Welcome to Chichester College Group (CCG), where ambition meets opportunity, and individuality is celebrated. In this guide, you’ll find information about our degree-level courses at Northbrok, Chichester, Crawley, Brighton, Brinsbury and Worthing colleges.
WELCOME
By choosing one of our colleges, you won’t be just another face in a crowded lecture hall, instead you will benefit from smaller class sizes, flexible timetabling, supportive teaching by industry experts, and gain knowledge and experiences that will shape the person you want to become.
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Our students come from all walks of life, bringing with them diverse experiences and ambitions. What unites them is a shared curiosity to learn and the confidence that they’ll be supported every step of the way. With degrees awarded by leading universities, including, the University of Chichester, and the prestigious University of the Arts London (UAL), ranked second in the world for art and design*, you’ll graduate with a degree that’s not only respected by employers, but gives you real opportunities to succeed. We’ve earned a TEF Silver Award for our commitment to exceptional teaching and student outcomes, and what really sets us apart is the thriving community we’ve built. It’s a place where creative minds flourish, diverse talents are nurtured, and innovative thinkers shape the future. From cutting-edge facilities across our campuses to industry-connected courses, everything we do is designed to inspire, challenge, and empower you. Whether you’re continuing your studies, pursuing a passion, or taking your career to the next level, we can help you shape your future on your own terms. Discover a bold approach to Higher Education - explore our guide and see the difference for yourself! *QS World University Rankings by subject 2024
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Reasons to choose us Pathways to success Increase your career potential Our campuses Accommodation Student experience Degree level courses Awarding bodies Access to Higher Education Professional courses
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Art & Design Theatre Arts Music Creative Media Animal Management Business Computing Construction & Engineering Motorsport Engineering Sport Teaching
ESSENTIAL Information 100 Apply through UCAS 102 Progression promise
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Save on travel and accommodation costs by studying locally
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Flexible study options to balance your education with work, family, and life commitments
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University-level courses delivered on your doorstep
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Consistent timetabling that helps you plan ahead
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Dedicated and highly experienced support teams
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With smaller class sizes (8–20 students), you’ll never feel like a number in a crowded lecture hall
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Expert tutors who go the extra mile to ensure you achieve
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Dedicated Learning Coaches who will work with you to keep you on track
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Degrees awarded by leading universities, highly respected by employers
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Recognised for teaching excellence with a TEF Silver Award
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Courses designed in partnership with employers and industry experts, ensuring you graduate ready for the real world
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Delivered by highly experienced tutors who bring industry expertise and academic excellence
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Taught by experienced industry specialists who bring real-world insights into every lesson
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Courses shaped by employer input through our Skills Advisory Panels (SAPs), ensuring they stay relevant and future-focused
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Build a professional network before you graduate through placements, projects, and industry connections
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Learn from guest speakers, live briefs, and case studies that bring your lessons to life
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Our campuses are more than just places to study, they’re where friendships are built, ideas are shared, and creativity flourishes
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Be part of a diverse and welcoming student body where individuality is celebrated
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Benefit from a inclusive Students Union, clubs, and activities that make college life about more than just your studies
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Access dedicated mental health support, counselling services, and tailored resources to help you navigate student life
Progression promise guarantee We’re here to support our students – and we make a promise to students studying a level 3 course at any Chichester College Group college who wish to progress on to one of our university-level courses. You’ll receive a guaranteed interview for a universitylevel course and you could qualify for a one-off bursary to use towards your study costs. If we are your only choice of institution, you can apply directly to us with no application fee.* *Correct at time of printing for students completing a level 3 qualification in summer 2024. Progression Promise Guarantee may change for future students.
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Progressing into Higher Education is more than just a step forward, it’s a journey that can shape your future and set you on the path to success. In this section, discover the inspiring stories of individuals who have thrived on some of our university-level courses. These stories highlight the possibilities and opportunities that await you.
Saphron Morgan BA (Hons) Makeup & Hair for Theatre and Media, Northbrook College Saphron Morgan has made waves in the beauty industry, winning BBC Three’s Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star. Her journey began at Northbrook, where she honed her skills and developed her distinctive artistic style, setting the foundation for a remarkable career. For Saphron, makeup is more than just a profession, it’s a powerful form of selfexpression. Looking ahead, she hopes to merge traditional and experimental techniques, with ambitions to work at fashion weeks and create fantasy characters using prosthetics. Saphron has since come back to visit Northbrook several times sharing her incredible story, expertise, and creative insights with eager students.
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Lucia Barnard HND Animal Management, Brinsbury College Lucy recently completed her Higher National Diploma in Animal Management, specialising in Animal Behaviour and Welfare. She spoke about the welcoming environment at the college, saying “I found out that I really enjoyed the atmosphere at college and my colleagues, and that’s why I stayed.” She also highlighted her lecturers as a key strength of the course, describing them as helpful and knowledgeable. Since graduating Lucy has gone on to do a bachelor’s degree in zoo biology. Looking ahead, she hopes to work in a lab or veterinary setting and is also considering teaching in the future.
Jack Harding BA (Hons) Stage Management & Technical Theatre, Northbrook College
Steven Sayers-Hodgett CIPD Level 5 Associate Diploma in People Management, Chichester College Steven is another of our 2024 graduates, who recently celebrated success in completing his level 5 Associate Diploma in People Management. He described how he really enjoyed his time at the college, saying “I think it’s just how much they care and want to help you develop. Whether you do an HR role now, or it’s something that you want to do, they cater to everybody”. In particular, he mentioned how he enjoyed the mix of in-person and online learning. Steven now works as an HR advisor for Arun District Council, having completed the course through an apprenticeship scheme, which he believes has significantly benefited him in his current role.
Jack credits his time at Northbrook College for enabling him to work in various theatres, including five West End venues, saying “The Northbrook Theatre is a great venue and an amazing tool to have been able to use during my studies. That, combined with the incredible tutors, gave me all the knowledge and confidence I needed to go out into the theatre industry.” Jack is now part of the lighting team on Moulin Rouge! The Musical in London.
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Our strong employer partnerships play a big part in your future success. Graduates typically earn up to 40% more* than those with lower level qualifications. Statistics from the Department for Education show that the median nominal salary for graduates in 2024 was £32,000**. This means that graduates earn an average of £7,000 more per year than their nongraduate counterparts. Whether a degree is the starting point for your career, or you want to advance a career you already have. Our employment-focused courses provide the skills, knowledge and experience needed to fulfill your future potential.
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Earn recognised qualifications accredited by world-leading awarding bodies
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Be inspired by industry leaders and alumni visits on-campus
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Use cutting-edge facilities that mirror industry environments
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Benefit from personalised career planning and guidance
Working with more than 1,500 Employers Our strong employer partnerships play a big part in your future success. We actively involve our partner employers in course design and delivery to ensure our courses deliver the expertise genuinely needed by industry.
Industries Week This commitment to industry collaboration doesn’t stop at course design. We bring this connection to life through initiatives like our annual Industries Week. This year, we were proud to welcome back Nic Ferran, a VFX professional whose recent credits include Star Wars and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Amelia Ferran-Hook, Head of Production at Chichester Festival Theatre, Bridget Forster, Head of Wigs and Makeup at Glyndebourne and many more inspiring professionals from a range of industries.
