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YOUR 2018–2019 UNDERGRADUATE COURSES PROSPECTUS
EXPLORE THE OU Achieve your goals with The Open University 3 Five reasons why you should choose us 4 What you need to get started 5 What you can study 6 Learn in a way that suits you 7 Boost your confidence with an Access module 8 How you build your qualification 10 How long your qualification will take 11 When and how you can pay 12 Our research – creating your curriculum 14 Boost your career prospects 15 FIND AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE Undergraduate courses 16 BEFORE YOU GO Other useful information 31 Our other prospectuses 32 Get in touch BACK COVER
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Dream of changing your future?
Believe you can. Start expanding
EXPLORE THE OU
your horizons and learning new
skills. Take your career to the next
level, or start a completely new one.
We’re here to help you succeed.
ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS
WITH THE OPEN UNIVERSITY
We’re pioneers in distance learning, and since we
were founded have helped more than two million
people realise their potential. Our unique approach
to learning means you don’t have to put your life
on hold to get the qualification you want.
86%
of FTSE 100 companies
have sponsored employees
WE WILL: YOU CAN EXPECT: on OU courses
– help you get a qualification – materials that are
to suit you and your goals designed with you in mind
– provide you with the – continuous innovation –
teaching and learning we’ve been leading the way
resources you’ll need in distance learning for nearly
– offer a flexible learning 50 years, ensuring education
experience based around is accessible, whatever
you and your life your circumstances
– use technology and teaching – access to world-class resources,
methods that enhance your whenever you need them
study experience – qualifications that are
– be there to support you respected by employers
every step of the way. the world over.
–
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FIVE REASONS
WHY YOU 1.
SHOULD We’re open to you –
we make learning
CHOOSE US available to all,
regardless of
background, age
or additional
learning needs.
2.
You can study
3.
We guarantee
around your existing outstanding value
commitments – we’re and a high-quality
experts in helping education at a
people fit their studies competitive price.
around their busy lives.
4.
We’ve designed
5.
You get more than
our qualifications a highly respected
to enable you to put qualification – you’ll
what you learn into be able to show you’re
practice immediately. dedicated and committed,
skills that are valued in
the workplace.
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EXPLORE THE OU
WHAT YOU NEED
TO GET STARTED
Where you start in life YOU CAN DO IT WHAT YOU NEED
shouldn’t limit where you The main reason we’re called There are just a couple of
The Open University is that we’re things that you will need
go. If you’re determined to
open to everyone. Every year, we to be able to study with us.
succeed and prepared to help thousands of people achieve –– A computer with internet
work hard then we can extraordinary things. access. But don’t worry if you
help you get started. –– There are no formal haven’t got access to one right
academic entry requirements now – you could receive help
It’s easy to begin studying with at undergraduate level. to buy a computer.
us. The next few pages will tell For some qualifications you –– A good grasp of the English
you more about how studying may need to be in relevant language. Our courses are
with The Open University works, paid or voluntary employment. taught in English, so if you’re
the courses we offer, how you –– We helped around 22,000 unsure whether your English
pay, and how long your students with disabilities and is at the right level, go to
qualification will take. additional needs last year alone. openuniversity.co.uk/
–– Our students are diverse. englishlanguage for
30% of new undergraduate help and guidance.
––
students are under 25 and
our oldest students are in
their nineties.
HAVE YOU STUDIED BEFORE?
If you’ve studied at higher education level before, it might
count towards your OU qualification, cutting down the modules
you’ll need to study as well as saving you time and money.
If you tell us what you’ve done, we’ll do the rest.
Go to openuniversity.co.uk/credit-transfer.
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WHAT YOU CAN STUDY
We offer nearly 120 highly respected qualifications.
Decide which type of qualification is best for you.
– A degree in a named subject – Foundation degree To find out more
Complete modules in Focus on a particular about how you
a particular subject to
earn an honours degree.
area related to what you’re
doing now, in either a work or
BUILD YOUR
– An Open degree voluntary setting. A foundation QUALIFICATION
degree is equivalent to two- and how long it takes,
Design an honours degree
thirds of an honours degree. see pages 10–11
from across a number
of subjects to meet your – Certificate of higher education
own needs and interests. Get a general grounding
– Diploma of higher education in a subject. A certificate
Expand your knowledge of higher education is
and improve your skillset. equivalent to one-third
A diploma of higher education of an honours degree.
–
is equivalent to two-thirds
of an honours degree.
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EXPLORE THE OU
LEARN IN A WAY
THAT SUITS YOU
You’ll have the flexibility to PIONEERING TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
fit study around the other We’ve been using innovative You’ll gain automatic entry to
technology to connect with our active students association
things going on in your life,
our students since we first when you register – you can
whatever they may be. started. We’ll make sure that help influence University
you always have what you decisions, meet fellow students
SUPPORTED OPEN LEARNING need and feel connected. and develop new skills.
We have designed our learning Find out more at
experience to combine flexibility CONNECT WITH
openuniversity.co.uk/ousa.
and regular contact ensuring you OTHER STUDENTS
get the help you need to learn in You can use our module DO YOU HAVE ADDITIONAL
the best possible way. You’ll get discussion groups to talk about STUDY NEEDS?
regular support from tutors and subjects or study methods, or you We’re committed to helping
access to all the materials and could follow us on social media. students with disabilities and
resources essential to your course. Join the conversation on additional needs. We’ll give
You’ll also have access to a student Facebook.com/OUstudents you the tools to help overcome
support team who will be there to Twitter.com/OUstudents obstacles that could stand
help you on your learning journey. Instagram.com/OUstudentslive in the way of your learning –
Or you could join one of the many whatever your needs may be.
HOW YOU WILL BE ASSESSED
informal Facebook groups set up For more information go to page
You could be assessed in by students. 31, call us on 0300 303 5303 or go
a number of different ways. to openuniversity.co.uk/disability.
