2026 Prospectus

Create a degree that’s perfect for you.

Make yourself at Liverpool Hope

Undergraduate Prospectus 2026

Open Days Open Days provide a great opportunity for you to discover what life is like as a Liverpool Hope student.

You can explore our beautiful campuses, see our great facilities, and talk to current students and lecturers.

Come and visit us, and find out about: • Our courses • How to apply • Funding your studies • Accommodation options • Learning support • Planning your future career

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Liverpool Hope University Undergraduate Prospectus 2026

Contents Why choose us? .................................................................................................................

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How to find us .....................................................................................................................

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Live, study and play at Hope Park ................................................................................

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Be inspired at our Creative Campus ........................................................................... 10 The amazing city of Liverpool .......................................................................................

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Your home away from home ..........................................................................................

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Sporting life ......................................................................................................................... 16 Health and Sports Science facilities ............................................................................ 18 Our libraries ......................................................................................................................... 20 A centre for research and learning .............................................................................. 21 Student support ................................................................................................................. 22 Social events at Hope ...................................................................................................... 23 Students’ Union .................................................................................................................. 24 Chaplaincy .......................................................................................................................... 24 Employment and careers opportunities ..................................................................... 26 Working with employers .................................................................................................. 28 Development opportunities ............................................................................................ 30 Alumni .................................................................................................................................... 31 International students ...................................................................................................... 32 Applying to Liverpool Hope ............................................................................................ 35 Degrees at Liverpool Hope ............................................................................................. 36 Fees and finance ............................................................................................................... 38 Our courses ......................................................................................................................... 39 Admissions policy and entry requirements ............................................................... 140 Terms and conditions ...................................................................................................... 141 Index ...................................................................................................................................... 142 Contact us ........................................................................................................................... 143

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Why choose us?

We know that our students enjoy studying at Liverpool Hope – the feedback we receive from them, combined with student satisfaction results in national surveys, tell us so.

But what are the reasons you might choose Liverpool Hope?

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A student-centric approach focused on small group teaching.

Research informed teaching by scholars who are passionate about their subjects.

A dedicated careers service to help with finding part-time employment while you study and providing careers advice before and after you graduate.

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A wide range of single and combined honours degrees so that you can select the course that’s right for you.

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Individual support, from learning and teaching support to wellbeing initiatives.

A beautiful and well-equipped learning environment.

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The chance to live and study in an exciting city, offering a variety of culture, entertainment, music and sport.

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A rich heritage, combining our history with contemporary and innovative thinking that makes us a dynamic university.

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Liverpool is a hub for business, arts and leisure and has exceptional travel links to the rest of the UK and beyond.

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Sheppard-Worlock Library

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Frances Mary Lescher Building (FML)

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Stand Park Lodge

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Rosemary Guest Room

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Fresh Hope Food Court

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Kitty Wilkinson Hall

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Alexander Jones Building

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Students’ Union Teresa Hall

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Hope Park Lodge

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Netball and Tennis Courts

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Library Quad

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Rose Garden

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Fresh Hope Catering

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Other Catering Outlets

How to find us

General travel information

Hope Park

For more information about travelling in and around Liverpool, you can visit the following websites:

Hope Park Campus is situated on Taggart Avenue, Childwall, close to Queens Drive (A5058) at the end of the M62. From the city centre, it is easy to get buses to, or close to, the campus. Broad Green Railway Station is situated just over a mile away from the campus.

Address for Sat Nav: Taggart Avenue L16 9JD.

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How to find us

Shuttle bus

Creative Campus

The University offers a free shuttle bus service between the three campuses – all you have to do is show your ID card to the driver.

The Creative Campus is less than a mile away from Liverpool’s main railway station, Liverpool Lime Street. Situated at the junction of Islington and Shaw Street, the campus is within walking distance of the station or a short bus ride from Queen Square Bus Station.

Buses operate regularly between all three campuses from Monday to Friday during term time. Check out the website for the latest timetable.

