of the public. Auditor Underpinning for professional qualification: our Cryptocurrency Scams Administrator programmes have been designed to develop knowledge Graduate Audit Trainee the lecturers are all highly and skills to support your entry into the legal profession, Graduate role Financial Adviser whether as solicitor, barrister, or other routes. See our Junior Associate website for updates on accreditation. Legal Assistant acclaimed within their ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES specialist fields and they also Required subjects are shown in brackets The Clinical Scots & English LLB involves the same curriculum as the standard Scots & English LLB, but Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: among other things it also includes casework; continuing AAAAB, 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (Higher English B, Maths/ provide an award winning Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) professional development; and additional training in advocacy, mediation, negotiation, drafting, and other *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: aspects of legal practice. Assessment in the Clinical Scots legal clinic of which I am a ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (Higher English B, Maths/ and English LLB includes reflective essays and diaries, Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) which enable students to reflect on the theory of law A Levels: AAB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or alongside the access to justice provided by the Law Clinic. Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) member.” IB: 38 (English HL5, Maths SL) Year 1: Scots Criminal Law, Public Law 1, Legal Methods HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Units. (core Clinical), Law and Society, Scots Voluntary Other relevant HND qualifications will be considered on an Obligations: Contract and Promise (core Clinical), and Legal individual basis; please contact us for advice. Process (core Clinical) Sarah Fairley Deferred Entry Year 2: Domestic Relations, EU Law, Public Law 2**, Commercial Law**, Scots Involuntary Obligations: Delict Deferred entry is not normally accepted and Unjustified Enrichment**, Scots Property, Trusts and Law student Additional Information Succession** Experience in a law firm is not expected Year 3: Scots Evidence, Clinical Legal Practice (core Entry to the Clinical Scots & English LLB is conditional Clinical), Ethics and Justice (core Clinical), English Property upon successful completion of a Law Clinic application and Land Law, English Criminal Law and Evidence, English form and interview. Application forms will be sent out with Law of Equity and Trusts, English Law of Contract and conditional offers and interviews will be held in February/ Restitution, English Law of Tort March. Importantly, applicants who are not successful in Year 4: dissertation and four optional classes including both stages of this process will still be offered a place on the English Law of Evidence (Core for Practice in Northern Scots and English LLB Honours degree, subject to the entry Ireland) requirements listed above being met. For this reason, it is not necessary to apply for both programmes and use up two ** may be studied in Clinical form UCAS options; simply apply for the Clinical Scots and English LLB Honours degree in the first instance WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 78 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 79 LLB Honours English Law LLB Honours (UCAS M111) Many countries’ legal systems are based on the common law premise, making this degree transferable internationally.

WHY LLB ENGLISH LAW AT YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Our programmes have been designed to develop 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide knowledge and skills to support your entry into the I love the big city feel to 2020). legal profession, whether as solicitor, barrister, or other routes. Graduates also have transferable skills which are Undertake a three-year Honours degree in preparation sought-after in many other roles. Glasgow, there’s always a buzz for entry into the legal profession. Underpinning for professional qualification: our Recent graduate roles include: programmes have been designed to develop knowledge Paralegal and being in the city centre and skills to support your entry into the legal Legal Researcher profession, whether as solicitor, barrister, or other Civil Servant routes. See our website for updates on accreditation. Company Secretary means you’re never far away Benefit from high quality research-led teaching at one Teacher of Scotland’s leading providers of legal education. from something exciting. YOUR STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: English Criminal Law, Law and Society, Legal As well as this, Glasgow is Methods, English Law of Tort, Public Law 1, English Required subjects are shown in brackets Contract and Restitution, EU Law Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 2: Public Law 2, English Law of Property and Land, really easy to get around and 2nd sitting: AAAAABB (Advanced Higher in an essay-based English Law of Equity and Trusts, plus choice of options subject, e.g. English, History, Modern Studies. Maths/ Year 3: dissertation and four optional classes you can make your way from Application of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (Advanced Higher in an essay-based George Square to Kelvingrove subject, e.g. English, History, Modern Studies. Maths/ Application of Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) A Levels: AAA-AAB (GCSE English Language 6/B, or in no time at all.” Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) IB: 40 (English HL5, Maths SL) HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Unit and interview Jack McMullan Deferred Entry Deferred entry is not normally accepted English Law student Additional Information Essay-based Highers/Advanced Highers/A Levels recommended, e.g. Social subjects, Philosophy, Psychology, RMPS Experience in a law firm is not expected At Strathclyde, Law is also offered as a subject in the BA (Honours) degree CONTACT +44 (0)141 444 8600 [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 80 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 81 LLB Honours Law with a Modern Language Law with French (UCAS M1R1) Law with Spanish (UCAS M1R4) This degree enables you to pursue a law qualification while developing your language skills.

WHY LLB LAW WITH A MODERN YOUR CAREER LANGUAGE AT STRATHCLYDE? Most Strathclyde LLB graduates enter the legal 5th in Scotland for Law (The Complete University Guide profession after completing the Diploma in Professional 2020). Legal Practice and a two-year traineeship in a law firm. Law with a Modern Language graduates are well-placed Enhance your career opportunities with knowledge of to work professionally in the country of the language the law and languages of an EU member state. they have studied in areas such as industry, commerce, Spend a year in the country of your chosen language banking and accountancy, and central and local studying at one of our partner institutions – develop government. language skills and cultural awareness. The degree is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland. YOUR STUDIES Gain practical court-room experience through the Year 1: Voluntary Obligations: Contract and Promise; Law Mooting Society. and Society; Legal Methods; Legal Process; Public Law 1; Develop your legal skills as a member of Scotland’s and classes in your chosen language largest student-run Law Clinic. Year 2: Criminal Law 1; Public Law 2; Involuntary Obligations; Delict and Unjustified Enrichment; Property, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Trusts and Succession; Domestic Relations; and classes in your chosen language Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 3: Commercial Law; EU Law; Evidence and another law class; and classes in your chosen language continue Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: AAAAB, 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (Higher English B, Year 4: year of study abroad to perfect your language Higher French or Spanish B; Maths/Applications of fluency and gain understanding of a foreign culture Mathematics National 5 C, or equivalent) Year 5: dissertation with a legal focus, plus classes in *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: law and your language ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B and relevant modern language B) A Levels: AAB-BBB (French or Spanish B; GCSE English Language 6/B or literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 4/C) IB: 38 (English HL5, Maths SL) HND: Year 1 entry: Legal Services: AAA in Graded Units; Higher French or Spanish at B. Other relevant HND qualifications will be considered on an individual basis; please contact us for advice Deferred Entry Deferred entry is not normally accepted Additional Information Essay-based Highers/Advanced Highers/A Levels recommended, e.g. Social subjects, Philosophy, Psychology, RMPS Experience in a law firm is not expected CONTACT +44 (0)141 444 8600 [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 82 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 83 Primary Education Psychology & Counselling BA Honours (UCAS X120) BSc Honours (UCAS C8B9) A career in primary education is both challenging and rewarding, Study an applied pathway which provides an accelerated route into inspiring the learning of future generations. professional training.

WHY PRIMARY EDUCATION AT CONTACT WHY PSYCHOLOGY & COUNSELLING YOUR CAREER +44 (0)141 444 8600 STRATHCLYDE? AT STRATHCLYDE? The programme offers a route to further postgraduate [email protected] 4th in the UK for Education (The Times and Sunday 5th in Scotland for Psychology (The Complete University study in Counselling, Counselling Psychology or Times Good University Guide 2020). Guide 2020). Psychology, or for employment in other professional YOUR CAREER roles (e.g. support work) which would benefit from Study with Scotland’s largest provider of Initial Teacher Study psychology with an applied focus. Primary teachers are faced each day with complex and counselling skills training and an understanding of Education. counselling theory. demanding tasks. Teachers develop, plan, implement Gain broad-based knowledge of the core domains of Undertake work placements with children and young and evaluate programmes of study in all curricular areas psychology. people from 0 to 14 years. – expressive arts, health and wellbeing, languages, YOUR STUDIES Enjoy a wide range of international exchange and study literacy and English, mathematics, religious and moral Develop an advanced understanding of Person-Centred Year 1: study Psychology 1A and 1B alongside two other abroad opportunities. education, sciences, social studies and technologies. Counselling and training in counselling skills. subjects of interest in the Faculty The programme meets the requirement for provisional Most of our graduates go on to work as primary school The degree meets the requirements for Graduate Year 2: 3 classes in psychology: Social and Health registration by the General Teaching Council for teachers, contributing to the social and personal Basis for Chartered Membership with the British Psychology, Cognition and Neuropsychology, and Scotland. development of their pupils. Psychological Society (GBC). Introduction to Research Design and Analysis; and 3 Take advantage of Gaelic-medium placement options. Recent graduate roles include: Develop enhanced interpersonal communication skills. classes in Counselling: Introduction to Mental Health Primary school teacher Difficulties, Positive and Humanistic Psychology and Gain the award of a COSCA-accredited Counselling Theories of Counselling/Psychotherapy ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Skills certificate, which contributes towards entry onto Year 3: Research Methods and Data Analysis, Individual Required subjects are shown in brackets YOUR STUDIES a professional Postgraduate Diploma or Masters Course in Counselling. Differences and Social Psychology cover three of the Year 1: you study Education, two other subjects and core BPS areas for accreditation. Person-Centred Theory Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: undertake a work placement with children before provides an advanced understanding of the Person- AAAB, 2nd sitting: AAAAB (Higher English B, and Maths/ undergoing a selection process to continue on to the Centred Approach in counselling. Personal Development Applications of Mathematics National 5 B, or equivalent). ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Primary Education programme enhances self-understanding and develops the In addition to Higher English, at least one Higher should Required subjects are shown in brackets student’s ability to be self-reflective in a therapeutic come from the following list: Art/Classical Studies/Drama/ Years 2 - 4: classes in Education Studies, Primary relationship. Counselling Skills Laboratory teaches Economics/ French/Gaelic/Geography/History/Modern Curriculum Studies and Teaching and Learning; school- Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: listening skills by working in small groups and allows the Studies/Modern Foreign Language/Music/Philosophy/ based placement (years 2,3 & 4) and in a nursery (Year AAAA, 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English, student to bring together theory and self-awareness into Politics/Psychology/Religious Moral & Philosophical 3); study of one of your first-year subjects continues in year 2, with the opportunity to specialise in a range of Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 B, or practice Studies/Sociology equivalent). In addition to Higher English, at least one curricular subjects (Year 3) and to select a specialism Year 4: Honours students undertake a Dissertation in *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Higher should come from the following list: Classical (year 4); you can choose to study abroad in year 3; in psychology which may or may not have a counselling AABB, 2nd sitting: AAABB (including English B and Maths/ Studies/Drama/Economics/French/Gaelic/Geography/ year 4 you prepare a dissertation focus depending on interest; Development, Cognition Applications of Mathematics National 5 B) German/History/Italian/ Modern Studies/Philosophy/ and Psychobiology complete the BPS core learning for Politics/Psychology/Religious Moral & Philosophical A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English language 6/B and GBC; the Practicum provides further practical experience Studies/Sociology/ Spanish English literature 6/B, GCSE maths 6/B) in Counselling Skills and/or Counselling Research, with IB: 36 (Maths SL5) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: the opportunity to volunteer in a community setting or AABB, 2nd sitting: AABBB (including English C plus one HNC: Year 1 entry: Early Education & Childcare/Childhood work on a counselling research project other B from approved list, and Maths National 5 C) Practice: A in Graded Unit, plus two Highers at B (including English) and Mathematics National 5 B, or equivalent A Levels: ABB-BBB; Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (GCSE English language 6/B or Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths HNC: Year 1 entry: Social Sciences: A in Graded Unit; two 4/C) Highers at B (including English); Mathematics National 5 B, or equivalent IB: 36 (Maths SL5) Deferred Entry Deferred Entry Deferred entry is not normally accepted Deferred entry is not normally accepted Additional Information CONTACT Students are required to register with the Scottish +44 (0)141 444 8600 Government’s Protecting Vulnerable Groups scheme (PVG) [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 84 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 85 Social Work Speech & Language Pathology BA Honours (UCAS L501) BSc Honours (UCAS B630) Social workers have a responsibility to promote the rights of powerless people, Speech and language therapists assess and treat a variety of speech, and protect the vulnerable and disadvantaged. language and communication problems.

WHY SOCIAL WORK AT Suitable candidates with less than six months relevant WHY SPEECH & LANGUAGE Additional Information STRATHCLYDE? experience of working with vulnerable people are normally PATHOLOGY AT STRATHCLYDE? Your personal statement should show knowledge of interviewed; those with experience may be selected on the communication difficulties and the work of speech and Benefit from a blend of university and agency-based basis of their application form and completion of a Further 2nd in the UK for Aural & Oral Sciences (The Complete language therapists opportunities. Information Pack. University Guide 2020). For Year 2 entry suitable applicants may also be Applicants whose first language is not English require IELTS Prepare for the challenging role of a social worker through Undertake clinical placements throughout the course in (7.5) with no less than 7 in any of the four components opportunity to interact with service users and their carers. interviewed or asked to undertake a further assessment. schools, nurseries and hospitals. CONTACT CONTACT Complete three placements in social work and voluntary Approved by the Health and Care Professions Council, settings. +44 (0)141 444 8600 +44 (0)141 444 8600 our degree provides a route into the profession. [email protected] Validated by the Scottish Social Services Council. [email protected] Study a combination of language and scientific Study abroad in one of our partner institutions. YOUR CAREER elements. YOUR CAREER Benefit from high levels of staff interaction. Social work is a complex and demanding role working Study abroad in one of our partner institutions. Our graduates have close links with the education with vulnerable individuals to support and improve Learn in our speech research lab using specialist and health sectors and many are based in hospitals. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS people’s lives. Social workers are always in demand equipment and software. Graduates are eligible to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council. Employers of Required subjects are shown in brackets and there are many opportunities to work as a senior social worker, a social work manager, in teaching or Benefit from participating in the longest established recent graduates include Down’s Syndrome Scotland, Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AABB, entry as an inspector for regulatory bodies. The degree can such degree in Scotland and one of the oldest in the UK. Erskine Hospital for Ex-Servicemen, Mencap, National generally from S6 including English (or a social subject) also open up opportunities to work in other sectors Autistic Society, and the National Health Service. B, Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, and throughout the UK. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS an English qualification at the minimum of SCQF level 5 or Recent graduate roles include: equivalent Recent graduate roles include: Required subjects are shown in brackets NHS Speech & Language Therapist *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBB, entry Criminal Justice Speech & Language Therapist generally from S6 including English (or a social subject) Social Worker Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: B, Maths/Applications of Mathematics National 5 C, and Residential Child Care Worker AAAB/AABBB, 2nd sitting: AAABB/AABBBB (Higher YOUR STUDIES an English qualification at the minimum of SCQF level 5 or English B; Maths (or Applications of Mathematics at equivalent YOUR STUDIES National 5 B), and a science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Year 1: classes cover Phonetics, Linguistics, Anatomy Engineering Science or Computing Science), all at and Physiology; one-week placement A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Year 1: preparing for Lifelong Learning; Understanding Literature 6/B, GCSE Maths 6/B) minimum National 5 C, or equivalent; another language at Year 2: topics include developmental speech disorders, Social Science and Social Research; Psychology for National 5 C is recommended) neurodevelopmental disorders, developmental and HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: preferred relevant HNC subjects Social Work; Poverty, Disadvantage and Discrimination; acquired language disorders; audiology and ENT; are Social Services, Social Sciences, Childhood Practice, *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st Values, Ethics and Justice and individuals, communities clinical placement of two days per week for eight weeks Counselling, Working with Communities, Learning & and society sitting: AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBB/ABBBBB Development, and Law or Legal Services, A in Graded Unit; (including Higher English B, Maths National 5 C and a Year 3: learn about dysphagia, dementia, developmental Year 2: understanding risk and protection; Social Work Year 2 entry: relevant HNC/HND plus minimum six months science National 5 C; another language at National 5 C is and acquired speech motor disorders, fluency, voice and Organisation and Collaborative Practice; Social Work recommended) counselling; clinical placement as in Year 2 relevant and challenging work experience Processes and Practice; Law for Social Work; Social Work All applicants must hold: in Diverse Contexts; an elective and an observational A Levels: AAB-ABB (GCSE English Language 4/C or Year 4: you will complete a research investigation; an - a maths/numeracy qualification at the minimum of SCQF placement Literature 4/C; GCSE Maths, a science (Chemistry, Biology, advanced study option; and a placement or project of level 5, or equivalent, e.g. Maths National 5 C/Applications Physics or Computing) at GCSE 4/C; another language at your own choosing, along with clinical placement of two Year 3: 80-day placement in a social work agency; of Mathematics National 5 C/ Intermediate 2 C; GCSE 4/C is recommended) days per week for 10 weeks, plus additional one-week Social Research for Social Work; Social Work in a Global - an English qualification at the minimum of SCQF level 5 or block Context; and Social Work Approaches and Methods IB: 32 (English HL6; Maths and a Science (Chemistry, equivalent Biology, Physics, Technological Studies or Computer Year 4: 80-day placement in a social work agency. Deferred Entry Science), all at a minimum SL5; another language, e.g. Preparing for Professional Practice; Ready & Radical and Deferred entry is not normally accepted French, Spanish, Italian, German at SL5 is recommended) Honours dissertation Additional Information A Continuous Professional Development Programme for HND: Year 1 entry: (adult returners) Health and Social Care We look for evidence of professional suitability through students runs throughout the 4 year course course: AAB in Graded Units, plus Higher English and completion of a Further Information Pack and character passes in Maths, a Science and a language as above reference; registration with Protecting Vulnerable Groups Deferred Entry scheme is required (offending history does not exclude Deferred entry is not normally accepted you from consideration) and registration with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC). WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 86 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 87 Sport & Physical Activity Teaching Degrees with Science BSc Honours (UCAS CX63) Teaching science will inspire future generations with your passion Sport and physical activity lead to health benefits and affect our sense of for the subject. wellbeing and pride.