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Don’t say no to opportunities, really put yourself out there, networking at different events inside and outside college. You’ll meet lots of people working for different companies, in different positions and once you’re talking to them, they can give you an insight on how they got that job and when they started.
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Connor Motorsport Engineering alumnus, now at McLaren.
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Our Campuses At Chichester College Group (CCG), we believe your environment shapes your success. That’s why our seven campuses across Sussex and Brighton & Hove offer state-ofthe-art facilities designed to fuel your ambitions. Whether you’re pursuing a creative passion, advancing in STEM, or connecting with nature, you’ll find spaces tailored to help you thrive.
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Northbrook College Northbrook College offers the perfect blend of creativity and innovation across two unique campuses. West Durrington, home to Art & Design, Theatre Arts, and Music, and Shoreham Airport for Motorsport Engineering.
West Durrington
Shoreham Airport
Located near the vibrant town of Worthing and the stunning South Downs, West Durrington offers the perfect setting to spark your creativity.
Our Shoreham Airport Campus is the perfect setting to kick-start your career in Motorsport Engineering.
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Professional photography studios and darkrooms
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A 160-seat theatre, perfect for live performances of all kinds
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A state-of-the-art recording studio complex, designed by industry experts
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A motor vehicle workshop and electric & hybrid vehicle centre
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Dedicated motorsport classrooms featuring multiple vehicles
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State-of-the-art workshops replicating real motorsport garages
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Computers equipped with the latest software for Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
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Chichester College As one of the largest colleges in the region, Chichester College welcomes thousands of students each year, including over 1,000 international students from more than 80 countries. The campus is equipped with industrystandard engineering workshops, modern computing and classroom facilities to enhance your learning. Investing in new facilities We’re proud to announce the construction of a state-ofthe-art STEM and Higher Education Centre, due to open in 2025. This innovative four-storey facility will include:
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Modern automotive workshops and engineering suites
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Specialist computing spaces equipped with the latest technology
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Sustainability-focused design features, reducing carbon emissions and generating renewable energy
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Crawley College Crawley College is ideally situated, close to Brighton and London, with London Gatwick Airport just five miles away. Renowned for its excellence in construction and engineering, the campus offers: >
The Advanced Technology Centre, featuring state-ofthe-art engineering facilities
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The IT Academy, providing innovative spaces for computing and creative media
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A multi-million-pound STEM facility
Exciting new development Crawley College is proud to be building a new £15million Institute of Technology (IoT) Centre, set to open in 2025. This transformational project will include specialist construction, engineering and digital learning facilities.
Sussex & Surrey Institute of Technology Crawley College is proud to be a part of the Sussex and Surry Institute of Technology. To find out more visit our website, www.sussexsurreyiot.ac.uk
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Worthing College Worthing College offers the perfect setting to support your journey into the dynamic world of sport, exercise, and health sciences. You’ll have access to spaces that enhance both your learning and practical experience. Facilities include: >
A well-equipped gym with over 30 exercise machines, perfect for developing and applying your fitness knowledge
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Floodlit netball, tennis courts and rugby pitches, ideal for exploring team sports and exercise techniques
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Quiet study areas and a comprehensive library to support your academic and research needs
Brinsbury College Set within 570 acres of stunning countryside on the edge of the South Downs National Park, Brinsbury College is the perfect place to immerse yourself in land-based education. Located near Pulborough, the campus offers a unique blend of natural beauty and exceptional facilities. Facilities include:
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A fully equipped animal centre providing hands-on experience with a variety of species
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On-site laboratory facilities to support scientific learning and research
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A picturesque setting ideal for outdoor learning and practical skills development
Brighton MET Our newly refurbished central campus is home to our Art Foundation course, making it the perfect place to ignite your creative potential. Facilities include: >
State-of-the-art workshops, studios and classrooms, designed for creative and digital specialisms
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Dedicated studio spaces that encourage creativity and experimentation
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Exhibition areas, where you can showcase your work and gain experience presenting to an audience
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High quality student accommodation has never been easier to organise. The accommodation team offer a wide range of comfortable, safe accommodation options to UK and international students. Westgate Halls (Chichester campus) offer self-catering and full board options for students aged 18+ at the time of admission. Included in your accommodation fees:
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24-hour support and security for residents
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All bills (gas, electric, water)
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Communal areas include a common room with a TV, DVD player, Xbox, and vending machines
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Daily cleaning of communal areas
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On-campus gym membership, with an induction provided
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Wi-Fi with a 24-hour support line
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Contents insurance
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The student union (SU) at Chichester College Group (CCG) is recognised as one of the best student unions in the country. CCG values its student voice and this is reflected through the work of the student union run for students, by students. Our SU organises amazing adventures around the world, from trips to Italy, Kenya, India and more!
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I’ve found out so much about myself and what I’m capable of doing. My leadership skills have improved thanks to being part of our SU.
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Rich Davies Chichester Student
Get Involved The SU offers a broad range of extra-curricular activities, including: Creative & Social > Arts workshops > Gaming > Music
Community > Charity fundraising > Debates > LGBTQIA+
Sport & Wellbeing > Martial Arts > Rugby & Football > Table Tennis > Yoga & Meditation
Career development > Industry mentoring > Student Ambassador Scheme ...and much more! About Us
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Graduation | Employment | Professional Course | Postgraduate Course
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BA (Hons)
Bachelor of Arts
BSc (Hons)
Bachelor of Science
A vocational qualification, equivalent to the second year of a degree. Highly regarded by employers and can lead straight to employment or further study
A vocational qualification, equivalent to the first year of a degree. Highly regarded by employers and can lead straight to employment or further study
A-level, T Level, BTEC or Diploma
A vocational qualification with a blend of academic study and work based learning, equivalent to two years of a degree
Depending on your employer they may take between 3-6 years
3 year degree BA (Hons) Bachelor of Arts
Access to Higher Education
GCSE chigroup.ac.uk/higher-education
Foundation Degree
A package of work and study, where you will gain a university-level qualification and hands-on experience while you earn.
BSc (Hons) Bachelor of Science
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1st year
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Fd
Higher National Diploma
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HND
HNC Higher National Certificate
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Higher Apprenticeship
A final year that will turn your HND or foundation degree into a full undergraduate honours degree
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2nd year
3rd year
Top-up Degree
A one year course designed to prepare adults to study at university-level that do not have the formal qualifications required
Our courses are awarded by a number of leading organisations, listed below. This means you have the dual benefit of graduating from leading universities and organisations while staying local at one of our amazing colleges.
University of the arts london
Our creative degrees are validated by the University of the Arts London (UAL). UAL oversees the standards and quality of our curriculum, further enriching your overall learning experience. UAL has been ranked second in the world for art and design*.
University of brighton
From small beginnings in 1850s Brighton, the University of Brighton has grown to a complex and diverse institution. Driven by their institutional values, they are focused on preparing students to take on the issues that matter to them.
University of Chichester
The University of Chichester’s mission is to provide outstanding education, advance knowledge and benefit the world. They are ranked in the top 40 universities in the UK and we are proud that they accredit a number of our courses.
Pearson
Pearson provide us with access to vital digital content, assessments, qualifications, and data, allowing us to give students access to a wide library of useful information.
