Missed your chance to go to University, changed your career path or need a degree to progress? Don't worry, there are alternative routes. An Access to Higher Education course will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to apply for a University degree. The course will cover the essential theory as well as best practice study skills to prepare you for the style of studying in Higher Education. Pathways include Combined Sciences, Nursing and Healthcare, and Social Sciences.
Adult Professional Courses
Expert qualifications that can be studied flexibly around your working life.
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Access to University and HE (Business Studies)
Part-time Faculty
What will I be learning? This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college,…
Access to University and HE (Criminology and Forensic Science)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
Access to University and HE (Criminology)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
Access to University and HE (Healthcare Professions)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
Access to University and HE (Medicine)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
Access to University and HE (Science)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
Access to University and HE (Social Sciences)
Part-time Faculty
This is a full time course. You will spend about 2 and a half days in college, you will study 4 subject…
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New accord guarantees learners placements at two universities
A new agreement has been secured that guarantees learners a placement offer at Southampton Solent University and University of Portsmouth, providing entry criteria is met.
Adult students on a career path are positive about going to university
According to figures recently reported by UCAS, the total number of applicants wishing to start university in September hit a new high. The findings coincide with the results of an exit poll of 250 adult learners from Eastleigh College in which 98% agreed that ‘My course will enable me to develop a new career’.