WHY TEACHING WITH A SCIENCE AT CONTACT WHY SPORT & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Chemistry +44 (0)141 548 2282 AT STRATHCLYDE? Our graduates are employed in areas such as elite sport, 4th in the UK for Education (The Times and Sunday [email protected] Develop the knowledge and skills to make a positive coaching, health promotion and sport development. Times Good University Guide 2020). impact on health and physical activity in a wide range Mathematics Opportunity to integrate Chemistry, Mathematics or of settings. Recent graduate roles include: +44 (0)141 548 3804 Active Schools Co-ordinators Physics with the Professional Graduate Diploma in [email protected] Opportunities to get involved in cutting-edge, Head of Academy Sport Science at Kilmarnock FC Education which is recognised throughout the world. internationally-recognised research. Programme manager for Aberdeen city health and Physics Cover the core syllabus of the relevant degree, plus social care partnership +44 (0)141 548 3077 Learn from top sporting coaches about their methods. the curriculum and classroom experience required for Project Coordinator at Scottish Sports Futures [email protected] General Teaching Council for Scotland recognition. Access to human performance and body composition labs on campus. YOUR STUDIES Learn with Scotland’s largest provider of Initial Teacher YOUR CAREER Education. Opportunity to progress to a range of postgraduate The first two years cover core elements of sport and Most graduates follow the career path of a secondary opportunities (e.g. Physical Education, Physiotherapy, physical activity, including: Become eligible to enter the paid probationary year in teacher within a variety of local authorities. The degree Masters by Research). teaching. is recognised as a teaching qualification throughout the world. Work towards National Governing Body coaching Physical activity for health awards. Sport and physical activity psychology Coaching and sports development ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES Physiology For full details, please see the relevant course MChem Chemistry with Teaching Nutrition ENTRY REQUIREMENTS pages 98, 109 and 114 (in collaboration with the Department of Pure & Applied Sociology in sport and physical activity Chemistry, see course description and full entry Required subjects are shown in brackets Research methods for sport and physical activity Chemistry with Teaching MChem (UCAS F1XC) requirements) Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: In years three and four, a research project leading to Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AABB/AAAC Years 1 - 3: years 1 to 3 are spent in the Department of AAAB; 2nd sitting: AAABB (English B, Maths and/or a a dissertation is a key component of the course and *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC/BBBB Pure & Applied Chemistry, covering all the important science at B) students can choose from optional classes including A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB areas of this science *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBB or AABC physical activity for specialist populations, data (including English B or suitable alternative subject; and analytics, physical education, biomechanics, sports Mathematics with Teaching BSc Honours (UCAS G1XC) Year 4: year 4 is spent in the School of Education and in Maths B or a science B) injury, psychology and nutrition Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: schools, gaining the professionally-accredited teacher AABB/ABBBC training component (equivalent to a Professional A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Graduate Diploma in Education) Literature 6/B or equivalent, GCSE Maths and/or a *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC your final year is back with Chemistry where science (Biology preferred) 6/B) A Levels: Year 1 entry: BBB, Year 2 entry: ABB Year 5: your research project will incorporate educational IB: 36 (English SL5 or equivalent, Maths Physics with Teaching BSc Honours (UCAS F3XC) approaches to chemistry and/or a science SL5) Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC (eg Sports Coaching *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABC/ ABBB Mathematics or Physics with Teaching with Development of Sport; Fitness, Health and (in collaboration with the Department of Mathematics Exercise; and Applied Sport Science) A in Graded Unit; A Levels: Year 1 entry:BBB & Statistics/ Physics, see page 104 and 114 for course Higher English B (or equivalent); other courses may be Deferred Entry descriptions and full entry requirements) considered on an individual basis Deferred entry is accepted Additional Information Additional Information Years 1 - 3: spent in your named Department, learning Your personal statement must demonstrate a real Entry to the teaching profession requires membership the key aspects of the subject commitment to sport and/or physical activity and an of the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme; the Year 4: year 4 is spent in the School of Education and in enthusiasm for working with others procedure will be detailed during the application schools, gaining the professionally-accredited teacher Contact process training component (equivalent to a Professional T +44 (0)141 444 8600 Graduate Diploma in Education) E [email protected]

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Our research is integral to our • Biological Sciences are committed to providing a Home to over 3,000 work. Across the Faculty we • Chemistry supportive learning environment explore the opportunities and • Mathematics in which our students thrive. challenges of the natural and • Pharmacology and Pharmacy Our graduates are highly sought undergraduate students technological world, from drug • Subjects allied to medicine after. Through our degrees they discovery and public health, to learn the scientific, research and environmental concerns, artificial We offer a wide range of transferable skills required to from across the world, intelligence and cybercrime, undergraduate and integrated meet the needs of employers and to understanding space. Our masters degrees across our excel in their career of choice. the Faculty of Science is research not only informs our academic disciplines, many high quality teaching, but of which carry professional Our Departments ensures our students learn from accreditation, the opportunity to a vibrant, internationally educators and scientists at the study abroad, or to undertake a • Computer & Information forefront of their fields. work placement with one of our Sciences leading and supportive leading industrial partners. • Mathematics & Statistics We’re proud to have five of our • Physics disciplines ranked in the top 10 Our students have access • Pure & Applied Chemistry community in which to in the UK by The Times and The to modern laboratories and • Strathclyde Institute of Sunday Times Good University teaching facilities, 24-hour Pharmacy & Biomedical pursue the study of science. Guide 2020, including: computer access, and staff who Sciences

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 90 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 91 Biomolecular Science Degrees Have an impact on the development of new or improved medicines and the treatment of disease.

WHY BIOMOLECULAR SCIENCE AT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES SUBJECTS OVERVIEW STRATHCLYDE? Required subjects are shown in brackets The programme has five major subject strands: Biochemistry 3rd in Scotland and in the UK top 10 for Biological Biochemistry Biochemistry is the study of the biological systems at Sciences (The Complete University Guide 2020). MSci Immunology the molecular level and develops understanding of Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Microbiology the molecular basis of life, and how alteration of these Our courses are underpinned by our strong research AAAB/AABBC (Chemistry B, Biology/Human Biology B, Pharmacology molecular pathways leads to disease processes. base, links with industry, the NHS and international Maths and English National 5 B) Biomedical Science partners. Immunology Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: (Chemistry B, Biology/ AB You can choose to specialise in two of the four Immunology is the study of how the body defends itself Accreditation by the Royal Society of Biology. Human Biology B, plus Year 1 above) biomolecular science subjects to joint Honours or in against disease, includes not only defence against Opportunity to study and take part in lab-based *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): one subject to single Honours. These degrees take four bacteria, parasites or viruses, but also the elimination of research abroad. AABB/AABCC (Biology B, Chemistry B, Maths and English years. There is also an option to continue to a research cancer and processes such as inflammation and wound National 5 B) based fifth year and graduate with an MSci. The four- healing. It also helps us understand how the immune Choose at the end of Year 2 to progress to single, joint A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: BBB year BSc Honours Biomedical Science programme has system is misdirected into attacking the body’s own Honours or an Integrated Masters degree in any of the (Biology and Chemistry). GCSE Maths 6/B, and GCSE its own curriculum from Year 3 and is designed to equip tissue, leading to diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, biomolecular sciences. English Language 6/B or Literature 6/B. graduates with the skills for future NHS employment. diabetes, or allergy. Our MSci programmes are appropriate if you are Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Chemistry Microbiology In years 1 & 2 all biomolecular students study the same interested in an academic or research-related career. and Biology). GCSE Maths 6/B, and GCSE English Microbiology is the study of the smallest living classes. Language 6/B or English Literature 6/B. organisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, algae and protozoa. Microbes are a major cause of disease but IB: 34 (two science subjects – Chemistry/ Biology/Physics introduces fundamental biological concepts FLEXIBLE DEGREE OPTIONS Year 1: they can also be useful in industrial processes. HL5, English SL5, Maths SL5) in biomolecular sciences and biological chemistry; You can choose from the following degree programmes HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC, Graded Unit A/HND, Graded laboratory classes combine specialist and transferable Pharmacology all of which have a common curriculum in Years 1 & 2. Units BB; Year 2 entry: HND, Graded Units AB; Year 3 entry: practical skills with statistical analysis and data Pharmacology studies how drugs and other chemicals This means that whichever degree you apply for, you HND, Graded Units AA interpretation and presentation; you also choose two affect the functions of the body and underpins the can defer your ultimate choice of degree until you have BSc Honours elective subjects from other departments across the development of new or improved medicines and the experienced introductory classes in each of the subjects. University treatment of disease. All our BSc (Honours) degrees are accredited by the Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Royal Society of Biology. The BSc Honours Biomedical AABB/AAAC (two sciences – Biology/Human Biology B and Year 2: you take classes in the four subject disciplines Science also has accreditation from the Institute of Chemistry B; Maths and English National 5 B) in Introduction to Immunology, Pharmacology, YOUR CAREER Biomedical Science. Microbiology, Biochemistry; laboratory classes will Advanced Highers:Year 2 entry: BB (Chemistry B, Biology/ develop the skills acquired in Year 1 and introduce some Graduates have found jobs in the development of Human Biology B, plus Year 1 above) drugs, food processing, protecting the environment, MSci/BSc Single Honours discipline-specific techniques *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): fighting disease or slowing the ageing process. Recent Biochemistry (UCAS MSci C720/BSc C721) Year 3: in lectures you develop the discipline-specific AABB/AABCC (Biology B, Chemistry B, Maths and English graduates are working in a variety of positions including Immunology (UCAS MSci C550/BSc C551) knowledge acquired in Year 2, taking two classes National 5 B) research in academia, NHS/private sector laboratory Microbiology (UCAS MSci C500/BSc C501) per discipline stream; laboratory classes cover technician, clinical support worker, and in areas such as A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: BBB Pharmacology (UCAS MSci B211/BSc B212) the skills required; those on the IBMS-accredited medical writing, clinical drug trials, medical sales, and (two sciences required, at least one of which must be Biomedical Science degree stream will take classes in production control. The transferable skills you gain will Biology or Chemistry). GCSE Chemistry 6/B (if not taken to BSc Joint Honours Biomedical Microbiology, Immunology, Biochemistry prepare you for a career not only in science but also in A Level), GCSE Maths 6/B, and GCSE English Language 6/B Biochemistry & Immunology (UCAS CC79) and Fundamental Bioscience Haematology, areas such as finance, management, marketing, sales, or Literature 6/B. Biochemistry & Microbiology (UCAS CC75) Immunohaematology, and Immunodiagnostics business and media. IBMS accreditation of the BSc Biochemistry & Pharmacology (UCAS CB72) IB: Year 1 entry: 32 (two science subjects (Chemistry/ Year 4: you can opt to specialise in particular disciplines Honours in Biomedical Science ensures that this degree Immunology & Microbiology (UCAS CC59) Biology/Physics) HL5; English SL5; Maths SL5) Year 2 entry: or focus on topics within biomolecular sciences that meets the academic requirements for registration Immunology & Pharmacology (UCAS CB92) 36 Chemistry & Biology HL6; English SL5; Maths SL5 match your career expectations; to progress to single as a biomedical scientist with the Health and Care Microbiology & Pharmacology (UCAS C502) HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC, Graded Unit B; Year 2 entry: Honours you take three types of discipline-specific Professions Council which is essential if you wish to HNC, Graded Unit A or HND, Graded Units BB; Year 3 entry: classes – Advanced, Clinical and Applied and an option pursue a career in an NHS laboratory. BSc Honours HND, Graded Units AB class; research project class to develop research skills in Biomedical Science (UCAS C192) preparation for the final-year project Biomolecular Science (UCAS C193) Additional Information Year 5 (MSci only): you develop research experience Deferred entry is accepted in one of the biomolecular science disciplines and CONTACT carry out an extended laboratory project using a range +44 (0)141 548 2620 of specialised techniques to address a research-led [email protected] problem; classes in Research Methods and Ethics and

discipline specific research topics WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 92 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 93 Chemistry MChem (UCAS F103 – also entry route for BSc Honours degrees) Use your passion for chemistry to open a world of opportunities for yourself in industries around the globe.

WHY CHEMISTRY AT STRATHCLYDE? HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, B in Graded Unit; Year 2 entry: relevant HND, BBB in Graded Units. Top 10 in the UK for Chemistry (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020) Additional Information Deferred entry is accepted Accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry as fully meeting the educational requirements to become a CONTACT Chartered Chemist. +44 (0)141 548 2282 I’ve really enjoyed my time [email protected] Benefit from our industrial placement scheme, strong studying at Strathclyde. The industry links and close relationships with professional YOUR CAREER bodies. A degree in chemistry opens doors to a wide range Option to switch between other MChem courses and BSc of job opportunities. The range of available roles coursework is well taught and degrees, such as BSc (Honours) Chemistry, up to Year 3. is considerable and covers many different types of Taught by professors and lecturers who are also actively chemistry and industries such as nanotechnology, large- laboratory facilities are great! involved in internationally acclaimed research. scale chemical plants, the drinks and pharmaceutical industries and teaching. Study of pure and applied chemistry maximise The lab work is so varied and opportunities and flexibility when choosing a career path. Recent graduate job roles include: Chemical analyst ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Graduate scientist there is always something Industrial chemist Required subjects are shown in brackets Laboratory chemist Research chemist new and fun. All the staff are Note: Students joining our MChem Chemistry have the option of transferring into the following BSc degrees after registering for year 1: YOUR STUDIES so easy to approach and are BSc Chemistry, BSc Chemistry with Drug Discovery, BSc Year 1: foundation classes in Chemistry, Mathematics, Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry, BSc Chemistry with and Physics or Biology; practical laboratory sessions Forensic Chemistry help you to master the basic preparative and analytical always willing to help.” Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: skills; non-chemistry elective from other disciplines ABBB/AABC (Chemistry, Maths, and Physics or Biology/ across the University e.g. Business Analysis & Technology, Human Biology are required. English preferred as Introductory Astronomy, History and Languages fourth subject). Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths recommended for S6 study and to compensate for Years 2 & 3: Fundamental Inorganic, Organic, Biological Hayley Ryan, missed Higher grades in S5. and Physical Chemistry *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Year 4: MChem students normally undertake a paid Chemistry student ABBC/BBBB (Chemistry and Maths. Physics or Biology/ 12-month industrial placement which can be in the UK or Human Biology and English recommended as remaining abroad subjects). Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths Year 5: specialise in the areas and applications that recommended for S6 study and to compensate for missed interest you most and undertake a research project Higher grades in S5. Applicants with grades slightly below the minimum requirements may be considered for admission subject to successful completion of the RELATED COURSES Strathclyde STEM Summer School. Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: Minimum entry Chemistry with Drug Discovery requirements: BBB (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology) Chemistry with Teaching A Levels: Year 1 entry: BBB (Chemistry, and one of Forensic & Analytical Chemistry Maths, Physics or Biology) Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: BBB (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology) IB: Year 2 entry: 30 (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology all at HL). Year 1 entry: As year 2 entry but with IB HL including Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics or Biology. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 94 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 95 Chemistry with Drug Discovery MChem (UCAS F190) Pioneer life saving drugs to improve lives and fight diseases around the world, from Ebola to MRSA and Cancer.

WHY CHEMISTRY WITH DRUG IB: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology all at HL). Year 1 entry: As year 2 entry but with DISCOVERY AT STRATHCLYDE? IB HL including Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics or Taught by internationally acclaimed research scientists. Biology. HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry as fully I chose to study Chemistry Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AAA in Graded Units. meeting the educational requirements to become a Chartered Chemist. Additional Information at Strathclyde due to Benefit from 12-month paid industrial placement. Deferred entry is accepted CONTACT Gain extensive practical laboratory experience. its reputation as a great +44 (0)141 548 2282 Options to study or undertake placement year abroad. [email protected] Our relationships with highly regarded international university for sciences and in companies, including GSK and AstraZeneca can YOUR CAREER enhance your career prospects. This course maximises your opportunity of employment particular, Chemistry.” in the medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical ENTRY REQUIREMENTS industries. Your transferable skills will also be in high demand in an array of other areas. Required subjects are shown in brackets Recent graduate job roles include: Thomas Redpath Note: Students joining our MChem Chemistry with Drug Drug discovery Discovery may transfer into the following BSc degrees Chemistry research scientist Chemistry with Drug Discovery student from year 2 onward: Regulatory affairs executive BSc Chemistry, BSc Chemistry with Drug Discovery, BSc Scientific communication specialist Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry, BSc Chemistry Drug sale manager with Forensic Chemistry. Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: YOUR STUDIES AABB/AAAC (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology/ Year 1: foundation classes in Chemistry and Human Biology are required. English preferred as Mathematics, and Physics or Biology; specialist fourth subject). Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths classes such as Use and Abuse of Drugs in Society and recommended for S6 study and to compensate for Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug Development missed Higher grades in S5. Years 2 & 3: Fundamental Inorganic, Organic, Biological *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: and Physical Chemistry; laboratory work increases ABBB/AABC (Chemistry and Maths. Physics or Biology/ Human Biology and English recommended as remaining Year 4: paid 12-month industrial placement, normally in subjects). Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths the pharmaceutical industry either in the UK or abroad recommended for S6 study and to compensate for missed Year 5: specialise in the areas and applications that Higher grades in S5. Applicants with grades slightly interest you most and undertake a research project below the minimum requirements may be considered for admission subject to successful completion of the Strathclyde STEM Summer School. RELATED COURSES Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering Physics or Biology) Chemistry A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: Chemistry with Teaching ABB (Chemistry, and one of Maths, Physics or Biology) Forensic & Analytical Chemistry Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology)