Address for Sat Nav: Shaw Street L6 1HP.

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Live, study and play at Hope Park

Our largest campus, Hope Park, is a friendly student village with places to live, study, eat and relax.

It is situated in a leafy suburb of Liverpool, just four miles from the city centre and close to beautiful green spaces such as Calderstones Park. With major investment over recent years, the campus now consists of traditional architecture alongside state-of-the-art, modern buildings such as our new i3 Building.

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Explore the i3 Building.

Hope Park is home to our: • Business School • School of Law and Criminology • School of Humanities • School of Education • School of Social Sciences • School of Health and Sport Sciences • School of Computer Science and the Environment • School of Psychology

Meet at Our Place

Starbucks and Caffè Nero

When it comes to social activity at Hope Park, Our Place is the place. You’ll find a bar, and a restaurant selling pizzas, hot drinks, smoothies and popular brunch items. In the evening, it comes alive with live music and comedy nights, student parties and live sports screenings. You can also relax and play pool or video games.

You’ll find coffee shops around campus including outlets serving Starbucks and Caffè Nero. We even have an on-site shop.

Fresh Hope Our Place opens up into Fresh Hope, the main restaurant on site serving international dishes each week, alongside salad options, sandwiches, soup and more.

Find out more: Hope Park Sports, page 16 Libraries, page 20 Chaplaincy, page 24 Students’ Union, page 24 Employability Hub, page 26

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Be inspired at our Creative Campus

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Our Creative Campus is close to Liverpool city centre and is home to our School of Creative and Performing Arts.

Learn your craft in the inspirational setting of Grade II-listed buildings and state-of-the-art performance spaces.

The University has invested significantly in this campus, with spaces including an arts centre, graphic design studio and fabrication lab, two theatres, two dance studios, two black box performance spaces, a music technology laboratory and a recording studio.

Explore our Creative Campus.

The Cornerstone Building The Cornerstone Building has undergone renovation, transforming the ground floor into an impressive social space, complete with a food court and breakout areas.

The centrepiece of the Cornerstone is the Great Hall, a stunning space suitable for a multitude of events, including student exhibitions and guest lectures. The building is home to fantastic facilities including studios, kilns, workshops and metalwork studios as well as the Cornerstone Gallery, offering contemporary art exhibitions.

The Capstone Building

arts programme throughout the year, including the Liverpool International Jazz Festival and the Angel Field Festival.

Liverpool Hope is an All-Steinway School. The theatre is an acoustically excellent space housing a Steinway D grand piano, often described as the best piano in the world. Since opening its doors, the Capstone Theatre has staged concerts and performances by leading national and international musicians and artists, as well as student performances.

Arts Centre The newest addition to the campus, the Arts Centre, features a large refurbished warehouse space as well as smaller studios for Fine Art students to hone their practice.

Angel Field Buildings on this campus are all set within the award-winning Angel Field – a stunning garden that is a great place to study and relax with friends. The Renaissance-style garden has won six design awards.

The Capstone Building is home to the Capstone Theatre, Liverpool Hope’s dedicated performance venue. This provides an international music and

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City of Liverpool

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The amazing Welcome to Liverpool. From world-famous architecture, magnificent museums and music legends revolutionising popular culture, Liverpool has always been a hub of creativity.

Through spectacular festivals, dramatic sporting attractions and unique art, the city continues to be a gateway for UK culture, attracting millions of visitors every year.

Liverpool named 7th best city in the world 2024

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Music and entertainment It’s impossible to imagine Liverpool without music – or music without Liverpool. Birthplace of The Beatles, the UNESCO City of Music is home to a host of first-class festivals and concerts.

Liverpool caters to all music tastes, with small intimate venues featuring up-and-coming bands, while the M&S Bank Arena has been graced by artists such as Lewis Capaldi, The 1975, and Elton John. The arena is host to major entertainment events, including the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. Anfield Stadium has welcomed global mega-stars, including Taylor Swift on the Eras Tour in 2024.

