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Undergraduate guide 2020 Working for you and the Common Good
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Your inside guide
to GCU
What should
I study? What do you
have in terms What
There are lots of Do you offer
of business, computing,
courses to choose healthcare and What’s it like to
from, but we’ve finance, fashion, engineering,
science related study at GCU? What kind of
broken this down law etc? construction
courses? University life is job will I get?
for you on Courses type courses do
You can find these different for You’ll get access to
at a glance
courses and many you offer? We do! Check out
employers
the professional everyone, but
Page 5 more at our You can have a here’s some throughout your
and accredited
Glasgow School for look at the modern inspiration so you time here through
courses on offer at
Business and and innovative can plan your things like
our School of
Society programmes we university placements and
Health and Life
have to offer at our experience with us guest lectures. Find
Page 7 Sciences
School of Life at GCU out about our
Computing, Page 33 support on
Engineering and Page 45 Employability
Built Environment and careers
Page 17 Page 49
Visit GCU at
our open days
Monday 2 September 2019
Saturday 5 October 2019
Can’t make open day?
Book a campus tour.
Visit: gcu.ac.uk/opendays
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Your future, your prospects
If you want your degree to kick-start your career,
you’re in the right place. At Glasgow Caledonian
University (GCU) we offer a modern learning We offer over 100 degree programmes designed
to shape your future and help you tackle some of
experience and an excellent network of student the many global challenges of our time:
support.
• How do we lead healthy lives?
• How do we build inclusive societies?
• How do we develop sustainable environments?
How do I apply
to university? When should
Are there
We’ve outlined the I start my Is there help
alternative Where is GCU?
steps you need to application? with my
take, including
routes to join What is your
Fear not; you’re on
GCU? funding? Our main campus
advice on entry the right track! is in Glasgow
campus like?
We love to help
requirements We’ve included a Yes! You are on which was voted Our single-site
and our £2 million
Applying to GCU handy wall planner your own unique one of the top ten campus in the
scholarship fund
with key dates journey; not ‘best cities in the heart of Glasgow
Page 51 each year is just
(page 49) and everyone arrives world’ by is extremely
one of the funding
outlined a here with the same TimeOut (2019) accessible and is
routes open to you
countdown to set of skills and Discover Glasgow, known for its
Funding your
university for you qualifications. Experience courtyard garden
studies
Your application Find the route that Scotland spaces, award-
journey works for you Page 57 winning facilities
What is your path Page 61 and EcoCampus
Page 53 to GCU? Platinum status
Fee schedule
Explore the
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We are amongst the top 50 Connect with us on social
universities in the world for Engage @gcutoday
impact (THE, 2019) – combined
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responsibilities, as well as ours to you. They should be read prior to application.
The University will use all reasonable endeavours to provide programmes of study listed in the guide. However we are committed to ensuring
that programmes remain up-to-date and relevant, and reserve the right to discontinue, merge or combine programmes and to make variations
to the content or method of delivery of programmes, if such action is reasonably considered to be necessary by the us. This, combined with the
need to publish the guide well in advance, means that changes to the information presented in the guide may have occurred. Before you apply
visit our website www.gcu. ac.uk and in particular www.gcu.ac.uk/study or contact studentenquiries@gcu.ac.uk for up-to-date information.
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The right place
for the career
you want
The right university experience is about more
than lectures, study halls and industry placements.
We know you have the creativity and curiosity to
achieve your full potential and go above and
beyond to become part of a bigger movement for
change. We are here to support your ideas so that
you can go on to contribute, create, lead and
influence the way we work and live.
Jack and Coralie
Business students
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Success guaranteed
We offer support in finding a career - 95%
of our graduates enter work or further study
within 6 months of graduation (HESA, 2018)
World-leading
Enjoy an international experience at GCU -
we have city campuses in Glasgow, London
and New York and partner institutions across
Africa and Asia
Open to all
Students from every background are welcome at
GCU - we’re widening access by offering
£2 million in student scholarships every year
Global
We have a student population of over 20,000
from over 100 different countries (HESA, 2019)
Trailblazing
With a heritage dating back to
1875, we’ve been working for
the Common Good across
three centuries
#careerfinders
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Courses at
a glance
Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering
Surveyors (CICES) and the Institution of
Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
Our programmes are fully engaged with
the Construction and Surveying sector;
We are here to offer you career-focused each year we receive over 35 industry
and professional body sponsored prizes
degrees in subject areas including: and all of our programmes have an
excellent employability rate.
Applied Computer Games Technology and Institute of Biomedical Cyber Security and Networks
Science. From ethical hacking and penetration
We provide graduates with all of the
testing to network security and
experiences and skills required for a career Civil Engineering and infrastructure design, our cyber security
in the future of gaming applications. Our
gaming degrees cover software Environmental Management and networking programmes offer you
the hands-on experience and theoretical
development, animation, and design. You Our Environmental Civil Engineering and underpinning highly valued by
will find cutting-edge facilities and Environmental Management degrees employers. Our programmes are
teaching that is informed by breakthrough provide you with an exciting range of accredited by the British Computer
research taking place here on campus. We career paths that contribute to Society (BCS) and our graduates are
are passionate about virtual reality and our innovation and sustainable development working in all sectors such as defence of
international community of designer and around construction, energy and the national infrastructure, policing and the
developer graduates is growing each year. built environment. Our students and financial services industry, one of
You will master skills and gain experience graduates are working to build a more Scotland’s largest industries.
which has helped previous students into resilient and climate-sensitive future for
careers with leading companies such as all. With accreditations from professional
Rockstar North, Guerrilla Games, CCP bodies including the Institution of Civil
Economics and Law
Games, Sega and Electronic Arts. Engineers, Chartered Institution of Our Law courses offer the opportunity to
Water and Environmental Management develop professional practice skills.