We use a combination of
written assignments, oral or
practical assessments, projects,
examinations, dissertations
and portfolios.
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BOOST YOUR CONFIDENCE
WITH AN ACCESS MODULE
If you don’t have much You don’t have to do one, but you WHAT DO YOU
experience of university- might find it useful if you’d like to: NEED TO BEGIN?
–– improve your confidence
level study or haven’t You can start Access modules
–– get a taste of a subject area
studied in a while, you in February and October.
you’re thinking of studying
could benefit from starting in more detail
You’ll need:
your studies with one –– brush up on your study skills.
–– access to a phone
of our Access modules. –– equipment that plays DVDs
Each module includes a
–– the use of a computer
selection of materials, online
They offer a great introduction with internet access –
quizzes, and assignments that
to a range of subjects and act as you don’t need to buy
you complete over 30 weeks.
a taster to see if you want to delve one though, the use of
It takes around nine hours of
deeper. Students who choose to one at a public library
study each week.
start with an Access module do will be fine.
better on their next module, so it’s You’ll get:
a great way to start your chosen –– a personal tutor providing
qualification. You might even regular feedback with one-
qualify for a free Access module. to-one telephone tutorials
–– further support from
a dedicated team
throughout your study
–– detailed written feedback.
WHAT YOU CAN STUDY touches on modern languages, areas particularly, but also
history, and religious studies prepare you for further study on
The Access modules are too. It’s ideal if you want to a wide variety of qualifications.
designed as a gentle start to explore your creative side, have
our qualifications. Each one of Science, technology and
an interest in language, and want
the three covers relevant topics maths Access module (Y033)
to start honing your study skills.
and includes the skills you’ll This module introduces you
need as you continue your People, work and society to a technically oriented range
chosen qualification. Access module (Y032) of subjects, including science;
This is a multi-disciplinary module engineering and design;
Arts and languages
– you’ll be getting compelling environment; mathematics;
Access module (Y031)
insights into a wide range of and computing and IT. As the
This fascinating module explores areas, including childhood and foundation for further studies
a range of subjects – including art youth studies; social science; in these fields, this is the ideal
history, English language, English psychology; health; business and module to build your confidence
literature, and creative writing; it law. This will allow you to improve and prepare you for further study.
your subject knowledge in those
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DO YOU QUALIFY FOR A FREE ACCESS MODULE?
You can study an Access HOW MUCH DOES AN
Students who prepare
module for free if you: ACCESS MODULE COST?
by taking an Access module
–– live in the UK (excludes If you don’t qualify to study are more likely to be
Channel Islands and Isle for free, the cost depends
of Man) or have a British on where you live.
SUCCESSFUL
in their future studies
Forces Post Office address –– In England, the Channel Islands
–– are studying the module to and the Isle of Man it’s £732.
prepare for an OU qualification –– In Northern Ireland,
(this doesn’t apply if you live Scotland and Wales it’s £246.
in Scotland)
Pay up front by debit or
–– have a household income (or,
credit card, or by bank transfer. The access module
in Scotland, a personal income)
Or spread the cost with an changed everything for
of £25,000 or less, or you’re
Open University Student
receiving qualifying benefits me. My self-confidence is
Budget Account – see
–– have completed no more page 13 for more information.
now far greater and I feel
than one year of a full-time I can apply for any job in
If you’re studying an Access
undergraduate programme at
module in preparation for an
my field.
NQF level 4/SCQF level 7 or
OU qualification and you live Leon Sullivan,
above, and not completed 30
in England or Wales, you Access student
credits or more of OU study.
could cover the cost with
a student loan – see page 12
for more information.
NEXT STEPS
Order an Access
Modules Prospectus
at openuniversity.co.uk/
ug-access or speak to our
Student Recruitment team
on 0300 303 0069.
9HOW YOU BUILD
YOUR QUALIFICATION
As an undergraduate student,
ACCESS MODULE
you’ll need to build up a set
An optional module to build
number of credits to gain your your confidence and prepare
qualification. Here’s how it works. you for further study.
WHAT ARE STAGES, CREDITS
AND MODULES? To complete Stage 1, you’ll
need 120 credits, studying modules
STAGES STAGE 1 worth 30 or 60 credits.
–– You must complete three stages to
gain an honours degree, two stages
for a diploma of higher education or 120 CREDITS
foundation degree, and one stage
for a certificate of higher education.
Certificate of higher education
–– To complete each stage you must
build up a set number of credits…
CREDITS
–– You need 120 credits to complete To complete Stage 2, you’ll
each stage. need a further 120 credits, studying
–– You need a set number of credits modules worth 30 or 60 credits.
STAGE 2
to gain your chosen qualification
e.g. you need 360 credits to gain
an honours degree. 240 CREDITS
–– Most students study 60 credits a year.
–– You gain credits by successfully Diploma of higher education
completing modules… or foundation degree
MODULES
–– With each module you successfully
complete, you’ll earn a set number To complete Stage 3, you’ll
of credits, usually 30 or 60. need a further 120 credits, studying
–– Modules are either compulsory or modules worth 30 or 60 credits.
STAGE 3
selected from a choice of options.
–– You choose the modules you
want to study, year by year. 360 CREDITS
Honours degree
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HOW LONG YOUR
QUALIFICATION WILL TAKE
Exactly how long it will take to get your qualification depends on how many
credits you study each year and which qualification you’re working towards.
Most of our students study part time. The way we work gives you the flexibility
to get the qualification you want in a timeframe that’s right for you. If you want
to study full time, you’ll need to plan your studies carefully.