Liverpool has a thriving nightlife from themed bars to independent venues offering everything from rooftop views to speakeasy vibes right through to food and drink markets and comedy clubs.

One of the city’s most exciting areas is the Baltic Triangle. At the heart of Liverpool’s independent scene, this former factory and workshop district is constantly evolving as new cafés, clubs and live music venues emerge.

Culture Liverpool’s many art galleries range from the Walker, which contains one of Europe’s most outstanding

collections of fine and decorative art, to Tate Liverpool, one of the largest galleries of modern and contemporary art outside London.

Liverpool Empire Theatre attracts all the latest touring theatre productions, while the Playhouse, Everyman, Royal Court and Unity theatres offer a rich and varied programme of classic and contemporary productions.

The city also boasts an array of world-class museums, including the International Slavery Museum, Merseyside Maritime Museum, World Museum and the Museum of Liverpool.

Sport With the Grand National, golf and – of course – football, there are plenty of sporting events to keep even the most avid sports fan entertained.

Liverpool is home to two Premier League football teams; what better place to come to watch the match?

Shopping The 42-acre Liverpool One development provides a stunning shopping complex in the heart of the city. Liverpool also has a range of vibrant independent retailers, and student-friendly shops offering oneof-a-kind pieces and vintage finds.

Shopping destinations such as the Trafford Centre and Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet are under an hour’s drive away.

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Your home away from home

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For those who choose to live on campus during their studies, our halls of residence offer a friendly and safe environment, and will soon become a place to call home.

We have three accommodation sites: Hope Park, Creative Campus and Aigburth Park.

Convenient - Our halls and campuses are easily accessible and we have a free shuttle bus between each location Safe - Secure access and 24/7 on-site security gives you complete peace of mind Guaranteed accommodation - as a first year student you are guaranteed a room.

It’s there if you need it Choice of rooms - From accessible rooms to en-suite options, you’ll find what you’re looking for in one of our halls

Living at Hope Park Located at our biggest campus, the rooms at Hope Park are reserved for first year undergraduates and offer plenty of options and amenities on your doorstep.

Four of these halls are located in the historic Grade II-listed Hilda Constance Allen Building, or the ‘Harry Potter Halls’ as they are fondly known by our students.

Angela and Austin Halls provide purpose-built accommodation located close to Fresh Hope and Our Place, the University’s main eating and drinking venues.

landscaped garden nestled in the heart of the campus.

The Creative Campus is a short walk from the city centre, convenient for all amenities associated with city living.

Living at Aigburth Park Student Village Aigburth Park is a residential campus approximately three miles from the city centre and Hope Park. The halls are set in private landscaped gardens and, being close to Liverpool’s famous Lark Lane, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to shops, bars and restaurants, plus a library and Sefton Park located nearby.

There are regular buses into the city centre and to Hope Park, and St Michaels train station is just around the corner.

Wellbeing Assistants To help support you as you settle into your new accommodation, we have a team of Wellbeing Assistants in all of our halls. The team organise social events, so there are plenty of opportunities to meet new people.

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Sporting life Something for everyone

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Hope Park Sports features state-of-the-art facilities, including: •

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Physiotherapy and Sport Rehabilitation Clinic

A single yearly registration fee of £30 is all that is required, and then the gym facilities, courts and fitness classes are all available for you to use!*

The University’s onsite Physiotherapy and Sport Rehabilitation Clinic offers discounted treatment sessions for Hope students.

Liverpool Hope Students’ Union also has a vast range of sporting societies for you to join. These may include Gaelic football, netball, football, hockey, badminton and even cheerleading. The Residential Life team also run a series of regular activities, such as local walks, orienteering and multi-games.

The Sports Complex provides excellent opportunities for leisure, fitness, study and research.

*Fee is subject to change and is payable for the academic year.

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State-of-the-art Health and Sports Science facilities Our Health Science facilities allow for complete metabolic, psychological, nutritional, bioscientific, respiratory, biomechanical, and cardiovascular assessment of function in elite athletes and patient populations.