Applied Science (CIWEM) and Chartered Institution of Specialising in housing, employment,
Our course in Forensic Investigation Building Services Engineering (CIBSE), contract and sports law, the GCU Law
provides graduates with the scientific we also offer professionally accredited Clinic is open to all LLB students who
skills required to investigate crimes in programmes in Building Service wish to volunteer and provide advice on
society and the environment. Our industry Engineering and Fire Risk Engineering. civil law matters under the supervision
standard analytical labs provide you with of qualified and practising solicitors.
everything you need to gain practical Computing
experience using state of the art Electrical and Electronic
instruments in chromatography, High-quality research-led teaching Engineering
spectroscopy and microscopy. Career provides hands-on experience of
options in this sector range from being an industry-standard hardware and Our study programmes prepare our
analytical scientist in the pharmaceutical software combined with data science graduates to tackle global challenges
industry, police forensic investigation, skills to prepare students for their such as sustainable energy and to
environmental protection officer or careers. With Computing and Software participate in the creation of the next
teaching. Development degrees, a whole range of generation of intelligent connected
careers are available to our graduates. devices and systems. Our Audio
Biological and Biomedical Our degrees are accredited by the British programme will provide you with the
Computer Society (BCS). technical capability to develop innovative
Sciences solutions for audio and sound. Specialist
Our bioscience degrees focus on the Construction and Surveying facilities provide daily access to industry-
hands-on practical skills sought by standard equipment and software in an
employers. Graduates in biomedical Join us in building a dynamic career in environment created for optimum study
science, cell and molecular biology, construction, property and surveying and and experimentation, with the option to
microbiology, pharmacology and food work towards becoming a chartered undertake an innovative work experience
bioscience have careers in the NHS, professional. Our programmes are module. Our accreditations include the
research and in the life science and food accredited by prestigious professional IET (Institution of Engineering and
industry. Our accreditations include the bodies that include the Royal Institution Technology) as well as JAMES (Joint
Health & Care Professions Council of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Audio Media Education Support).
(HCPC), Institute of Food Science and Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB),
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Fashion, Marketing, Tourism Media and Journalism Physiotherapy and
and Events Our purpose-built television studio and Paramedicine
Choose from a wide range of exciting gallery, radio studio and newsroom all Students will have access to first rate
programmes of study that benefit from feature modern digital equipment, facilities, developing the professional skills
vibrant learning environments, creative providing students access to industry- required to practice in the areas of
technologies and authentic business standard software to produce television paramedic science and physiotherapy.
experiences. Our graduates are equipped and radio packages and bulletins, blogs, Our BSc in Paramedic Science is the first
with distinctive knowledge and skills to newspapers and magazines. The of its kind in Scotland, whilst our
meet the challenges of today’s global Complete University Guide (2019) Physiotherapy students are able to hone
business environment. Our students have features us in its Top 20 UK universities their skills through our on-site physio
been involved in events such as Glasgow’s for media and communications and our clinic.
Commonwealth Games, the Ryder Cup accreditations include the Broadcast
Journalism Training Council (BJTC) and
and the Rugby World Cup. We offer
the National Council for the Training of
Psychology
courses accredited by the Tourism
Management Institute (TMI) and the Journalists (NCTJ). The focus of the BSc (Hons) Applied
Institute of Hospitality. Psychology degree is to apply core
Nursing and Community psychological material to real life
Finance, Accounting and Risk Health examples. You will qualify with a British
Psychological Society (BPS) accredited
With close links to employers, key players Whether focusing on children, adults, degree which meets the requirements for
and accrediting bodies within the sector, mental health, learning disabilities or the Graduate Basis for Chartered
our teaching in accountancy, finance, professional studies, our Nursing Membership. We specialise in four areas:
investment and risk management is degrees offer students the opportunity Counselling, Forensic, Health and Sport &
founded on a commitment to research to develop caring careers that can Exercise Psychology.
and teaching cutting-edge, contemporary transform the lives of patients, families
and impartial information. Our range of and communities. We have a number of
accreditations include ACCA, Chartered collaborative partnerships with several Social Science
Insurance Institute (CII) and Institute of NHS Health Boards, third sector The BA Social Sciences provides you with
Risk Management (IRM). organisations, (e.g. SAMH, BHF), the opportunity to develop a wide
Hospices, European Institutes and knowledge base from a selection of subject
Management & Human Networks. areas which include politics, history,
Resources Management sociology, policing and criminology. You
We are interested in investigating and
Occupational Therapy will also have the opportunity to study
challenging operational management and Human Nutrition and language modules and study abroad as
part of your degree.
techniques in commercial, public and Dietetics
not-for-profit/social enterprise settings, as
well as with public policy debates about GCU’s Occupational Therapy programme Social Work
social innovation. Our programmes are develops the skills needed to work in
also accredited by the Chartered health, social care and beyond. The The BA Social Work degree is accredited
Management Institute (CMI), Institute Dietetics programme is highly student by the Scottish Social Services Council
of Operations Management (IOM), centred and prepares students to be the (SSSC). We are passionate about
Chartered Institute of Procurement and ‘Dietitians of the Future’. As well as supporting a new generation of social
Supply (CIPS) and Chartered Institute of being HCPC accredited, graduates of workers who can work autonomously and
Logistics and Transport (CILT). BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy are introduce critical reflective practices to
eligible to apply for membership of the this important sector.
