What the course leads to
What courses can I do after this?
Completing this degree apprenticeship will give you the knowledge and experience to study a Master’s degree in a relevant subject.
What do I need to apply
To do this course you should have...
There are various entry points to the degree apprenticeship.
To begin at Level 4/HNC, candidates will typically have 32 UCAS points, one A Level at grade C in a relevant subject or equivalent AVCE or national diploma/certificate.
To begin at Level 5/FdEng, candidates will typically have 120 Level 4 credits from an HNC in an appropriate discipline with a minimum grade of Merit.
To enrol as an apprentice you must be in employment and your employer agree to the process of signing up to and completing the necessary tasks within the Apprenticeship Service. We will be able to support your employer through this process as required.
Course costs
| Course Code | UCAS Code | Start Date | Costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| BP20051 | Various | TBC |
* Please note fees are subject to change.
Course content
Course Content
On this six year course, apprentices will pass through four major stages. The first two years will be spent studying for a Level 4 Higher National Certificate (HNC) qualification, before completing a Level 5 Foundation Degree (FdEng) in the third year. To complete the full Degree (BEng), the apprentice will complete two further years of study. Upon completion, not only will they have a range of skills tailored to business needs, but they will also have six years of vital industry experience. The final year also involves preparation for the end point assessment.
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Level 4 begins in the September and Level 5 begins in the July Degree Apprentices usually study at college one day a week, in agreement with their employer.
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More about the course
Please contact Sophie Adams, course administrator, for more information on 01202 205648 adamss@bpc.ac.uk
Covid-19 Update - September 2020
During the first semester of this course you will be taught on campus for lab, practical and workshop sessions, backed up with relevant seminars and online resources. It is hoped that small group lectures and tutorials will also be delivered on-campus depending on government guidance.
We hope to have a full programme of face-to-face sessions on campus for all courses from January if government guidelines permit.
You will be able to use the Library, the Student Centre, Open Access Centre and social learning spaces, subject to physical distancing measures to undertake group and other work.
There will be no other changes to the content of your course as a result of Covid-19; we will deliver all of the units?we have previously promised we would, and we are not making any changes to the individual learning outcomes on your course.? ?
It’s important that you know these changes are temporary and that we will be back to our usual on-campus experience as soon as national guidance makes it possible.?
See our?Coronavirus?FAQs?for the latest information?from BU.?
This is the latest information, updated?on 20?July. We will update this page when more information is available, and we can confirm any additional on-campus activity.