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The Health Science Building houses numerous sport and exercise laboratories and facilities including:

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A 25-metre sprint track with force platforms and motion capture for biomechanical analysis

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Two large teaching laboratories with facilities for cardiorespiratory and metabolic analysis of human function during exercise

Two large bioscience laboratories available in addition to a suite of dedicated research laboratories for the study of molecular biology, microbiology, cell biology, genetics, and bioinformatics

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A purpose-built food laboratory for the development of food products and analysis of their properties

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A Dualenergy X-ray Absorptiometry scanner for assessing bone and muscle health

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A sensory analysis suite constructed to industry-standards to enable consumer testing

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A cardiovascular assessment suite with cardiac and vascular ultrasound

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A high-performance physiology laboratory that allows for breath-bybreath respiratory analysis, and nearinfrared spectroscopy, which allows for assessment of muscular oxygen uptake and utilisation

A dedicated nutrition laboratory containing equipment to enable the measurement of body composition, energy expenditure, vascular health, and a wide range of clinical biomarkers

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Dedicated psychology laboratories for teaching and research include three-dimensional motion capture, eye tracking, and neuro-behaviour suites

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Our libraries The Sheppard-Worlock and Creative Campus libraries, along with other learning spaces across the campuses, are hives of activity for individual and group study.

The Sheppard-Worlock library at Hope Park provides a beautiful setting to study, and contains a core print collection of more than 350,000 items, alongside a print journal archive and subject-specific collections.

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There has been investment in full text online resources including e-journals, e-books and databases, most of which can be accessed both on and off campus.

A team of dedicated Subject Librarians can provide training and support to help you make the most of these resources.

With relaxed study spaces, PC workstations, group work areas and silent study areas, the library offers a multitude of options. There is even an environmentally controlled vault dedicated to special collections and an archives reading room.

A centre for research and learning Liverpool Hope places great emphasis on bringing together research excellence and top-quality teaching, facilitated by a community of academics and scholars who are of the highest calibre, with experts recruited from around the world.

In the national Research Excellence Framework (REF), more than 61 percent of research produced at Liverpool Hope was rated as world-leading (4*) or internationally excellent (3*) – based on the latest REF results in 2021.

Vice-Chancellor’s doctoral scholarships, and has recruited high-calibre students to pursue PhD studies.

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Innovative learning Research informed teaching is fundamental to the student learning experience at Liverpool Hope University.

This research excellence informs our teaching and helps to develop rounded and employable graduates.

The University has a number of research centres. These include, but are by no means limited to: •

Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies

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Centre for Culture and Disability Studies (CCDS)

The University has recently made significant and strategic investment in its research environment in the form of the

Our students are encouraged to become active enquirers and explore their specialisms through immersive learning.

State-of-the art laboratories, workspaces and tutorial rooms allow students to carry out collaborative and experiential learning using the latest technologies and techniques.

The i3 Building is the latest investment at our Hope Park campus, and features a simulation lab for an immersive and interactive experience.

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Student support Starting university is the beginning of a new and exciting phase of your life and we are here to support and guide you from the moment you arrive until after you graduate.

Student Life The Student Life team provides a confidential and integrated one-stop shop for wellbeing support services and can facilitate and offer counselling, mental

wellbeing support, money advice and learning support plans. In addition, our Engagement Officers are on hand to help you with any immediate support or guidance.

Our priority is to make your time at Liverpool Hope an enjoyable and successful experience, providing you with help and support if you need it.

Academic and learning support Your subject tutors and personal tutors can offer academic support, alongside

1st in the North West for Mental Wellbeing Services 2024 National Student Survey

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peer mentors, who are Masters and PhD students, who can assist you with essay planning, developing your academic writing style and understanding assignment feedback.

Before accepting a place and at the earliest opportunity, applicants with a disability are encouraged to discuss with us any additional study support or accommodation needs they may have.

