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By level
Undergraduate
Three or four years for a bachelor's degree in the UK, three in France and Germany. You apply with your school-leaving results.
Postgraduate
A master's takes one year in the UK and one to two years in France and Germany. The most common route for our students.
Foundation and pathways
A year that bridges the gap when your school results or English do not yet meet a direct offer. It leads into the first year of the degree.
MBA
For applicants with real work experience, usually three years or more. One year full time in the UK, one to two years in France and Germany.
By subject
The subjects our students ask about most.
Business courses
A business degree teaches how organisations work: strategy, finance, marketing, operations, people and law.
See coursesComputer Science courses
Computer science covers programming, algorithms, data structures, systems, networks, databases, artificial intelligence and software engineering.
See coursesMBA courses
The Master of Business Administration is a general management degree for professionals with work experience.
See coursesEngineering courses
Engineering covers mechanical, civil, electrical and electronic, chemical, aerospace, automotive, materials and biomedical disciplines, plus newer fields such as robotics and renewable energy.
See coursesMedicine courses
Undergraduate medicine (MBBS, MBChB or MD) takes five to six years and combines pre-clinical science with clinical placements.
See coursesArtificial Intelligence courses
AI degrees cover machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, data engineering and the ethics of automated systems.
See coursesCyber Security courses
Cyber security degrees cover network security, cryptography, ethical hacking and penetration testing, digital forensics, security operations, governance and risk, and secure software development.
See coursesLaw courses
The LLB is a three-year qualifying law degree (four in Scotland).
See coursesMathematics courses
Mathematics degrees cover pure mathematics (analysis, algebra, geometry), applied mathematics (differential equations, mechanics, modelling), statistics and probability, and increasingly computation and data science.
See coursesMarketing courses
Marketing degrees cover consumer behaviour, brand management, digital and social media marketing, analytics, market research, advertising and strategy.
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