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HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES Accessible and Highly Regarded Degree Pathways (Accredited by World Class Universities) 2019 - 2020 HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES Accessible and highly our partners regarded degree pathways (Accredited by world class universities) www.southessex.ac.uk/university Our qualifications explained HNC – Level 4 and HND – Level 5 Higher National Certificates (HNC) and Higher National Diplomas (HND) are job-related qualifications. HNCs and HNDs reflect the requirements of professional organisations and meet the National Occupational Standards for each sector or industry. They are an ideal choice for students seeking a cost-effective, vocational pathway to higher education. CertEd – Level 5 The Certificate in Education (Further Education and Skills Sector) is a Level 5 teaching qualification which has a teaching/training practice requirement. PgCE – Level 6 The Professional graduate Certificate in Education is a teacher training programme that will gain you a teacher training certificate in the post compulsory sector. BA (Hons) – Level 6 A Bachelor of Arts, BA (Hons), is a bachelor’s degree awarded for an undergraduate course or programme that follows a humanities curriculum. BSc (Hons) – Level 6 A Bachelor of Science, BSc (Hons), is a bachelor’s degree awarded for an undergraduate course or programme in science-based or technical studies. 2 Our degrees and higher career path or to continue Welcome education qualifications with further study. are awarded by leading Welcome to South Essex We hope that you enjoy institutions, including the discovering more about South College University Centre, University of East Anglia, the we hope that you find a Essex College University University of Arts London, The Centre and the benefits programme that meets your Open University and Pearson. needs and aspirations. of studying here, and look Our ambition is to provide forward to seeing you at one By choosing to study at this you with a qualification of our Higher Education open vibrant, modern College you that equips you with the events in the near future. can be assured of receiving a knowledge and transferable high quality education and an Colin Bladen-Kopacz skills to successfully Dean (Higher Education) excellent student experience. embark on your chosen Read more at www.qaa.ac.uk/en/Publications/Documents /Framework-Higher-Education-Qualifications-08.pdf www.gov.uk/what-different-qualification-levels-mean /compare-different-qualification-levels 3 10 reasons to study at South Essex College University Centre 1. Career-focused degrees Our programmes are designed in partnership with businesses to ensure you’re fully prepared for employment. Our tutors have a wealth of industry experience and our College and staff maintain close links with companies in Britain and abroad. 2. Quality partnerships mean quality outcomes for our students Our programmes are accredited by top class institutions giving you the opportunity to study for a qualification that will steer you into the career of your dreams or smooth your progress to further studies. 3. More time with your tutor Our classes are small so you get more personal attention and a more personalised learning experience which maximises your opportunity to achieve great things. 4. Flexibility and convenience Some of our students come straight from sixth form while others have taken a break or spent time in work prior to starting their degree. This means you’ll always find people at College just like you and mix with a diversity of people who will enrich your life. 5. Technology and resources Our campuses are full of industry-specific equipment, labs, studios and study areas. You will also benefit from The Forum Southend-on-Sea and the East Wing at Thurrock, each of which has spectacular modern facilities. 4 10 reasons to study at South Essex College University Centre 6. Great opportunities for mature students Getting back into education when you have a few more years on the clock can be a challenge, but here at South Essex College University Centre we can offer you top class, affordable study near to your home. Previous experience can often be taken into account when applying for higher education courses. 7. Saves you money Our programmes are very competitively priced and you can save up to £10,000 by choosing to study with us. 8. Accessibility Transport links are excellent with all our campuses being very close to bus and railway stations that have direct links to London. At Southend the railway station is less than a minute away from our main reception and the expanding Southend airport, with its international links, is less than three miles away. Thurrock campus is situated a two minute walk from the train station and town centre. 