The Academic Skills Service can help with note-taking, organising your work, timekeeping, exam preparation and more.

For more information, please contact the team on: T: 0151 291 3427 E: studentlife@hope.ac.uk

Support for students with a disability The University provides advice and assistance to prospective and current students, with everything from applying for Disabled Student Allowance to ensuring appropriate adjustments are made to support a positive transition to university.

Social events at Hope Hope Social brings together student engagement and social events, offering a diverse range of events and activities happening on and off campus each month.

When you arrive, you’ll get our comprehensive Freshers’ planner. Each month, our What’s On guide features details of events, all designed with you in mind.

With something happening most nights at each campus, there’s plenty to get involved in, from quiz nights, bingo, live bands and themed party nights.

As well as events on campus, the team organise visits to some of Britain’s bestloved attractions, with previous trips including Chester Zoo, the Lake District and Conwy Castle. @hopesocialliverpool

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Students’ Union We are very proud of our partnership with the Students’ Union at Liverpool Hope.

We work together to ensure that every student is given the chance to share their views and that these opinions are taken into consideration in everything the University does.

The Students’ Union is independent of the University and is run by students, for students. The primary objective of the Students’ Union is to make positive change. This is achieved by representing your views and needs to the University, the National Union of Students and government.

The Union is also incredibly important for the social aspect of university life, facilitating sports clubs and societies, and organising Welcome Week activities, including the Freshers’ Fair.

Societies have included: • Gilmore Girls • Cheese & Biscuits • Snow • Taylor Swift • Scribble • Feminist • Robotics & AI • Hooks & Needles • Queer Adventurers Plus many more!

Chaplaincy The Chaplaincy team supports staff and students of all faiths, and none.

Chaplains provide faith support for members of the Hope community, with regular prayer and services.

There are strong links with the Christian Union, Catholic Society and other faith and student societies, and the team helps to promote volunteering opportunities across the city.

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The Chaplaincy base is a welcoming and vibrant space, where you can meet new people and feel at home. It is a social space, a quiet place for work, the place to grab a coffee, and most notably, home to the famous £1 lunch.

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Employment and career opportunities

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We want you to have the best possible chance to embark on a stimulating, rewarding and successful career. In addition to strong academic qualifications, one of our key priorities is to develop well-rounded individuals who have more to offer than just a degree.

Get ahead in the graduate job market Our dedicated Employability Hub is a one-stop shop for all things careers, with a focus on making students employment ready through work experience, professional development and one-to-one support.

The Hub provides: • Support with accessing internship opportunities • Professional networking sessions • Information on graduate vacancies, internships and schemes • Employer-led presentations and workshops • Careers fairs and employability events • Access to Careers Advisers, CV guidance and interview coaching

Gain meaningful experience Our Student Futures Internship Programme offers you the chance to gain hands-on experience working on impactful projects across the University and with organisations to make a real difference. Develop your skills, enhance your employability, and build your professional network, all while receiving a bursary to support your journey. Gain valuable professional experience to help you stand out in a competitive job market and take the next step towards your future career.

Find the perfect placement Many of our subjects offer the opportunity to undertake a placement year between the penultimate and final year of your degree.

You have the ability to opt for a placement year during your studies, once you have started with us.

Scan to find out more about placement years.

Paid jobs on campus Hope Works is an initiative that provides paid part-time on-campus work opportunities for students. Positions range from working within the Catering team, to project work with academic departments. Hope Works offers students the chance to earn a fair wage, develop skills valued by employers, and gain application and interview experience.

Professional development at your fingertips Students have access to three dynamic career platforms, designed to help you develop key skills, plan your career, and build a standout CV. From expert careers advice and job search tools to an interactive interview simulator, our portals give you everything you need to succeed.

Stay ahead with our regular e-bulletin, packed with job opportunities, internships, and careers events.