University of portsmouth
*QS World University Rankings by subject 2024
The University of Portsmouth is a new type of university that is closely involved with the local community, as well as partnering with business, industry and government to set the course for a better future. About Us
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If you want to do a degree but you don’t have the relevant qualifications or experience an Access to Higher Education Diploma gets you degree-ready in just one year. All Access courses have an emphasis on developing key study skills and you will follow an academic development programme. Your course leader will work with you to track your progress and help you develop study strategies. You will be supported with your degree application by our Access to Higher Education team throughout your application process, whether you wish to continue studying for a degree with us or at another institution.
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Applied Sciences
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Computing
Chichester
Criminology & Social Science
Chichester
Engineering
Chichester
Environmental Science
Chichester
Why it pays to do an Access to Higher Education Diploma
Forensics with Criminology
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Healthcare Professions
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Funding or Advanced Learner Loan available to cover your course fees Nothing to pay upfront with the Advanced Learner Loan and no repayments until you’re earning at least £25,000 a year Successfully complete a degree and get your Access to Higher Education fees written off chigroup.ac.uk/higher-education
Medicine & Medical Sciences Chichester Nursing & Healthcare Professions
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Psychology
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We offer a vast range of courses to help you develop your professional skills, boost your employability and improve your career prospects - from one day skills refreshers to degree-level professional awards. Courses run regularly throughout the year and cover the full spectrum of professional interests including leadership and management, IT and computer skills, health and safety, human resources and accountancy. For those in the construction industry, we are one of the largest providers of trade and construction courses in the south-east, so you can keep your skills and essential accreditations up-to-date in a convenient and cost-effective way. Our range of accredited professional courses are designed to provide the practical skills and knowledge needed to boost business performance and results. Courses include AAT, CIPD, CIPS and ILM. To find out more, visit our website at chigroup.ac.uk and search professional courses.
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Kay BA (Hons) Photography
SUMMARY OF COURSES 24 | BA (Hons) Fashion Design 26 | BA (Hons) Fine Art 28 | BA (Hons) Graphic Design 30 | BA (Hons) Illustration 32 | BA (Hons) Photography 34 | BA (Hons) Textile Design 36 | Foundation Diploma in Art & Design
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Student work by Isabella Dance
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W232 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Excellent industry links provide work placements and competitions with high profile brands, preparing you for a career in the global fashion industry.
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Access to specialist resources including: fashion publications, future trend resources, and Computer Aided Design (CAD) for fashion.
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Opportunities to showcase your work at internal and external fashion shows.
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BA (Hons)
Throughout the course you will be encouraged to make responsible decisions for sustainable practice. You will develop skills in illustration, design, pattern cutting, sewing, garment manufacture, and printed textiles. 2D and 3D practice during the course focuses on creative pattern cutting, garment construction and tailoring, and printed textiles, with students becoming confident users of CAD for design development, portfolio and presentation. In year two, you’ll go out into industry as part of your assessed work placement. In many cases you’ll work with designers from the initial concept stage right through to the fashion show. Throughout the degree, you’ll work across a broad range of design modules that include live industry projects, preparing you for your final year project where you will produce your own full collection of fashion products. Previous students have won prestigious prizes including the River Island Womenswear Award and the Zandra Rhodes Catwalk Textiles Award.
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Student work by Rebecca Durrant
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W102 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time 5 years, part-time
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Taught by practising artists with real-world experience.
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Exhibit in college and public venues to build your profile.
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Access spacious studios, printmaking, 3D workshops, ceramics, casting and photographic darkrooms.
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Choose full-time or part-time (two days a week).
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Engage with a diverse cohort of creative undergraduate students across art, design, music, and theatre.
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This dynamic course empowers you to explore and refine your creative vision, equipping you for a future in the visual arts or broader creative industries. Rooted in experimentation, you’ll work across a diverse range of traditional and emerging technologies, including sculpture, painting, printmaking, installation, film, photography, performance, and sound.
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BA (Hons)
From the outset, you’ll engage in an immersive programme of workshops, inductions, and collaborative projects, designed to inspire bold connections between your ideas and artistic practice. As you progress, you’ll have the flexibility to explore multiple disciplines or specialise in one or more areas, with the guidance of other practising artists. Central to the course are critical reviews, seminars, and artist talks, where you’ll exchange ideas, receive feedback, and sharpen your ability to evaluate your work and that of others. You’ll also participate in professional development sessions that cover key skills, such as presenting your work, strategic planning, and navigating the creative industries. Enriched by gallery visits and live projects, the course situates your practice within historical and contemporary contexts. Collaborative opportunities with students from Music, Theatre, and other Art and Design programmes allow you to engage in cross-disciplinary research and experiment with innovative approaches to your practice. Studying in purpose-built studios with access to industry standard workshops, you’ll become part of an inclusive, forward-thinking community. By graduation, you’ll have gained invaluable real-world experience and built a professional portfolio that will position you to confidently launch your career in the arts. Our Courses
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Student work by Remi Douglas
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W210 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Collaborate and develop your abilities, with cross-media experimentation and live briefs from professional external studios.
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Delivered by expert tutors with industry experience.
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Access to dedicated computer suite, print room, photography studios and a 3D workshop.
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Study across a wide variety of media, processes and disciplines, including graphic design, illustration and animation.
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BA (Hons)
Designed by industry partners, this course engages you in the development of a rich combination of new and traditional, technical and creative graphic design skills. The first year centres on gaining knowledge of techniques, ideas and the essentials of the creative process, exploring the many facets of the subject, including digital and interactive platforms. You will also gain a broad overview of historical and contemporary issues relating to the context of design. In year two, you’ll focus on the professional environment, market awareness and generating the creative and self-management skills necessary for the workplace. You will be set assignments that have strong links with industry, enabling you to stimulate ideas, concepts and design solutions with valid outcomes. The final year is designed to develop your creative thinking and this exciting, multidisciplinary degree programme encourages experimental, collaborative and conceptual work. The focus will be on your development as an individual, capable of working both independently and collaboratively.
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Student work by Sky Rocton Wood (above), and Sophie Carter (right)
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W221 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time 5 years, part-time
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Study across a wide variety of media, processes and disciplines, including graphic design, illustration and animation.
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Work across a range of briefs, covering areas such as children’s books, editorial, advertising, packaging and posters to build your portfolio.
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Taught by practising tutors, including an award-winning children’s illustrator.
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Collaborative learning opportunities with other students in the creative arts.
This course is designed to develop your individual artistic style through a range of practical workshops and illustration briefs, preparing you for a career in the world of contemporary illustration.
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In year one, you will be introduced to the creative process where you will be encouraged to experiment with a range of different media – both traditional and digital – and to develop ideas and concepts in response to a series of practical tasks. The second year emphasises the development of existing skills and their application to industry-standard project briefs. Additionally, this year will foster an understanding of current market trends and issues, equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the evolving landscape of your chosen industry. In the final year, you will have the opportunity to further develop your creative thinking while refining your technical skills. You will work towards cultivating a personal visual language and will take on the responsibility of writing your own briefs, culminating in a Final Project geared towards your particular area of interest.
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Student work by Kia Kelsey-Jenkins (photo), Bea Campbell (make-up), and Sophia Matthioudakis (model)
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W642 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Client-based projects provide an opportunity for you to work with well established professionals.
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This hands-on photography degree is all about helping you grow as a lens-based practitioner, with a focus on creativity, innovation, and finding your unique style. You’ll work on projects that challenge you to explore different creative approaches and refine your technical and visual skills, all while diving deeper into the areas of photography that inspire you most.
