Plus at least three years' relevant work experience (paid or voluntary) Diploma - Level 2
Our BSc Human Resource Management by distance learning combines all the benefits of a University of Leicester degree with the flexibility to suit the needs of working professionals. You have the option of applying for the Certificate, Diploma or full BSc depending on the level of qualification you aim to achieve.If you have relevant study or work experience, you may be able start the BSc at level 2 and complete the course in as little as 2 years.
The part-time BA (Hons) in Humanities and Arts provides the chance to gain a University of Leicester degree alongside your other life commitments. Its broad range of absorbing topics offers an intellectually stimulating programme of study. The course enhances your personal development, expands your understanding of the culture in which we live, and can also improve your employment prospects.
BBB. Two AS-levels considered in place of one A-level. General Studies accepted.
Over the course of this degree you will explore some of the most important and interesting issues in international relations, including order and disorder in international relations, human rights in the global order, old and new security challenges, and the impact of globalisation.
BBB. Two AS-levels considered in place of one A-level. General Studies accepted.
International Relations are the product of historical change which means that in order to understand one, you must consider the other. This degree offers you the opportunity to explore the ways in which these two fascinating topics are linked.
A/AS-Levels: ABB at A-Level including English (Language, Literature or combined) and Italian. Applicants who choose Beginner’s Italian, a GCSE or AS/A-Level in a foreign language is required. Two AS-Levels considered in place of one A-Level. General Studies is accepted.
This degree is designed for students who want to explore Italian and English to degree level, with the course divided equally between both languages. You will have the chance to combine study of the Italian language and cultures alongside study of English literature and critical theory.
EPQ with A-levels: BBB + EPQ at grade B. A-level subjects to include either Italian or Spanish at grade B. Two AS-levels considered in place of one A-level. General Studies accepted.
This degree is designed for students who have studied either Spanish or Italian to A-level and want to study both of those languages at degree level. You'll build your linguistic skills while developing your understanding of the social, political, and cultural forces that have shaped contemporary Spain, Latin America, and Italy. This course allows you to take one of the languages from beginners level if you wish to. You will divide your time equally between both Italian and Spanish and by the end of the course you will reach an equivalent standard of knowledge and ability in both languages.
A/AS-Levels: ABB at A-Level including Italian or Spanish. Applicants who choose to study both languages at advanced, both Italian and Spanish at A-Level required. Two AS-Levels considered in place of one A-Level. General Studies is accepted.
This degree is designed for students who have studied either Spanish or Italian to A-level and want to study both of those languages at degree level. You'll build your linguistic skills while developing your understanding of the social, political, and cultural forces that have shaped contemporary Spain, Latin America, and Italy. This course allows you to take one of the languages from beginners level if you wish to. You will divide your time equally between both Italian and Spanish and by the end of the course you will reach an equivalent standard of knowledge and ability in both languages.
This course is the traditional route into the legal profession and gives you the freedom to explore the areas of law in which you are interested. It is also an excellent stepping stone to graduate level employment as it is a thought-provoking and challenging subject, giving you legal knowledge as well as useful skills such as reasoning, research and problem solving. Your study will take a variety of approaches, including analysis of cases and statutes and the role of law within its social, economic and political context. The foundation subjects that you will study are recognised by the Law Society and Bar Council.
This two-year courseis an intensive qualifying law degree for those who have already completed a degree in another subject. You will gain an understanding of the seven fundamental subjects:
Law and Criminology are inseparable. Each discipline informs theother - changes in law inevitably lead to criminologists adapting theirunderstanding, and vice versa. This course ideal if you are interestedin criminal law and want to broaden your knowledge to include whatgoes on outside the courtroom.
