There are multiple programme durations:
• Standard: three academic year programme of full-time study and up to six years part-time.
• Non-standard: two academic year accelerated programme of full-time study with placement year, and up to four years part-time.
The pattern of full-time delivery varies depending on programme duration:
• Standard three year: Three terms per academic year. Full-time students will study 40-credits worth of modules per academic term. Within a term, the modules run in parallel with each other.
• Non-standard accelerated two year programme with placement: Three terms per academic year. Full-time students will study 60-credits worth of modules per academic term. Within a term, the modules run in parallel with each other.
Part-time study allows maximum flexibility for students to suit their workload and family commitments. Students will typically study half the credits of a full-time study equivalent (60 credits per year).
All modules are compulsory.
There are several programme durations:
- Standard mode: full-time study for three academic years and, maximum, part-time, six years.
- Non-standard mode: two academic year full-time study programme with placement year and part-time for a maximum of four years.
The full-time delivery pattern varies according to programme length:
- Standard three years: Three terms de per session. Full-time students will be taking 40-credits worth of modules in an academic term. Across a term, the modules run in parallel with one another.
- • A non-standard accelerated two-year programme with placement: Three terms per academic year. 60-credits worth of modules are studied per academic term by full time students. The modules run alongside each other within a term.
Part-time study provides the greatest flexibility for students to arrange around workload and family commitments. If a student was studying full-time for a degree, they would study 60 credits per year.
All modules are compulsory.