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BA (Hons)
From moving images to traditional film and experimental techniques, you’ll explore a wide range of digital and lens-based media. You’ll build a digital presence to prepare for a career in photographic and lens-based industries. Every project is designed to mirror real-world professional practices, with studio sessions, workshops, and collaborative activities that bring your ideas to life. Our state-of-the-art facilities include: >
Large Infinity Curve studio
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Traditional darkrooms with eight enlargers and a dedicated developing suite
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Mac suite fully equipped with Adobe Creative Cloud
You’ll also have access to a range of professional equipment, including full-frame mirrorless and DSLR cameras with specialist lenses, remote sound recording gear, and analogue cameras from 35mm to large-format. Technical support is always on hand to help you bring your vision to life. Collaboration is at the heart of this course. You’ll have opportunities to work with students from other disciplines on projects, through set briefs or self-directed study, preparing you for the collaborative nature of the creative industries. Our Courses
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Student work by Suzanne Robertson
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BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
A creative and broad-based textile and surface design degree that enables you to design and make textiles for art, fashion or interiors.
UCAS codes Course W231 Institution C57
In the first year, you will be introduced to core skills and techniques through a series of creative practical workshops.
Duration 3 years, full-time 5 years, part-time
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Your own studio space to refine your design practice.
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Open access to campus-wide facilities, including a textile print room, laser cutter, 3D craft workshop, pattern cutting tables, sewing workshop and photo studios.
These typically include: design development, printed textiles, dyed textiles including natural dyeing, stitch, fabric manipulation, drawing, traditional and digital printmaking. You will be encouraged to develop an exploratory and experimental approach to design, underpinned by an understanding of contemporary issues such as sustainability, fabric knowledge, industry trends and extensive creative research. Throughout the course, you will produce design solutions for a range of markets including fashion textiles, interior fabrics and surfaces, stationery, gift and craft / art applications, before choosing your own specialist pathway, culminating in your final major project. You’ll be equipped with the skills required for employment, freelance work in the industry, or further study at postgraduate level.
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Northbrook College, Art Department
Northbrook College & Brighton MET College
Explore a wide range of creative disciplines to develop your style and progress to further study or into industry.
Duration 1 year, full-time
If you’ve already studied a creative subject and want to find your artistic direction before applying for a degree programme, then this fast-paced, exciting and experimental course is for you. Specialise and prepare for university-level study.
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Guidance from practising artists and designers.
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Part-time study options available.
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Foundation Diploma
Based within our vibrant Creative Industries department, this course is ideally placed to allow you to explore a variety of specialist areas, including fine art, graphics, illustration, photography, 3D, fashion and textiles – eventually leading you to focus on a chosen pathway. Industry-based projects and work experience opportunities are part of each course curriculum, enabling you to further develop the skills to progress to degree-level study or a career in the creative industries with the energy and confidence to thrive. This course is usually studied post A-Level as an exploratory year. The awarding body is the prestigious University of the Arts London. To join this course you need at least one A-Level or level 3 qualification at grade C or higher (or equivalent level 3 qualification) in a creative subject. You’ll also need five GCSEs at grades 9-4 (A-C) to include English and maths, and a portfolio of your creative work. Entry to the course includes a 1-1 in-person interview.
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My experience at Northbrook College has completely prepared me for stepping into industry. I am still surprised at how similar my experience at Northbrook College was to that of my workplace.
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Mitch Theatre Arts student
SUMMARY OF COURSES 40 | BA (Hons) Acting 42 | BA (Hons) Costume Design for Performance & Film 44 | BA (Hons) Dance & Professional Practice 46 | FdA Dance Teaching in the Private Sector 48 | BA (Hons) Musical Theatre 50 | BA (Hons) Prop Making & Special Effects 52 | BA (Hons) Makeup & Hair for Theatre & Media 54 | BA (Hons) Stage Management & Technical Theatre
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Northbrook Theatre
Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W410 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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This course focuses on different aspects of acting: the actor-performer, the actor-director, the actor-activist, the actor-producer and the actor on film.
Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
The BA (Hons) Acting course allows you to develop acting techniques through a series of different approaches to ensure you are employable and well placed to critique and contribute to the cultural landscape. There are opportunities to collaborate with our theatre design, makeup, props, technical and music students. In the second and third years you will have the opportunity to specialise in writing, directing, producing, film, trans media or comedy, and design your own projects. Collaborative activities between courses is invaluable in building the interdisciplinary relationships needed within the creative industries. You will benefit from a variety of visiting practitioners and specialised workshops throughout the three years. A dynamic and exciting course combining strong technical training, creative opportunities and industry experience.
Take part in Fringe performances and residencies.
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Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W451 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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BA (Hons)
Immerse yourself in the world of costume design and creation, where innovation meets tradition. This specialist degree focuses on equipping you with the skills to design and construct costumes for a variety of contexts within the performance and entertainment industries, from theatre and film to dance and live events. From the outset, you’ll explore character development, storytelling, and visual communication, honing design skills through techniques like illustration and concept development. Alongside this, you’ll master technical expertise in pattern cutting, corsetry, tailoring, millinery, fabric manipulation, and costume props, all underpinned by an understanding of historical and contemporary costume. Our vibrant learning environment combines individual projects with collaborative production opportunities, enabling you to experiment, innovate, and bring your ideas to life. You’ll work on internal productions and external commissions, gaining real-world experience supported by industry-active professionals. Regular showcases and workshops will help you build a portfolio that prepares you for a dynamic career or postgraduate study in costume design and making.
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Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
You will explore and challenge your potential as a creative artist, developing your dance practice in a variety of genres.
UCAS codes Course W540 Institution C57
This course maintains four complementary, interlocking strands in dance pedagogy: technique, performance, creation and contextual studies. You will take part in regular practical classes to build on your technical and performance skills, providing you with individual feedback and progress reviews.
Duration 3 years, full-time
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Excellent facilities support the development of specialist skills.
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Collaboration is a fundamental part of the course and you will work with students from other degrees to develop material as part of the Northbrook Theatre team.
Performance is an integral part of your skills development and you will be provided with opportunities including studio, theatre and external performances, where you will gain valuable and varied experience. There is a strong focus on developing skills suitable for teaching or leading workshops; this will help improve communication skills, understanding of dance development, safety in dance and delivery of sessions. The programme has a strong creative focus with choreography at its heart. Through discussion, reflection and critical thinking, you will learn to consolidate your practical skills and artistry.
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Chichester College
UCAS codes Course 009W Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Delivery at both Chichester College and the University of Chichester, where you will work alongside other degree-level dance students.
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Theatre Arts
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Our innovative two-year Level 5 Foundation Degree programme is offered in partnership with the University of Chichester. It is built on Chichester College’s reputation for delivering high quality ISTD dance teacher training and the dance department at the University of Chichester’s longstanding reputation for its breadth of study. This Foundation Degree is designed to truly prepare you for a successful and rewarding career in the dance sector either as a performer, choreographer or community dance practitioner or a dance teacher within the independent sector.
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Preparing for Safe Teaching Practice Child Development Genre Specific Dance Practice 1 Dance Techniques 1 Choreography and Devising Choreography and Performance Re-examining Dances
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Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
If your aim is to become a versatile, creative, technical and individual performer, then our musical theatre course is perfect for you.