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 96 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 97 Chemistry with Teaching Applied Chemistry & Chemical MChem (UCAS F1XC) Engineering The infectious enthusiasm and expertise of chemistry teachers can MSci (UCAS FH18) be the catalyst that inspires their pupils to achieve success. This unique hybrid degree was created to bridge the knowledge gap between engineers and chemists. WHY CHEMISTRY WITH TEACHING AT Additional Information STRATHCLYDE? Deferred entry is accepted WHY APPLIED CHEMISTRY & CONTACT Membership of the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme +44 (0)141 548 2282 required. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AT Combine a Royal Society of Chemistry-accredited [email protected] MChem course with the education theory and classroom Please note that applicants who are made an offer of STRATHCLYDE? experience required for recognition by the General study will be required to attend an interview. 1st in Scotland and top 10 in the UK for Chemical YOUR CAREER Teaching Council for Scotland. CONTACT Engineering (The Complete University Guide 2019). Study a dual-accredited course at a higher level than +44 (0)141 548 2282 Dual accreditation from the Royal Society of Chemistry Our graduates compete very successfully for jobs in all branches of the chemical industry, both in the UK and anywhere else in the UK. [email protected] and the Institution of Chemical Engineers. overseas. The chance of employment is substantially Opportunities to move between careers in secondary Benefit from bursary schemes available for Chemistry increased by experience gained in undergraduate education and the chemical industry. YOUR CAREER undergraduates. industrial placements and internships. Most graduates follow the career path of a secondary Extensive practical work provides the preparative and Recent graduate job roles include: teacher but you can also compete successfully for jobs analytical skills which employers are ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Analytical chemist in all branches of the chemical industry. There are looking for. Chemical engineer Opportunity to undertake projects in industry or at one Required subjects are shown in brackets also opportunities for chemists in other areas such as Project engineer of our partner universities abroad. national and local government services, in hospitals and Technical associate Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: in education at all levels. Gain expertise to transform small-scale laboratory Research analyst AABB/AAAC (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology/ practice into industrial-scale chemical operations. Process safety engineer Human Biology and English are required). Advanced Recent graduate job roles include: Development chemist Higher Chemistry and Maths recommended for S6 study Industrial chemist ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and to compensate for missed Higher grades in S5. Research scientist YOUR STUDIES *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Year 1 Scientific communication specialist Required subjects are shown in brackets entry: ABBC/BBBB (Chemistry and Maths and English Secondary school teacher Years 1: supported by group tutorials and workshops, are required. Physics or Biology/Human Biology Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: topics include Principles and Practice of Chemistry and recommended as remaining subject). YOUR STUDIES AAAB (Chemistry, Maths and Physics are required. English Chemical Engineering, foundation classes in Mathematics preferred as fourth subject). Advanced Higher Chemistry and Practical Chemistry Laboratory sessions Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths recommended for Years 1 - 3: foundation classes in Chemistry and and Maths recommended for S6 study and to compensate specialist classes such as Fluid Flow S6 study and to compensate for missed Higher grades in Years 2 & 3: Mathematics, and Physics or Biology; classes in Forensic for missed Higher grades in S5. and Heat Transfer, Practical Preparative and Physical S5. Applicants with grades slightly below the minimum Science, Drug Discovery and Chemical Engineering may *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Chemistry, Mass Transfer and Separation Processes, and requirements may be considered for admission subject to be chosen; practical chemistry laboratory sessions (Chemistry, Maths and Physics are required. Reactors; lab work increases and your practical skills are successful completion of the Strathclyde STEM Summer help you to master the basic preparative and analytical ABBB/AABC English preferred as fourth subject). Advanced Higher enhanced with computer modelling and group exercises School. skills; in the later years, you take classes in fundamental Chemistry and Maths recommended for S6 study and to to develop communication skills Inorganic, Organic, Biological and Physical Chemistry Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, compensate for missed Higher grades in S5. Applicants with and Laboratory work increases Year 4: detailed chemical engineering-focused research Physics or Biology, and Higher English C) grades slightly below the minimum requirements may be project, undertaken in the Department of Chemical & A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB Year 4: completion of the initial teacher education considered for admission subject to successful completion Process Engineering (Chemistry, and one of Maths, Physics or Biology. GCSE component in the School of Education, which includes of the Strathclyde STEM Summer School. teaching practice in schools Year 5: chemistry research project – working with a English Language 4/C and English Literature 4/C). Year Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, research group using your practical skills and knowledge 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Chemistry, Year 5: specialise in the areas and applications that Physics) to solve a new chemical challenge interest you most and undertake a research project in Maths, Physics or Biology. GCSE English Language 4/C A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB and English Literature 4/C). chemistry or in education (Chemistry, and one of Maths or Physics). Year 2 entry: RELATED COURSES IB: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, all at HL, English SL 6). Year 1 entry: As year 2 entry but RELATED COURSES Physics) Chemistry with IB HL including Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics IB: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry, Maths, Physics all at Chemistry with Drug Discovery Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering or Biology. HL). Year 1 entry: As year 2 entry but with IB HL including Chemistry with Teaching Chemistry Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics. Forensic & Analytical Chemistry HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Chemistry with Drug Discovery Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AAA in Graded Units (Higher Forensic & Analytical Chemistry HNC/HND: HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded English C or equivalent essential). Unit; HND: Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AAA in Graded Units’

WIDENING ACCESS Additional Information WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search Deferred entry is accepted For more information, search 98 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 99 Forensic & Analytical Chemistry MChem (UCAS FF41) Develop specialist knowledge and practical skills in both forensic science and analytical chemistry.

WHY FORENSIC & ANALYTICAL HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; CHEMISTRY AT STRATHCLYDE? Year 2 entry: relevant HND, AAA in Graded Units. Additional Information 2nd in the UK for Forensic Science (The Complete University Guide 2019). Deferred entry is accepted Unique course in the UK, with dual professional CONTACT The people I have met have accreditation from the Royal Society of Chemistry and +44 (0)141 548 2282 Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences. [email protected] been fantastic! From my Undertake a 12-month paid industrial placement. Learn from leading analytical scientists, and forensic YOUR CAREER fellow students to lecturers, scientists actively involved in forensic casework. Graduates have a wide range of employment Develop as an all-round analytical chemist with thorough opportunities including chemistry-oriented careers. training in the applications of forensic science. the people have made my Opportunity to study for a year at a European university Recent graduate job roles include: or undertake industrial placement abroad. Analytical scientist Pharmaceutical scientist time here at Strathclyde. The Environmental scientist ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Forensic scientist Nanotechnologist lecturers are friendly and Required subjects are shown in brackets Large scale industrial chemist Note: Students joining our MChem Forensic & Analytical approachable, always Chemistry may transfer into the following BSc degrees from YOUR STUDIES year 2 onward: Year 1: foundation classes in Chemistry and Mathematics, BSc Chemistry, BSc Chemistry with Drug Discovery, BSc and Physics or Biology; choice of elective classes on-hand to help! I have Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry, BSc Chemistry with including Forensic Science, Drug Discovery and Chemical Forensic Chemistry. Engineering; you spend one afternoon a week in the enjoyed the diverse range of Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: laboratory and the rest of your time in lectures and tutorials AABB/AAAC (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology/Human Years 2 & 3: specialist classes in Inorganic, Organic, Biology are required. English preferred as fourth subject). Biological, Physical and Analytical Chemistry and Forensic classes from learning java and Advanced Higher Chemistry and Maths recommended for S6 Trace Analysis; laboratory work increases to four afternoons study and to compensate for missed Higher grades in S5. per week *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: C to developing mobile apps Year 4: 12-month paid industrial placement, specialising in ABBB/AABC (Chemistry and Maths are required. Physics either forensic or analytical chemistry; academic research or Biology/Human Biology and English recommended and knowledge exchange placements are also available as remaining subjects). Advanced Higher Chemistry and and complex algorithms.” Maths recommended for S6 study and to compensate for Year 5: specialist topics including DNA Analysis, Toxicology, missed Higher grades in S5. Applicants with grades slightly Process Analytical Chemistry and Atomic/Nuclear below the minimum requirements may be considered Spectroscopy; research project and dissertation in a for admission subject to successful completion of the specialist topic of your choice Strathclyde STEM Summer School. Emma Pearson Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry, Maths, RELATED COURSES Physics or Biology) Computer Science student Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB Chemistry (Chemistry, and one of Maths, Physics or Biology). Year Chemistry with Drug Discovery 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Chemistry, Chemistry with Teaching Maths, Physics or Biology) IB: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry, Maths, Physics or Biology all at HL). Year 1 entry: As year 2 entry but with IB HL including Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics or Biology. WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 100 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 101 Computer Science Data Analytics MEng (UCAS G401)/ BSc Honours (UCAS G400) BSc Honours (UCAS I3H9) Develop ground-breaking technology to protect and enhance people’s lives. Examining raw data using advanced computing technologies is a fundamental part of business and industry. WHY COMPUTER SCIENCE AT CONTACT STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 548 3189 [email protected] Accredited by the British Computer Society. WHY DATA ANALYTICS AT YOUR CAREER Gain the in-depth understanding of computer science YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Graduates are in high demand across all sectors, both required to develop sophisticated computing systems. Our graduates have a range of opportunities open to Gain experience in using data analysis software, nationally and internationally. 12-week paid industrial placement for MEng students. them. Many are employed by leading companies in the including those widely used in industry. computing and financial sectors. Others have taken up Recent graduate job roles include: Acquire excellent practical skills alongside theoretical roles in diverse industries, such as gaming technologies, Develop expertise in a wide range of topics in Data analyst understanding. healthcare, defence, IT management, and data analytics, mathematics, statistics and computer science. Data scientist or have gone on to set up their own businesses. Systems analyst Solve real-world problems, working on industry-linked Learn to code using industry-standard programming Computer programmer languages. projects. Recent graduate job roles include: Gain analytical, design and communication skills and the Software developer Opportunity to work on real-life problems and analyse YOUR STUDIES ability to work as part of a team. Technical consultant data through our business and industry links. Software engineer Years 1 & 2: study core methods in mathematics and Information systems analyst Demand for graduates with skills in data analytics is statistics, including calculus, geometry, analysis and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Business systems engineer forecast to rise rapidly. probability theory; computer science classes include Data analyst Required subjects are shown in brackets Machines, Languages and Computation, Information ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and Information Systems, Programming Foundations, MEng YOUR STUDIES Logic and Algorithms, and User and Data Modelling Required subjects are shown in brackets choose from a selection of topics Highers (Standard Entry Requirements):AAAA/AAABB Year 1: learn foundation skills such as programming and Years 3 & 4: (Maths B, Computing Science recommended) computer systems organisation and look at the concepts including experimental design, risk analysis, survey Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: analysis, dynamic modelling, network analysis, *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBBB/AABB of computation and information; you also take a business AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, Advanced Higher Maths (Maths B) technology class computer programming, software engineering, artificial recommended) intelligence, web and mobile applications, information Year 2: subjects include algorithms, databases, logic, the A Levels: Minimum entry requirements: BBB (Maths, access and mining, and the theory of computation; your analysis and design of systems, and how to ensure that the *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths Computer Science is recommended) final-year project may be carried out in either subject; we systems are usable; as well as developing your programming A, plus one of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computing IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Computer Science recommended) skills further Science or Engineering Science) or ABBB (including work with companies and organisations which provide HNC/HND: Entry is to BSc (Honours) Computer Science or Maths A) suggestions for individual and group projects BSc (Honours) Software Engineering in the first instance Years 3 & 4: study more specialised areas and take part in a group-based software development project as well as an Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AB (Maths A, BSc Honours individual project; classes include Mobile App Development, Computing Science B). RELATED COURSES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 Computer Security, Artificial Intelligence, Information Access A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: Mathematics/Mathematics & Statistics entry: AAAB/AABBB (Maths B, Computing Science and Mining, Digital Forensics and programming Language (Maths), Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: BBB Mathematics, Statistics and a Business Subject recommended) Definition & Implementation; between years 3 and 4 and/ (Maths A, Computer Science B) ABB Mathematics & Computer Science *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBB (Maths or years 4 and 5, MEng students undertake a 12-week IB: 32 (Maths HL6) Mathematics & Physics B; Advanced Highers at B/C count as A/B in grade paid industrial placement, working in a software systems Mathematics with Teaching pattern) development team either in the UK or abroad HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: Advanced Higher Maths Year 5: (MEng only): group project to design, implement and Computing Science at AB/BA and three other Higher and market a sizeable software system using some of the Additional Information practices encountered during the industrial placement; subjects at ABB Deferred entry is accepted further selection of specialist classes such as Big Data A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: Technologies, Machine Learning for Data Analytics, CONTACT BBB (Maths, Computer Science is recommended) Designing Usable Systems, Information Systems +44 (0)141 548 3804 Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Maths Architecture and Advanced Topics in Software Engineering [email protected] and Computer Science) IB: 34 (Maths HL5; Computer Science recommended) RELATED COURSES HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with A in Graded Unit and Higher Maths; Year 2 entry: relevant HND with Software Engineering AA in Graded Units and Higher Maths Mathematics & Computer Science Computer & Electronic Systems Additional Information Deferred entry is not accepted WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 102 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 103 Mathematics/Mathematics & Statistics MMath (UCAS G101)/BSc Honours (UCAS G100) (also entry routes for MMath/BSc Honours Maths & Statistics) Mathematics underpins business and finance as well as scientific and industrial research and development.

WHY MATHEMATICS/MATHEMATICS IB: 32 (Maths HL6) & STATISTICS AT STRATHCLYDE? HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit Top 10 in the UK for Mathematics (The Times and Additional Information Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020) Deferred entry is accepted I really enjoy studying maths. Understand how mathematics is applied to solve CONTACT practical problems. +44 (0)141 548 3804 I also enjoy the accounts part, Learn how to use statistics to explore and try to explain [email protected] the uncertain world in which we live. as I feel what we do in the Accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its YOUR CAREER Applications and the Royal Statistical Society. Our graduates have successful careers across many job sectors including manufacturing, the actuarial, class is applicable to the real Flexibility to transfer between MMath and BSc Honours. accountancy and banking professions, commerce and By taking half of your final two years’ classes in government, consultancy and education. statistics, you can graduate with the degree title of world. I like the balance of the Mathematics & Statistics. Recent graduate job roles include: Investment analyst Numerical analyst different subject areas and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Statistician Actuary Required subjects are shown in brackets thinking what you would use

MMath YOUR STUDIES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Years 1 & 2: study core mathematical methods, and classes each area for.” AAAB/AABBB (Maths A, Advanced Higher Maths in calculus, geometry, analysis, mechanics and statistics recommended) Years 3 & 4: choose from a range of mathematics and *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBB (Maths statistics classes from one or more of the specialist A plus one of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computing application areas, including Inference and Regression Science or Engineering Science) or AABB (including Modelling, Stochastic and Financial Econometrics, Fluids Karen Jamieson Maths A) and Waves, and Numerical Analysis; in your Honours year, Mathematics, Statistics & Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AA (Maths A) you will undertake a project that includes a written report and an oral presentation; if you take half of your Year 3 & 4 A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: classes in statistics you can graduate with the degree title of Accounting student ABB (Maths A). Year 2 entry: Minimum entry BSc (Honours) in Mathematics & Statistics requirements: AAB (Maths A) Year 5 (MMath only): your fifth-year project could be carried IB: 34 (Maths HL6) out as an industrial placement; advanced classes include HNC: entry to BSc in first instance topics in Numerical Analysis, Optimisation, Advanced BSc Honours Mathematical Methods, Statistical Consultancy; if you take Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: half of your Year 5 classes in statistics you can graduate with AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, Advanced Higher Maths the degree title of MMath in Mathematics & Statistics recommended) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths RELATED COURSES A plus one of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computing Science or Engineering Science) or ABBB (including Data Analytics Maths A) Mathematics, Statistics and a Business Subject Mathematics & Computer Science Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AB (Maths A) Mathematics & Physics A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum Entry Requirements: Mathematics with Teaching BBB (Maths B). Year 2 entry: Minimum Entry Requirements: ABB (Maths A) WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 104 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 105 Mathematics, Statistics & a Business Mathematics & Computer Science Subject BSc Honours (UCAS GG14) Mathematics is a fundamental tool in computing and computational methods BSc Honours (UCAS codes below) help to solve mathematical problems. Bridge the gap between business, mathematics and statistics.

