We offer a range of Higher Education courses, including HNDs, Foundation Degrees, and Initial Year/Extended degree programmes in various fields such as business, computing, engineering, science, healthcare, and creative industries. Check our website for a full list of available courses.
Entry requirements vary depending on the course. Typically, you will need relevant Level 3 qualifications such as A Levels, BTECs, or equivalent – most of our degree-level programmes expect a minimum of 48 UCAS points. Specific requirements can be found on our website or by contacting our admissions team.
WYou can apply for Higher Education courses online through UCAS. Simply browse the available courses on our website, select the one that interests you, and follow the application instructions.
We offer a range of support services for Higher Education students, including academic support, career advice, and access to our Student Support teams for personal and financial guidance.
Yes, there are various financial support options available, including student loansand bursaries. Our admissions team can provide more information on the options available to you.
The duration of Higher Education courses varies. HNDs and Foundation Degrees typically take two years, while Initial Year or Extended degree programmes take one year but are designed to provide you with access to a full three-year degree at university.
THigher Education students have access to modern IT facilities, libraries, study spaces, and student support services. Our campuses are equipped with industry-standard equipment to enhance your learning experience. If your programme is a Foundation degree, Initial Year or Extended degree, you’ll also be part of the University of Hertfordshire Consortium and have full access to their resources.
Most students choose to take out a student loan to pay for their course, this is the most cost-effective means of payment for most people. You can pay outright and set up an installment plan with the College, or you may have an employer who is sponsoring you to study.
SIf you need to withdraw from a course, you should contact our admissions team as soon as possible. They can provide information on the withdrawal process and any potential refunds, please note that depending on when you withdraw you may already be committed to a percentage of fees. You can find out more about our payment terms in our Higher Education policies.
We occasionally offer discounts and promotions for Higher Education courses. Check our website or contact our admissions team for the latest information on available discounts.
WClass sizes for Higher Education courses vary, but we pride ourselves on the personalised attention and a supportive learning environment. Our class sizes are smaller than universities and have a more personal feel to them, we find that many students say they prefer a smaller class size at this level of education.
We are committed to supporting all students, including those with disabilities or learning difficulties. Contact our Student Support team to discuss your needs and the support available to you.
MRegular attendance is important to ensure you get the most out of your course. Specific attendance requirements will be outlined by your tutor at the start of the course.
If you have any complaints or issues, please contact your tutor or our Quality team. We are committed to resolving any concerns promptly and effectively.
ITo enrolin a Higher Education course, you need to meet the entry criteria and complete the application process. Our admissions team can guide you through each step and help you with any required documentation.
IConsider your interests, career goals, and time commitments. Attending an open day or speaking with our admissions team can also help you make an informed decision.
IHigher Education courses offer advanced knowledge and skills, enhance your career prospects, and provide opportunities for personal and professional growth. They are a great way to pursue your academic and career goals in a structured environment.