9. Earning potential Undertaking a higher education course with us is an investment in your future. Graduates earn a higher starting salary than non-graduates and can expect their salary to rise at a faster rate. Ten years later, on average, degree-qualified men earn 30% more and women 46% more than non-graduates. (National Careers Service) 10. Personal development Student life is not all about studying, it’s also about meeting new people, forming new friendships and making the most of the opportunities that higher education can provide. Studying with us will increase your life experiences by learning new skills and developing new interests, helping you become a more confident and well-rounded adult. 5 Our campuses South Essex College University Centre is proud to offer a wide range of full Honours Degrees, Higher National Certificates & Diplomas (HNCs and HNDs) and teaching qualifications at our centres in Southend and Thurrock. The Forum, Southend-on-Sea The Forum Southend-on-Sea is a £27 million ultra-modern library and learning zone located opposite our Southend Campus. It boasts a superbly stocked integrated municipal and academic public library, a modern teaching facility for South Essex College University Centre which supports the delivery of our Higher Education courses, a learning space for the University of Essex, the Focal Point Art Gallery, a 200-seat lecture theatre and refreshment facilities. Thurrock campus Our £45 million campus offers you cutting edge services including specialist workshop spaces in the campus’ East Building linked to our Construction and Engineering programmes and state-of-the-art studio spaces for our Costume Construction degree. The Bob and Tamar Manoukian Costume Centre Our Costume Construction degree has been set-up in partnership with the Royal Opera House (ROH), and is based at High House Production Park in the Bob and Tamar Manoukian Costume Centre, which is home to ROH’s collection of 20,000 costumes and wigs. 6 Essex - a great place to study All of our campuses are close to London, a city that has everything. Fantastic food, unrivalled entertainment with its clubs, theatres, cinemas, pubs, cafes, live music and comedy clubs not forgetting the many museums, galleries and exhibitions. Essex has an international reputation for its entertainment. With loads of festivals, concerts and events going on throughout the year. Arts and festivals There’s a strong community of artists in the town with regular shows and exhibitions at galleries such as the Old Waterworks, the Beecroft Southend-on-Sea and the Focal Point Gallery in The Forum Southend- Southend is a buzzing seaside town offering an eclectic mix of on-Sea which feature visits on-trend entertainment with great pubs, clubs and live music. from international artists. We have great beaches and green spaces to relax in. The town has recently been awarded a Purple Flag which is a national Southend’s theatres, the accreditation that recognises excellence in the management Cliffs Pavilion and the Palace of town and city centres at night. It is the 'gold standard' Theatre, attract major West for night time destinations and entertainment areas. So, we End touring productions, have Blue Flag award-winning beaches, Green Flags for our as well as concerts, ballet, parks and now a Purple Flag for our night time economy. opera and comedy. A convenient place to live There are also various festivals throughout the The Southend campus is located in the heart of Southend year including the Southend High Street, with shops, restaurants and bars barely a Film Festival (April), Village stone’s throw away. The transport links are excellent with a Green Festival (July), Leigh comprehensive bus network and two major London-bound Folk Festival (June), and train lines (including nine rail stations in the borough). Village Beach Festival (July). 7 Sport and leisure Windsurfing, sailing and kite surfing are all on your doorstep, with speedboat racing and a sailing regatta also taking place every year. If hiking along the estuary appeals to you, you will enjoy picturesque Hadleigh Country Park and a range of coastal walks. For mountain bike fans the track created for the 2012 Olympics offers a challenging off-road course for both cyclists and runners. Parks, gardens and history Southend has a number of lavish parks, public gardens and woodland. It is a town steeped in history with an 11th century castle, an ancient priory and Food and drink churches mentioned in the With over 300 places to eat in the borough, from large chains Domesday Book as well as and independent family-run restaurants to our own Waves several local museums. restaurant, Southend offers a choice of global cuisine. Thurrock At our University Centre Thurrock you will discover that the area is rich in history and culture, with no shortage of stimulating activities from days spent visiting stately homes to heady weekends at music festivals. 8 Our partners University of the Arts London (UAL) The University of the Arts London offers an extensive range of courses in art, design, fashion, communication and performing arts. Its graduates go on to work in and shape creative industries worldwide. The university draws together six renowned colleges, each with its own world-class reputation, including Central Saint Martins.
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