WHY MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS Additional Information WHY MATHEMATICS & COMPUTER YOUR CAREER Deferred entry is accepted & A BUSINESS SUBJECT AT SCIENCE AT STRATHCLYDE? Graduates in Mathematics & Computer Science are well CONTACT STRATHCLYDE? Learn how to apply mathematics to solve practical prepared for careers involving theoretical computer +44 (0)141 548 3804 problems using specialist software. science or programming of advanced scientific problems Develop mathematical and statistical expertise along [email protected] including cryptography. They can go into a wide range with the opportunity to broaden your skills in business. Gain knowledge in programming languages, artificial of jobs in the manufacturing and service industries, Mathematics, Statistics & Accounting is fully accredited YOUR CAREER intelligence, mathematical analysis, discrete the actuarial, accountancy and banking professions, by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. mathematics, and web applications development. commerce and government, consultancy and education. There is a demand for mathematicians and statisticians Economists with training in the use of mathematical Develop skills to tackle problems in a business setting. across a range of sectors including manufacturing, Recent graduate job roles include: models and techniques are in demand. the actuarial, accountancy and banking professions, Opportunity to undertake industry-relevant projects. Data Analyst The Mathematics, Statistics & Finance degree provides a commerce and government, consultancy and education. Computer programmer Those who specialise in accounting can pursue careers good basis for entering the actuarial profession. Option to carry out your Honours project in either Systems analyst as Chartered Accountants. subject. Mathematics, Statistics & Business Analysis emphasises Numerical analyst Investment analyst how maths can be used to solve business problems. Recent graduate job roles include: Mathematician Investments analyst ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Numerical analyst ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Statistician Required subjects are shown in brackets YOUR STUDIES Required subjects are shown in brackets Actuary Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: Years 1 & 2: you study core mathematical methods AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, Advanced Higher Maths and classes in calculus, geometry, applied analysis, Mathematics, Statistics & Economics (UCAS G1L1)/ YOUR STUDIES recommended) mechanics, analysis and probability and statistics; ... & Finance (UCAS GN33)/ Computer Science classes include machines, languages Years 1 & 2: study core mathematical subjects including *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths ... & Business Analysis (UCAS GN12) and computation, information and information systems, calculus, geometry, probability and statistics and A and one of Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computing programming foundations, logic and algorithms, and Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: introductory classes in your business specialism offered Science or Engineering Science) or ABBB (including user and data modelling AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, English C, Advanced Higher by the Strathclyde Business School Maths A) Maths recommended) Years 3 & 4: you can choose to focus up to three of your Years 3 & 4: choose from a range of mathematics and Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AB (Maths A, *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths statistics classes from one or more of the specialist classes in either mathematics or computer science; your Computing Science B) A, English C) application areas; the Honours-year project may final-year project may be carried out in either subject; A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AAB (including Maths be within your business subject or Mathematics Honours graduates with sufficient computing classes (Maths, Computer Science), Year 2 entry: Minimum A and Accounting or Economics A) or Statistics. Accounting options include auditing, BBB may seek accreditation from the British Computer business law, cost accounting, economics, Information entry requirements: ABB (Maths A, Computer Science B) Society A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum Entry Requirements systems and taxation; Economics options include (Maths B, GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature IB: 32 (Maths HL6) BBB econometrics, econometric theory, macroeconomics, 6/B); Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong ABB microeconomics, health economics, industrial RELATED COURSES (Maths A, business subject , GCSE English Language B economics, and economics of competitive strategy; mathematical content, B in Graded Unit 6/B or Literature 6/B) Data Analytics Finance options include Business Finance, Financial Additional Information Mathematics & Statistics IB: 32 (Maths HL6, English SL6) Markets, Portfolio Theory, Security Analysis, and Deferred entry is accepted Mathematics Statistics & a Business Subject HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong Treasury Management; Business Analysis options CONTACT Mathematics & Physics mathematical content, B in Graded Unit include resource Planning, Simulation and Operations Management Decision-Making +44 (0)141 548 3804 Mathematics with Teaching Mathematics, Statistics & Accounting (UCAS GN34) [email protected] Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: AAAA/AAABB (Maths A, English C; Advanced Higher RELATED COURSES Maths recommended) Data Analytics *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths Mathematics & Statistics A, English C) Mathematics & Computer Science A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB Mathematics & Physics (Maths A, GCSE English language 6/B or literature 6/B) Mathematics with Teaching IB: Year 1 entry: 36 (Maths HL6, English HL5) WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 106 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 107 Mathematics & Physics Mathematics with Teaching BSc Honours (UCAS GF13) BSc Honours (UCAS G1XC) Mathematics and Physics help to answer some of the important Highly-qualified mathematics teachers across the UK are in demand questions which arise in the world. and this degree is designed to meet this need.

WHY MATHEMATICS & PHYSICS AT YOUR CAREER WHY MATHEMATICS WITH YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Our graduates have a range of mathematical and TEACHING AT STRATHCLYDE? In addition to employment opportunities within a variety Learn how to combine maths and physics to help identify analytical skills which allows them to enter a range of Combine an Institute of Mathematics and its Applications of local authorities as a secondary school teacher, a and find solutions to important problems in the world. sectors. Recent graduates have become investment accredited course with the education theory and degree in education will equip graduates for a range analysts, numerical analysts, statisticians, managers classroom experience required for recognition by the of careers working with children and young people. Develop knowledge of mathematical analysis, and teachers. Others have entered the engineering General Teaching Council for Scotland. Alternative roles include charity adviser, youth worker, mechanics, waves and optics, electromagnetism, sector, the NHS and education. museum educator and education liaison posts. quantum physics and numerical analysis. Benefit from a professional teaching qualification which Recent graduate job roles include: is recognised across the UK and overseas. Accredited by the Institute of Physics. YOUR STUDIES Medical physicist Take part in secondary school placements. Benefit from flexibility to transfer between courses. Actuary Years 1 & 2: follow the same curriculum as the BSc Investment analyst Qualify to enter the paid probationary year as a teacher (Honours) in Mathematics; you study core mathematical Opportunity to study abroad. Mathematician of mathematics in Scottish secondary schools. methods and classes in calculus, geometry, applied Option to undertake final-year project in either subject. Physicist and spacecraft project manager analysis, mechanics, analysis, and probability and Benefit from flexibility to transfer between courses. statistics YOUR STUDIES Year 3: will be devoted to studying a mixture of level 3 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and level 4 Mathematics and Statistics classes Years 1 & 2: study core mathematical methods and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS will be devoted to classes in education theory Required subjects are shown in brackets classes in calculus, geometry, analysis, mechanics, Year 4: Required subjects are shown in brackets and school experience and probability and statistics; physics classes cover Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: mechanics, waves and optics, electromagnetism and Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, Physics B; Advanced Higher quantum physics, and experimental physics AABB/ABBBC (Maths A, English C, Advanced Higher RELATED COURSES Maths and Physics recommended) Years 3 & 4: choose from a wide range of mathematics Maths recommended) Data Analytics *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths and physics classes; you will also have the opportunity *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBC (Maths Mathematics & Statistics A, Physics B) to focus on an area in computational physics, or lasers A, English C) Mathematics & a Business Subject Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AB (Maths A, Physics B) and optics or theoretical physics including quantum Advanced Highers: Year 2 entry: AB (Maths A, Higher Mathematics & Computer Science theory, while continuing to develop mathematical skills; A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum Entry Requirements: English C) Mathematics & Physics BBB (Maths B, Physics B); Year 2 entry: Minimum Entry your final year project may be undertaken in either A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum Entry Requirements: Requirements: ABB (Maths A, Physics B) subject BBB (Maths B; GCSE English Language 4/C and IB: 32 (Maths HL6, Physics HL5) Literature 4/C); Year 2 entry: Minimum Entry RELATED COURSES HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong Maths and Requirements: ABB (Maths A, GCSE English Language 4/C and Literature 4/C) Physics, B in Graded Unit Data Analytics IB: (Maths HL6, English SL6) Additional Information Mathematics & Statistics 32 Mathematics & a Business Subject Deferred entry is accepted HNC: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong Mathematics & Computer Science mathematical content, B in Graded Unit CONTACT Mathematics with Teaching Additional Information +44 (0)141 548 3804 [email protected] Deferred entry is accepted Membership of the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme required Please note that applicants who are made an offer of study will be required to attend an interview. CONTACT +44 (0)141 548 3804 [email protected]

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 108 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 109 Pharmacy Physics MPharm (UCAS B230) MPhys (UCAS F303)/BSc Honours (UCAS F300) Understand the science behind drug discovery, development and delivery and Physics is behind everything from pure research through to applied engineering. how patients react to the medicines they take.

WHY PHARMACY AT STRATHCLYDE? Please note that applicants for entry in 2020 onwards may WHY PHYSICS AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER have to complete situational judgement tests and/or be Ranked number 1 in the UK (The Complete University interviewed. Situational judgement tests will be online and Develop skills that will enable you to become a Career opportunities are many and varied. Our graduates Guide 2020) interviews will be held before the end of March. successful physicist and maximise your career options. are found in roles within areas such as the defence industry, photonics industry and the oil and gas Combine fundamental science with practical experience CONTACT Computational physics is embedded in the first three industry. of working with patients and health professionals in +44 (0)141 548 2863/3749 years of the degree. community and hospital placements from the outset. [email protected] Learn from academics at the forefront of their Recent graduate job roles include: Benefit from our strong links with the pharmaceutical research field. Renewable energy scientist industry sectors and Schools of Pharmacy internationally. YOUR CAREER Complete your training in laboratory work with a research Environmental scientist Learn from professional pharmacy practitioners. Once registered with the GPhC, pharmacy graduates project in one of the department’s research labs. Medical physicists Enter Year 2 of the five-year Integrated Masters programme. enjoy good employment prospects with attractive starting Systems engineers Opportunity to undertake a summer industrial placement. Defence scientists Accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council. salaries. The majority are employed in either community or hospital pharmacies. Accredited by the Institute of Physics. Patent examiners Actuaries ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Other graduates may also pursue a career in medical ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Treasury analysts writing, clinical drug trials, or medical sales while some Research scientists Required subjects are shown in brackets pursue research and academic careers to educate and Required subjects are shown in brackets inspire the next generation of pharmacists. Highers/Advanced Highers (Standard Entry MPhys YOUR STUDIES Requirements): AAAB at Higher (Chemistry A, Biology A, Recent graduate job titles include: Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1: all classes are compulsory and include Maths B, English B) AND at Advanced Higher (Chemistry BB Assistant Scientist AAAB/AABBB (Physics B, Mathematics B) Mathematics, Mechanics And Waves, Electromagnetism B and/or Biology; Physics and Maths can be considered). 2 Pharmacist *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): and Quantum Physics, Computational Physics and Advanced Highers are required for Year 2 entry, which is the Rotational Pharmacist practical laboratory work normal entry point AABC/ABBB (Physics B, Mathematics B) Trainee Pharmacist Year 2: all classes are compulsory and build on your *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: A Levels: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Physics, Mathematics) understanding of physics developed in Year 1; laboratory Standard entry is for year 2 from S6 only. Exceptions will be YOUR STUDIES work becomes more sophisticated, recognising your considered at AABBC for year 1 entry (including Chemistry, IB: 34 (Physics HL6, Mathematics HL6) growth as a physicist Biology, Maths and English), 2nd sitting: Higher AABC Students enter Year 2 of this five-year degree. BSc Honours Year 3: new topics include Condensed Matter Physics (Chemistry, Biology, Maths and English); plus Advanced Year 2: studies focus on the normal function of the body Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AABB or ABBBB and Statistical Physics; laboratory and computational Higher in Chemistry and Biology BC in any order; Physics or and how this is maintained; you study how nutrients and (Physics B, Mathematics B) work develops your skills further in preparation for the Maths considered as an alternative to one) simple medicines are used by the body; topics include Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABC or ABBB fourth-year project A Levels: Year 2: Minimum entry requirements: AAB, the sale and supply of over the- counter medicines (Physics B, Mathematics B) you will undertake a project in our research labs (Chemistry, Biology and an additional subject, with Maths Year 3: gain an understanding of the management of Year 4: and a wide choice of optional classes or Physics preferred. GCSE Maths 6/B (if not taken to A patients with common illnesses, explore how these occur A Levels: Minimum Entry Requirements: BBB (Physics B, Level), GCSE English Language 6/B. and how medicines can be used in their treatment; other Mathematics B) Year 5 (MPhys only): advanced study of a range topics include formulation of medicines and how they are of topics, including Photonics, Quantum Physics, A pass in the A Level Chemistry practical is required, where IB: 32 (Physics HL5, Mathematics HL5) compounded for use and interact with the body Nanoscience, Electromagnetism and Plasma Physics, offered. HNC/HND: considered on an individual basis; contact us topics include the management of patients with and training in research techniques; further project work Year 4: for advice IB: 36 (Chemistry HL7, Biology HL6, another subject at cancer, mental health issues, or who have more than HL6 (Maths SL6, English SL6, required if not studied at HL) Additional Information one disease, the quality of medicines and how is this RELATED COURSES included in overall total of not less than 36 at first attempt is assured; you gain understanding of the need for the Deferred entry is accepted pharmacist to ensure the clinical appropriateness of the HNC/HND: not generally considered on its own, except for If you have Higher Physics or Mathematics at grade C, Mathematics & Physics medicines dispensed mature applicants you will be required to achieve a grade A if repeating Physics with Teaching Additional Information Year 5: focus on the application of evidence-based the Higher, or a grade B at Advanced Higher; if you have Physics with Advanced Research approaches to delivering individual and population- Deferred entry is not accepted a grade D at first attempt in Higher Physics or Higher based pharmaceutical care including cases where Mathematics, you will not normally receive an offer All offers are subject to criminal record and other relevant there are no management guidelines; investigate the checks; applicants must be registered with the Protecting health economic implications of the introduction of new In sixth year it is advisable to take both Advanced Higher Vulnerable Groups Scheme or other national equivalent medicines and develop your research skills in a project Physics and Mathematics Pharmacy students are subject to Fitness to Practise CONTACT procedures +44 (0)141 548 3077 WIDENING ACCESS [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 110 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 111 Physics with Advanced Research MPhys (UCAS F3F3) Gain an understanding of the fundamental aspects of physics and undertake research at the forefront of industry.

WHY PHYSICS WITH ADVANCED YOUR CAREER RESEARCH AT STRATHCLYDE? Throughout the course, you’ll develop the key skills that Benefit from a Masters-level degree to pursue an will make you a successful physicist and maximise your academic or research-related career. career options. Our graduates can be found working anywhere from research and development to production My five years at the Learn from academics at the forefront of their and management in every field of science and industry. research field. University have been a truly Recent graduate job roles include: Undertake an extended project in your final year. Medical physicists Opportunity to extend your knowledge through Environmental physicists rewarding experience, and specialist tutorials. Petroleum engineers Patent officers Opportunity to undertake an industrial placement. Research scientists I can’t wait to further apply ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES all that I have learned to my Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 1: all classes are compulsory and include Mathematics, Mechanics And Waves, Electromagnetism Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 entry: and Quantum Physics, Computational Physics and future work.” AAAB (Physics B, Mathematics B) practical laboratory work *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAC or Year 2: all classes are compulsory and build on your AABB (Physics B, Mathematics B) understanding of physics developed in Year 1; laboratory work becomes more sophisticated, recognising your A Levels: Minimum Entry Requirements: AAB (Physics growth as a physicist Roseanne Clement and Mathematics) Year 3: new topics include Condensed Matter Physics IB: 36 (Physics HL6, Mathematics HL6) Physics student and Statistical Physics together with more advanced Contact us if you have other qualifications Mathematics And Computational Physics. You develop HNC/HND: considered on an individual basis; contact us your laboratory skills further in preparation for the for advice fourth-year project Additional Information Year 4: you will undertake a project in our research labs Deferred entry is accepted and a wide choice of optional classes Year 5: you will undertake an extended project If you have Higher Physics or Mathematics at grade C, supervised by a member of academic staff in one of you will be required to achieve a grade A if repeating our research labs; advanced study of a range of topics, the Higher, or a grade B at Advanced Higher; if you have including Photonics, Quantum Physics, Nanoscience, a grade D at first attempt in Higher Physics or Higher Electromagnetism and Plasma Physics, and training in Mathematics, you will not normally receive an offer. In research techniques sixth year it is advisable to take both Advanced Higher Physics and Mathematics. RELATED COURSES CONTACT +44 (0)141 548 3077 Mathematics & Physics [email protected] Physics Physics with Teaching

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 112 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 113 Physics with Teaching Software Engineering BSc Honours (UCAS F3XC) BSc Honours (UCAS G600) There is a shortage of physics teachers across the UK and our Design and develop complex systems, including those used in phones, degree is designed to fill this need in the industry. vehicles, financial systems, secure web applications and medical software.

WHY PHYSICS WITH TEACHING AT Please note that applicants who are made an offer of WHY SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AT YOUR CAREER study will be required to attend an interview STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? Our graduates have a range of opportunities open to CONTACT Combine an Institute of Physics-accredited course Gain the skills to become a professional developer of them. Many are employed by leading companies in the +44 (0)141 548 3077 computing and financial sectors. Others have taken up with the education theory and classroom experience [email protected] high-quality software, focusing on large-scale software required for recognition by the General Teaching Council systems. roles in diverse industries, such as gaming technologies, for Scotland. healthcare, defence, IT management, and data analytics, YOUR CAREER Combine theory and practice to maximise your career or have gone on to set up their own businesses. Many The first three years of the course are the same as options. are offered a role within the company where they the MPhys / BSc Physics curriculum and students In addition to employment opportunities within a variety undertook their placement year. Gain a thorough understanding of software, hardware can transfer from these degrees to the Physics with of local authorities this degree opens up the possibility and communication technologies. Teaching degree up until the end of 3rd year, subject to to be a science communicator. Recent graduate job roles include: having the appropriate English qualification. Develop strong design and team-working skills. Software developer Recent graduate job roles include: Software engineer Develop your skills with integrated teaching Secondary school teacher Gain valuable real-world experience through a 12-month Technical consultant placements. Science communicator paid industrial placement in the UK or abroad. Information systems analyst Benefit from a professional teaching qualification which Accredited by the British Computer Society. Data analyst is recognised across the UK and overseas. YOUR STUDIES YOUR STUDIES Qualify to enter the paid probationary year as a teacher Year 1: foundations of physics including Mathematics, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS of physics in Scottish secondary schools. Mechanics and Waves, Electromagnetism and Quantum Year 1: subjects include Software Construction, Theory Physics and practical work undertaken in the teaching Required subjects are shown in brackets and Algorithms, Information and Information Systems, laboratory; choice of elective classes from across the Computer Systems and Hardware, Business Technology ENTRY REQUIREMENTS University Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Year 1 and a choice of elective classes from across the entry: (Maths B, Computing Science Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 2: all classes are compulsory and build on your AAAB/AABBB University; small-group tutorials cover personal and understanding of physics developed in year 1; laboratory recommended) professional development issues Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB work becomes more sophisticated, recognising your *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): ABBB Year 2: topics include Algorithms, Logic, Databases (Physics B, Mathematics B, English C) growth as a physicist (Maths B) and The Design of User Interfaces; there is significant *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABC/ABBB Year 3: new topics include Condensed Matter Physics Advanced Higher: Year 2 entry: Maths and Computing emphasis on programming and the architecture of (Physics B, Mathematics B, English C) and Statistical Physics; laboratory and computational Science at AB/BA and three other Highers at ABB machines work further develops your skills A Levels: Minimum Entry Requirements: BBB (Physics A Levels: Year 1 entry: Minimum entry requirements: Year 3: subjects include Communications, The Design B, Mathematics B, GCSE English Language 4/C and Year 4: you will take education-based classes along with BBB (Maths, Computer Science is recommended) of New Programming Languages, The Variety of Internal extended periods of teaching practice in schools Literature 4/C) Year 2 entry: Minimum entry requirements: ABB (Maths Machine Architectures, Artificial Intelligence, and The Technologies Behind Web-Based and Mobile IB: 32 (Physics HL5, Mathematics HL5, English SL6) and Computer Science) Applications; large group-based software development HNC/HND: considered on an individual basis; please RELATED COURSES IB: 34 (Maths HL5, Computer Science recommended) project contact us for advice Mathematics & Physics HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with A in Graded Year 4: 12-month paid industrial placement Additional Information Physics Unit and Maths Higher; Year 2 entry: relevant HND with Year 5: specialise in a particular aspect of software Physics with Advanced Research AA in Graded Units and Maths Higher Deferred entry is accepted engineering and choose optional classes to build on the If you have Higher Physics or Mathematics at grade C, Additional Information experience gained from your industrial placement; major you will be required to upgrade and achieve a grade A if Deferred entry is not accepted practical computing project repeating the Higher, or a grade B at Advanced Higher; if CONTACT you have a grade D at first attempt in Higher Physics or +44 (0)141 548 3189 Higher Mathematics, you will not normally receive an offer RELATED COURSE [email protected] In sixth year it is advisable to take both Advanced Higher Computer Science Physics and Mathematics In order to continue into Year 4, Physics with Teaching students undergo an interview and must be registered with the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 114 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 115 Strathcl yde Busines s School

