Level 3

Access To HE: Humanities & Social Sciences - Level 3

Access courses are for adult learners, aged over 19 years to enable them to gain entry into university. The course is structured to enable learners to build up their academic skills, alongside studying subject specific modules, and is assessed through course work. The courses comprise of taught sessions with online support materials available through the college online portal Canvas. For entry onto all Diplomas a minimum of GCSE grade C/4 in English, level 2 equivalencies will be considered on a case by case basis.

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Access To HE: Humanities & Social Sciences - Level 3

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Course Overview

The Access to HE Humanities and Social Science course is made up of 2 pathways: Pathway 1 On this option you will study the following subjects: Law History Sociology/Psychology Academic Skills This pathway attracts students who wish to study Criminology, Law, History, English, Psychology, Politics, Philosophy, Teaching & Education or any other social sciences or humanities-based subject. Pathway 2 On this option you will study the following subjects: Psychology Sociology Social Work Academic Skills This pathway attracts students who wish to study Social Work, Criminology, English, Psychology, Early Years and childhood studies, Teaching & Education or any other social sciences or humanities-based subject. Assessment methods Students are assessed by a variety of methods, these typically include essays, reports, presentations and time controlled assignments. Dates and Times This depends on the pathway but students can expect to be in class 12 hours a week, normally spread over 2-3 days.
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Entry Requirements
Maths and English at 4(C) or above
Progressions Routes
Modules in this course
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
How Will I be Assessed?
Assessment based
Other Info
Hours Per Week

Subject Area

Access to HE

Course Type

Full Time Further Education

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