UCAS codes Course W392 Institution C57
Throughout this course, you will have the opportunity to engage with the study and practice of both traditional and innovative areas of musical performance.
Duration 3 years, full-time
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Professional-standard theatre with industrylevel equipment.
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A range of technical Dance, Singing and Acting Classes Acting through song Audition practice Choreography Fitness Music theory Rep development Vocal arranging and choral singing Vocal health
The course provides a wide variety of performance opportunities, which can include; agent showcases, performances at Edinburgh or Brighton Fringe, dance exhibitions and full scale musical productions. Graduates move into the industry in a range of roles which include performing in West End musicals, tours, cruise contracts, voice over artists, commercial dancers, backing singers, recording artists and as creatives and teachers. Accredited by:
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Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
This creative course focuses on the design and manufacture of props for theatre, TV, film, display and entertainment industries.
UCAS codes Course W490 Institution C57
Current students come from a wide range of creative and academic backgrounds, but all share a joint passion for design and making.
Duration 3 years, full-time
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Dedicated studio space for prop making.
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Machine tools, plaster room, laser cutting, 3D printing, CAD suite, state of the art COSHH rooms, wood and metal workshops.
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High-profile industry links include: the National Theatre, Elstree Film Studios, Universal Creations, English National Ballet, Bower Wood and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
You will explore a diverse range of design and practical techniques such as: wood and metal work, sculpting, moulding and casting, decorative finishes, model making and soft props / puppetry, to create a skill set that will support your development as a prop maker. The course is highly employment-focused and involves working on many professional client-led projects combined with work experience and portfolio development, ensuring you become an industry ready practitioner. To find out more and view student work, visit our dedicated website: propsuk.com Graduates are now working on major films, TV series, adverts, West End shows and magazine shoots.
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Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
This innovative course has been devised in response to the industry demand for practical training in makeup and hairdressing techniques.
UCAS codes Course W452 Institution C57
You will explore hair and makeup artistry for many different contexts, whether you are creating classic elegance for the theatre, an edgy fashion editorial, or a striking special-effects masterpiece for film.
Duration 3 years, full-time
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Develop varied skills in hair, makeup, postiche making, wig making and specialeffects makeup.
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Regular workshops and showcase productions enable students to level up their own skills to professional standards.
The course offers unique collaborative opportunities across our Creative Industries department, which will enable you to practice and showcase your artistry in many live settings, and provides access to a range of resources, such as photography studios and live theatre. This specialist course carefully balances academic study with skill and craft development. You will be taught by industry professionals and gain practical experience through workshops, productions and opportunities to work in industry. Students have gained work experience on a variety of high profile theatre, film and TV sets, including BBC and major West End productions.
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Theatre Arts
BA (Hons)
Northbrook College
The course offers a great balance of training in creative, design, technical and management skills.
UCAS codes Course W450 Institution C57
With pathways in Stage Management, Production Management, Lighting Design and Sound Design, this course offers practical and vocational training in our professionally equipped theatre and studio space.
Duration 3 years, full-time
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Professional oncampus theatre with rehearsal studios, open to the public for performances throughout the year. Develop your skills using the ETC ION lighting desk and Digico SD Series sound consoles. Industry standard counterweight, hemp, motors and truss for rigging and flying. Fully operational prompt desk, radio comms and cue lights.
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This unique course has been designed to deliver a progressive and student-led programme of study. Our students are offered the opportunity to explore and practically engage with two of the four pathways described above to develop their skills and passion. We have an on-site 160 seat theatre for collaborative projects and public performances. This industry-standard learning environment gives you the opportunity to explore stage management techniques and technical pathways in situ. Your training is both practical and vocational, and will aim to expand your contextual and critical understanding of technical production and performance, preparing you for entry to your chosen area of industry. You will develop a wide range of transferable skills preparing you for theatre, festival, events and touring or postgraduate study. Alumni are working internationally and across TV, theatre, festivals, the West End and opera. To find out more and view student work, visit our Instagram: instagram.com/northbrookproduction
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My tutors were brilliant and inspiring. The studio facilities and music technicians at Northbrook College are second to none, and the skills I developed have laid a foundation on which I continue to build today.
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SUMMARY OF COURSES 58 | BA (Hons) Music Business & Management 60 | BA (Hons) Music Performance 62 | BA (Hons) Music Production
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Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course N190 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Opportunities to collaborate with fellow students from a range of creative disciplines.
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Music
BA (Hons)
Grow your creative network with our music community on campus. This industry-led degree, focused on entrepreneurship and employability, will give you the core skills needed to work in this growing sector. In your first year, you will be introduced to the structure of the music industry and music law. You will study artist management, artists & repertoire, and how to release and market records from vinyl to digital streaming. In your second year, you will develop your music industry innovation, whilst you bid for funding for your music business ideas and negotiate industry work placements. The course cultivates independence with your vocational projects. In your third year, one-to-one tutorials will inform your projects, plus industry visits from practitioners across all sectors of the music industry, such as: record labels, publishers, artist managers, music lawyers and performing artists in all genres, including many successful alumni. Be a part of the vibrant and diverse music community on-campus and immerse yourself in the local music scene. Your classes and project work will take place in our music business hub inside our extensive, state-of-the-art studio complex, providing a dynamic music ecosystem to learn in.
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Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course W313 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Guest lectures by industry experts and professional musicians.
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Music
BA (Hons)
Put yourself centre stage on this inspiring music performance course. As a musician, performing live is a unique and exhilarating experience. This course will develop your performance skills and equip you with the knowledge required to forge a career as a professional musician. You will be guided through the course by lecturers with expert knowledge and industry experience. By the end of your degree you will have a significant recorded music portfolio. Live performance forms the backbone of your course; you will develop your skills through regular live performances, and also have the opportunity to collaborate with other creative departments. Feel inspired each time you attend a lecture, with visits from prominent music figures, record labels, publishers, artist managers, music lawyers and many successful alumni, all of whom can provide you with crucial insights into the music industry. You will gain a broad repertoire of real-world skills, building your industry network. This may include working at festivals, hosting private music tuition, and recording sessions with professional touring bands. Your experience on the course will give you a springboard into this vibrant industry once you graduate.
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Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course J931 Institution C57 Duration 3 years, full-time
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Learn from experts in a supportive environment.
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Enhance your skills by collaborating with students from a range of creative disciplines.
Music
BA (Hons)
Developed and taught by industry professionals, this degree is a launchpad for your future. With unrivalled music production facilities, this course will prepare you for a range of industry roles, developing your unique career path in music. Throughout the course you will develop a broad range of skills, from studio-based production to live sound, encompassing recording, mixing, mastering, sound design, acoustics and music theory. Get professional career direction and build on your talent in our Artist Development programme. Feel inspired by regular visits from key music industry practitioners, including many alumni; develop entrepreneurial and music business skills; and start building your industry network with work experience opportunities. During your final year, you will begin to refine your music production skills, specialising in your chosen area and developing your individuality as a working professional. Our team will support you to produce ambitious projects and carve out your career. With extended access to our state-of-theart studio facilities and specialist tutors, you can go on to produce professional work, realising your highest potential. This innovative degree is at the leading edge of music production; explore your creativity, independence and technical skills on this multidisciplinary course.
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Bring stories to life on screen. Immerse yourself in the art of filmmaking and television production, where you’ll craft compelling narratives and bring them to life on screen.
