Ideal if you need to work alongside studying, have childcare or caring responsibilities, want to commute from home, or simply value structure and routine — whether you're a first-time student, returner or career changer.
At the moment, we are offering this model on the following courses:
This is a pilot, and we are hoping to expand this list in future years.
Yes – tuition fees remain the same.
These courses use pre-selected modules chosen by the programme team. This ensures all teaching fits within your guaranteed three-day timetable. Modules are reviewed each year to keep the course current and relevant.
Absolutely. The grouped teaching days have been designed to make commuting significantly easier and more predictable. Find out more on our Commuter Students webpage.
We recognise that, for many students, working part-time alongside their degree is a necessity. This model allows you the certainty of knowing which days you are on-campus, so you can commit to a part-time work rota on non-teaching days.
Yes – you’ll complete independent learning and assessments around your fixed teaching days.
No. It’s delivered at the same pace as a standard degree – just on a maximum of three consistent teaching days per week.
Yes. You’ll graduate with the same qualification, same teaching quality and have access to the same resources both on- and off-campus.
The only exception may be Academic Language Skills (ALS) sessions, if you need them. These specialist support sessions may be scheduled outside of your three set days to give you dedicated help with writing and communication.
Yes. Your teaching days will remain fixed (e.g. Mon-Wed) so you can plan work, childcare, travel and routines with confidence.