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Working with employers Liverpool Hope University aims to give students access to professional opportunities through employers in Liverpool and beyond, including: •

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Tate Liverpool

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National Museums Liverpool

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Knowsley Chamber

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Royal Court Liverpool

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Liverpool and Sefton Chamber of Commerce

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Kenyons

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Culture Liverpool

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Milapfest

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Professional Liverpool

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Alder Hey

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We regularly host employment fairs and sessions with our partner organisations.

Liverpool Hope Business School Liverpool Hope Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

For over a century, AACSB Accreditation has been synonymous with the highest standards in business education.

Accredited schools have successfully undergone a rigorous review process conducted by their peers in the business education community, ensuring that they

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have the resources, credentials, and commitment needed to provide students with a first-rate, future-focused business education.

Encouraging enterprise As an increasing number of students choose to set up their own businesses following graduation, Liverpool Hope recognises the need to prepare them for the world of work. Young Enterprise is currently offered as part of the curriculum for Business School students.

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Development opportunities The University offers you a number of development opportunities that can be undertaken alongside your studies:

credits towards this award. You will also attend training in health and safety, leadership, and diversity and equality before producing a journal of your experience. This award is viewed as gold standard in the University and earns you an additional reward on graduation day.

The Service and Leadership Award (SALA)

Global Hope

This extracurricular programme is designed to recognise the value of voluntary work. Volunteering and charity work are a great way to help you stand out from the crowd when it comes to your career prospects. The hours you dedicate to volunteering will be converted into

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As part of SALA you will be given the opportunity to volunteer overseas through Global Hope. This programme supports a range of educational communities and has taken place in locations such as India, Brazil and Peru. You are provided with training on cultural issues, health and safety,

dimensions of poverty and planning for overseas projects. Global Hope students have found this to be a life-changing experience. Overseas opportunities are dependent on global and local stability.

International Exchange/ Study Abroad We have a significant number of partnerships with other universities around the world, particularly in North America, Hong Kong, and Europe.

Depending on your subject of choice, you may have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester as an optional part of your degree. Guidance and help for all students travelling abroad is available, from pre-departure briefings and support while overseas.

Plas Caerdeon The University owns Plas Caerdeon Outdoor Education Centre in Snowdonia.

The centre offers a wide range of residential courses. As part of your studies, you may visit for field trips, environment and biological research excursions, or art workshops. The Centre also delivers team building courses, often including mountaineering and kayaking.

Alumni Your link with Liverpool Hope does not end when you graduate.

All graduates automatically become members of the Hope Alumni Association, which keeps you connected with the Hope community.

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Alumni membership of the University’s libraries*

*£30 per year for this Library membership, subject to change.

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International students Liverpool Hope has a vibrant international community.

Dedicated international support is available to assist you throughout the application process and to ensure that you get the most out of your time at university.

International students are also guaranteed a place in our halls of residence.

Hope’s Global Student & Partnership Centre The centre is Hope’s main hub for our international student community and global engagement initiatives such as study abroad and exchange.

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The team offer support to international applicants and students on campus, and host various events across the year designed to support networking and provide a truly immersive experience.

Further information on the University’s services can be found on the following pages: • Accommodation, page 14 • Student Support, page 22 • Careers, page 26 • Chaplaincy, page 24 • Fees and finance, page 38 There is also an active programme of social events throughout the academic year, including organised trips.

International tuition fees

Scholarships

Liverpool Hope offers competitive fees for international students.

We have scholarships available for students studying with us from specific international regions.

Scan the QR code for the latest international tuition fees.

How to apply Applications should be made through UCAS. If you are unsure about the application process or how your qualification translates in the UK education system, then please contact International Recruitment: international@hope.ac.uk

Study Abroad Liverpool Hope offers a range of Study Abroad opportunities for incoming international students, and has formal links with universities in the USA, Europe, India, China, South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong.

To find out more and check if you may be eligible scan the QR code below.

Contact us We appreciate that applying to study in a different country is a big step, and we understand that you will have questions that are personal to you, whether that’s around visas, entry requirements, careers support and more. If you would like personal advice or would like to know more, please reach out to us and we will support you throughout the application process.