Go Further Unlock opportunities in a range of exciting roles, from directing and screenwriting to cinematography and editing. Whether you dream of creating award-winning films, captivating television dramas, or innovative documentaries, the possibilities are endless.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 66 | BSc (Hons) Top-Up Creative Media Technologies 67 | HND + HNC Film & Television
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BSc (Hons) Top-up
Chichester College
UCAS code Course W373 Institution C57 Duration 1 year, full-time
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On this one-year top-up course, you’ll enhance your Creative Media Production HND by topping it up with a full BSc (Hons) Creative Media Technologies degree that we offer in partnership with the University of Portsmouth. Delivered solely at our Chichester campus, this course will help you hone your creative and technical skills and give you the professional knowledge you need for a successful career. You’ll use the same software packages that professionals use in the industry and develop the skills you need to create quality content across all forms of media.
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Chichester College
UCAS codes Course FTCM Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Media
HNC+HND
This two year course is practical focused and aims to prepare you for employment, or to study a further top-up course. It offers both theoretical and practical units in film and television, combined with an extensive range of teaching and learning methods that will enhance your knowledge and skill in creative media. You will develop an in-depth understanding of how the film industry is structured and learn how you can develop a career in this challenging, exciting, and dynamic industry. You will have the opportunity to use a range of professional video and editing equipment and software to keep you a step ahead of the game.
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Television Broadcasting
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Virtual Studio Production
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Aspire to a future working with animals, advancing animal welfare and improving conservation for generations to come. You’ll get close to nature at our land-based campus at Brinsbury College, developing an in-depth knowledge of animal health, physiology and welfare.
GO FURTHER You’ll find a huge range of career opportunities beckon, from working at zoological parks and animal charity organisations to progressing into veterinary nursing.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 70 | HND Animal Management
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Brinsbury College
UCAS codes Course 003D Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Throughout this engaging course, you will learn the essential skills to quickly move into a managerial position within the industry. If you aspire to prepare for a career in the animal management and welfare sector, or progress onto the final year of an honours degree, then this course is for you.
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Build your business with confidence. Hone your entrepreneurial instincts with a qualification in Business & Management. Pursue your passion and develop your career. Our tutors will guide you in developing your knowledge in a number of key areas, including marketing, human resources, accounting, management and leadership.
GO FURTHER You can aspire to work in a management role or specialise in key areas of business such as HR, finance or marketing.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 74 | HND Leadership & Management 75 | BA (Hons) Top-Up Business
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HNC + HND
Chichester College
UCAS codes Course 001N Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
Our HND Leadership & Management course launches your business career by providing you with the skills and expertise which are both current and highly marketable. It’ll give you an edge when starting your career and set you up with a solid foundation for further study. You will be taught through a blend of lectures, guest speakers, seminars, case studies as well as individual and group work. This course can also be studied part-time.
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Marketing Processes and Planning
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Accounting Principles
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Digital Business in Practice
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Chichester College
UCAS codes Course N200 Institution C57 Duration 1 year, full-time
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BUSINESS
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This top-up degree is accredited by the University of Chichester. This qualification has been designed with employment in mind and is based on current and future industry requirements. The aim of this top-up degree is that you are well-rounded, have good business acumen and can keep up with an ever-changing business environment. The course focuses on developing your practical application of theory to real business scenarios and building resilience within the business environment. It has been designed alongside past graduates to achieve maximum flexibility and varied teaching methods through a ‘blended learning’ approach: interactive sessions, online resources/ tasks, independent research and 1:1 support.
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This top-up course enables you to achieve a full BA (Hons) degree accredited by the University of Chichester.
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After completing this course you can progress on to higher level study at Masters or Professional level, or graduate employment through a graduate programme with local or national employers.
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The future is at your fingertips. Gain the skills you need to develop innovative IT solutions. You’ll learn how to protect systems and data by identifying and resolving cyber security challenges. You’ll expand your knowledge of software development, systems and website design and programming as you aim to get ahead in the ever changing world of computing.
GO FURTHER Put your skills into practice via a range of career opportunities in the IT industry, from technician to software developer. You could even find a career in gaming.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 78 | HNC + HND Computing for England (Cyber Security) 79 | HNC + HND Computing for England
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HNC + HND
Chichester College
UCAS codes Course CCLD Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ)
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The course is particularly structured to allow you to develop skills in ‘key’ areas to enhance your career opportunities in different professional sectors of computing. There is overwhelming demand for skills in Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing and Data Analysis. You will have the opportunity to develop your skills to gain professional qualifications in conjunction with the course to improve your employability and professional knowledge. Students who successfully complete the HND can apply for a level 6 top-up degree, at an academic institution that offers the top-up, for the final year of a full degree programme.
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Programming Networking Security Professional Practice Database Design & Development Planning a Computing Project Cyber Security Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Intelligent Systems
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Crawley College
UCAS codes Course ICT2 Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ)
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COMPUTING
HNC + HND
Equivalent to the first the first two years of a university course, this new Higher Technical Qualification(HTQ) helps develop knowledge and skills for a career in computing. The course offers a vocational progression route to higher level study designed to build your programming and data analysis as well as your academic skills required for progression to a full degree programme. This course offers a variety of computing units that focus on all areas of the computing industry. Studying the HNC in year 1 and HND in year 2 provides a more open and flexible route towards a full bachelor’s degree, where you can secure a higher level qualification at the end of each year.
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Build, innovate, and shape the future. Develop practical skills and technical knowledge to solve real-world challenges, using science, creativity, and innovation to lead the way in these essential industries.
GO FURTHER Gain hands-on experience with industry connections and take your skills to the next level. Whether you aim to design, plan, build, or manage, these courses can help you secure a future as an engineer, site manager, building surveyor, or product designer.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 82 | HNC Construction Management 83 | HNC Engineering for England 84 | HND Engineering for England 86 | HNC + HND General Engineering 87 | HNC + HND Electronic & Electrical Engineering for England
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HNC
Chichester College & Crawley Collge
On this course, you will take what you know about the construction industry to the next level with this informed and engaging introduction into the sector.
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You’ll gain an understanding of what is happening within the construction industry, learn about stakeholder engagement, develop project management techniques and understand skills that are highly relevant in today’s construction sector market.
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Learn using industry-standard equipment and software with the support of expert tutors.
Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ)
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This course is a great progression opportunity into junior construction management roles.
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Digital Applications for Construction
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Construction Design Project
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Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ)
This programme will help you develop a wide range of engineering skills to help prepare you for the exciting world of modern engineering. This course is aimed at people already working in engineering who wish to progress into management or further their opportunities and career. It provides an in-depth and analytical approach to engineering. You will learn the skills needed to analyse an engineering problem and provide a range of solutions.
CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING
HNC
Modules cover the underpinning maths and science as well as exploring the core skills required for 21st century engineers such as materials, CAD, project management, automation and robotics, programming, design, workshop practices and research/development.
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Crawley College UCAS codes Course H650 Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time 3-4 years, part-time
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Support from industry and educationally experienced lecturers.
Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ) Accredited by:
This course is a rigorous specialist vocational programme, linked to professional body requirements and with a strong work-related emphasis that will prepare you for industry or propel your career. You will also benefit from academic and pastoral 1:1 tutorials, directed self-study and assignment workshops.