PART TIME | 60 CREDITS A YEAR | 16–18 STUDY HOURS A WEEK
CERTIFICATE OF HIGHER
EDUCATION (120 CREDITS)
FOUNDATION DEGREE/
DIPLOMA OF HIGHER
EDUCATION (240 CREDITS)
HONOURS DEGREE
(360 CREDITS)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
YEARS TO COMPLETE
FULL TIME | 120 CREDITS A YEAR | 32–36 STUDY HOURS A WEEK
CERTIFICATE OF HIGHER
EDUCATION (120 CREDITS)
FOUNDATION DEGREE/
DIPLOMA OF HIGHER
EDUCATION (240 CREDITS)
HONOURS DEGREE
(360 CREDITS)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
YEARS TO COMPLETE
Some undergraduate qualifications follow a different pattern of study. For more information, go to openuniversity.co.uk/ug
and look at your chosen qualification.
11WHEN AND HOW
YOU CAN PAY
We offer great value LIVING IN NORTHERN IRELAND,
To qualify for a loan you need to be
studying at least one module worth
for money, giving you SCOTLAND OR WALES
30 credits or more and be registered
an excellent standard CREDITS COST to study for a qualification.
EACH YEAR PER YEAR 2
of teaching at a highly If you get a loan:
competitive price. And 30 £492
–– you won’t have to pay anything
we’ll always help you find 60 £984 back for up to four years
a way of paying that suits 120. £1,968 –– repayments are based on what
your circumstances. 2
2018/19 prices (exceptions apply); fees
you earn, not what you owe
normally increase annually in line with –– payments are deducted
You’ll pay on a module-by-module inflation and the University’s strategic automatically from your salary
approach to fees.
basis, rather than for your whole –– you can pay off the loan
qualification at the start. See In Northern Ireland, Scotland early without any penalties
below to get an idea of costs. and Wales, the cost for a typical
–– any balance outstanding after
360-credit honours degree based
30 years will be written off.
LIVING IN ENGLAND on today’s prices is £5,904.
CREDITS COST ADDITIONAL SUPPORT – WALES
EACH YEAR PER YEAR 1 FUNDING – ENGLAND
AND WALES From September 2018, new
30. £1,464 students studying part time can
If you live in England or Wales
£2,928 also apply for financial support
60. the best way to fund your studies,
to help with living costs. There
120. £5,856 regardless of age or income,
are two new grants available
might be with a student loan
and both are non-repayable:
1
2018/19 prices; fees normally increase from Student Finance England
annually in line with inflation and the or Student Finance Wales. It’s –– Welsh Government Learning
University’s strategic approach to fees.
the most popular way to pay and Grant – a non-means tested
In England, the cost for a 360-credit you only start paying it back when maintenance grant of up to £750
honours degree based on today’s you earn more than the income –– Special Support Grant – a means
prices is £17,568. threshold (currently £25,000). tested maintenance grant of up
to £3,750. This is in addition to
EXAMPLE REPAYMENT AMOUNTS the non-means tested grant.
INCOME EACH MONTHLY
YEAR BEFORE TAX REPAYMENT ALREADY HAVE A DEGREE?
Up to £25,000 £0 You might still qualify for a student
loan. You need to be living in
£27,000 £15 England or Wales and looking
£34,000 £67.50 to study an eligible qualification.
For more information go to
£49,000 £180
openuniversity.co.uk/quals.
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FUNDING – NORTHERN IRELAND STUDY SUPPORT AND
If you live in Northern Ireland DISCRETIONARY FUNDS
you could be eligible for a If your annual income is less
Part-Time Fee Grant of up to than £25,000, you might be
MORE ONLINE
£1,230 to help towards your fees. eligible for additional means-
The amount depends on how much tested funding for study-related To find out more about
you earn and your study intensity costs, such as travel, childcare fees and funding, go to
(the number of credits you study). and internet access. openuniversity.co.uk/ug-fees
If you’re not eligible for a Part-Time or call an OU adviser on
Fee Grant or if your Part-Time Fee SELF-FUNDED STUDY 0300 303 5303.
Grant does not cover the full cost It’s easy to pay for your studies
of your tuition fees, you can apply using a debit or credit card or
for a Part-Time Tuition Fee by bank transfer. Or spread the
Loan. See our website for more cost with an Open University
information or call 028 9032 3722. Student Budget Account – see
below for more information.
FUNDING – SCOTLAND
If you live in Scotland and your GET SPONSORED
personal income is £25,000 or See whether your company
less, or you’re on certain benefits, or organisation would want
and you’re studying at least 30 to help you learn and develop,
credits, you could qualify for a it’s always worth asking.
Part-Time Fee Grant to cover all
of your course fees. It isn’t a loan
and you won’t need to repay it.
OPEN UNIVERSITY OUSBA will pay your fees to case, interest does apply.
STUDENT BUDGET The Open University, and you The interest rate is fixed for the
ACCOUNTS LTD repay OUSBA either in a single duration of the course (current
(OUSBA) sum or in monthly instalments. representative APR of 5.1%).
You may repay OUSBA at any As a responsible lender, every
When you enrol with time before the course begins. application made to OUSBA
us, you’ll be offered the In this case, there’s no interest. undergoes a credit and
opportunity to pay your affordability check.
fees through a loan Alternatively, you may repay
from OUSBA. OUSBA in monthly instalments Find out more about OUSBA
payable over up to a year. In this at openuniversity.co.uk/ousba.
13OUR RESEARCH –
CREATING YOUR CURRICULUM
We’re leading the way DOGS GO DIGITAL MIGRANT MOTHERS
in world-class research. Dr Clara Mancini set up our We live in an increasingly
first research programme into diverse world. In 2013, in the
Tackling real-life issues.
animal-computer interaction, UK alone, 25% of newborns
And making sure the developing tools to enable dogs were to migrant mothers.
curriculum you study to work in medical detection. Dr Umut Erel, one of our leading
remains cutting-edge. One tool lets diabetes-alert sociology lecturers, has been
Below are just some dogs raise help if their owner conducting research into the way
suffers a hypoglycaemic attack. these mothers use their range of
examples.
