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All of our undergraduate courses are taught in modules. Each module looks at one specific topic...
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Modules are usually taught over one semester. Most courses will have a list of core modules that everyone will study...
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Courses are carefully designed so that there is a progression from one year to the next...
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Each module is worth a certain number of credits, depending on how much time it takes to complete...
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How you spend the 1,200 hours study time will depend on the types of study needed by your course. Some courses involve a lot of contact time...
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If you already have a higher education qualification and want to study another course at the same or lower level...
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If you have a Bachelors degree (e.g. a BA or BSc) and want to study for another Bachelors level course, then you have ELQ...
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If you have a Bachelors degree (e.g. a BA or BSc) and want to study for a Masters degree (e.g. a MA or MSc) then you will not have ELQ...
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If you have ELQ status, you won't be able to get any money from Student Finance, this includes both the Tuition Fee and Maintenance Loan...
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Terms dates are published in advance of each academic year to help you plan around your studies...
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Which optional module you can choose from is based on whether you've met the requirements of the course, including completing the mandatory modules...
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While we understand that balancing childcare and study can be difficult, timetables are complex...
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After much careful thought and consideration, the University has taken the difficult – but necessary – decision to postpone the summer 2020 graduation ceremonies.