What you can study

How an organisation actually runs: people, money, marketing, supply chains and the decisions that hold them together. Accounting, HR and the MBA all sit here.

Computing, software engineering, networks, cyber security and data science. The work is building and running the systems every other field now depends on.

Civil, mechanical, electrical and electronic engineering, mechatronics, and the management of engineering projects. Maths and physics carry most of it.

Healthcare management and public health, alongside biotechnology, genetics and nutrition science: the management of care and the science behind it.

Interior design, architecture, animation, fashion, and media and communication: the subjects where you make things, and learn how they reach the people they are for.

Hotels, travel, tourism and sport, studied as the businesses they are: running the operation, looking after the guests and filling the seats.

Teaching, early childhood care and educational leadership. For people who want to teach, and for teachers who want the qualification for the next step.

How people think and behave, and what follows from it: counselling, applied psychology, and the people side of running an organisation.

How laws are made, read and argued, and how they shape business and everyday life. An undergraduate law degree is the usual first degree for a legal career.

A year that bridges school and a degree, for students whose school results do not yet meet a university’s direct-entry requirements.

Diplomas and higher diplomas, including HNDs, for students after O/L or A/L. These qualifications can lead on to a top-up degree.

You need: Usually O/L or A/L

Full bachelor’s degrees in subjects such as business, computing, engineering, law, psychology and design, at the universities we work with.

You need: A/L or equivalent

Complete your bachelor’s degree with a top-up, building on a relevant higher diploma or HND. Some top-ups can be completed in one year.

You need: An HND or equivalent

Master’s degrees, postgraduate diplomas and MBAs, including executive MBAs. For graduates, and for working professionals who want to advance their careers.

You need: A bachelor’s degree