We are one of the few institutions We have a reputation for research We are internationally-accredited Founded in 1948, in the world to have achieved excellence. Based on the REF and have staff and students from triple accreditation from AACSB, (Research Excellence Framework) all over the world. Even if you Strathclyde Business AMBA and EQUIS (as of March 2014 GPA scores, the Times choose not to spend a period of 2019, 90 business schools have Higher Education ranked us No study abroad, your Strathclyde this status – source: MBA.Today) 1 in Scotland and in the top 10 Business School degree will be School is a pioneering and the first business school in business schools in the UK for our valued by employers the world Scotland to be awarded the Small research. over. internationally-renowned Business Charter Award. We offer a broad range of business The Business School has a academic organisation that Strathclyde Business School subjects across our degree strong reputation for effective is also a signatory of the UN’s programmes. Their structure gives working with business, industry shapes and develops the Principles for Responsible you the opportunity to choose the and the public sector and our Management Education. This ideal combination of subjects for management development business minds of tomorrow. commits us to supporting the your career path. Our international programme, which is a transformation of management outlook and long-standing links compulsory element to all of education, research and thought with universities across the world our degrees, is highly valued leadership by developing enable you to spend part of your by graduate recruiters. The learning communities and course studying abroad, without programme is supported by key promoting awareness of the UN’s adding to the length of your graduate employers, such as Sustainable Development Goals. degree.* Barclays, Morgan Stanley and EY.

WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search *Four and five year degrees only. For more information, search 116 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 117 Business Degrees We offer a broad range of business subjects across BUSINESS SKILLS BUSINESS SCHOOL ADMISSIONS three types of degree programmes*. Our core management development programme is INFORMATION a central element of our undergraduate degrees. We welcome applications from all qualified applicants It provides a learning environment through which and from those progressing towards our admissions students develop business and commercial awareness requirements. The following guidelines will help you alongside graduate employability skills. Depending on choose the subjects to study in preparation for entry to which degree you study, this will be the Management our degree programmes: WHY BUSINESS AT STRATHCLYDE? FLEXIBLE DEGREES Development Programme, or, for the BBA, the Leadership Development Programme. Increasingly, ¾ you do not need to have studied business subjects Benefit from the opportunity within all our degree Within each programme structure you have a choice of organisations are seeking employees who can adapt to before structures to choose the ideal combination of subjects subjects which are described on the following pages. change, operate effectively in multidisciplinary teams, ¾ a broad range of subjects across different for your chosen career path. and who have confidence in presenting and well- disciplines is preferred (avoid related subjects with BA (Honours) Business/BA (Honours) Business with Flexible – BA (Honours) Business and Bachelor developed interpersonal skills. Our programmes develop a high proportion of common subject matter, e.g. Accounting these skills, enhance your employability and integrate (Honours) of Business Administration (BBA, three-year The four-year structure allows you to choose the ideal Biology and Human Biology) with the knowledge of business acquired through your ¾ Honours degree). combination of courses for your chosen career path. if you do not achieve the entry standard in academic subjects. fifth year, you are welcome to apply if you can Specialist – BA (Honours) International Business. You also have the opportunity to apply for a period of demonstrate that you will be able to achieve an exchange in Year 3. Management Development Programme Cross-disciplinary – Masters in International Business overall higher level by the end of your sixth year The innovative and highly-acclaimed Management and a Modern Language. Bachelor (Honours) of Business Administration (BBA) Development Programme (MDP) comprises a series Second-Year Entry The BBA is a three-year Honours degree; you enter at the of classes which you take throughout years 1 to 3. equivalent of Year 2. You can choose subjects according It may be possible for candidates with relevant ADMISSION TO HONOURS You develop knowledge and skills in key areas of Advanced Highers or A Levels to enter directly into to your interests and career goals and specialise in management, and team-working, communication and a named subject, depending on the classes chosen. Year 2. However, advanced entry is not offered for All students will be admitted as potential Honours decision-making skills – all of which are highly sought- the Bachelor of Business Administration and the students. Students may exit with a Bachelor of Due to the accelerated nature of the degree, entry after by employers. requirements are defined at a higher level – typically International Business and Modern Language degrees. Arts degree at the end of year three of the Honours Please contact Business School Admissions for advice programme if they have accumulated at least 360 A Levels, Scottish Advanced Highers, and specialised Through working on real business problems with other qualifications such as the Higher National Diploma or on curriculum choice before beginning advanced credits and satisfied the appropriate specialisation students in project teams, the programme builds studies. requirements. equivalent European and International qualifications. your confidence and entrepreneurial capabilities, and promotes awareness of globalisation and ethical BA (Honours) International Business Deferred Entry For admission to the final year, a student must have issues in personal and business decision-making. In Deferred entry is not normally accepted. qualified for the award of the Bachelor of Arts degree The specialist four-year degree in International Year 3, there is flexibility to develop your own pathway and achieved an approved standard of performance. Business enables you to study business subjects in an from internships, involvement with business projects, Other Qualifications international context and includes a period of study engagement in interdisciplinary activities and business abroad in Year 3. We also consider qualifications such as Irish Leaving CONTACT clinics. All pathways include a Social Responsibility Certificates, and European/International Baccalaureates. Business School Admissions element. Some overseas school-leavers may require a foundation Masters in International Business and a Modern +44 (0)141 548 4114 course. Please contact Business School Admissions. Language [email protected] Major employers and alumni from all sectors are This cross-disciplinary degree allows you to combine We expect you to have similar levels of ability in such involved in the MDP, participating in group sessions, qualifications as Higher/A Level standard, for example undergraduate and Masters-level study over five years observing student presentations, and providing within one programme, graduating with a Masters the equivalent of a B pass (or an average of 60 per cent). feedback. Organisations involved include Barclays, You also need to show ability in any specific subjects degree. The programme includes the requirement to Morgan Stanley and EY. spend Year 4 in the country of your main language, required for a particular degree programme, for example, undertaking a period of study or an internship. a higher level of ability in maths, or a level of proficiency Leadership Development Programme in modern languages. The Leadership Development Programme (LDP) is a particular feature of the BBA degree. This compulsory Mature Students programme runs during Years 1 and 2 and is the Admission routes include access courses, HNCs, HNDs, equivalent of the MDP undertaken in our other degree Open University credits, Highers, Advanced Highers programmes. Each year of the LDP focuses on different and A Levels (which must be recent). Please contact aspects of business and you will learn about the reality Business School Admissions for advice (details on of business through industry engagement. You will cover opposite page). areas such as leadership, negotiation, entrepreneurship, ethics and strategic management, as well as honing your Pre-Entry Access Course *Note: the current degree structure is under review. practical skills in areas of IT, numeracy and research This part-time one-year evening course for mature Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. methodology. students is taught and examined within the University. Similar courses offered by other UK universities may also be accepted. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 118 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 119 Bachelor (Honours) Business Bachelor (Honours) Business BA Honours (UCAS N100) Administration Excel in the business world with our flexible BA Honours Business degree. BA Honours (UCAS N101) The Bachelor (Honours) of Business Administration (BBA) is a three-year Honours degree, similar to those offered in English universities. WHY BUSINESS AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER Ranked 7th in the UK for Business & Management Recent employers include Deutsche Bank, Santander, WHY THE BBA AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER Studies (The Complete University Guide 2020). Deloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers, EY, Scottish Our graduates are in high demand in both the public Enterprise, British Airways, IBM and Guinness. Strathclyde Business School has an excellent reputation Strathclyde Business School is featured in the 2019 around the world for teaching and research. and private sector and can choose from a wide range of Financial Times ranking of top 95 European business business careers. Recent graduate roles include: Develop your practical skills and learn about schools. Trainee accountants negotiation and strategic management on the Recent graduate roles include: Benefit from flexibility of subject choice tailored to your Stockbroker integrated Leadership Development Programme. Corporate investment banker interests and career aims. Investment analysts Management consultant Marketers Opportunity to tailor your degree to suit your career Develop skills in key areas of management, through a choice of business specialisms. Risk manager teamworking and communication, which are highly- Benefit from our links with business, industry and the valued by graduate recruiters, through our innovative YOUR STUDIES public sector. YOUR STUDIES Management Development Programme. In Year 1 you will study classes in business and other Year 1 is an intensive combination of years 1 and 2 of disciplines, alongside our compulsory Management the four-year BA degree. The BBA can be taken with Development Programme (MDP) in Years 1 to 3 (see pg ENTRY REQUIREMENTS one subject selected as your specialism or without any ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 119). You continue two of your first year subjects into Due to the accelerated nature of this degree, entry specialism. Full details are given on the following subject pages. Years 2 and 3 and select a third minor subject. Year 4 could be single or joint Honours and includes an requirements are defined at a higher level than the four-year BA (Honours). Required subjects are shown in Your choice of business subject specialisms includes Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st Sitting: Honours dissertation. brackets; see also general admissions information Business Analysis & Technology, Business Enterprise, AAAA/AAABB (English Higher B, Maths National 5 Economics, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Human B or Higher A for Accounting); 2nd Sitting: AAAABB SUBJECT COMBINATIONS Advanced Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): Resource Management and Marketing. (English Higher B, Maths National 5 B) or AAAABBB for Each subject entry on the following pages lists the AAB (English Higher B, Maths National 5 B) Accounting (English Higher B, Maths Higher A) To specialise in one principal subject, you take an subjects you can combine within the BA (Honours) *Advanced Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st Sitting: additional specialist class in that subject area. If you do degree. We offer the following: ABB ABB (Higher English B, Maths National 5 B) AABB/ABBBB (English Higher B, Maths National 5 B) or Accounting not wish to specialise you would take four classes from A Levels: AAB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or AAAB/AABBB for Accounting (English Higher B, Maths Business Analysis & Technology the list above. Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be Higher A); 2nd Sitting: AABBBB (English Higher B, Maths Business Enterprise considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B) National 5 B) or AAABBBB for Accounting (English Higher Economics You will also take the compulsory Leadership B, Maths Higher A) Finance IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Development Programme (LDP) in Years 1 and 2 A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language or Literature Hospitality & Tourism Management Maths/Maths Studies SL5) (see page 119). 6/B, (an essay-based A Level B may be considered in lieu Human Resource Management HNC/HND: Relevant HND, A in Graded Units of English) GCSE Maths 6/B) or AAA for Accounting (GCSE Marketing Deferred entry is not normally accepted. English Language or Literature 6/B, (an essay-based A Level may be considered in lieu of English) The following subjects are offered to joint Honours only: CONTACT A Level Maths A) Business Law and Psychology (offered by the Faculty of Business School Admissions IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Humanities & Social Sciences), Mathematics & Statistics +44 (0)141 548 4114 Maths/Maths Studies SL5) or 38 for Accounting (no (offered by the Faculty of Science) [email protected] subject below 5 and including English SL5 and Maths HL6) HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Admissions Deferred entry is not normally accepted. CONTACT Business School Admissions +44 (0)141 548 4114 [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 120 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 121 BA Honours International Business Masters in International Business BA Honours (UCAS N120) & a Modern Language Develop your understanding of international business and the different Masters (UCAS NR19) approaches and challenges involved in operating across borders. Gain a firm foundation in business while developing the ability to do business in a foreign language.

WHY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AT YOUR CAREER WHY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Knowledge of international business, especially with & A MODERN LANGUAGE AT Graduates with international business knowledge Gain the skills to succeed in a complex and ever- the experience and maturity gained from study abroad, STRATHCLYDE? and language and cultural fluency are in demand as changing global business environment. will set you apart. Graduates are in demand by major international trade and global commerce become employers across all sectors of the economy. This five-year Masters-level degree will give you great more important. Recent employers include BMW, Study abroad at one of our partners institutions in experience of the international business environment Emirates Airline, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Deloitte and Europe, South East Asia, Australasia or North America. YOUR STUDIES along with the study of a language. ScottishPower. Boost your career prospects, with an understanding Become fluent in French or Spanish, while developing Your choice of business subjects includes Business your knowledge of international business. YOUR STUDIES of international business from another country’s Analysis & Technology, Business Enterprise, Economics, perspective. Finance, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Human Study your chosen language to Masters level. You study French or Spanish, along with a choice from Resource Management and Marketing. You choose two Business Analysis & Technology, Business Enterprise, Develop skills which are highly-valued by graduate Benefit from our strong exchange links with international Business subjects at the end of Year 1 to take into Years Economics, Finance, Hospitality & Tourism Management, recruiters through our innovative Management partner universities worldwide and perfect your language 2 and 3. Our compulsory Management Development Human Resource Management and Marketing. You will Development Programme. skills through an integrated year of study or employment, Programme runs throughout Years 1 to 3. In Year 4 you also take the compulsory Management Development undertaken in the language you are studying. undertake a dissertation with an international business Programme (MDP) in Years 1 to 3 (see page 119). ENTRY REQUIREMENTS focus. Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also ENTRY REQUIREMENTS general admissions information on page 118 Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also general admissions information on page 118 Highers (Standard Entry Requirements: 1st sitting: AAAB/AABBB; 2nd sitting: AAABBB (English Higher B; Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Maths Higher B for AAAB/AABBB; 2nd sitting: AAABBB (Higher English B; combinations with Finance) Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths B for *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: combinations with Finance; Higher A/B in the language AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B, Maths to be studied) National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English language 6/B or AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be language to be studied B, Maths National 5 B; Higher considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; Maths A Maths B for Finance combinations) Level B for combinations with Finance) A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be Maths/Maths Studies SL5; Maths/Maths Studies SL6 for considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; Maths A combinations with Finance) Level B for combinations with Finance; A Level B in the HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; language to be studied) for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5; Admissions Maths/Maths Studies SL5; Maths/Maths Studies SL6 for Deferred entry is not normally accepted. combinations with Finance; language to be studied SL5) CONTACT HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; language qualification in language to be studied; year 2 Business School Admissions entry not offered +44 (0)141 548 4114 [email protected] Deferred entry is not normally accepted. CONTACT Business School Admissions +44 (0)141 548 4114 WIDENING ACCESS [email protected] WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 122 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 123 Accounting BA Honours (UCAS N400) Understand and appreciate how accounting can be developed to meet the needs of businesses and society.

WHY ACCOUNTING AT YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? The majority of study combinations of this course lead Ranked 2nd in the UK for Accounting & Finance (The to a fully accredited degree, allowing you to train for Complete University Guide 2020). membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Many graduates go on to qualify as Chartered I chose to study at Strathclyde Learn about the preparation, presentation and Accountants and have successful careers within the Big interpretation of financial information. Four accounting firms and many others nationally and because the Accounting internationally. Others go into industry and work in areas Accredited by the Institute of Chartered Accountants such as retail, banking and fund management. of Scotland, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and the Association of Chartered Certified degree is one of the top Accountants. YOUR STUDIES Year 1: subjects include introduction to accounting, ranked in the UK and because ENTRY REQUIREMENTS finance and economics Year 2: learn the specialisms of financial and Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also management accounting along with the opportunity to the Business School has general admissions information on page 118 study taxation Year 3: advanced topics in financial and management Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: links with major graduate accounting and the study of auditing AAAA/AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABBB (English B, Maths A) Year 4: Honours classes include Contemporary Issues in International Financial Reporting, Sustainability employers.” *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Accounting: Theory and Practice, Auditing Theory and AAAB/AABBB; 2nd sitting: AAABBBB (Maths A, Practice, Management Accounting Theory and Practice, English B) Accounting and Risk, Understanding Accounting A Levels: AAA (GCSE English Language 6/B or Literature Technologies & Institutional Structures, Accounting 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be considered in Theories; you also investigate issues studied in class in Cara McAlindin lieu of English; A Level Maths A) a dissertation project IB: 38 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Accounting student Maths HL6) JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; for advice on entry to Year 2, contact Business School COMBINATIONS Admissions Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS NG42) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Business Enterprise (UCAS NN41) CONTACT Business Law (UCAS NM42) Economics (UCAS NL41) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Finance (UCAS NN43) [email protected] Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS NN48) Human Resource Management (UCAS NN46) If you plan to spend a semester on exchange, you should Marketing (UCAS NN45) contact [email protected] to discuss the impact Maths & Statistics (UCAS NG41) on the coverage of classes recognised by accreditation bodies.

Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 124 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 125 Business Analysis & Technology Business Enterprise BA Honours (UCAS G292) BA Honours (UCAS N190) Enabling managers to make better decisions through the use of Understand entrepreneurship as an activity and as an approach to innovative new technologies. business and organisations.

