Degree

The reasons for choosing a Business course are as wide and varied as the courses on offer but perhaps the most important is that these courses provide a broad and relevant educational base for the future professional advisor and business manager...

Social work is a challenging and exciting career choice. Also the social care sector is currently taking a huge step forward, embracing improvements in standards and developing greater professionalism amongst the workforce. Could social work be the career for you?
What do social workers do?

Are you one of the thousands of young people considering going to University in the near future?  If this sounds like you, then read on. University is something which most people want to try, whether the aim is to get a great degree leading to your dream job or just to have a great time whilst developing a wonderful social life.

London is arguably the very greatest of the early modern cities, a place always fabulous and exciting. It has survived plagues, fire and war, and earned its place over and over as a centre of innovation and power.

Why choose a degree in Games? Why not study in an area that is challenging, that is dynamic and technically demanding, has depth and breadth of study, has rewarding career options AND is fun? From most people’s point of view, a degree in Games sounds like a degree in Media Studies – one of the most popular scapegoats for the so-called “Mickey Mouse” degrees.

A degree in Informatics enables you to develop software and computing systems, but it also enables you to design and develop information and knowledge management systems, user interfaces and technology for supporting business processes.

Physics is at the heart of science and society and is not only essential to our lives today and tomorrow but can be an inspiration to people of all ages. Developments in physics pervade modern society: phones, cars, electricity, holidays, computers, security, satellites and medical devices. Physics gives you the skills needed for a wide range of careers too ranging from those in research and development, teaching and management to marketing and law.

It embraces every aspect of our lives, from crime to the environment, from buying a bus ticket to resolving international disputes. Studying law offers you the chance to question how society is regulated.You’ll develop skills which are greatly valued by employers. You’ll have an advantage over many of your contemporaries..... a strong basis upon which to choose your future career.