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Destination Course name Leeds Met Accounting & Finance Liverpool University Accounting and Finance with a Year in Industry Manchester Met Adult Nursing Manchester Met Advertising and Brand Communications Leeds University Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering Sheffield University Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry Sheffield Hallam University Aerospace Engineering with Foundation Year Royal Veterinary College Animal Biology, Behaviour, Welfare and Ethics Goldsmiths, University of London Anthropology and Visual Practice Gap Year Applying to university in 2021 Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship Apprenticeship - Direct Line Apprenticeship Apprenticeship - Woodspeen training Sheffield Hallam University Apprenticeship Balfour Beatty - Electical Engineering Lancaster University Architecture Northumbria University, Newcastle Architecture ArtsEd Art Foundation course at Leeds. Lancaster University Biochemistry Lancaster University Biochemistry York University Biochemistry Durham University Biological Sciences Sheffield Hallam University Business and Marketing Leeds Met Business Economics Loughbrough University Business Economics and Finance (with placement year) Liverpool University Business Management Newcastle University Business Management Newcastle University Business Management Liverpool University Business Management with a Year in Industry Liverpool University Business Management with a Year in Industry Lincoln University Business Studies (with Work Placement) Northumbria University, Newcastle Business with Economics Northumbria University, Newcastle Business with Financial Management Northumbria University, Newcastle Business with Human Resource Management Northumbria University, Newcastle Business with Marketing Management Nottingham University Chemical Engineering including an Industrial Year York University Chemistry York University Chemistry with a year in industry York University Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry with a year in industry Cardiff University Civil and Environmental Engineering Plymouth University Civil Engineering Leeds University Classical Civilisation and English Employment - Firefighting Completing Firefighting application Lancaster University Computer Science Lancaster University Computer Science Lincoln University Computer Science Manchester University Computer Science Newcastle University Computer Science Aberystwyth University Computer Science (with integrated year in industry) Bath University Course unknown at time of publication ArtsEd Craven College Foundation Art & Design Destination Course name Coventry University Criminology Liverpool John Moores University Criminology Leeds University Dental Surgery / Oral Science Newcastle University Dentistry East Anglis University Drama Derby University Economics and Accounting Newcastle University Economics and Business Management Manchester University Economics and Politics York St John University Education Studies Employment Employment for September and then look for an apprenticeship Employment Employment from September (Booths or Waitrose) Employment Employment TBC Employment Employment TBC Employment Employment TBC Employment Employment TBC Employment Employment/apprenticeship Warwick University Engineering York University English Sheffield University English Language and Literature Liverpool Hope University English Literature Newcastle University English Literature Leeds Met Fashion Exeter University Film & Television Studies Leeds University Film, Photography and Media Northumbria University, Newcastle Finance and Investment Management Edinburgh University French and Linguistics Gap Year Full time Employment for 1 year Employment Full-time employment, may do apprenticeship later Leeds City College Game Programming Gap Year Gap Year Gap Year Gap year Gap Year Gap Year - then application for Law Gap Year Gap Year (travelling) Gap Year Gap Year (travelling) Gap Year Gap Year and applying next year for Music Conservatoire Gap Year Gap year, working for a year. To apply to university in 2021 Durham University General Engineering Durham University General Engineering Manchester University Genetics with Industrial/ Professional Experience (4 years) Employment Getting a job in NHS Bristol University History Bristol University History Durham University History Liverpool University History York St John University History Huddersfield University Huddersfield, Accountancy and finance Glasgow University Human Biology Newcastle University International Business Management with Placement Sussex University International Development with a Language Nottingham University International Management Nottingham University International Management Liverpool John Moores University International Tourism Management with Foundation Year Employment Job initially and will then apply for apprenticeship/Uni York St John University Journalism Destination Course name Cardiff University Journalism, Communications and Politics Bristol University Law King's College London, University of London Law Lancaster University Law ArtsEd Leeds Arts University Foundation Arts Diploma Manchester University Management (Accounting and Finance) with Industrial/Professional Experience Manchester University Management (Marketing) with Industrial/Professional Experience Birmingham University Materials Science & Engineering Liverpool University Mathematics Warwick University Mathematics Warwick University Mathematics and physics Sheffield Hallam University Media Goldsmiths, University of London Media and Communications Leeds Met Media Communication Cultures York St John University Media Production: Film & Television York St John University Media Production: Film & Television York St John University Media Production: Film & Television York St John University media production: film and television Exeter University Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography) Birmingham University Medicine (5 years) Newcastle University Medicine and Surgery Chester University Mental Health Nursing University of Central Lancashire Midwifery Durham University Modern Languages and Cultures (with Year Abroad) Employment Moving to Spain Conservatoire Music Liverpool University Music Conservatoire Music (Royal Northern College of Music) Manchester University Music and Drama TBC Cambridge University Natural Sciences York University Nursing (Adult) Newcastle University Oral and Dental Health Sciences (Dental Hygiene and Therapy) Cumbria University Outdoor Leadership Newcastle University Pharmacy Oxford University Philosophy, Politics and Economics Salford University Photography Oxford University Physics (4-year MPhys) Leeds University Politics Liverpool University Politics New College of the Humanities, London Politics & International Relations with English Sussex University Politics and Philosophy Leeds Beckett University Primary Education (Early Years 3-7) with recommendation for QTS Loughbrough University Product Design Engineering (with placement year) Leeds University Psychology Liverpool University Psychology Liverpool University Psychology Liverpool University Psychology Manchester Met Psychology Newcastle University Psychology Sheffield Hallam University Psychology Stirling University Psychology York St John University Psychology Northumbria University, Newcastle Psychology Foundation Year Leicester University Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Destination Course name Manchester Met Psychology with Counselling and Psychotherapy Leeds University Psychology with Education Liverpool John Moores University Quantity Surveying Northumbria University, Newcastle Quantity Surveying Liverpool John Moores University Real Estate Northumbria University, Newcastle Real Estate Reading |University Real Estate Leeds Met Real Estate and Property Management Employment Returning to IGS to do Chemistry to support medicine application Leeds Met Social Care, Justice and Recovery Leeds Met Social Care, Justice and Recovery Northumbria University, Newcastle Social Sciences Foundation Year Liverpool Hope University Social Work Liverpool John Moores University Sport and Exercise Science Loughbrough University Sport and Exercise Science Durham University Sport and Exercise Sciences Northumbria University, Newcastle Sport Management Liverpool John Moores University Sport Psychology Leeds Met Sports Coaching with Foundation Year in Sport and Health Gap Year Still deciding on options re university Gap Year Still deciding on options re university ArtsEd Theatre Gap Year To apply university in 2021 Nottingham University Veterinary Medicine Employment Working full time in a care home. 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