WHY BUSINESS ANALYSIS & YOUR CAREER WHY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AT YOUR CAREER TECHNOLOGY AT STRATHCLYDE? The best performing companies look for high levels of STRATHCLYDE? In addition to the option of starting your own business, you problem-solving ability, analytical and decision-making will have the potential to work in financial services, retail, Gain understanding of the impact on organisations of skills, as well as technology and business awareness Develop the skills and expertise required to set up your consultancy and manufacturing. Previous graduates have developments and issues in business technology. in their employees. Employers recruiting our graduates own business and the entrepreneurship required by been successful in gaining entry to graduate schemes with Develop analytical expertise to support business include consultancy companies such as Accenture organisations. companies such as Accenture, Proctor & Gamble, British decision-making. Consulting, PA Consulting and Capgemini, financial Sugar, Tesco, AG Barr, Johnstons of Elgin, PwC, Morgan services providers such as The Royal Bank of Scotland, Gain valuable industry experience in Years 3 and 4, Stanley, GE Oil & Gas, Fujitsu, ScottishPower, Barclays, Extend your skills through practical case studies with a Standard Life and Goldman Sachs, plus others such as working with placement companies. Deloitte and BBC Scotland. range of organisations. British Airways, Amey, Deloitte and Centrica. Learn from the experiences of our guest lecturers who Option to study abroad in Year 3. include industrial contacts and alumni. Recent graduate roles include: Recent graduate roles include: SMB Account Manager Study a degree which provides the first step towards Head of Health, Safety & Development Gain real-world skills, which are valued by employers, Change and Business Solutions Graduate full professional accreditation with the UK Operational Technology Risk Associate through taking part in student competitions in which GTB Client Onboarding Manager Research Society. Corporate Investment Banking Graduate Scheme you will plan and develop a business idea. VP Volunteering & Development PhD - Management Science YOUR STUDIES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: gain an understanding of entrepreneurship and its ability to change industries, markets and society, YOUR STUDIES Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also introducing the vocabulary, concepts and practice general admissions information on page 118 general admissions information on page 118 Year 1: introduction to key areas in business technology, of enterprise; take part in Value Challenge – a group managerial and operational issues in conjunction with assignment to give you real-life experience of creating Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: analytical tools to support associated decision-making Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: value through entrepreneurial activity AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English AAAA or AAABB: 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English Years 2 & 3: further develop expertise in modelling Year 2: key entrepreneurial processes are introduced B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A and analysis to support problem-solving and decision- B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A for combinations with Accounting; Higher Maths B for through core classes in Creativity and Innovation for combinations with Accounting or Maths & Statistics; making; learn the fundamentals of operations Management, and New Venture Planning Higher Maths B for combinations with Finance) management and how information systems are used to combinations with Finance) Year 3: examines entrepreneurial processes and enhance key business processes *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: enterprising skills in different settings; classes include 1st sitting: / , 2nd sitting: (English AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Maths Year 4: carry out a major project for an industry or AABB ABBBB AABBBB Entrepreneurial Capital, and Venture Management National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) university client; you take a core class which focuses B; National 5 Maths B; Higher Maths at B for Finance Strategy and Growth on analysis and technology in practice and choose from combinations) A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Year 4: classes include Venture Management in Practice optional classes such as Business Process Integration Literature 6/B, or an essay based A Level B may be A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or (company placement), Family Business: Theory and with ERP, Contemporary Business Technology, Business considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be Practice, Issues and Trends in Entrepreneurship, and Analytics Using Data Mining, Project Management, Risk Maths A for combinations with Accounting or Maths considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level International Entrepreneurship; dissertation on an Analysis and Management & Statistics; A Level Maths B for combinations with Maths A for combinations with Accounting; A Level aspect of enterprise Finance) Maths B for combinations with Finance) IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT Maths/Maths studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations COMBINATIONS Maths/Maths Skills SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations with Accounting or Maths & Statistics; Maths/Maths with Accounting; Maths/Maths studies SL6 for COMBINATIONS Accounting (UCAS NG42) see page 124 for entry studies SL6 for combinations with Finance) combinations with Finance) Accounting (UCAS NN41) see page 124 for entry requirements HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; requirements HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; Business Enterprise (UCAS NG12) for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS NG12) for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Business Law (UCAS MN29) Admissions Business Law (UCAS MN21) Admissions Economics (UCAS GL21) Economics (UCAS NL11) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Finance (UCAS GN23) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Finance (UCAS NN13) Hospitality & Tourism Management (NN8F) CONTACT CONTACT Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS NN1V) Human Resource Management (UCAS GN26) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Human Resource Management (UCAS NN16) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Marketing (UCAS GN25) Marketing (UCAS NN15) [email protected] Maths & Statistics (UCAS N1G3) [email protected]

Note: the current degree structure is under review. Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 126 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 127 Business Law Economics BA Joint Honours BA Honours (UCAS L100) Business Law covers the legal regulations relevant Economics studies how wealth is created and distributed and to the world of commerce. informs government policy on sustainable economic growth.

WHY BUSINESS LAW AT YOUR CAREER WHY ECONOMICS AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER STRATHCLYDE? Graduates who have specialised in Business Law and Ranked 3rd in Scotland for Economics Graduate economists are in high demand. Our graduates have entered careers in a wide variety of fields, in both the private Graduates with an awareness of law and legal another discipline find opportunities in government (The Complete University Guide 2020). and public sectors. A degree in economics gives you excellent implications of business operations are sought-after. services, commerce and industry, banking and Study in a department which is home to the Fraser of transferable skills, so whilst many of our graduates stay in insurance, management and administration, university Allander Institute – a leading research institute which economics, many go into other roles. Recent examples include Gain an insight into the way law affects organisations. teaching and overseas appointments. Some graduates offers internship and work placement opportunities for positions within the Government Economics Service, Morgan proceed to study for an accelerated LLB Law degree. our students. Strathclyde Business School has a strong reputation for Stanley, UK Parliament, Deloitte, OfGEM, Royal Bank of Scotland, effective working with business, industry and the public Use key economics concepts and models to better KPMG, and research positions in academia. Several graduates sector. YOUR STUDIES understand real world problems. go on to postgraduate study each year. Opportunity to progress to our LLB (Graduate Entry) Year 1: the core Business Law class introduces the main Develop excellent analytical and problem-solving skills Recent graduate roles include: after completing a joint Honours degree in Business Law areas of legal study, including law-making in the UK that are highly valued by employers. Economist with another subject. Parliament and the devolved Parliament in Scotland, Gain the ability to explain complex data in simple terms Consultant court systems and their decision-making, and outlines to a diverse audience. Financial analyst the law of contract, negligence and some aspects of ENTRY REQUIREMENTS company law, agency and partnership Benefit from being taught by staff who have strong links with policy-makers and industry. YOUR STUDIES Year 2 and 3: choice of business-related law subjects, Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Year 1: classes introduce you to key ideas underpinning general admissions information on page 118 and a selection from a range of electives to match your interests and complement your other principal subject, microeconomics (the study of individuals and markets), and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS macroeconomics (economy-wide issues such as unemployment such as Human Rights Law, Competition Law, EU Law Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: and growth) and Employment Law Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB general admissions information on page 118 Year 2: in microeconomics you will study some analytical *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 4: you can select Business Law as part of a joint frameworks to understand market structures, the consequences AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (English B; Maths Honours degree, studying two of your elective classes in Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: of market power, and the role of government in the economy; National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) greater detail AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English macroeconomics classes focus on the operation of the national A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A economy, and the role of policy in delivering sustainable Literature 6/B, or an essay based A Level B may be JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT for combinations with Accounting or Maths & Statistics; economic growth and tackling some of the world’s greatest Higher Maths B for combinations with Finance) challenges from climate change to inequality considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level COMBINATIONS Maths A for combinations with Accounting; A Level *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 3: in microeconomics you will learn to apply the Maths B for combinations with Finance) Accounting (UCAS NM42) see page 124 for entry AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Maths tools of game theory and strategy to real world issues; our requirements National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) macroeconomics classes explore growth models and the IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5; operation of monetary and fiscal policy Maths/Maths Studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS MN29) A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Year 4: you will study advanced microeconomics and/or with Accounting; Maths/Maths Studies SL6 for Business Enterprise (UCAS MN21) Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be macroeconomics, and have a choice of electives in topics such combinations with Finance) Economics (UCAS LM12) considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level Finance (UCAS NM32) Maths A for combinations with Accounting or Maths as behavioural economics, energy and the environment, labour HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS MN28) & Statistics; A Level Maths B for combinations with economics and advanced quantitative methods; you will also write for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Human Resource Management (UCAS NM62) Finance) a dissertation on a topic of your choice Admissions Marketing (UCAS NM52) IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Maths/Maths studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT CONTACT with Accounting or Maths & Statistics; Maths/Maths studies SL6 for combinations with Finance) COMBINATIONS +44 (0)141 548 4114 [email protected] HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; Accounting (UCAS NL41) see page 124 for entry requirements for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS GL21) Admissions Business Enterprise (UCAS NL11) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Business Law (UCAS LM12) Finance (UCAS LN13) CONTACT Human Resource Management (UCAS LN16) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Marketing (UCAS LN15) [email protected] Maths & Statistics (UCAS LG1C) Psychology (UCAS LC18) Note: the current degree structure is under review. Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 128 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 129 Finance BA Honours (UCAS N300) Learn the principles of investment and value, business finance and decision-making and the analysis of bonds, shares and derivatives.

WHY FINANCE AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER Ranked 2nd in the UK for Accounting & Finance (The Recent employers include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Complete University Guide 2020). Deloitte, EY, Standard Life Investments and Morgan Stanley. Benefit from studying a finance degree which is thought I chose to study Finance and to be unique in Scotland in terms of the range and depth Recent graduate roles include: of issues covered. Financial analyst Law because these are the Gain skills for a career in banking, investment Investment manager management, pension fund management and insurance. two combinations that I would Enhance your employment prospects by combining your YOUR STUDIES finance studies with a second subject. Year 1: introduction to the basic principles of investment Our Finance degree is recognised for the IMC and value, valuation of bonds and shares, investment like to progress my life with. Advantage. decision in business companies and accounting methods Year 2: topics include domestic and international financial decision-making and policies in business, The best thing about studying ENTRY REQUIREMENTS risk and return and pricing of company shares and the efficiency of financial markets; develop an understanding Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also of financial statements and the banking system as well Finance and Law at Strathclyde general admissions information on page 118 as statistical and spreadsheet methods of analysing financial problems Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: is that we have finance labs AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English B; Year 3: core classes include advanced methods of Higher Maths B; Higher Maths A for combinations with empirical analysis, and access to historic and live data; Accounting or Maths & Statistics) choice of optional classes covering financial statements and we have some arranged or financial markets and the banking system as in year 2 *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: AABB/ABBBB (English B; Maths B) Year 4: you specialise in Finance as a single Honours visits to the court.” subject or continue to a joint Honours degree in Finance A Levels: (GCSE English Language 6/B or ABB-BBB and your other principal subject; for single Honours in Literature 6/B, or an essay based A Level B may be Finance, your research dissertation is in Finance; for joint considered in lieu of English; A Level Maths B; A Level Honours, you can choose a dissertation in either Finance Maths A for combinations with Accounting or Maths & or your other subject Statistics) Malik IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, Maths/Maths Studies SL6; Maths HL6 for combinations JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT Finance and Business Law student with Accounting or Maths & Statistics) COMBINATIONS Progressed from the International Study Centre HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; Accounting (UCAS NN43) see page 124 for entry for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School requirements Admissions Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS GN23) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Business Enterprise (UCAS NN13) CONTACT Business Law (UCAS NM32) Economics (UCAS LN13) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS NN38) [email protected] Human Resource Management (UCAS NN36) Marketing (UCAS NN35) Maths & Statistics (UCAS NG33)

Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 130 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 131 Hospitality & Tourism Management Human Resource Management BA Honours (UCAS N890) BA Honours (UCAS N600) Studying Hospitality & Tourism Management opens doors to the largest and Human Resource Management deals with the ways in which people fastest-growing sector of the economy. are managed in the workplace.

WHY HOSPITALITY & TOURISM YOUR CAREER WHY HUMAN RESOURCE YOUR CAREER MANAGEMENT AT STRATHCLYDE? Recent graduates have been recruited into global hotel MANAGEMENT AT STRATHCLYDE? A degree in Human Resource Management from brands, the tourism industry and the events sector. There Strathclyde is greatly valued by employers such as Ranked in the top 40 universities in the world for Learn about recruitment and selection, training and is evidence that, as a result of an identified leadership ScottishPower, the NHS, Clydesdale Bank and the Hospitality & Tourism Management (ShanghaiRanking’s developing, rewards, diversity and managing conflict at deficit in the hospitality and tourism sector, our students Forestry Commission. Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2019) work. get promoted quickly as they hold the credential of a Study Hospitality & Tourism Management in the context degree from the only triple-accredited business school Study in an accredited centre for the teaching of Human Recent graduate roles include: of management, strategy, marketing, enterprise, that offers studies in hospitality and tourism. Resource Management. HR advisor economics and ethics. HR assistant Recent graduate roles include: Opportunity to study in Europe or North America for one Personal support assistant Be part of a dynamic industry which generates £5 Graduate Management Trainee or two semesters. Associate recruitment consultant billion to the Scottish economy and creates 1 in 10 jobs. Travel and Tourism Advisor Join our HRM Society and share knowledge and practice, Conference and Event Manager Opportunity for work placements, both in the UK and awareness of careers and build relationships with YOUR STUDIES abroad; paid internships are also available. alumni and employers. YOUR STUDIES Year 1: the introduction to Human Resource Accredited by the Institute of Hospitality. Management, focusing on how people are organised Year 1: introduction to the basic concepts, issues and managed in the workplace and examining the and features of hospitality, tourism, cultural heritage, ENTRY REQUIREMENTS relationship between the employer and employee in the ENTRY REQUIREMENTS festivals and events Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also organisation and production of goods and services Year 2: classes include Managing the Service Encounter general admissions information on page 118 Years 2: classes focus on workplace behaviour, Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also which focuses on the integrated approach to the developing an understanding of managing people from general admissions information on page 118 management of customers, employees and the service Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: an organisational psychology perspective through setting; Destination Marketing Management explores AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English awareness of behaviour, attitude and motivation Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: the challenges in managing and marketing destinations B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A Year 3: in Work Employment and Society you explore or ; 2nd sitting: (Higher English AAAA AAABB AAAABB across organisational and product boundaries using a for combinations with Accounting; Higher Maths B for developments in the workplace, workplace regulation B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A range of industry contexts combinations with Finance) and restructuring related to the notion of job quality; for combinations with Accounting; Higher Maths B for Employment Relations introduces an understanding Year 3: you put theory into practice in our Events *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: combinations with Finance) Management class by planning and executing a of the British system of employment relations and AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Maths *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: corporate, entertainment or charitable event; in the examines the role of trade unions, employers and the National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Maths Tourism, Product and Services class, you learn about state in collective bargaining, employee participation National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) the internationalisation and business elements of A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or and industrial conflict hospitality and tourism while you engage with industry Literature 6/B, or an essay based A Level B may be A Levels: (GCSE English Language 6/B or Year 4: you undertake a dissertation on an HR topic; ABB-BBB considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be Year 4: Hospitality and tourism Analysis Case Studies specialist classes include Advanced Organisational Maths A for combinations with Accounting; A Level considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level and Case Histories encourage discussion and debate; Behaviour, HR in the Global Economy, HRM and Maths B for combinations with Finance) Employee Relations in Public Services, and Perspectives Maths A for combinations with Accounting; A Level choice of classes such as Strategy and Leadership, on Work and Employment Maths B for combinations with Finance) Being an Ethical Manager, and Family Business: Theory IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5; and Practice; dissertation on a hospitality and tourism Maths/Maths Studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations IB: (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, 36 topic of your choice under the supervision of our staff with Accounting; Maths/Maths studies SL6 for Maths/Maths studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT combinations with Finance) with Accounting; Maths/Maths studies SL6 for COMBINATIONS combinations with Finance) JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Accounting (UCAS NN46) see page 124 for entry HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; COMBINATIONS Admissions requirements for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS GN26) Accounting (UCAS NN48) see page 124 for entry Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Admissions requirements Business Enterprise (UCAS NN16) Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS NN8F) CONTACT Business Law (UCAS NM62) Economics (UCAS LN16) CONTACT Business Enterprise (UCAS NN1V) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Business Law (UCAS MN28) [email protected] Finance (UCAS NN36) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Finance (UCAS NN38) Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS NN6V) [email protected] Human Resource Management (UCAS NN6V) Marketing (UCAS NN65) Marketing (UCAS NN5V) Psychology (UCAS NC68) Note: the current degree structure is under review. Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search For more information, search 132 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 133 Marketing BA Honours (UCAS N500) Understand customer requirements, added-value products and services and the role of communications in customer satisfaction.