Mechanical Engineering Royal College of Occupational Therapists
Our programmes offer a highly integrated
(RCOT) and graduates of BSc (Hons) Vision Science
Human Nutrition and Dietetics
discipline which harness the influence of programme can apply for membership of The only vision science teaching unit in
a range of specialisms such as computer the British Dietetics Association. Scotland, the department is unique in
aided engineering design, advanced offering undergraduate degree programmes
manufacturing, composites material, Podiatry and Radiography in Optometry and Orthoptics. Courses
engineering analysis, robotics, reliability enable students to gain hands-on clinical
engineering, and process optimisation. From Diagnostic Imaging and Oral
experiences in our state-of-the-art Vision
We equip our graduates with skills to be Health Science to Podiatry and
Centre and are accredited by the General
capable of practising and progressing Radiotherapy and Oncology, our courses
Optical Council and the Health and Care
within the industrial and commercial are informed by practice colleagues in
Professions Council (HCPC).
environment as highly skilled Chartered the NHS and relevant professional
(CEng) or Incorporated (IEng) Engineers. bodies to ensure they remain relevant
Our programmes are globally recognised and up-to-date. GCU is the largest
with the accreditation from Institution of provider of therapeutic radiography
Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). education in Scotland. Students also
benefit from state-of-the art facilities.
Turn for course lists
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Glasgow School for Business and Society
Building
inclusive
societies You’ll gain the skills and
experience required to thrive
in a professional or business
environment on the global
stage. You’ll take part in the kind
of changes that are leading to a
more just and equal society.
Tanya
Fashion student with
Diane (lecturer)
Join our Glasgow School for
Business and Society and you’ll
be part of an exciting learning
community, focusing on enhancing
your skills for the real world and
your future employability.
Work in our
With links to our industry partners, industry-standard
placement opportunities and facilities and enjoy
professionally accredited degrees, the highest level of
this school is the place where you can professional training.
build your career.
Our Risk Management and International
Business programmes offer the option of a
full-year placement in year 3, with all others
offering work-related experience.
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Economics and Law
Patricia • Bachelor of Laws LLB (Hons) M114
Law student • Bachelor of Laws Fast-track LLB M115
Finance, Accounting and Risk
• Accountancy BA (Hons)* N400
• Finance, Investment and Risk BA (Hons)* N390
• Risk Management BA (Hons)* N291
Fashion, Marketing, Tourism and Events
• Fashion Design with Business BA (Hons) 8U9N
• International Events Management (year 3 entry only)
BA (Hons) 2H3U
• International Fashion Branding BA (Hons)* W2N5
• International Fashion Business (year 3 entry only)
BA (Hons) 8U9M
• International Marketing BA (Hons)* 3G5B
Be part of GCU’s Law • International Tourism and Events Management
BA (Hons) 2H3V
Clinic and use your legal
expertise to help those
Management & Human Resources
most in need. Management
• Business Management BA (Hons)* 8J9J
• International Business BA (Hons)* N120
• International Business with Languages BA (Hons) 3P3L
• International Business and Human Resource
Management BA (Hons)* 2T4T
• International Business and Tourism Management
(Year 3 entry only) BA (Hons) 4R5T
• International Supply Chain Management
(Year 3 entry only) (Hons) 3T4W
Media and Journalism
• Media and Communication BA (Hons)* PP93
• Multimedia Journalism BA (Hons)* P500
Social Science
• Social Sciences BA (Hons)** L000
College pathways
We have pathways in Accountancy, Finance,
Investment and Risk, Risk Management, International
Tourism and Events Management and International
Business and Human Resource Management.***
*Year 1 and Year 3 entry routes are available for this course.
**Year 1, 2 and 3 entry routes are available for this course.
***For more information on College Pathways see page 57.
For your UCAS application, you need the University code
(GCU G42) and the course code (you’ll find this in bold
next to the course name).
Visit our website for the latest course
information, entry requirements and
Iida, Tamara, Nestor, Ronan and Kristin application details:
Media and Communications students with Andrew (lecturer) gcu.ac.uk/undergraduate
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Economics and Law Fashion, Marketing, Tourism
and Events
LLB (Hons) Bachelor of Laws
If you enjoy absorbing information and communicating
effectively, and are interested in potentially pursuing a career as
BA (Hons)
a solicitor, you can study the legal system of Scotland, as well as
private, public, criminal and commercial law at degree level.
Fashion Design
Entry requirements with Business
LLB study option: Full time
UCAS code: M114 Using your creativity and innovation skills, you can study
Year 1 textiles, illustration, CAD, design and production, together with
SQA Higher: AABBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C business and marketing at degree level. Progress to an exciting
career as a designer or start your own fashion business.
A level: BBB including English/Law plus GCSE Maths at C/4
ILC Higher: H1, H1, H2, H3, H3, including English at H2 or above Entry requirements
plus Maths at H5 or 02 BA (Hons) study option: Full time
IB Diploma: 28 points must include English and Maths UCAS code: 8U9N
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in a relevant subject at DDM
plus A level English/Law at B plus Maths at C/4 Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBBB including Art & Design and English at B
English language: IELTS of overall 7.0 with 6.5 in each element plus Nat 5 Maths at C
or equivalent. A level: BCC plus GCSE Art/Textile, Maths and English at C/4
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3 including English and Art at H2
or above plus Maths at H5 or O2
IB Diploma: 25 points must include Visual Arts, English and
LLB Bachelor of Laws Fast-track Maths
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
plus GCSE Art/Textile, Maths and English at C/4
If you hold an honours degree in another discipline, attain LLB
status in two years. Pursue a career as a solicitor via this fast English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
track LLB route. Study the legal system of Scotland, as well as element below 5.5.
private, public, criminal and commercial law at degree level.