Another allows trained pets to skills to help the next generation
operate lights or doors. successfully integrate into society.
ROSETTA: THE GREAT SPACE Through digital technology This insight forms part of our new
MISSION OF OUR TIME we hope to link these tools to priority research area, Citizenship
It took 10 years for the Rosetta wireless appliances, alerting and Governance, investigating the
space mission to reach Comet others that help is required, changing relationship between
67P. But after travelling almost making these even more citizens, markets and states.
four billion miles, it finally useful in people’s homes.
made it on 6 August 2014.
VOLCANO SAFETY
Getting there was the first hurdle.
Then it was down to the important First we developed EVOSS
instrumentation built by the OU – the European Volcano
to do its work. Like Ptolemy, Observatory Space Services MORE ONLINE
which measured samples from project. Now we’re developing
Find out what else
the comet. And found they a real-time satellite volcano
we’re discovering, go to
contained sugars and amino monitoring system, designed
openuniversity.co.uk/
acids: the building blocks of life. to expand worldwide. We’ll
ouresearch.
provide vital information on
FAST FASHION lavas, gas columns and ash
plumes – potentially protecting
We need international
thousands of people.
development. But ‘fast
fashion’ isn’t sustainable.
A team at the OU is
researching how clothes
are made, sold and disposed
of globally, and investigating
people’s views of sustainability
in relation to clothing.
14EXPLORE THE OU
BOOST YOUR
CAREER PROSPECTS
An OU qualification can Our materials are often designed Balancing OU study with
by leading public and private other commitments gives
really boost your career.
sector industry experts. And we students flexibility and
Employers the world over check them with skills councils,
time management skills
will respect what you’ve businesses and professional
particularly valued by
tackled. They know it’s bodies to make sure they’re
employers and can really
current and relevant.
hard to juggle study, prepare students for life
work and family life. CAREERS ADVICE. beyond higher education.
RIGHT FROM DAY ONE
There’s no better way to show Andrew Bargery,
We’ll help you start, change
you can seize opportunity. PwC
or develop your career.
That you’re ready to learn.
You can contact us at any
And up for fresh challenges.
point during your course.
Network Rail, IBM and PwC
We’ll help you explore a
are just some of the firms which You’ll get
huge range of resources.
seek recruits from the OU.
And discover opportunities EXCLUSIVE
YOU’LL BE WORKING you might otherwise ACCESS to an
HARD. AND WE’LL BE never encounter. online job portal where
WORKING HARD FOR YOU Once you’re registered, employers are seeking
you’ll get access to: out OU students
For decades, we’ve worked
–– our online forums, webinars, and graduates
on building relationships with
employers to understand what and Facebook Live chats
they’re looking for. That’s why –– our LinkedIn networking group
so many are happy to sponsor
–– The Open University
their staff to study with the OU.
Careers Network (TOUCAN)
–– experienced
careers consultants.
MORE ONLINE
Find out more at
openuniversity.co.uk/careers.
15FIND AN
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
You may be looking UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
for a flexible approach to
getting a qualification, in Open qualifications 17
which case you’ll find our Arts and humanities 18
Open qualifications provide
you with a unique way to Business and management 19
tailor study to your needs Computing and IT 20
and interests.
Education, childhood, youth and sport 21
Or, if you’d like to focus on Engineering, design and technology 22
a subject but are unsure of
which one, the introductions Environment and development 23
to the thirteen subjects we Health and social care 24
offer may help you decide.
Languages and applied linguistics 25
Law 26
Mathematics and statistics 27
Psychology and counselling 28
Science 29
Social sciences 30
16OPEN QUALIFICATIONS
FIND AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
Our BA or BSc (Hons) You can also choose to study
towards a Certificate of Higher
Open is the most flexible
Education Open or Diploma of
programme of study in Higher Education Open which
the UK because you can can take less time to complete,
design your own degree and still allow you to combine
your own choice of modules.
to suit your personal
In addition to the Open
and professional needs, degree, we also offer a
interests and aspirations. BSc (Hons) Combined STEM
With this qualification degree that allows you to build
you can: your qualification from a wide
range of science, technology,
engineering and mathematics
–– study any subjects you like,
modules and study routes.
in any combination
–– easily change direction if DEGREES
your study interests change –– BA (Hons) or BSc
–– count credit from university (Hons) Open (QD)
level studies you’ve already –– BSc (Hons) Combined
completed elsewhere STEM (R28)
–– improve your
employment prospects. DIPLOMA OF
HIGHER EDUCATION
An Open degree equips you
with a wide range of expertise, –– Diploma of Higher
skills and capabilities that are Education Open (W34)
much sought after in today’s
CERTIFICATE OF
highly competitive job market.
HIGHER EDUCATION
An Open degree on your CV
–– Certificate of Higher
shows more than your level
Education Open (T09)
of knowledge about a subject;
employers know that you are
flexible and adaptable, having
studied across a range of subjects.
NEXT STEPS
Request a copy of our
Open Qualifications Prospectus
– see page 32.
Go to openuniversity.co.uk/qd
or call our Student Recruitment
team on 0300 303 5303.
17ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Exploring and analysing human culture and history, from ancient
civilisations to the twenty-first century, gives a deeper insight into
the world we live in and how we got here. Rewarding and enjoyable,
studying the arts and humanities also develops an adaptable set
of skills for a wide range of careers.
