BA/BSc (Hons) Combined Studies

BA/BSc (Hons) Combined Studies
Course Level
Level 6

Course Description
In association with the University of Bradford.
A flexible full-time or part-time start to your degree, the BA/BSc (Hons) Combined Studies course allows you to study for the first 240 credits of your degree at Craven College. You can then continue to study part-time or full-time at the University of Bradford or another HE institution.
The Combined Studies Degree offers; evening tuition, one or two evenings per week as needed; a range of subjects; full financial support for many learners according to circumstances and a 24 week year in line with the University. You can use this flexible, wide-ranging degree towards a career in teaching, management, social and community work or retail.

Awarding Body
Course Content
You can choose from a range of areas of study at Craven College:
Creative Writing
Critical Thinking
English
Film Studies
History
Information and Communications Technologies
Psychology
Study Skills
If you want to study part of the time at Craven and part of the time at Bradford there is an even wider range of options, at Bradford you can also do:
Archaeological Sciences
Archaeology
Business and Management
Community Regeneration and Development Ecology
Environmental Science
Geography
ICT
International Relations and Politics
Languages
Local and Regional Studies
Media
Mobile Communications
Social Studies
Sustainable Development
Modules are each worth 10 or 20 credits and are offered on a flexible programme to give maximum choice.
All modules and study areas are offered subject to availability.

Additional Qualifications n/a

Career Progression
Top-up to the full BA/BSc (Hons) Combined Studies
Working towards a range of careers in Teaching, Management, Social and Community Work or Retail

Campus Work Experience
n/a

Assessment
Assessment varies from module to module with a mixture of course work and exams.

Attendance Course Length and Study Pattern
What is really wonderful about this course is that you can study at the speed which suits you. Some students are full time and they study alongside others who are taking as few as two modules a year.