Entry requirements
LLB study option: Full time
UCAS code: M115
BA (Hons)
LLB Fast-track: 2: 1 Honours degree or higher (any discipline) 2:
2 Honours/unclassified degree with an average of 65% or International Events
above may be considered.
References/interview may be required. Management
Note: It should also be drawn to the attention of applicants from (Year 3 entry only)
outwith Scotland that Scotland is a separate jurisdiction from
those which apply else where in the UK, including England and
Become an events manager if you enjoy organising and
Wales. Any qualification in Scots Law would enable a graduate
planning. Study how to create, manage and deliver successful
to proceed to further education and training to enable them to
events at degree level.
practise only in the Scottish jurisdiction and they may have to
undertake a conversion course in order to be able to practise Entry requirements
elsewhere. BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: 2H3U
English language: IELTS of overall 7.0 with 6.5 in each element
or equivalent. Year 3
College HND: Events Management, Hospitality Management
or Music Business with AB in graded units. Other related HND
programmes may be considered.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.10
BA (Hons) International BA (Hons)
Fashion Branding International
Pursue a career as a retail buyer, visual merchandiser or stylist if Fashion Business
you have a creative business mind and an interest in fashion.
Study the fashion industry, fashion brand development and (Year 3 entry only)
management, promotion and communication, marketing and
fashion buying at degree level. If you hold an HND, push your creativity skills and develop your
Entry requirements business knowledge to become a fashion designer. Learn core
BA (Hons) study option: Full time skills in pattern cutting, garment construction and computer-
UCAS code: W2N5 aided design and study business and management at degree
level.
Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C Entry requirements
A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 BA (Hons) study option: Full time
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3 including English at H2 or above UCAS code: 8U9M
plus Maths at H5 or O2 Year 3
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths College HND: Fashion: Design and Production with Retail or
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM HND Fashion Design and Manufacture with AB in graded units.
plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no element below 5.5.
element below 5.5.
BA (Hons) International Fashion BA (Hons) International
Branding (Year 3 entry only) Marketing
You can become a marketing manager or brand manager if you
If you hold an HND, you can progress your skills in fashion enjoy being creative and imaginative while working with data
brand management, marketing, retail buying, product and achieving set targets. Study advertising, sales, market
development and fashion promotion and communication at research, public relations (PR), social media and brand
degree level. Become a retail buyer, visual merchandiser or promotion skills at degree level.
stylist in the fashion, marketing or retail sectors.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements BA (Hons) study option: Full time
BA (Hons) study option: Full time UCAS code: 3G5B
UCAS code: W2N5
Year 1
Year 3 SQA Higher: BBBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C
College HND: Fashion Business, HND Marketing, HND Retail A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
Management, HND Advertising and PR or HND Fashion Design ILC Higher: H2, H2, H3, H3, H3, including English at H3 or
and Production with Retail with AA in graded unit/s. Other above plus Maths at H5 or O2
business related HND qualifications may be considered. IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
element below 5.5. plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
SWAP: Humanities at BBB
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.11
BA (Hons) International Finance, Accounting and Risk
Marketing (Year 3 entry only) BA (Hons) Accountancy
If you hold an HND and would like to become a marketing Study accounting, financial management, tax and auditing at
manager or brand manager, study international marketing at degree level. You can become an accountant working with facts
degree level. Progress your skills in advertising, sales, market and figures and being meticulous in your work.
research, public relations (PR), social media and brand
Entry requirements
promotion.
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
Entry requirements UCAS code: N400
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
Year 1
UCAS code: 3G5B
SQA Higher: ABBBB including English and Maths
Year 3 A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at B/5
College HND: Marketing, HND Advertising and PR, HND Retail ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3, including English and Maths at
Management or HND Business with AA in graded units. Higher level
IB Diploma: 25 points must include Maths and English
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business at DMM plus
element below 5.5.
GCSE Maths and English at B/6
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.
BA (Hons)
International BA (Hons) Accountancy
Tourism and Events (Year 3 entry only)
Management If you hold an HND you can progress to become a degree
qualified accountant. Study accounting, financial management,
Become an international tourism or events manager if you enjoy tax and auditing skills at degree level.
planning and collaborating. Study the creation, management
and delivery of successful events and tourism initiatives at Entry requirements
degree level. BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N400
Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time Year 3
UCAS code: 2H3V College HND: Accounting with AAA in graded units.
Year 1 English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
SQA Higher: BBBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C element below 5.5.
A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
ILC Higher: H2, H2, H3, H3, H3 including English at H3 plus Maths
at H5 or O2
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths BA (Hons) Finance, Investment
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 and Risk
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no Become a financial expert and put your analytical and problem
element below 5.5. solving skills to the test. Study personal finance, corporate
finance, investment, banking, international finance and risk at
degree level.
Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N390
Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C
A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, including English at H3 plus Maths
at H5 or O212
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM BA (Hons) Risk Management
plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
(Year 3 entry only)
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5. If you hold an HND, study at degree level and become a risk
manager. Progress your skills in risk and threat assessment and
mitigation along with core business and management skills.
Entry requirements
BA (Hons) Finance, Investment BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N291
and Risk (Year 3 entry only) Year 3
College HND: Business or HND Administration and IT with AB/
If you hold an HND, study at degree level and become a BA in graded units. Other business-related HND qualifications
financial services expert and analyst. Progress your knowledge may be considered.
in personal finance, corporate finance, investment, banking,
international finance and risk. English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.
Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N390
Year 3
College HND: Accounting or HND Financial Services with AAB
in graded units, or HND Business with AB in graded units. Other
Management and Human
finance-related HND qualifications will also be considered. Resources Management
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5. BA (Hons) Business
Management
Discover opportunities in compliance or quality assurance,
BA (Hons) Risk Management project management or consultancy. If you enjoy being a strong
leader, working with others and problem solving, you can
You can become a risk manager if you enjoy analysing and making become a business manager, analyst or adviser. Learn financial
impactful decisions using specialist skills. Study the identification, management, marketing, operations management and human
assessment and reduction of threats to an organisation’s success resource management skills at degree level with the added
along with core business skills at degree level with the added option of a placement in year three.
option of a placement in year three. Entry requirements
Entry requirements BA (Hons) study option: Full time
BA (Hons) study option: Full time UCAS code: 8J9J
UCAS code: N291 Year 1
Year 1 SQA Higher: ABBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C
SQA Higher: BBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C A level: BCC PLUS GCSE Maths and English at 4/C
A level: CCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 ILC Higher: H1 H2 H3 H3 H3 must include English at H2, and
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, including English at H3 plus Maths Maths at H5 or O2
at H5 or O2 IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at MMM plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 SWAP: Humanities at ABB
SWAP: Access to STEM programme at BBC English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no element below 5.5.
element below 5.5.13
BA (Hons) Business BA (Hons) International
Management (Year 3 entry only) Business (Year 3 entry only)
If you hold an HND, study at degree level and progress to a If you hold an HND, study at degree level and become a
career as a business manager or analyst working in compliance, qualified business analyst or manager. Progress your skills in
quality assurance or project management. Develop an international finance, human resources, business economics
international outlook through business strategy, operations and and international marketing at degree level.
human resource management. Work entrepreneurially on a
Entry requirements
community-based project as well as choosing an option to
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
specialise at degree level.
UCAS code: N120
Entry requirements
Year 3
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
Direct entry is available to the following pathways:
UCAS code: 8J9J
- BA International Business (Apply with UCAS code: N120):
Year 3 HND Business with AB/BA in graded units.
College HND: Business, HND Administration and IT or HND - BA International Business and Human Resource
Retail Management with AB/ABB in graded units. Other Management (Apply with UCAS code: 2T4T): HND
business-related HND programmes may be considered. Business with AB/BA in graded units. Priority will be
given to applicants with at least two optional units in
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
HRM, particularly those in HRM: Core Activities Unit. Other
element below 5.5.
applicants will be considered on a case by case basis.
- BA International Business and Tourism Management
(Apply with UCAS code: 4R5T): HND Travel and Tourism
or HND Hospitality Management with AB/BA in graded
units. Other related HND qualifications may be considered
BA (Hons) International English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
Business element below 5.5.
Study international finance, human resources, business
economics and international marketing at degree level. Progress
into a professional career as a globally-connected business
analyst or manager.
BA (Hons) International
Entry requirements Business and Human Resource
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N120 Management (Year 3 entry only)
Year 1 If you hold an HND and enjoy leading people, mediating and
SQA Higher: ABBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C communicating, you can become a human resources manager
A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 or office manager. Study HR, responsible leadership,
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3, including English at H2 or above employment rights and talent management at degree level.
plus Maths at H5 or O2
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths Entry requirements
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma at DMM plus GCSE Maths BA (Hons) study option: Full time
and English at C/4 UCAS code: 2T4T
SWAP: Humanities at ABB Year 3
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no College HND: Business or Human Resource Management with
element below 5.5. AB/BA in graded units. Priority will be given to applicants with
at least two optional units in HRM, particularly those in HRM:
Core Activities Unit. Other applicants will be considered on a
case by case basis.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.14
BA (Hons) BA (Hons) International Supply
International Business Chain Management
and Tourism (Year 3 entry only)
Management
You can become a supply chain manager working to oversee
(Year 3 entry only) production and manufacturing if you enjoy decision-making and
being organised. Study purchasing, logistics, operations,
procurement and project management at degree level.
If you hold an HND, study at degree level and become a degree
qualified tourism manager. Progress your knowledge of Entry requirements
international business, destination development, planning, BA (Hons) study option: Full time
marketing, urban regeneration and finance. UCAS code: 3T4W
Entry requirements Year 1
BA (Hons) study option: Full time Direct entry to Year 3 only.
UCAS code: 4R5T
Year 3
Year 3 College HND: Supply Chain Management, HND Business, HND
College HND: Travel and Tourism or HND Hospitality Retail Management or HND Administration and IT with AB/
Management with AB/BA in graded units. Other related HND BA in graded units. Other related HNDs qualifications may be
qualifications may be considered. considered.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5. element below 5.5.
BA (Hons) International Media and Journalism
Business with Languages
Become an international business entrepreneur if you enjoy
BA (Hons) Media and
being globally-connected and communicating effectively. Study
a choice of two languages from French, Spanish, German or
Communication
Italian along with international business subjects at degree level. If you enjoy being independent and critically-minded, you can
Entry requirements become a content producer or multimedia specialist. Study
BA (Hons) study option: Full time media for film, TV, press, radio and digital platforms at degree
UCAS code: 3P3L level.