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This programme offers an excellent way to study towards a degree level course in engineering. You will complete the HNC during the first year of study, which can be completed over two years part-time. The HND is 2 years full-time. Graduates successfully completing the course will be able to demonstrate a sound knowledge of the concepts of engineering and the nature of the underpinning concepts of engineering. At Level 5, you will develop greater academic and management skills. The course is divided into two core units and six specialist units.
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Analogue Electronic Systems
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HNC + HND
Chichester College
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The Higher National Certificate (HNC) in General Engineering has been created with employers and is designed to address an increasing need for high quality professional and technical education at Level 4, providing students with a clear line of sight to employment or progression to further higher education study.
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Crawley College UCAS codes Course CEL7 Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time 3-4 years, part-time
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This programme will help you develop a wide range of engineering skills and prepare you for the exciting world of modern engineering.
MOTORSPORT CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING
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This course is aimed at people already working in engineering who wish to progress into management or further their opportunities and career. It provides an in-depth and analytical approach to engineering. You will learn the skills needed to analyse an engineering problem and provide a range of solutions. Modules cover the underpinning maths and science as well as exploring the core skills required for 21st century engineers such as materials, CAD, project management, automation and robotics, programming, design, workshop practices and research/development.
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Accelerate your future with a Motorsport Engineering course. Step into the fast-paced world of motorsport with our Motorsport Engineering degrees. Gain specialist knowledge and hands-on experience, preparing you for an exciting career in the industry.
GO FURTHER Develop the technical expertise and practical skills needed to thrive in motorsport. From high-performance vehicle design to trackside engineering, our courses put you at the heart of the action.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 90 | FdEng Motorsport Engineering 91 | BSc Motorsport Technology
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Northbrook College
UCAS codes Course H330 Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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Exclusive facilities and workshops with a variety of vehicles including our City Car Cup race cars, a Formula Renault open-wheel race car, Yamaha R1 bike, and a variety of go-karts.
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This full-time course provides hands-on experience and understanding of the essential core disciplines within motorsport engineering, equipping you with the skills and depth of knowledge required to pursue a career within the motorsport or automotive industries. This course will introduce you to the socioeconomic, legislative, and environmental aspects of the motorsport industry and enables you to apply engineering principles and analytical techniques to formulate and resolve problems. You’ll have regular workshop time to develop your practical skills with the opportunity to work on a range of different motorsport related projects which form the basis of assignments. You will also take part in educational trips to Motorsport and automotive Engineering companies, the University of Brighton and other leading organisations, which provide further industry exposure to state-of-the-art design, manufacturing, and wind-tunnel testing facilities. Gain invaluable experience working with Team Northbrook Racing (TNR), proud champions of the Student Motorsport challenge in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Northbrook College UCAS codes Course H331 Institution C57 Duration 1 year, full-time
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Be part of awardwinning Team Northbrook Racing (TNR) and take our race car to track events nationally. TNR are proud champions of the Student Motorsport Challenge 2023.
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On successful completion of the FdEng Motorsport Engineering, you can progress on to our one-year BSc top-up course in Motorsport Technology. This bespoke course further develops your understanding of motorsport performance and powertrain engineering, mathematical methods and modelling. In addition, individual and group projects will provide you with opportunities to undertake industry-relevant research, there is also an exciting unit in aerodynamics and race car design, to enhance your understanding of this dynamic and technologically advanced field. Graduates of this course have gone on to work in the Motorsport Industry as research and development engineers or as pit-crew with a variety of Formula 1 racing teams. Other graduates have become vehicle designers with major manufacturers such as Aston Martin, Ford, Jaguar, McLaren, Ricardo and Rolls Royce or work elsewhere within the motorsport world. Our Motorsport Engineering course is an invaluable stepping stone into a career in the industry. Gaining real world experience at a live race weekend is a priceless part of that. The scenarios that develop over a race weekend can very rarely be simulated in a classroom or facility, so the skills that you will develop whilst dealing with these issues are something that will make you stand out in your careers. Accredited by:
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Exercise your mind, body and soul. Study how the human body works during exercise and learn how sport and physical activity can promote physical, mental and wellbeing. You’ll learn about nutrition, anatomy & physiology, sports psychology, lifestyle coaching and have the opportunity to put your knowledge to the test, working with the college’s sports academy players to support their development.
GO FURTHER Pursue careers in fitness, personal training, sports development,coaching and therapy.
SUMMARY OF COURSES 95 | FdSc Sport, Health & Exercise Sciences
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Worthing College
UCAS codes Course SP01 Institution C57 Duration 2 years, full-time
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This Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences is accredited by the University of Chichester. It has been developed to equip you with the scientific knowledge relevant to the health and fitness industry as well as the necessary professional qualifications and skills. You’ll have the opportunity to apply to continue your studies by pursuing a Top-up courseat the University of Chichester in a specialised field, including: >
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Inspire minds and change thelives of future generations. Develop the knowledge, skills and confidence you’ll need to enjoy a career in one of the most rewarding professions. Become a creative and reflective teacher, with hands-on training as you learn about teaching concepts and develop practical skills. Understand assessment, evaluation and planning, and hone your teaching practice.
GO FURTHER Embark on your professional journeyas an educator within a further education or dance setting.
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This two-year nationally recognised qualification, validated by the University of Brighton, is for those who are unqualified, but are currently working in teaching or training with post-16 learners. You are also eligible for this course if you do not currently teach, but have secured 50 or more hours of teaching or training for the coming academic year. The course offers two distinct routes ProfGCE and Certificate in Education and which route you will study on depends upon your previous highest level of qualification. However, both are formal qualifications that allow the recipient to teach Post-16 education in formal education settings, such as Further Education (FE)colleges, Sixth Form colleges, and private training institutions. The course consists of one evening of lessons a week, for 30 weeks, and the expectation that each student will deliver a minimum of 50 hours of teaching per year within a teaching or training institution. Lessons are delivered face-to-face at our central Brighton campus, with some sessions being delivered as distance “blended” sessions. Our part-time courses are “in-service” which means that we expect students to either be employed in an educational institution already, or be able to secure their own teaching placement - we do not find placements for students on this route. If you are interested in moving into teaching or training in this sector but have no teaching hours in place, then the Level 3 Award in Education and Training, or full-time PGCE may be appropriate alternative routes. Our Courses
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How to apply You can apply online via UCAS (the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) for all our undergraduate courses. You’ll be supported through the process by your school UCAS team, or if applying at the college, our Progression Plus team. UCAS allows you to send your application to up to five universities. If you are currently at school or college, please ask your tutor for advice and a reference.
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when to apply
We advise you to work on your application during the autumn term and submit your application before 29 January 2026 (UCAS deadline). If you are applying through UCAS, in order to guarantee that all the universities you apply to will consider your application, you are required to submit your application by their deadline. At Chichester College Group (and our associated colleges) we still welcome late applications as we may still have spaces available on some of our courses right up until the course start date.
INTERVIEWS, PORTFOLIOS & AUDITIONS
Once we have received your application, we will normally invite you to an interview. If you have applied for a creative course, we will review your portfolio during the interview. For performance courses, you will be asked to audition. Don’t worry – this is your chance to get excellent advice and guidance on the course, talk about the support we offer during your studies and make sure the course is right for you. We are committed to arranging your interview within six weeks of receiving your application.
