Four ways in. One of them fits you.

Foundation

A Foundation year is the on-ramp to a degree. It's built for people whose qualifications are older, from another country, or not quite at the level a Bachelor's asks for — and for anyone changing field entirely. You'll build the study skills and subject grounding you need, then move straight into the first year of a degree.

Good to know

• No recent or UK qualifications needed to start.
• Leads directly into a Bachelor's degree.
• Fundable through Student Finance, like the degree itself.

Bachelor's degree

A full undergraduate degree — the qualification most employers treat as the baseline for the roles you're aiming at. Studied in a format designed for working adults, so you progress steadily without stepping away from your income. This is the destination most people are heading towards, whether they start here or via a Foundation year.

Good to know

• Recognised, full undergraduate degree.
• Formats built around people who work.
• Tuition and living costs covered by Student Finance for eligible students.

Top-up

If you already hold a diploma, an HND, or completed part of a degree, a Top-up turns that into a full Bachelor's — often in a single year. It's the shortest route to a complete qualification for people who did the early work and never got the final credit. We check what you have and whether it maps onto a Top-up.

Good to know

• Builds on prior study you've already completed.
• Often the fastest way to a full Bachelor's.
• We assess whether your existing credits qualify.

Master's degree

Postgraduate study to specialise, move into a senior role, or change direction with authority. A Master's has its own funding route through Student Finance, separate from undergraduate loans. If you already hold a degree and want the next credential, this is the step — and we handle the application and funding the same way we do for every other level.

Good to know

• For those who already hold a Bachelor's.
• A dedicated postgraduate funding route exists.
• Same hands-on support with application and enrolment.