Year 1 Entry requirements
SQA Higher: ABBBB including English and a language (French, BA (Hons) study option: Full time
German, Italian or Spanish) plus Nat 5 Maths at C UCAS code: PP93
A level: BCC including AS Level French, German, Italian or Year 1
Spanish at B, plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4 SQA Higher: ABBB including English
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3, including English and language A level: BCC plus GCSE English at C/4
(either French, German, Italian or Spanish) at H2 or above plus ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3 including English at H2 or above
Maths at H5 or O2 IB Diploma: 25 points including English
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and a language BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
(either French, German, Italian or Spanish) and Maths plus GCSE English at C/4
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma at DMM including AS Level SWAP: Humanities at BBB
French, German, Italian or Spanish at B plus GCSE Maths and
English at C/4 English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.15
BA (Hons) Media and Social Science
Communication (Year 3 entry only) BA (Hons) Social Sciences
If you hold an HND, progress your skills in film, TV, press, radio
Follow a career focused on understanding and changing society.
and digital media at undergraduate degree level. Pursue a career
Study this degree course and explore issues such as crime,
as a content producer or multimedia specialist.
justice, democracy, globalisation, immigration, gender,
Entry requirements consumer culture, and human rights.
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
Entry requirements
UCAS code: PP93
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
Year 3 UCAS code: L000
College HND: Creative Industries: Media and Communication
Year 1
or HND Advertising and PR with AB in graded units.
SQA Higher: ABBBB including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no A level: BCC plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
element below 5.5. ILC Higher: H1, H2, H3, H3, H3, including English plus Maths at
O2 or H5
IB Diploma: 25 points must include English and Maths
BA (Hons) Multimedia BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
plus GCSE Maths and English at C/4
Journalism SWAP: Humanities at ABB
Year 2
Become a journalist, writer or editor with this course, which is College HNC: Social Sciences with A in graded units.
accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC)
Year 3
and the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ).
College HND: Social Sciences with AAB in graded units.
Enjoy writing, investigating and communicating while
progressing your skills in shorthand, news reporting, page English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
layout, broadcasting and editing techniques at degree level. element below 5.5.
Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: P500
College pathways
Year 1
SQA Higher: AABB including English or Media Studies
A level: BCC plus GCSE English B/5
BA (Hons) Accountancy
ILC Higher: H1, H2, H2, H3 including English or Media Studies
at H2 or above
Pathway
IB Diploma: 25 points including English
Study an HND at college before progressing to GCU to
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant subject at DMM
complete your degree. If you are passionate about being a
plus GCSE English B/5
logical thinker and working with facts and figures, you can
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no become an accountant. Study accounting, financial
element below 5.5. management, tax and auditing at degree level.
Entry requirements
BA/BA (Hons) study option: Full time
BA (Hons) Multimedia UCAS code: N410
Pathway courses are for Scottish domiciled applicants only.
Journalism (Year 3 entry only) Year 1
SQA Higher: BBC or equivalent including English and Maths.
If you hold an HND and would like to become a journalist, writer
or editor, study this course, which is accredited by the Broadcast Progression
Journalism Training Council (BJTC) and the National Council for Progress to Year 3 from Glasgow Clyde College with an HND
the Training of Journalists (NCTJ). Progress your shorthand, Accounting with AAA in graded units.
writing, broadcasting and editing skills at degree level.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
Entry requirements element below 5.5.
BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: P500
Year 3
College HND: Practical Journalism or HND Creative Industries:
Media and Communication with a AB/BA in graded units.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.16
BA (Hons) Finance, Investment BA (Hons) Risk Management
and Risk Pathway Pathway
Study an HND at college for two years and progress to year 3 of Study an HND at college before progressing to GCU to
this degree. Study personal finance, corporate finance, complete your degree. Study the identification, assessment and
investment, banking, international finance and risk at degree reduction of threats to an organisation’s success along with core
level. If you enjoy critical thinking, being analytical, problem business skills at degree level. If you enjoy analysing and making
solving and working with people you will enjoy a career as a impactful decisions using specialist skills, you can become a risk
financial expert and analyst. manager.
Entry requirements Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N391 UCAS code: N292
Pathway courses are for Scottish domiciled applicants only. Pathway courses are for Scottish domiciled applicants only.
Year 1 Year 1
SQA Higher: BBC or equivalent including English, plus National SQA Higher: BBC or equivalent including English plus Nat 5
5 Maths at C. Maths at C.
Progression Progression
Progress to Year 3 from City of Glasgow College with HND Progress to Year 3 of the degree with HND Business with AB or
Financial Services with AB/AAB in graded units. BA in graded units.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5. element below 5.5.
BA (Hons) International BA (Hons) International
Tourism and Events Business and Human Resource
Management Pathway Management Pathway
Using your planning and collaboration skills, study an HND at Study an HND at college for two years and progress to year 3 of
college for two years and Progress to year 3 of this degree. You this degree. You can become a human resources manager or
can become an international tourism or events manager by office manager leading, mediating and communicating. Study
studying the creation, management and delivery of successful human resources, responsible leadership, employment rights
events and tourism initiatives at degree level. and talent management at degree level.
Entry requirements Entry requirements
BA (Hons) study option: Full time BA (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: N821 UCAS code: 2T5T
Pathway courses are for Scottish domiciled applicants only.
Year 1
Year 1 SQA Higher: BBC including English plus Nat 5 Maths at C
SQA Higher: BBC or equivalent including English plus Nat 5
Progression
Maths at C.
Progress into Year 3 with a HND Business with AB or BA in
Progression graded units
Progress to Year 3 of the degree with HND Events Management
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
with AB in graded units.
element below 5.5.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 (or equivalent) with no
element below 5.5.17
School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment
Creating sustainable
environments
In our School of Computing,
Engineering and Built Environment, Subhaan
Computing student
you’ll learn how innovations in
technologies and materials will create
a digitally secure and sustainable future.
With excellent links to employers Access state-of-the-
and the opportunity to gain in work art equipment on
experience, you’ll develop the vision programmes created
and the skills you need to excel in your hand in hand with
chosen industry. industry.