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Offering you a place
Within one week of your interview, we’ll send your UCAS Track Account an offer to study the course as agreed in your interview. Whether our offer is unconditional or conditional on completion of a qualification, it will be based not only upon our published entry requirements, but will also reflect your achievements and potential.
If you have applied through UCAS, once you have received offers from all the universities you applied to, UCAS will require you to accept one of your offers as your ‘firm’ choice and one offer as your ‘insurance’ choice. UCAS will set you a deadline, by which time you must let them know which offers you wish to accept. It is important that you accept via UCAS by your deadline date.
If we have offered you a place, we will ask you to complete an enrolment form and invite you to your induction at the beginning of term.
Deferred Entry
We are happy to make deferred offers to students who plan to take a gap year before starting their degree course.
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progression promise We are here to support students currently studying a level 3 course at any college within Chichester College Group to progress to one of our university-level courses. Our progression promise enables you to continue your journey with us. Apply Direct If you are only applying to study at a Chichester College Group college and you do not want to apply via UCAS (see page 100) you can use our direct application form*. Visit one of our college websites for more information and apply via the course page.
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Frequently Asked Questions Who qualifies for the Progression Promise Guarantee? You must be a current student at one of the seven colleges within the College Group. You must be on track to successfully complete a level 3 (or equivalent) qualification.
Can I progress to a university-level course at a different college within the Group? Absolutely! Our Progression Promise Guarantee is a group-wide initiative, and we welcome applications from students across our campuses for any university-level course offered at CCG.
What if I want to apply to another Higher Education provider, as well as apply for a university-level course at CCG? In this instance, you are required to submit your application through UCAS. However, if you choose to enrol at CCG, you’ll still receive the benefits of the Progression Promise Guarantee.
How do I apply for the Progression Promise? If you are only applying for a university-level course at CCG, you can apply using the online application form, available on each course page.
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Starting university-level study can feel like a big step, but you’re not alone. At Chichester College Group, we’re here to make sure you have the support you need to settle in and thrive. Whether you have a learning difficulty, health condition, or disability, our friendly team is ready to help.
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How can we support you? Our additional support hub is situated at the West Durrington Campus, where we offer on-site and remote advice, support and guidance. Support may include: >
Assistance around campuses, in the library, workshops, studios, or labs
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Help with timekeeping, organisational skills, and strategies to build independence in higher education
Our highly trained team includes highereducation facilitators, support assistants, and enhanced support assistants who can offer personalised assistance, ensuring your needs are met in a way that empowers your learning journey.
What is the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA)? The Disabled Students’ Allowance is intended to cover any extra study-related costs you incur due to a health condition. You could receive a DSA award of up to £26,291 worth of support provision and/or assistive equipment, based on 2023/24 rates.
Contact Us If you have any queries or would like more information about how we can support you, please get in touch: he.als@gbmc.ac.uk
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Flexible Entry Requirements Our entry requirements are unique for each course, depending on course level and applicants’ prior experience. We have a range of entry requirements and are keen to assess each application individually, recognising that our applicants have a variety of backgrounds and qualifications. The assessment of your application will include a review of your grades, interview, portfolio/audition (if relevant) and any industry experience. Typical entry requirements are outlined below, but individual offers may vary.
For BA (Hons) Creative Arts Degrees Including Art, Design, Media, Music and Theatre Arts 2 A-levels and 3 GCSEs in other subjects (grade 9-4 or A-C) plus portfolio of work or audition to demonstrate ability in the specialist area. OR 1 A-level, a Foundation course (or equivalent) and 3 GCSEs in other subjects (grade 9-4 or A-C) plus portfolio of work or audition to demonstrate ability in the specialist area.
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For HNC COURSES Entry will be based on industry experience, a relevant A-level or level 3 qualification and GCSE grades. Each application is assessed by our dedicated admissions team.
For HND courses Entry will be based on successful completion of an HNC/HTQ. Each application is assessed by our dedicated admissions team.
For top-up degrees Entry will be based on successful completion of an HND or Foundation degree. Each application is assessed by our dedicated admissions team.
English and Maths GCSE We strongly advise that applicants will have achieved 9-4 (A*-C) grade in maths and English or an equivalent qualification to enable them to successfully complete their studies with us and enhance their future careers.
English as a second language Applicants who have English as a second language and do not have a GCSE in English will be asked to take an IELTS assessment or equivalent as part of their offer conditions. They will need to achieve an overall score of 6.0, with 6.0 in the writing element and 5.5 in all other sub elements. The exception to this is students who have English as a second language but have been schooled here i.e. taken GCSE English — if they have achieved a grade D/3 they would not need to take the IELTS assessment.
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With no upfront fees to pay, funding your university-level study is easier than you think. There are a number of options available to you to help with tuition fees and living costs including student loans, bursaries and a learning support grant.
UNIVERSITY-LEVEL Fees
STUDENT LOANS
The fees you will pay depend on several factors including where you choose to study, the level of the course and whether the course is part-time or fulltime, for the most up to date information please visit the website of the college you are applying to.
Study now & pay later UK students and those with EU Settlement Status can apply for student loans from the Government to pay for their course fees and living costs while they are studying.
Foundation Diploma in Art & Design Fees The following applies to UK students and those with EU Settlement Status: Students on the Foundation Diploma in Art & Design do not pay fees as long as they are under age 19 on 31 August in the year their course starts. If you do not fall into this category, you can apply for an Advanced Learner Loan from the Government to pay your fees. You will pay it back gradually, but only if you earn over a certain amount.
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You only pay back when you can afford to after your course, if you earn over a certain amount, gradual repayments will automatically be deducted from your salary and income tax. How to apply for student loans You should apply between February and May to make sure your money arrives by September, but students can still apply until nine months after the start of their course. Apply online at: gov.uk/student-finance
Bursaries and grants from Chichester College Group A number of bursaries will be available from Chichester College for eligible students from low-income backgrounds, care leavers, and some students who progress from other courses at Chichester College Group. For the most up-to-date information, please see individual college websites or: chigroup.ac.uk/higher-education Our Learner Support Grant We offer a bursary of up to £750 a year to help towards the cost of equipment, books and travel needed for your course for eligible undergraduate students. Help for parents: If you’re a parent studying a full-time university-level course, you could access: >
Up to £1,963 a year via the Parents’ Learning Allowance
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Up to £193.62 a week for one child and up to £33.95 a week for two or more children via the Childcare Grant
Eligibility rules apply – to check, go to gov.uk/parents-learning-allowance Help for those supporting an adult partner or relative: For full-time university-level students who support an adult dependant (such as a partner, parent or grandparent but not an adult child), the Adult Dependants’ Grant could currently give you up to £3,354 each year. Help if you have a learning difficulty, health problem or disability: The Disabled Students’ Allowance is intended to cover any extra study-related costs you incur due to a health condition. You could receive a DSA award of up to £26,291 worth of support provision and/or assistive equipment, based on 2023/24 rates.
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Disclaimers Please note UAL courses are currently undergoing revalidation. UAL and Chichester College Group review course content every five years to ensure that our students are benefitting from a high-quality academic experience. During this process there may be some changes made to the course which are not immediately reflected in the content in this guide. This prospectus is a general guide to the college group, its courses and facilities. Chichester College Group reserves the right to change details or close courses without notice. All information is correct at the time of printing (March 2025) Essential Information
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