WHY MARKETING AT STRATHCLYDE? YOUR CAREER Ranked 1st in Scotland for Marketing (The Complete The Department of Marketing is highly valued by University Guide 2020). employers and our graduates find jobs in a wide range of industries including the drinks, finance and service Develop skills for a variety of marketing and sectors with employers such as Apple, Ikea, Unilever management careers. and Whyte & Mackay. I will look back on my Study in a leading UK centre of marketing education. Recent graduate roles include: Benefit from the opportunity to take part in student Account executive undergraduate studies in competitions to win paid internships. Brand manager Business analyst Opportunity to study abroad. Retail buyer Marketing with the fondest Broaden your knowledge through guest lectures by Digital marketing assistant leading industry experts. Marketing manager Media executive memories. The additional Social media consultant skills taught throughout the ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES Required subjects are shown in brackets; see also Year 1: learn the basic principles of marketing and programme will be incredibly general admissions information on page 118 explore the role of marketing within an organisation Year 2: classes examine consumer behaviour, marketing Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: research and the challenges that marketers face in the valuable to me in transitioning AAAA or AAABB; 2nd sitting: AAAABB (Higher English retail and service sectors B; Maths National 5 B, or equivalent; Higher Maths A Year 3: subjects covered will include marketing for combinations with Accounting; Higher Maths B for communication in the digital age and strategic from university to the combinations with Finance) marketing in an international context *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): 1st sitting: Year 4: learn about the value of brands to firms and world of work. Delivering AABB/ABBBB, 2nd sitting: AABBBB (English B; Maths consumers and how to communicate a branding National 5 B; Higher Maths B for Finance combinations) strategy; choice of optional classes including International Business Management, Managing A Levels: ABB-BBB (GCSE English Language 6/B or Customer Relationships, Advances in Consumer presentations to large groups Literature 6/B, or an essay-based A Level B may be Behaviour, Managing Integrated Marketing considered in lieu of English; GCSE Maths 6/B; A Level Communications, Sports Marketing, Social Marketing, and managing diverse teams Maths A for combinations with Accounting; A Level Tourism Marketing, and Small Business Marketing Maths B for combinations with Finance) IB: 36 (no subject below 5 and including English SL5, has become second nature Maths/Maths Studies SL5; Maths HL6 for combinations JOINT HONOURS SUBJECT with Accounting; Maths/Maths Studies SL6 for COMBINATIONS combinations with Finance) Accounting (UCAS NN45) see page 124 for entry to me thanks to the course HNC/HND: Relevant HNC/HND, A in Graded Units; requirements for advice on entry to Year 2 contact Business School Business Analysis & Technology (UCAS GN25) Admissions Business Enterprise (UCAS NN15) assignments and projects.” Deferred entry is not normally accepted. Business Law (UCAS NM52) Economics (UCAS LN15) CONTACT Finance (UCAS NN35) +44 (0)141 548 4114 Hospitality & Tourism Management (UCAS NN5V) [email protected] Human Resource Management (UCAS NN65) Thomas Scally Psychology (UCAS NC58) Marketing student Note: the current degree structure is under review. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information. WIDENING ACCESS For more information, search 134 ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk 135 Mature students entry requirements

Strathclyde Business School Psychology & Counselling Highers AAA-AAB in relevant subjects plus Maths National 5 C Highers ABB including English (For Accounting: ABB including English and Maths at B; for HNC/D HNC Counselling with A in Graded Unit considered for entry to Year 1 International Business & Modern Languages: ABB including English and B in the Open University 60 points at Level 1 or above in relevant subject(s) language to be studied) HNC/D Passes at A in all graded units are required. Where possible, successful HND applicants are offered second year entry where subjects have been studied in Additional Information: Maths National 5 C, or equivalent, is required for all entry routes to the above courses; sufficient depth; HND modules will be evaluated from information submitted on the good reference and personal statement also required UCAS application Open University 60 points at level 1 or above in relevant subject(s) LLB Law SWAP Access Access to Humanities AAB. Applications are considered on an individual basis; Highers BBBB (Humanities subjects) at one sitting applicants may be invited for interview HNC/D HND Legal Services, AAA-AAB in Graded Units considered for entry to Year 1 Pre-entry Access Pass mark of 60% plus successful completion of the Business module at 65%. In addition, for Accounting Higher Maths at B and for International Business & Modern SWAP Access to Humanities, AAA in profile Languages Higher at B in the language to be studied Pre-entry Access Pass mark of 70% including Law, English and another subject Diploma of Higher Business (City of Glasgow College) pass in all modules on first attempt may permit Open University 60 points at Level 1 or above in relevant subjects Education entry to 3rd year

Primary Education Humanities & Social Sciences Highers AAA-AAB at one sitting HNC/D HNC Early Education & Childcare/ Childhood practice or Social Sciences, A in Graded BA Hons Humanities and Social Sciences Unit plus two Highers at B (English at B grade or above is required) Highers AAA-AAB in preferred subjects from undernoted list, one of which must be Higher HND Social Sciences, ABB in Graded Units will be considered for entry to First Year English: Classical Studies, Drama, Economics, French, Gaelic, Geography, German, History, Italian, Modern Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Religious Moral & SWAP SWAP West Access to Primary Education AAA and National 5 Maths B Philosophical Studies, Sociology or Spanish plus Maths National 5 C. To study French or Spanish Higher B in the language is required Pre-entry Access Course Pass at 60%, plus 3 Highers (including English), and relevant Maths requirements HNC/D HNC Social Sciences A in Graded Unit considered for entry to Year 1 The Scottish Government has a mandatory requirement for passes in Higher English at B Grade or above (or Communication 4 and Literature 1) and Maths/Applications of Maths at National 5 B; please note Higher English at HND Social Sciences AAB in Graded Units considered for entry to Year 2 to any two of A/B is required for the BA (Honours)Primary Education degree at Strathclyde History, Politics & International Relations or Psychology with six HNC/D credits in each of the two subjects Social Work HNC Communication, Journalism or Creative Industries Professional Writing Skills with A in Graded Unit considered for entry to Year 1 of Journalism & Creative Writing Highers BBB (preferably Humanities subjects including English) SWAP Access to Humanities with AAA in profile HNC/D HNC Social Sciences, Social Care, Social Services, Working with Communities, Counselling, Supporting Learning Needs with A in Graded Unit Pre-entry Access Pass mark of 60% SWAP Access to Humanities with ABB in profile Open University 60 points at Level 1 or above in relevant subject(s) Pre-entry Access Pass mark of 60% Additional Information: Maths National 5 C, or equivalent, is required for all entry routes to the above course; good reference and personal statement also required The Scottish Social Service Council have a mandatory requirement for a pass in Maths at National 5 at C grade or above or equivalent SCQF level 5 to study the BA (Hons) Social Work degree. Highly competitive entry, strong personal statement required, candidates require experience or volunteering with vulnerable groups prior to application

136 137 Speech & Language Pathology Mathematics Highers ABB including English at B and a Science (at one sitting) Data Analytics, Mathematics/Mathematics & Statistics, Mathematics & Computer Science HNC/D HND in course related to Health and Social Care with A in all Graded Units Highers BBB including Mathematics Open University 60 credits at Level 1 or above in relevant subject(s) such as Health and Social Care or Biology; 30 credits at Level 1 where applicants have a degree but have no academic HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit. Year 2 Entry; not achievements within the last five years offered. SWAP Access Access to Nursing/Humanities. Completion of all units in SWAP programme with A SWAP Access to STEM. Pass all maths units with 70% and above. Successful completion of STEM Summer grades in written communication, spoken communication and learning ability profiles School may be required Pre-entry Access 60% in final grade. Suggested subjects: Module 1: History or Italian/ Module 2: English/Module 3: Psychology Mathematics & Physics

Highers BBB including Mathematics and Physics Sport & Physical Activity HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong maths and physics content, B in Graded Unit Year 2 Entry: Not offered Highers AAAB SWAP Access to STEM. Pass all maths and physics units with 70% and above. Successful completion of STEM HNC/D Relevant HNC or HND (Sports Coaching with Development of Sport, Fitness, Health Summer School may be required and Exercise, Applied Sports Science) with B or BBB in Graded Units Additional information Higher English or equivalent Humanities subject at Grade B preferred; Higher Maths or a Science subject at Grade B preferred; Personal Statement must demonstrate a real Maths with Teaching commitment to sport and physical activity, and an enthusiasm for working with others Highers BBB including Mathematics and English HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit Year 2 Entry: Not offered Faculty of Science SWAP Access to STEM. Pass all maths units with 70% and above. Successful completion of STEM Summer School may be required. Communication 4 and Literature 1 (or equivalent) required for GTCS Biomolecular Science Degrees requirements Higher English C or equivalent required by General Teaching Council for Scotland Highers AABB including Chemistry, Biology and Maths HNC/D* Year 1 Entry HNC with B in Graded Unit Year 2 Entry HNC with A in Graded Unit or HND with BB in Graded Unit Mathematics, Statistics and a business subject Year 3 Entry HND with AB in Graded Unit Highers BBB including Mathematics and English *HNC/D Biomedical Science, Applied Science, HND Industrial Biotechnology HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit SWAP Access to Life Sciences/Medical Studies - completion of SWAP Programme A in profile, assessed units Year 2 Entry: Not offered average of 70% SWAP Access to STEM. Pass all maths units with 70% and above and Communication 4 and Literature. Successful completion of STEM Summer School may be required Chemistry HNC/D Relevant HNC Year 1 Entry with B in Graded Unit Relevant HND Year 2 Entry with BBB in Graded Units Pharmacy SWAP Access to STEM programme. Entry is competitive and subject to summer school attendance for Highers Not normally offered except for qualified Pharmacy Dispensers with 2 yrs experience. AA in Higher Chemistry and Maths Chemistry and Biology You may be required to attend Summer School Chemistry and/or Maths when no recent academic study has been HNC/D Relevant *HNC/D undertaken HNC A in graded unit HND AB in graded units Computer Science SWAP Access to Medical Studies - completion of SWAP Programme A in profile, assessed units average of 80% BSc(Hons) Computer Science, BSc(Hons) Software Engineering *HNC/D Pharmaceutical Science, Chemistry, Biomedical Science, Applied Science (Transfer to MEng Computer Science possible after one year subject to high performance)

Physics HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant* HNC with A in Graded Unit and Maths Higher at B or 60% in Strathclyde Maths Summer School (if Maths Higher previously studied but B not achieved) Highers Physics B, Mathematics B Year 2 Entry: Relevant** HND AA in Graded Units and Maths Higher at B or 60% in Strathclyde Maths Summer School (if Maths Higher previously studied but B not achieved) HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong maths and physics with B in Graded Unit. Candidates required to attend and pass summer school SWAP Access to STEM. If an offer is made, we would require Higher Maths at B or successful completion of Year 2 Entry: not offered Strathclyde Summer School with Maths at 60% SWAP Access to STEM programmes with appropriate levels of maths and physics. Candidates required to *HNC Computing attend and pass summer school **HND Computing: Software Development, HND Computer Science (including OO Programming module)

138 139 Physics with Teaching Chemical Engineering Highers Physics B, Mathematics B, English C Highers BEng/MEng AAAAB (Maths A, Chemistry A and Physics B) HNC/D Year 1 Entry: Relevant HNC with strong Maths and Physics with B in Graded Unit. Candidates required HNC/D Chemical Engineering - A Graded Unit to attend and pass summer school SWAP Access to STEM route to Engineering Academy Year 2 Entry: Not offered SWAP Access to STEM programmes with appropriate levels of Maths and Higher Physics. Applicants must also have the appropriate English language for General Teaching Council Scotland requirement e.g. Civil Engineering/Civil & Environmental Engineering Communications 4 and Literature 1. Candidates required to attend and pass summer school Highers BEng - AAAB/ AABBB with Maths at A OR Maths at B and and one science at B We will also consider OU courses please contact department for details HNC/D Year 1 entry: HNC Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Construction Engineering, Engineering Systems with A in Graded Unit and pass in Maths for Construction;

Year 2 entry: HND, subjects as for HNC, with BA in Graded Units and pass in Maths for Construction Faculty of Engineering SWAP Access to STEM route to Engineering Academy The Engineering Academy Electronic & Electrical Engineering The Engineering Academy is a collaboration between the University of Strathclyde, FE Colleges and industry which Electronic & Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Computer and Electronic Systems. provides a pathway for entry to our Engineering courses. Entry to BEng courses only in the first instance, but transfer to MEng possible based on academic performance at You firstly study an enhanced HNC programme for one year within one of the partner FE Colleges and, on university. successful completion, you can transfer to one of the following undergraduate degrees: Candidates whose qualifications were achieved more than 4 years before applying to study within the department BEng Hons Biomedical Engineering*, BEng Hons Chemical Engineering, BEng Hons Civil Engineering, BEng Hons Civil will be required to attend and pass the University of Strathclyde STEM Summer School with Maths at 70% and & Environmental Engineering, BEng Hons Electronic & Electrical Engineering, BEng Hons Product Design Engineering, Physics at 70% . BEng Hons Sports Design Engineering, BEng Hons Manufacturing Engineering with Management, BEng Hons Mechanical Engineering, BEng Hons Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, BEng Hons Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering Highers AABB or ABBBC with Maths at A and Physics at B

Enhanced HNC students will articulate to Year 2* of their chosen degree programme at the University of Candidates presenting with Maths or Physics grades below the minimum entry Strathclyde subject to satisfactory performance. requirements will be required to attend and pass the University of Strathclyde STEM st *Please note that students will transfer to 1 year of the BEng Biomedical Engineering programme. Summer School with Maths at 70% and Physics at 70% Other key benefits of the Engineering Academy include associate student status during your first year at college, HNC/D* Year 1 Entry: relevant HNC*, Engineering Maths 1-3, Graded Unit A the opportunity to apply for paid summer placements which are available only to Engineering Academy students and enhanced educational experience including mentoring and professional development. SWAP Access to Engineering: Pass all units with merits in all Mathematical and Electrical Units Highers BBBB including (Maths & Physics; for entry to Chemical & Process Engineering, (Maths, Physics Access to STEM: Pass all units, with Merits in Maths HE1 and HE2 and Chemistry); for progression to Biomedical Engineering, (Maths, Physics and Biology/Human Biology). Engineering Foundation Apprenticeship will be accepted as one of the non-mandatory Glasgow University Access to Sciences, Engineering and Nursing: Pass Maths at AB and Physics at BB Highers Access Course † SWAP SWAP Access to Engineering OU Passes in relevant OU modules will be considered for satisfying entry requirements Contact 0141 548 4270 | [email protected] *HNC Electronics, HNC Electrical Engineering, HNC Engineering Systems, HNC Mechanical Engineering. † An example of a suitable group of OU modules for entry is: T192 Engineering: origins, methods, context; T193 Engineering: frameworks, analysis, production and T194 Engineering: mathematics, modelling, applications Architecture HNC/D Year 1 entry: HND Architectural Technology or Interior Design with AA in Graded Units. Year 2 entry not offered.

Biomedical Engineering Highers Highers + experiential learning need to be equivalent to AAABB HNC/D Pass at HND in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering SWAP STEM route; access through Engineering Academy only OU OU – Cert HE with focus on engineering (e.g. T192-T194)

140 141 Mechanical Engineering Highers AAAB for BEng (Maths and Physics at AA) HNC/D HND in Mechanical Engineering may be accepted into Year 2 of the BEng course providing graded units are at A and Maths for Engineers 5 is at a minimum of 70%. HNC not accepted. Your route to

Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering HNC/D Year 1 Entry: pass a relevant HNC overall with A in Graded Unit 1; Year 2 Entry: pass a relevant HND, AA in Graded Units 1 & 2; May be required to attend Summer university School SWAP Complete SWAP with ABB at Higher Units (to include Maths at Higher Level). May be required to attend Summer School The University of Strathclyde is committed OU 60 points at level 1 and above in relevant subjects. May be required to attend summer school to providing opportunities for students from Product Design Engineering every background. We select our students HNC/D* Year 1 Entry: relevant HNC, A in Graded Unit; Year 2 Entry: relevant HNC/HND A in Graded Units based on merit, potential and the ability to SWAP Access to STEM *HNC Engineering Systems, HNC Mechanical Engineering, HNC Manufacturing benefit from the education we offer.

Prosthetics & Orthotics Put simply, we look for more than just your grades. We consider the circumstances of your education and will make HNC/D Year 1 Entry: HND Engineering including B in Maths for Engineering 2 lower offers to certain applicants as a result. For more information, search ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk . Year 2 Entry: Not offered SWAP Access to Engineering: student must pass Maths and Physics modules with merit pass (60%) and Overall merit pass. May also be required to attend Summer School Maths and Physics Q: What do I need to apply for the course I want to study? Q: What are the entry requirements? OU 60 Credits at Level 1, should include Essential Maths 1. May also be required to attend Summer School Maths and Physics A: You’ll need qualifications, a personal statement and a A: Detailed entry requirements are given at each course reference. For some specific courses you may also need to: entry within the relevant Faculty section of this prospectus Prospective applicants will be invited for interview for applicants with Scottish Highers or Advanced Highers, ¡ Come to an interview A-Levels, International Baccalaureate or HNC/HND. For ¡ Submit a portfolio the latest information, visit our course search at ¡ Provide evidence of relevant work or voluntary www.strath.ac.uk. We also expect all of our applicants to experience meet the general entrance requirements.

You also need to apply on time. The application deadline Q: Am I a widening access student? for all courses at Strathclyde is 15 January 2021. All applications received by this date will be given equal A: We consider you to be a widening access student if you: academic consideration. ¡ Live in a target postcode area - we look at where you Applications made to UCAS after this date but before live using the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation 30 June 2021 will still be considered if there are places (SIMD). You can look up your postcode to check your available. eligibility on our website. ¡ Attend a target school - full list of our target schools If English is not your first language, you will normally is available on our website. need to provide evidence of your English language skills ¡ Have experience of being in care. through qualifications. We will take your postcode and school details directly Q: What qualifications and grades do I need? from your UCAS application in order to identify whether you are a widening access student. If you are care A: The qualifications or grades you need will vary by experienced, please make sure that you indicate this on course and may also depend on whether you are a your application. widening access student. For more information, and to check your eligibility, search ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk.