Computer games 3rd year students
recently presented their game at UN
climate summit.
We work closely with professional
bodies, ensuring our accredited courses
offer an industry-standard
of learning.18
Applied Computer Games Construction and Surveying
• 3D Animation and Visualisation (year 3 entry • Building Surveying BSc (Hons)* K230
only) BSc (Hons) 2E4W • Construction Management BSc (Hons)* K251
• Computer Games (Art and Animation) • Health and Safety Management BSc (Part-time only)
BSc (Hons) GW4G • Health, Safety and Environmental Management
• Computer Games (Design) BSc (Hons) GWK2 BSc (Hons) (Part-time only)*
• Computer Games (Software Development) • Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons)* K240
BSc (Hons) W280 • Real Estate BSc (Hons)* N232
• Digital Design (Graphics) (year 3 entry only)
BSc (Hons) 3K7P
Cyber Security and Networks
• Computer Networking BEng (Hons) I110
Applied Science • Cyber Security and Networks BSc (Hons) I121
• Forensic Investigation BSc (Hons) F410 • Digital Security and Forensics BSc (Hons) I111
Civil Engineering and Environmental Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Management • Audio Technology BSc (Hons) J932
• Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Building Services Engineering
BEng (Hons) H610 | MEng H611
BEng (Hons)* K242
• Electrical Power Engineering
• Fire Risk Engineering BEng (Hons)* H121
BEng (Hons)* H630 | MEng H631
• Environmental Civil Engineering
BSc (Hons)* H220
• Environmental Management BSc (Hons) FN82
Mechanical Engineering
• Computer-Aided Mechanical Engineering
Computing BEng (Hons)* H131 | MEng H132
• Mechanical Systems Engineering
• Computing BSc (Hons) G401
BEng (Hons)* H360 | MEng H361
• IT Management for Business BSc (Hons) 5C92
• Software Development for Business
BSc (Hons) 7U8K
College pathways
We have pathways in Building Surveying,
Construction Management, Quantity Surveying,
Cyber Security and Networks, Electrical and
Electronic Engineering, Electrical Power
Engineering and Computer-Aided Mechanical
Engineering.**
*Part-time study is available for this course - apply at
gcu.ac.uk
**For more information on College Pathways see page 57.
For your UCAS application, you need the University
code (GCU G42) and the course code (you’ll find this
in bold next to the course name).
Please Note: We have year 1, year 2, and year 3
articulation routes available for selected programmes
See our online course list for more information.
Visit our website for the
latest course information,
entry requirements and
application details:
gcu.ac.uk/undergraduate
Prospective students interacting with gaming
technology at Name
open day 2018
Course19
Applied Computer Games BSc (Hons) Computer Games
BSc (Hons) 3D Animation and (Design)
Visualisation (Year 3 entry only) Using your imaginative and creative skills you can progress to a
career as a computer games designer. Study the creation of
virtual worlds, innovative games, games storytelling and how
Create 3D characters and environments using the latest
the latest games technology can be applied to real-world
computer technology and techniques. Study 3D animation and
problems.
visualisation at degree level and discover exciting career
opportunities across expanding creative sectors. Entry requirements
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
Entry requirements
UCAS code: GWK2
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: 2E4W Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBB including Maths or Computing at B plus Nat
Year 3
5 English at C
College HND: 3D Computer Animation (or equivalent) with a B
A level: CCC including Maths or Computing plus GCSE English
in graded unit/s. Applicants will be required to submit a digital
at C/4
portfolio.
ILC Higher: H1 H2 H3 H3 including Maths or Computing plus
Portfolio English at Ordinary Level O2
All applicants are required to submit a digital portfolio to gauge IB Diploma: 24 points including Maths or Computing
creative potential, motivation and suitability for the programme. BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma at MMM in relevant
Portfolios may be shortlisted to allow for an interview stage computing subject which includes Maths module
from a smaller pool of applicants. SWAP: Access to STEM programme at ABB
English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less Year 2
than 5.5. College HNC: 15 credit HNC Computer Games Development
with B in graded units. Must include the following units:
Mathematics for Interactive Computing: Essential Techniques
or Mathematics: Calculus and Matrices for Computing.
BSc (Hons) Computer Games Year 3
College HND: Computer Games Development (with the Design
(Art and Animation) Heavy delivery profile). The HND must include B in graded
unit/s. Please note specific modules are required for entry.
If you are interested in computer-based art and design, study These can be found on our website.
the latest creative technology and techniques in computer English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less
games art and animation. You can discover exciting career than 5.5.
opportunities across the expanding games industry.
Entry requirements
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: GW4G
Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBB including Art & Design
ILC Higher: H1 H2 H3 H3 including Art & Design
A level: CCC including Art & Design
IB Diploma: 24 points must include Visual Arts
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in relevant Art & Design
subject at MMM
College HNC: Visual Communication with C in graded unit
Year 3
College HND: 3D Computer Animation with B in graded units.
Portfolio
All candidates are required to submit a portfolio as part of the
selection process.
English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less
than 5.5.20
BSc (Hons) Computer Games Portfolio
All applicants will be expected to submit a digital portfolio to
(Software Development) gauge creative potential, motivation and suitability for the
programme. Portfolios may be short-listed to allow for an
interview stage from a smaller pool of applications.
If you think you would enjoy computer programming and
games, study applied computer games at degree level. Learn English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less than 5.5.
how to create complex games and how these techniques can be
applied to real-world problems as a games software developer.