Maybe you’re intrigued by These key skills can be put to DIPLOMAS OF
ideas about human existence, use in virtually any organisation, HIGHER EDUCATION
the world’s religions, civilisations across many different employment –– Diploma of Higher Education
and their histories; or perhaps sectors. You could work in a range in Arts and Humanities (W59)
you’d like to explore literary and of fields in the public or private
–– Diploma of Higher Education
artistic cultures and objects, or spheres, including administration,
in Classical Studies (W62)
develop your creative practice local government, the civil service,
as a writer or musician. arts institutions, social services, –– Diploma of Higher Education
education, journalism, publishing in English (W61)
Studying arts and humanities
with the OU will give you an or public relations. –– Diploma of Higher Education
adaptable set of skills that can in History (W66)
DEGREES
lead to a vast range of career –– Diploma of Higher Education
opportunities, whether you are –– BA (Hons) Arts and in History and Politics (W64)
developing your current role, Humanities (R14)
–– NEW Diploma of Higher
retraining, or starting a new –– BA (Hons) Arts and Humanities Education in Music (W65)
career. It shows that you can specialising in Art History;
work independently, think –– Diploma of Higher Education
Classical Studies; Creative
critically and read analytically, in Philosophy and Psychological
Writing; English Language;
organise information, and write Studies (W63)
English Literature; History;
clearly and coherently. This makes Music; Philosophy; Religious
you an effective communicator,
CERTIFICATE OF
Studies; French; German; or
HIGHER EDUCATION
enhancing your career prospects, Spanish (R14)
as well as giving you more –– Certificate of Higher Education
–– BA (Hons) Classical
confidence in other areas in Arts and Humanities (T32)
Studies (Q85)
of your life.
–– BA (Hons) English Language
Arts and humanities graduates
and Literature (Q39)
are particularly good at utilising
their creative problem-solving –– BA (Hons) English
abilities and expertise in Literature (Q66)
connecting different ideas –– BA (Hons) English Literature NEXT STEPS
and concepts, which are and Creative Writing (Q86) Request a copy of our
valued employability skills. –– BA (Hons) History (Q01) Arts and Humanities
–– BA (Hons) History Prospectus – see page 32.
and Politics (Q97) Go to openuniversity.co.uk/ug
–– NEW BA (Hons) Music (R25) or call our Student Recruitment
team on 0300 303 5303.
–– BA (Hons) Philosophy and
Psychological Studies (Q43)
–– BA (Hons) Politics, Philosophy
and Economics (Q45)
18BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
It’s easy to see resources, ICT, and sales and CERTIFICATES OF
marketing. In acquiring this HIGHER EDUCATION
why business and
real-world knowledge, which – Certificate of Higher Education
management is such you can apply immediately in in Business Management (T27)
a popular study choice your professional life, you’ll also
– Certificate of Higher Education
among our students, and develop a wide range of general
in Business Management
business skills in communication,
why hundreds of leading numeracy and presentation,
(Sport and Football) (T25)
employers each year which are valued by employers. – Certificate of Higher
FIND AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
sponsor their staff to Education in Computing
DEGREES & IT and Business (T13)
study with the OU.
– BA (Hons) Business
Management (Q91) OU CERTIFICATE
A competitive global economy
– BA (Hons) Business – Professional Certificate
means a good grounding in
Management specialising in Management (S01)
business is becoming more and
more useful if you want to get in Accounting; Economics;
ahead in life – whether you’re Innovation and Enterprise;
running your own company or Leadership Practice; or
focusing on a corporate career. Marketing (Q91)
Whatever your starting point or – BA (Hons) Business
background, The Open University Management (Sport NEXT STEPS
Business School offers high quality and Football) (Q88) Request a copy of our
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operate, how they develop winning in Business Management
strategies, make decisions and (Sport and Football) (W49)
manage risk. You’ll also gain
valuable insight into key business – Diploma of Higher Education
functions such as finance, human in Computing & IT and
Business (W42)
19COMPUTING
AND IT
Virtually everything we An OU qualification will help DIPLOMAS OF
you to get where you want to HIGHER EDUCATION/
do involves computing FOUNDATION DEGREE
be, whether that’s in development
and IT – from booking or operations, or perhaps in –– Diploma of Higher Education
tickets online and emailing technical support or consultancy. in Computing and IT (W36)
friends, to paying by And for those already working in
–– Diploma of Higher Education
a computing or IT role, OU study
credit card and using will ensure you remain at the
in Computing & IT and a second
household appliances. cutting edge and give you a vital
subject (Business; Design;
Mathematics; Psychology;
competitive advantage as you
or Statistics) (W42)
At the heart of digital devices progress in your career.
are computers – ranging from –– Diploma of Higher Education
the small embedded processor DEGREES in Computing and IT Practice
in your mobile phone, to the –– BSc (Hons) Computing (W15) or Foundation Degree in
personal computer you use and IT (Q62) Computing and IT Practice (X15)
at home or work and the large
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servers that support ecommerce
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and the internet. Most of us simply
Communications and
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Networking; Communications
yet understanding how it works in Computing and IT (T12)
and Software; or Software (Q62)
is fascinating. –– Certificate of Higher Education
–– BSc (Hons) Computing
Whether you simply have an in Computing & IT and a second
& IT and a second subject
enquiring mind, or want to learn subject (Business; Design;
(Business; Design; Mathematics;
more about this fast-growing field Mathematics; Psychology;
Psychology; or Statistics) (Q67)
in order to change career direction or Statistics) (T13)
or improve your prospects, the –– Top-up BSc (Hons) Computing
OU offers a wide choice of study and IT Practice (Q68)
options to meet your needs. –– BSc (Hons) Combined
Computing and IT professionals STEM (R28)
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much in demand today, by both IT NEXT STEPS
providers and user organisations,
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Increase your awareness DEGREES
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Childhood (Q89)
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You may be working with –
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to help you fulfil your ambitions. and Coaching (Q76)
If so, we offer qualifications that
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are flexible with well-marked
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stepping stones for you to follow
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education; psychology; social
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sciences; health and social care;
in Education Studies
sport and fitness; and childhood
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In addition to the new knowledge,
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skills and confidence you’ll gain, OU
in either Coaching or Exercise
study opens up many worthwhile
Instruction (W07)
career and personal opportunities.
