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HESA Student Record 2011/12 Table of Contents (By Entity) HESA Student Record 2011/12 Table of Contents (by entity) Course................................................................................................................................................................................................10 BilingualITTmarker......................................................................................................................................................................11 Closedcourse..................................................................................................................................................................................12 Collaboratingorganisation.............................................................................................................................................................13 Courseidentifier.............................................................................................................................................................................15 Coursetitle......................................................................................................................................................................................17 FE general qualification aim...........................................................................................................................................................19 General qualification aim of course................................................................................................................................................20 Major source of funding.................................................................................................................................................................32 NHSbursaries.................................................................................................................................................................................36 Reduced course return indicator.....................................................................................................................................................37 Regulatory body for health and social care students......................................................................................................................38 Subject Knowledge Enhancement placement.................................................................................................................................40 Subject Knowledge Enhancement units.........................................................................................................................................41 Teachertrainingcourse..................................................................................................................................................................42 Teaching qualification sought sector..............................................................................................................................................45 Teaching qualification sought subject............................................................................................................................................46 Coursesubject....................................................................................................................................................................................48 Subjectofcourse............................................................................................................................................................................49 Subject of ITT Specialism indicator...............................................................................................................................................77 Subjectpercentage..........................................................................................................................................................................78 Entryprofile.......................................................................................................................................................................................80 Accessprogrammes........................................................................................................................................................................82 Articulation.....................................................................................................................................................................................83 Dependentsonentry.......................................................................................................................................................................85 Domicile.........................................................................................................................................................................................86 Highest qualification on entry........................................................................................................................................................98 Highest qualification on entry........................................................................................................................................................101 Lastinstitutionattended..................................................................................................................................................................105 Maritalstatus..................................................................................................................................................................................107 New entrant to higher education.....................................................................................................................................................108 Occupationcode.............................................................................................................................................................................110 Parentaleducation...........................................................................................................................................................................117 PGCE class of undergraduate degree.............................................................................................................................................119 PGCE subject of undergraduate degree..........................................................................................................................................121 Postcode..........................................................................................................................................................................................143 Religion..........................................................................................................................................................................................145 Socio-economicclassification........................................................................................................................................................146 UCASApplicationNumber............................................................................................................................................................148 Welsh Baccalaureate Advanced Diploma......................................................................................................................................150 HESA Student Record Version 1.0 Produced 2016-08-30 Page: 1 Year left last institution..................................................................................................................................................................152 Instance..............................................................................................................................................................................................153 Additionalsupportcost...................................................................................................................................................................155 Amount of tuition fees received/expected for the student..............................................................................................................156 Campusidentifier...........................................................................................................................................................................157 Change of mode date......................................................................................................................................................................158 Completion of year of instance.......................................................................................................................................................160 Completionstatus...........................................................................................................................................................................162 Courseidentifier.............................................................................................................................................................................163 Department of Health funding body...............................................................................................................................................165 Destination......................................................................................................................................................................................167
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