Entry requirements
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time Applied Science
UCAS code: W280
Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBB including Maths or Computing at B plus Nat BSc (Hons)
5 English at C
A level: CCC including Maths or Computing plus GCSE English Forensic
at C/4
ILC Higher: H1 H2 H3 H3 including Maths or Computing plus
Investigation
English at Ordinary Level O2
IB Diploma: 24 points including Maths If you enjoy chemistry and practical investigation, you can
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma at MMM in relevant become a forensic scientist or analytical chemist. Study criminal
computing subject which includes Maths module plus GCSE investigation, environmental protection, forensic analysis and
English at C/4 microscopy at degree level.
SWAP: Access to STEM programme at ABB Entry requirements
Year 2 BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
College HNC: 15 credit HNC Computer Games Development UCAS code: F410
with B in graded units. Must include the following units: Year 1
Mathematics for Interactive Computing: Essential Techniques SQA Higher: BBBC including Chemistry, plus Nat 5 English and Maths
or Mathematics: Calculus and Matrices for Computing. A level: CCC including Chemistry, plus GCSE English and Maths at
Year 3 C/4
College HND: Computer Games Development (with the code ILC Higher: H2 H2 H3 H3 including Chemistry, plus English and
heavy delivery model). HND must include a B in graded units. Maths at Ordinary Level O2
Please note specific modules are required for entry. These can IB Diploma: 24 points must include Chemistry at Higher Level
be found on our website. SWAP: Access to STEM programme at BBB
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Applied/Forensic Science
English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less (must include Chemistry) at MMM plus GCSE Maths and
than 5.5. English at C/4
Year 2
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Applied/Forensic Science
(must include Chemistry) at DDM plus GCSE Maths and
BSc (Hons) Digital Design English at C/4
College HNC: 15 credit HNC Applied Science with B in graded
(Year 3 entry only) unit, must include Chemistry, Maths and Biology.
English language: IELTS score 6.0 with no element below 5.5.
Study the creation of visual design, user experience for web,
mobile and motion graphics at degree level. Solve complex
problems with innovative, visually-creative solutions and
progress as a digital designer or UI/UX designer.
Entry requirements
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
UCAS code: 3K7Q
Year 3
College HND: B in graded units in one of the following:
HND Graphic Design, HND Digital Media, HND Visual
Communication, HND Graphic Design for Print and New Media,
HND Interactive Media, HND Digital Design and Development,
HND Web Development, HND Computer Arts and Design.21
Civil Engineering and BSc (Hons) Environmental Civil
Environmental Management Engineering
BEng (Hons) Building Services If you enjoy physics and maths, you can become a civil engineer.
Study structural engineering and construction at degree level.
Engineering Entry requirements
BSc (Hons) study option: Full time
Put your analytical and problem-solving skills to the test. Study UCAS code: H220
engineering theory and electrical systems at degree level and
progress to careers such as building services engineer. Year 1
SQA Higher: ABBB including either Maths, Physics,
Entry requirements Technological Studies or Engineering Science plus Nat 5 English
BEng (Hons) study option: Full time at C. Nat 5 Maths at C is also required if not taken at Higher
UCAS code: K242 Level
Year 1 A level: BCC including Maths or Physics plus GCSE English at
SQA Higher: BBCC including Maths and either Physics, C/4
Technological Studies or Engineering Science, plus Nat 5 English ILC Higher: H1 H2 H3 H3 including Maths or Physics, plus
at C. English and Maths at Ordinary Level O2 if not taken at Higher
A level: CCC including Maths and Physics plus GCSE English at IB Diploma: 24 points must include Maths and Physics
C/4 BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Civil Engineering at MMM
ILC Higher: H2 H2 H4 H4 including Maths and Physics plus or Technology/Engineering subject at MMM must include
English at Ordinary Level O2 Maths plus GCSE English at C
IB Diploma: 24 points including Maths and Physics SWAP: Access to STEM programme (to include Maths and
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering subject at Physics) at BBB
MMM College HNC: HNC Civil Engineering or Built Environment with
SWAP: Access to STEM programme at BBB. B in graded unit.
Year 2 Year 2
College HNC: 15 credit HNC in Mechanical Engineering, College HND: Civil Engineering with BB in graded unit/s
Electrical Engineering or Building Services Engineering with Year 3
B in graded unit. Other related HNC qualifications may be College HND: Civil Engineering with AA in graded unit/s
considered.
A level: BBC including Maths and Physics plus GCSE English at English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less
C/4. than 5.5.
BTEC: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical
Engineering at DMM BSc (Hons) study option: Part time
UCAS code: N/A
Year 3 You have the option to study part time with this degree course.
College HND: Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering
or Building Services Engineering or Sustainable Design with Year 1
B in graded unit. Other related HND qualifications may be SQA Higher: ABBB including either Maths, Physics,
considered. Technological Studies or Engineering Science
College HNC/D: HNC Civil Engineering with B in graded unit.
English language: IELTS test score 6.0 with no element less HND in Built Environment or other Engineering subject plus
than 5.5. evidence of Maths or Physics at Higher or equivalent level
BEng (Hons) study option: Part time Year 2
UCAS code: N/A HND in Civil Engineering with B in the graded units. If Fluid
You have the option to study part time with this degree course. Mechanics unit has not been completed as part of the HND, a
pass in the GCU Fluid Mechanics test will be required
Year 1
College HNC: Building Services Engineering or Electrical Year 3
Engineering or any Engineering HNC with B in graded unit College HND in Civil Engineering with AA in the graded units
and including Hydraulics unit
Year 2
College HND: Building Services Engineering or Sustainable Additional requirements
Design or Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering with Applicants must be in full-time relevant employment within
B in graded unit industry
Additional requirements
Applicants to the part-time programme must be in suitable full-
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