There’s a demand for well-qualified
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people in education; childcare; HIGHER EDUCATION
sport and fitness; youth and
community work; research; –– Certificate of Higher Education
the voluntary sector; as well as in Children and Families (T24)
local, national and international –– Certificate of Higher Education
policy development. in Early Childhood (T26)
Education, childhood, youth –– Certificate of Higher
and sport are high-profile areas Education in Education
of social policy, where radical Studies (Primary) (T29)
changes in practice, service –– Certificate of Higher Education
provision and training take place in Sport, Fitness and
across all sectors. Our cutting- Management (T05)
edge technology will bring you
right up to date with the latest
thinking, ideas and research,
giving you a real edge.
21ENGINEERING, DESIGN
AND TECHNOLOGY
If you enjoy solving problems and have a good
imagination, you’ll find engineering, design and
technology stimulating and challenging fields of study.
DIPLOMAS OF
HIGHER EDUCATION/
FOUNDATION DEGREE
–– Diploma of Higher
Education in Computing
& IT and Design (W42)
–– Diploma of Higher Education
in Engineering (W11) or
Foundation Degree in
Engineering (X11)
–– Diploma of Higher Education
in Environmental Management
and Technology (W48)
CERTIFICATES OF
HIGHER EDUCATION
–– Certificate of Higher
Education in Computing
& IT and Design (T13)
A qualification in any one of the Our cutting-edge qualifications –– Certificate of Higher Education
subject areas we offer can bring enable you to explore how to in Environment (T16)
real benefits in your professional design, engineer and manage
life such as: situations where technology
–– exciting employment and people interact.
opportunities in business and You’ll benefit from the highest
industry, as well as in the public quality teaching supported by our
and voluntary sectors – your active research, where we have NEXT STEPS
knowledge and expertise will particular strengths in design, Request a copy of our
be valued in the UK, Europe sustainable technologies and Engineering, Design and
and around the world structural integrity. Technology Prospectus
–– higher than average earnings, – see page 32.
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particularly if you follow up your Go to openuniversity.co.uk/ug
degree to become a Chartered –– BSc (Hons) Computing
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Employers in many sectors seek and Innovation (Q61)
people with the numerical skills, –– Bachelor of Engineering
creativity, scientific knowledge (Hons) (Q65)
and team-working experience
–– Top-up Bachelor of
that engineering, technology
Engineering (Hons) (Q78)
and design graduates possess.
–– Master of Engineering (M04)
–– BSc (Hons) Environmental
Management and Technology
(Q72)
–– BSc (Hons) Combined
STEM (R28)
22ENVIRONMENT
AND DEVELOPMENT
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Climate change, global trade, energy supply, pollution, cultural
conflict, biodiversity loss and poverty are defining issues at local,
national and international levels. These issues are interlinked and
find a common focus in environment and development.
More than ever we’re living DEGREES
in an interconnected world –– BSc (Hons) Environmental
where governments, organisations Management and
and individuals are all encouraged Technology (Q72)
to think about the impact of their NEXT STEPS
–– BSc (Hons) Environmental
actions in international terms. Request a copy of our
Science (Q52)
Against this background, our Environment and Development
qualifications give you the –– BA (Hons) Environmental Prospectus – see page 32.
opportunity to explore the Studies (Q99)
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and developments that
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are shaping our world.
Studies (Q11)
On a personal level, you’ll
gain a clear appreciation of DIPLOMAS OF
how these issues are seen HIGHER EDUCATION
around the world, helping you –– Diploma of Higher Education
to become a more enlightened in Environmental Management
and engaged global citizen. and Technology (W48)
On a professional level, you’ll –– Diploma of Higher Education
acquire skills and knowledge that in Environmental Science (W47)
are increasingly valued in careers
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relating to the environment and
in Environmental Studies (W58)
development in the voluntary,
public and private sectors.
CERTIFICATE OF
HIGHER EDUCATION
–– Certificate of Higher
Education in Environment (T16)
23HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
Health and social care –– BA (Hons) Early Childhood (Q89) –– Certificate of Higher Education
in Healthcare with Health
is a vast service sector –– BA (Hons) Health and
Social Care (R26) Science (T28)
undergoing radical and
–– BSc (Hons) Healthcare –– Certificate of Higher Education
rapid change. The focus in Health Sciences (T18)
and Health Science (Q96)
in frontline health and –– Certificate of Higher Education
–– BSc (Hons) Health Sciences (Q71)
social care is on giving in Social Care (T39)
–– BSc (Hons) Mental
more independence, Health Nursing (Q74)1 –– Certificate of Higher Education
choice and control to –– BSc (Hons) Nursing
in Social Care (Scotland) (TO3)
service users. Practice (Q53) –– Certificate of Higher
Education in Social Care
–– BA (Hons) Social Work
This means there’s greater Practice (Wales) (T34)
(England/Scotland/Wales)
demand for well-trained and (Q32/Q41/Q42) OU CERTIFICATES
multi-skilled people across
–– BA (Hons) Social Work –– Certificate in Health
a range of rewarding
(Scotland) (graduate and Social Care (S31)
employment opportunities.
entry) (Q50)
Providing help and care for –– Certificate in Health
–– BA (Hons) Youth Justice Studies Sciences (S19)
those in need offers a unique
(England and Wales) (Q63)
sense of personal and career –– Certificate in Promoting
fulfilment. Through OU study 1
This is an appropriate qualification in Public Health (S13)
England to be taken within a Registered
you can become part of this Nurse Degree Apprenticeship.