142 143 In this prospectus we list the entry requirements for each We welcome a range of BTEC qualifications. As a guide, the Q: How do I apply? Q: What happens next? of our courses. This is an example of how this information typical grade requirement for the Extended Diploma will is presented: be DDD – DMM. Some courses may require specific grades A: Applications for full-time study are processed through A: You will receive an acknowledgement from UCAS along in particular units. Please contact the relevant Academic the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), with details of each of the universities and courses that Selector for further guidance. which will forward your application to the University. you have applied for. Please note that the application AERO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Applications are made using the UCAS online system. process can vary from course to course. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The University does not express its offers in terms of UCAS There is a fee for this service. Visit the UCAS website for fee tariff points. We will take alternative qualifications and information and instructions on how to apply online For example, you may be asked to attend an interview, Required subjects are shown in brackets additional factors into account when making our decisions (www.ucas.com). attend our Summer School or where interaction with including your UCAS personal statement and the academic children or vulnerable adults is necessary, we may require MEng reference. Every application is considered on an individual UCAS Apply opens for 2021 entry in late May 2020 and you to register with the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): basis, so please contact an academic department or staff applications will be forwarded to providers from early Scheme. AAAAB (Maths A, Physics A) in the Recruitment & International Office if you have a September onwards. The application deadline for all *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): query about your qualifications courses at Strathclyde is 15 January 2021. All applications If you are considering deferring entry (i.e. applying in AAAB (Maths and Physics or Engineering Science) (+44 (0)141 548 2814, [email protected]). received by this date will be given equal academic January 2021 for entry in September 2022), please contact consideration. the relevant Academic Selector in advance of submitting Q: What if I am sitting Highers at Colleges of Further your UCAS application as deferred entry may not be If we consider you to be a widening access student, and Education? Applications made to UCAS after this date but before possible for some courses. we make you an offer, it will be at the minimum entry 30 June 2021 will still be considered if there are places requirement. A: The University will only consider Highers taken over a available. After this date you can apply through Clearing maximum of two sittings. If you have taken Highers in S5 but please contact us regarding availability of places. If you complete the FOCUS West Top-Up programme, you and S6 at school and are progressing to college before will be eligible for consideration for an adjusted offer. applying to university you should contact the Academic More details can be found by searching ‘widening access’ Selector for your chosen course for advice. at www.strath.ac.uk. Q: What if I am applying as a mature student? Q: What are the general entrance requirements? A: We welcome learners of all ages. Our entry requirements A: All applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English have been summarised in a mature students entry and Maths (or a science). For UK students this usually requirement table on pages 136-142, with further details means a minimum of National 5 C, GCSE grade 4/C, or available on individual subject pages. appropriate equivalent. Higher English is always desirable. For all of our courses, Highers and Advanced Highers Pre-entry Access Course in the same subject will be considered as separate qualifications. This evening course provides an entry route to courses within the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences and Foundation Apprenticeships will be considered equivalent Strathclyde Business School. A law module is available for to one SQA Higher for entry to all four faculties (with those who wish to gain entry to the LLB degree. For details the exception of law courses). Where specified subjects search ‘pre-entry course’ at www.strath.ac.uk. are required for entry to a degree programme (for example Maths and Physics for entry to Engineering), Students with a Care Background the Foundation Apprenticeship will not replace that requirement but will count as one of the additional At Strathclyde we aim to promote applications from care subjects making up the total complement of qualifications. experienced applicants and anyone who has previously been cared for by a local authority – for example in We also accept a wide range of European and international residential or foster care, cared for by friends or relatives, qualifications. Search for your country at www.strath. or cared for at home. We are committed to supporting you ac.uk for country-specific guidance and entry requirements if you have a background in care; ‘Strathclyde Cares’ is our for prospective international students. A guide to entry suite of support for those from care backgrounds. requirements for students from the EU is also available on our website. Search “In your country” at www.strath.ac.uk. Search ‘Strathclyde Cares’ or contact our Care Advisor, Debbie Duncan, for more information A Level entry requirements are shown in a range and to access the support we offer representing ‘Typical’ and ‘Minimum’ (e.g. ABB-BBB). (0141 548 4248, [email protected]). Typical grades are normally needed for an offer to be made; minimum requirements indicate the minimum grades that must be achieved for an offer to be considered.

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Academic requirements vary from course to course and some programmes may require specific subjects. For detailed Each year, the University welcomes students information on the range of qualifications and entry standards required for admission to our undergraduate courses from more than 100 countries. search for your country at www.strath.ac.uk. Glasgow is recognised for its warmth and friendliness. At Strathclyde, we are proud of our diverse community of students and staff.

Applying for Visas English Language Requirements

Students from countries outside the European Economic If English is not your first language, you must provide Area and Switzerland will normally require a Tier 4 evidence of your proficiency. The UK government’s (General) Visa in order to study in the UK. preferred English Language test is IELTS. Strathclyde’s standard English language requirements are as follows: To apply for this visa students will require a Confirmation of Acceptance for Study (CAS) and also ¡ IELTS: 6.5 with no individual appropriate evidence of their funding. A CAS will be component below 5.5 issued by the University when you accept our offer, ¡ PTE: 62 overall (minimum meet any conditions mentioned in the offer, and pay a component score 51) deposit. This deposit is offset against your tuition fees. If you have an official financial sponsor, for example Some courses may have different English language your government or an international scholarship agency, requirements. Please refer to individual course you will not need to pay this deposit. Instead, you information for details. should send a copy of your sponsorship letter to the University’s Finance Office for consideration. Students with alternative English Language qualifications or who have lived and studied in a majority English- UK Visas and Immigration have very specific speaking country may not be required to take the IELTS requirements relating to the level and nature of funding test. Please contact [email protected] for for studies and the supporting evidence needed when further guidance. applying for a visa. You must provide evidence that you have the required level of funds relating to fees and English Language Programmes maintenance (living costs). For further details search ‘visas’ at www.strath.ac.uk. Students who do not meet the English Language requirements for the programme that they wish to International Study Centre study may enrol on a pre-sessional English course at Strathclyde prior to beginning their degree programme. In partnership with Study Group the University has One month of free pre-sessional English tuition is established an International Study Centre which offers available to international students paying full overseas international students who do not meet direct entry fees. Up to four hours of free in-sessional tuition is also requirements the option to complete a Foundation or available. Pre-Masters programme at the Centre with successful students transferring to the University’s undergraduate For further information, search ‘English language and postgraduate degree courses. Visit http://isc.strath. teaching’ at www.strath.ac.uk. ac.uk for information about the study plan options and pathways.

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scholarships Our high-quality learning and teaching environment will help you achieve your

Scholarships and Bursaries Students coming to Strathclyde from Scotland goals. Innovative learning methods and We believe that Higher Education is the route to a better Students who reside in Scotland will not normally be job and quality of life. Every student should have the required to make a personal contribution towards the state-of-the art facilities are designed to give chance to come to university and our generous package cost of annual tuition. Tuition fees will be paid by the of support is designed to help you during your studies. Scottish Government by applying to the Student Awards you the best possible learning experience. For details search ‘scholarships’ at www.strath.ac.uk. Agency Scotland (SAAS).

Students from England, Northern Ireland Student Loans for living costs are available to eligible and Wales students on a means-tested basis; entitlement varies As a Strathclyde student, you will benefit from: Disability and Wellbeing Service ¡ depending on household income and home students Strathclyde Excellence Scholarship – £1,000 per year ¡ various styles of teaching space including interactive We’re committed to providing an inclusive learning may also be entitled to supplementary grants and of study; for fee-paying students who achieve AAB at classrooms and working environment for students with disabilities bursaries. For full information visit www.saas.gov.uk. A Level or above (or equivalent)*; not means-tested or who need additional support for learning. We ¡ specialised facilities such as digital design and rapid ¡ Students coming to Strathclyde from England, Wales and have a dedicated service that offers specific advice, Accommodation Bursary – £1,000 for all first-year prototyping facilities, virtual environment labs, Northern Ireland information and assistance to students, including or new entrant students who stay in University top-flight engineering simulators, new multimillion- accommodation; not means-tested information on the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA). Students who reside in England, Wales and Northern pound chemical engineering facilities, laser and ¡ Strathclyde Access Bursary – £1,000 to £3,000 Ireland are required to pay a fee for each year of their photonics facilities and multimedia language labs For further information please contact the Disability and studies. Please note that fees are subject to change and Wellbeing service office(+44 (0)141 548 3402, per year of study, based on household income; for ¡ campus-wide wireless internet access, numerous may increase. For up-to-date information search ‘fees and [email protected]). fee-paying students who meet the eligibility criteria; computer labs, and internet connections in all funding’ at www.strath.ac.uk. means-tested student residences * Those who qualify for more than one award should note Students will be entitled to apply for a loan for tuition that some departmental scholarships do not allow more fees and an additional loan for living costs; some than one to be held simultaneously. students may be eligible for a maintenance grant depending on parental income. Details, including Students from Scotland/EU information about loan repayment arrangements, can be For scholarship and funding opportunities search obtained from the relevant funding authorities: ‘scholarships’ at www.strath.ac.uk. England: www.gov.uk/student-finance Students from outside the EU Wales: www.studentfinancewales.co.uk Northern Ireland: www.studentfinanceni.co.uk A number of scholarship opportunities are available for international undergraduate students paying full Students coming to Strathclyde from EU and overseas tuition fees. International Students Awards include: Under arrangements in place at the time of going to print, students who reside in the EU will not normally ¡ Faculty of Engineering Excellence Scholarship – up be required to make a personal contribution towards to £3,500 the cost of their annual tuition. Their tuition fees will be paid by the Scottish Government through SAAS. This ¡ Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences situation may be altered as the UK’s relationship with the Undergraduate Scholarship Award – up to £3,000 EU changes. Please check SAAS website for up-to-date per year information. ¡ Faculty of Science Undergraduate Elite Scholarship – Students from non-EU countries must pay full overseas up to £3,000 per year fees. ¡ Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) For up-to-date information on fees search ‘tuition fees’ at Scholarship – up to £2,000 per year www.strath.ac.uk.

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COURSES 2021 Economics † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 129 Education (BA Joint Honours) ‡ AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 58 Education & Curricular Studies with a Teaching Qualification (BSc See Entry 73 Full details of entry requirements are given within each course entry. If you Honours`) would like to find out more about a particular course, please use the contact Education & Social Services (Diploma/BA/BA Honours) See Entry 72 Education & TESOL (BA Honours) See Entry 74 details given in the entry. Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 40

Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 40 Engineering Humanities & Social Sciences Science Strathclyde Business School Electrical Energy Systems (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 39

Electronic & Digital Systems (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 42

HIGHERS STANDARD HIGHERS MINIMUM Electronic & Electrical Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 41 COURSE A LEVELS PAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS* Electronic & Electrical Engineering (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 41

Accounting † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AAAB/AABBB AAA 124 English ‡ (BA Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 60

Aero-Mechanical Engineering (Beng) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 28 English & Creative Writing (BA Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 61

Aero-Mechanical Engineering (Meng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 28 Finance † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 130

Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering (MSci) AAAB ABBB/AABC ABB 99 Forensic & Analytical Chemistry (Mchem) AABB/AAAC ABBB/AABC ABB 100

Architectural Studies (BSc Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 30 French ‡ (BA Joint Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 62

BA Honours International Business (BA Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 122 History ‡ (BA Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 63

Bachelor (Honours) Business (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 120 Hospitality & Tourism Management (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 132 Advanced Highers Human Resource Management † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 133 Bachelor (Honours) Business Administration (BA Honours) Advanced Highers AAB AAB-BBB 121 ABB ABB Journalism, Media & Communication ‡ (BA Joint Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 64 Biomedical Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 32 Law ‡ (BA Joint Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 65 Biomedical Engineering (Meng) AAAA AAAB AAB-BBB 32 LLB Honours English Law (LLB Honours) AAAAABB AAAABBB AAA-AAB 80 Biomolecular Science Degree (BSc Honours) AABB/AAAC AABB/AABCC BBB 92 LLB Honours Law (Clinical) (LLB Honours) AAAAB ABBBB AAB-BBB 76 Biomolecular Science Degree (Msci) AAAB/AABBC AABB/AABCC BBB 92 LLB Honours Law (LLB Honours) AAAAB ABBBB AAB-BBB 75 Business Analysis & Technology † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 126 LLB Honours Law (Scots & English) (LLB Honours) AAAAB ABBBB AAB-BBB 77 Business Enterprise † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 127 LLB Honours Law with a Modern Language (LLB Honours) AAAAB ABBBB AAB-BBB 82 Business Law † (BA Joint Honours) AAAA /AAABB AAAA /AAABB ABB-BBB 128 LLB Honours Scots & English Law (Clinical) (LLB Honours) AAAAB ABBBB AAB-BBB 78 Chemical Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 33 Manufacturing Engineering with Management (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 43 Chemical Engineering (Meng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 32 Manufacturing Engineering with Management (MEng) AAAA AAAB AAB-BBB 43 Chemistry (MChem) ABBB/AABC ABBC/BBBB BBB 94 Marketing † (BA Honours) AAAA/AAABB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 134 Chemistry with Drug Discovery (MChem) AABB/AAAC ABBB/AABC ABB 96 Masters in International Business & a Modern Language (Masters) AAAB/AABBB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 123 Chemistry with Teaching (MChem) AABB/AAAC ABBC/BBBB ABB 98 Mathematics & Computer Science (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 107 Childhood Practice (BA part time) See Entry 71 Mathematics & Physics (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 108 Civil & Environmental Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 36 Mathematics with Teaching (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 109 Civil & Environmental Engineering (MEng) AAAA/AAABB AAAB/AABBB AAB-BBB 36 Mathematics, Statistics & a Business Subject (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 106 Civil Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB/ABBBB ABB-BBB 34 Mathematics/Mathematics & Statistics (BSc Honours ) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 104 Civil Engineering (Meng) AAAA/AAABB AAAB/AABBB AAB-BBB 34 Mathematics/Mathematics & Statistics (MMath) AAAB/AABBB ABBB ABB 104 Computer & Electronic Systems (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 38 Mechanical Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 44 Computer & Electronic Systems (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 30 Mechanical Engineering (MEng) AAAAB AAAB AAB-BBB 44 Computer Science (BSc Honours) AAAB/AABBB ABBB BBB 102 Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 45 Computer Science (Meng) AAAA/AAABB ABBBB/AABB BBB 102 Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering (MEng) AAAA/AAABB AAAB AAB-BBB 45 Data Analytics (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 103

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Naval Architecture with High Performance Marine Vehicles (BEng AAAB/AABBB AABB ABB-BBB 46 Honours) Terms and Naval Architecture with High Performance Marine Vehicles (MEng) AAAA/AAABB AAAB AAB-BBB 46

Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB ABB-BBB 47 Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering (MEng) AAAA/AAABB AAAB AAB-BBB 47 conditions Pharmacy (Mpharm) AAAB AABBC AAB 110

Physics (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBB AABC/ABBB BBB 111 Physics (Mphys) AAAB/AABBB AABC/ABBB ABB 111 All students will be required as a condition to Physics with Advanced Research (Mphys) AAAB AAAC AAB 112 Physics with Teaching (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBB AABC/ABBB BBB 114 abide by and to submit to the procedures and Politics & International Relations ‡ (BA Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 66

Primary Education (BA Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 84 rules of the University’s Statutes, Ordinances, Product Design & Innovation (BSc Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 48 and Regulations as found in the University Product Design & Innovation (MSci) AAAA AAAB AAB-BBB 48

Product Design Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-ABB 49 Calendar, as amended from time to time.

Product Design Engineering (MEng) AAAA AAAB AAB-BBB 49

Prosthetics & Orthotics (BSc Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB ABB-BBB 50 The University will use all reasonable endeavours to This prospectus, published in February 2020, is for Psychology ‡ (BA Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 68 deliver courses in accordance with the descriptions use by those interested in entering the University in Psychology & Counselling (BSc Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 85 set out in this Prospectus. External factors, or matters the academic year beginning in September 2021. The Social Policy ‡ (BA Joint Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-ABB 69 such as industrial action and the death or departure of contents of the prospectus are as far as possible up-to- staff may adversely affect the ability of the University date and accurate at the date of publication. Changes are Social Work (BA Honours) AABB ABBB ABB-BBB 86 to deliver courses in accordance with the descriptions. made from time to time and the University reserves the Software Engineering (BSc Honours) AAAB/AABBB ABBB BBB 115 Also, the University has to manage its funds in a way right to add, amend or withdraw courses and facilities, which is efficient and cost-effective, in the context of the to restrict student numbers and to make any other ‡ Spanish (BA Joint Honours) AAAA AABB ABB-BBB 70 provision of a diverse range of courses to a large number alterations as it may deem necessary and desirable. The Speech & Language Pathology (BSc Honours) AAAB/AABBB AABB/ABBBB AAB-ABB 87 of students. descriptions of courses in this prospectus are intended as a useful guide to applicants and do not constitute Sport & Physical Activity (BSc Honours) AAAB ABBB or AABC ABB-BBB 88 The University therefore: the official regulations which are available in the current Sports Design Engineering (BEng Honours) AAAB AABB ABB-BBB 52 edition of the University Calendar.

Sports Design Engineering (MEng) AAAA AAAB AAB-BBB 52 a) reserves the right to make variations to the contents or methods of delivery of courses, to discontinue courses A guide to the admission requirements for the Teaching Degrees with Chemistry (BSc Honours) AABB/AAAC ABBC/BBBB ABB 89 and to merge or combine courses, if such action is University’s degree courses is given in each course entry, Teaching Degrees with Mathematics (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBC ABBC BBB 89 reasonably considered necessary by the University in the but please consult the University website context of its wider purpose and any external constraints. www.strath.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information. Teaching Degrees with Physics (BSc Honours) AABB/ABBBB AABC/ ABBB BBB 89 If the University discontinues any course, it will use its The Engineering Academy BBBB BBBC 53 reasonable endeavours to provide a suitable alternative The published entry requirements are the minimum course. required to be considered for entry. Applicants will be considered based on their potential through assessment b) cannot accept responsibility, and expressly excludes of their personal statement, reference and academic liability, for damage to students’ property, transfer of performance. In some cases, no decisions will be made computer viruses to students’ equipment, and changes until after the UCAS deadline of 15 January 2021 to enable to teaching arrangements and similar activities. applications to be assessed and considered on an equal and fair basis. It may be possible that you will hear before this date but in all cases, decisions will be communicated through UCAS.

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“Do it. Studying “Glasgow is at Strathclyde wonderful. I love the will be the best culture, the kilts, the decision you bagpipes! I’m really into ever make.” historical buildings too and Glasgow is full of great architecture.” “Studying at Strathclyde has exceeded my expectations, everyone “Strathclyde is a is really supportive really welcoming and there is a great place, and so is atmosphere at the Glasgow, university.” so it’s been an easy transition. I really love it here.”

“I love the big city “There are so feel to Glasgow, many opportunities there’s always a buzz for students here and it and being in the city just feels very inspiring. centre means you’re You can really make never far away from the experience something exciting.” your own.”

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