humanities course providers in Lancashire

The School of Economic Science was founded in London in 1937 by Leon MacLaren. The establishment of the School occurred partly in response to the great economic depression in the early 1930s, which had a devastating effect on the economic and social welfare of many. As a result, the central subject of... See more

As a Beacon college, with a national reputation for innovation and excellence in learning, Blackpool and The Fylde College's achievements are the result of the exceptional effort and commitment of our staff and students.The College is one of the largest colleges in the country and the work we do is remarkably... See more

The University of Central Lancashire is going global – and is evolving every minute of every day. We are now one of the largest universities in the UK with a student and staff community of more than 35,000 students, 500 undergraduate courses and 180 postgraduate courses – and it’s not stopping there... See more

Ashton Sixth Form College has been providing quality education to school leavers for many years and continues to grow and develop to meet the demands of local 16 to 19 year olds.The College is a major provider of the highest quality academic and vocational education in the area. A recent report found... See more

A very warm welcome to City and Islington College.If you want to study at one of the country's most successful colleges, our website is a good place to start. I hope that you'll become one of our many student success stories, on track to get great results.Our excellent achievement rates were one of the... See more

The central campus is situated close to Manchester’s city centre. There are six further campus locations, four in other parts of the city and two in Cheshire, 36 miles (58 km) from Manchester: * Faculty of Art and Design * Faculty of Health, Psychology and Social Care * Hollings Faculty * Faculty of... See more

At Preston College we pride ourselves on offering an exceptional experience to all our students, whether you are a school leaver looking to study A Levels or a vocational course, or an adult returning to education.Year on year our students achieve outstanding results and many progress to further study... See more

Salford City College was established on 1st January 2009 following the merger of Eccles, Pendleton and Salford College. Our mission is to 'inspire people to create opportunities and enrich lives through learning'.We have a variety of locations in and around Salford where you can study. This newly established... See more

Mission StatementAs a Catholic Sixth Form College we strive to be a centre of educational excellence for the community built on faith, respect and trust. We celebrate diversity amongst all our students and staff and seek to nurture the gifts of each individual through high quality teaching and learning... See more

Lancaster was born out of innovation. For a start, the idea of a campus university was a fairly new concept. Students were, and still are expected to take three subjects during their first year. This scheme enabled new students to study three subjects in equal depth during their first year and then specialise... See more