essential and valuable sector, or APPRENTICESHIPS
build on your existing workplace The OU is listed on the
DIPLOMAS OF
experience and progress your Education and Skills Funding
HIGHER EDUCATION/
career in a particular area. Agency’s register of approved
FOUNDATION DEGREES
Our qualifications cover today’s apprenticeship providers. We
–– Diploma of Higher Education
most topical and important issues, currently offer apprenticeships for
in Early Childhood (W50)
such as mental health, children Assistant Practitioners, Registered
and families, and end-of-life care, –– Diploma of Higher Education in Nurses and Nursing Associates.
and are designed to inspire and Health and Social Care (W69) Employers who want to find out
challenge you. Some explore –– Foundation Degree in more should contact us by email
broad principles and approaches Healthcare Practice (X16)1 or at apprenticeships@open.ac.uk.
to caring, while others offer a route Diploma of Higher Education Please note apprenticeships are
to a professional qualification. All in Healthcare Practice (W16) organisation led qualifications and
draw on the latest research and –– Diploma of Higher Education only available via arrangements
the experience of practitioners to in Health Sciences (W44) with employers.
provide you with valuable insight,
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skills and knowledge.
Social Care (Scotland) (W31) openuniversity.co.uk/
Our students are a mix of health-apprenticeships.
1
employees and employers This is an appropriate qualification in
England to be taken within a Higher
working in a wide range of Apprenticeship in Health.
settings and levels across
the sector, as well as service CERTIFICATES OF
users, and friends and families HIGHER EDUCATION
involved in their care.
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Students tell us how studying Education in Adult Health
with the OU transforms their Request a copy of our
and Social Care (T23)
lives, practice and experience in Health and Social Care
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and Youth Studies (Q23) in Healthcare Practice (T01)
24LANGUAGES AND
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APPLIED LINGUISTICS
Whether it’s for general Learning a language and DEGREES
how languages work, including
interest or to further your –– BA (Hons) Arts and Humanities
the English language, opens doors with English Language, French,
career, learning a new to other cultures and communities, German or Spanish (R14)
language or about the giving you an experience of the
–– BA (Hons) Language
English language is an world that goes deeper than
Studies (Q30)
any tourist trip ever could.
enjoyable and rewarding It can also provide a key to
experience that opens DIPLOMAS OF HIGHER
the global workplace.
EDUCATION
up new horizons. By using printed materials,
–– Diploma of Higher
interactive online resources and
Education in English (W61)
Learning with the OU means you’ll tutorials with other students,
be studying with the UK’s largest you’ll develop proficiency in –– Diploma of Higher Education
provider of open-entry, part-time all four language skills: reading, in Language Studies (W41)
language degrees. writing, listening and speaking.
CERTIFICATE OF
Whether you’re a complete Studying languages will not only HIGHER EDUCATION
beginner or want to develop improve your written and oral
your existing skills, we offer a –– Certificate of Higher Education
communication skills, but also
step-by-step way of achieving in Language Studies (T21)
help you to gather, assess and
degree qualifications in French, interpret information, as well as
German and Spanish with the develop your confidence. These
possibility of also studying skills are highly valued in the
beginners’ modules in Chinese global job market and will be
and Italian. Alongside these appreciated by employers in
languages, you can also learn whatever career you enter. NEXT STEPS
about the English language – its
Request a copy of our Languages
history, impact on the world today
and Applied Linguistics Prospectus
and role in communication from
– see page 32.
Shakespeare to social media.
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25LAW
Law is a foundation DEGREES
stone of society and –– BA (Hons) Criminology
and Law (Q92)
plays an increasingly
important and visible role –– Bachelor of Laws (Hons)
(LLB) (Q79)
in all areas of modern life.
–– Bachelor of Laws (Hons)
(graduate entry) (LLB) (Q80)
It is a subject with a great
tradition and a dynamic future. DIPLOMA OF
Social and environmental HIGHER EDUCATION
responsibilities, the way businesses
operate, and international codes –– Diploma of Higher Education
of conduct are all determined in Criminology and Law (W52)
and upheld by legal systems.
Studying law is stimulating in
its own right but it’s also a smart
career move. A law degree is a
first and necessary step if you
want to practise law professionally. NEXT STEPS
It’s also an asset for many careers Request a copy of our
that are not directly related to Law Prospectus – see page 32.
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human resources, local government or call our Student Recruitment
or general management all benefit team on 0300 303 5303.
from a legal background, whether
in corporate business, local and
central government, or the
voluntary sector.
If your goal is to work as
a professional lawyer, then
studying our Bachelor of Laws
(Hons) (LLB) is a great starting
point. Completion within six years
(or five years for graduates) counts
as a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD)
in England and Wales, which
satisfies the professional bodies’
first stage of training as a solicitor
or barrister.
26MATHEMATICS
AND STATISTICS
Mathematics and statistics DEGREES
play a part in almost all –– BSc (Hons) Computing & IT
and Mathematics (Q67)
daily activities. They’re at
the heart of advances in –– BSc (Hons) Computing & IT
and Statistics (Q67)
science and technology, as
–– BSc (Hons) Economics and
well as being indispensable
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Mathematical Sciences (Q15)
problem-solving and –– BSc (Hons) Mathematics (Q31)
decision-making tools –– BSc (Hons) Mathematics
in many aspects of life. and its Learning (Q46)
–– BSc (Hons) Mathematics
Forecasting the weather, breaking and Physics (Q77)
codes, air traffic control, sending
rockets into space, weighing up –– BSc (Hons) Mathematics
evidence in court, or predicting and Statistics (Q36)
natural disasters; all rely on –– BSc (Hons) Combined
mathematics or statistics. STEM (R28)
Do you:
DIPLOMAS OF
–– need numerical and analytical HIGHER EDUCATION
skills to enhance your job
–– Diploma of Higher Education
performance and prospects?
in Computing & IT and
–– relish the intellectual Mathematics (W42)
challenge of learning the
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techniques and powerful
in Computing & IT and
abstract structures used by
Statistics (W42) Knowledge of maths is key
professional mathematicians
and statisticians? –– Diploma of Higher Education in to the hi-tech, cutting-edge
Mathematical Sciences (W43) jobs in our digital economy.
–– want to be well ahead of
your children’s learning? CERTIFICATES OF UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer,
HIGHER EDUCATION Nov 2017
Whatever your reasons
for studying, the OU offers –– Certificate of Higher Education
a great choice. We’re the UK’s in Computing & IT and
largest provider of higher Mathematics (T13)
education teaching in –– Certificate of Higher Education
mathematics and statistics. in Computing & IT and
A qualification in mathematics Statistics (T13) NEXT STEPS
or statistics will always count in –– Certificate of Higher Education Request a copy of our
your favour whatever you do, or in Mathematical Sciences (T14) Mathematics and Statistics
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teaching, finance, ICT and data
–– Professional Certificate or call our Student Recruitment
science for people with training in
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these subjects. There’s also plenty
of scope to use your skills in other –– Graduate Certificate
sectors, with health, psychology, in Theoretical Statistics
and sales and marketing being and Probability (S04)
popular options.
27PSYCHOLOGY AND COUNSELLING
Psychology is the study Many of our degrees are DIPLOMAS OF
designed to deliver the HIGHER EDUCATION/
of people, their lives FOUNDATION DEGREE
requirements for the Graduate
and their behaviour. Basis for Chartered Membership –– Diploma of Higher Education
It helps us to understand (GBC) of the British Psychological in Computing & IT and
everyday interactions and Society (BPS), providing the Psychology (W42)
recognised foundation for
experience, cognitions further training to become
–– Foundation Degree in
and feelings. a professional psychologist.
Counselling (X09) or Diploma
of Higher Education in
ACCREDITED Counselling (W09)
As a psychology student you will
learn about new developments PSYCHOLOGY DEGREES –– Diploma of Higher Education
and new research and their –– BSc (Hons) Forensic in Psychology (W45)
applications to contemporary Psychology (Q82) –– Diploma of Higher Education
life. You will analyse and evaluate in Social Sciences (W68)
–– BSc (Hons) Psychology (Q07)
psychological concepts; develop
skills in assessing and using –– BSc (Hons) Psychology CERTIFICATES OF
different kinds of evidence with Counselling (Q84) HIGHER EDUCATION
and gain an understanding –– BSc (Hons) Social –– Certificate of Higher
of how psychological research Psychology (Q83) Education in Computing
informs our everyday life. It is an & IT and Psychology (T13)
applied science and a dynamic OTHER DEGREES THAT
academic field with relevance INCLUDE PSYCHOLOGY –– Certificate of Higher Education
to many social and global issues, in Psychology (T22)
–– BSc (Hons) Computing
many of which you will encounter & IT and Psychology (Q67)
throughout your studies.
–– BA (Hons) Criminology
You will be able to use the and Psychology (Q98)
knowledge and skills you
–– BA (Hons) Philosophy and
develop to take advantage of
Psychological Studies (Q43) NEXT STEPS
job opportunities in education,
industry, the health professions, –– BA (Hons) Social Sciences Request a copy of our
management, advertising and (Psychology) (R23) Psychology and Counselling
marketing, human resources, Prospectus – see page 32.
research, counselling, and Go to openuniversity.co.uk/ug
social services. or call our Student Recruitment
The OU is Europe’s largest team on 0300 303 5303.
provider of university-level
education in psychology. Our
diverse topics are supported by
an active research agenda, and
the module materials are written
by academics with expertise in
areas including: social psychology;
counselling psychology; forensic
psychology; interdisciplinary
and psychosocial studies;
developmental psychology;
discourse analysis; cognitive
psychology and neuropsychology.
28SCIENCE
FIND AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
Science is about creativity, You’ll be able to use your science CERTIFICATES OF
knowledge and skills in many HIGHER EDUCATION
discovery and problem
different careers and sectors. –– Certificate of Higher Education
solving, and offers the Ecology, journalism, education, in Environment (T16)
chance to improve our agriculture and health are just
–– Certificate of Higher Education
world’s future. a few. And by studying for
in Health Sciences (T18)
a degree in science, you’re
likely to increase your lifetime –– Certificate of Higher Education
The insights and discoveries
earnings significantly. in Natural Sciences (T11)
emerging from science’s
many disciplines drive OU CERTIFICATES
DEGREES
advances across healthcare,
space exploration, industrial –– BSc (Hons) Environmental –– Certificate in Health
manufacture, environmental Science (Q52) Sciences (S19)
protection, conservation, –– BSc (Hons) Health –– Certificate in Astronomy
and many other areas. Sciences (Q71) and Planetary Science (S10)
Study science with the –– BSc (Hons) Geography and –– Certificate in Physics (S20)
OU and you’ll enhance your Environmental Science (R16)
understanding of the world –– BSc (Hons) Mathematics
and develop the creative, and Physics (Q77)
analytical and investigative
–– BSc (Hons) Natural
skills employers value.
Sciences (Q64)
Whether you are looking for a NEXT STEPS
–– BSc (Hons) Natural Sciences
career in science, or you simply Request a copy of our Science
specialising in Astronomy and
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Planetary Science; Biology;
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Environmental Science; or or call our Student Recruitment
programmes attract over 15,000
Physics (Q64) team on 0300 303 5303.
students each year, so whatever
your motivation there’s sure to –– BSc (Hons) Combined
be a qualification to challenge STEM (R28)
and reward you.
DIPLOMAS OF
You’ll benefit from the highest
HIGHER EDUCATION
quality teaching, stimulated by our
active involvement in international –– Diploma of Higher Education
research programmes ranging in Environmental Science (W47)
across astronomy and planetary –– Diploma of Higher Education
science; biology; chemistry; in Health Sciences (W44)
Earth sciences; environmental –– Diploma of Higher Education
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