E: international@hope.ac.uk T: +44 (0)151 291 3389 www.hope.ac.uk/international

This is available to second year students. If you are interested in studying with us for a semester or a full year, email: globalcentre@hope.ac.uk

Scan the QR code for country specific information.

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Applying to Liverpool Hope For all full-time undergraduate higher education courses at universities and colleges in the UK, students must apply online at: www.ucas.com There are three types of applicant: 1. Students studying at a school or college registered with UCAS 2. Independent applicants in the UK who are not at school or college 3. International applicants outside the UK (EU and worldwide) For all applicants, there are full instructions at www.ucas.com to make it as easy as possible for you to complete your online application.

Visit UCAS for more information on applying.

Applications should be submitted by the UCAS deadline, which is in January each year.

Depending on the circumstances, the University will accept further applications after this date.

Transfering from another university There are some instances when students contact us from another university who want to transfer to Liverpool Hope. To do this you will need to complete a AP(C)L form.

Scan for further information.

Important information

Clearing

The UCAS number and abbreviated name for Liverpool Hope University is L46 and LHOPE. These must be entered in the appropriate boxes of the UCAS form, along with course codes for your chosen programme(s), which can be found on the UCAS website and in this prospectus.

There may be an opportunity to apply to Hope through Clearing, which typically opens in August each year to coincide with A-Level results day.

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What degrees can I study at Liverpool Hope?

Single Honours degrees

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A single subject area - a good choice if you have a particular subject area you want to study in more depth.

Combined Honours degrees

Part-time study

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Two subject areas, equally weighted towards your final degree - a good choice if you are interested in more than one subject.

Degree with Foundation Year

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A great opportunity if you have the ability and enthusiasm to study for a degree, but do not yet have the qualifications required to enter directly onto our degree programmes. Successful completion of the Foundation Year will enable you to progress into the first year of your chosen honours degree.

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Year in Industry degrees

Most of Liverpool Hope’s undergraduate programmes are available for study on a part time basis. This normally doubles an Honours degree programme to twice its full-time duration.

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Postgraduate Taught Courses We also have a number of postgraduate taught courses available: www.hope.ac.uk/postgraduate

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An additional year on your degree, giving you the opportunity to gain valuable workplace experience. Available on some degrees.

Placement Year Offering the chance to gain valuable work experience alongside your studies.

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Nearly all of our subjects allow you to complete a placement year.

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Information about fees for 2026/2027 will be posted on our website: www.hope.ac.uk

Academic and teaching excellence We believe that entry to the University should be based on talent rather than the ability to pay, and our support packages reflect this belief.

We have a long history of awarding our own generous academic scholarships for scholarly achievement, along with awards to students who demonstrate outstanding success in sport, music, dance and drama.

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undergraduate and PGCE tuition fees for future years of study in line with any inflation or other increase authorised by the Secretary of State.

Scholarships and Bursaries We understand that many are impacted by the current cost of living, and so we are pleased to offer a number of scholarships and bursaries, depending on your circumstances, eligibility and chosen subject area.

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Accounting & Finance

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This challenging and stimulating Accounting & Finance degree will equip you with a strong strategic outlook, preparing you to inform and advise management level decision-making once you graduate. The variety of topics studied on this degree will give you a sound grounding in theoretical and practical areas of accounting and finance.

Why study this subject?

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Strong links with a range of leading local and national companies and professional bodies, enhancing employment opportunities

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Graduate with key skills sought by the accounting and finance industry, such as leadership, management and knowledge of accountancy and finance

Career opportunities Graduates of this degree will be well prepared for a rewarding career in accountancy, credit control, financial services, investment analysis, purchasing, business consulting, and other related financial and business professions. You may choose to pursue a dynamic career in roles such as chief financial officer, forensic accountant or business adviser.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours N400, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Business Management page 44 | Economics page 59 | Mathematics page 82

Liverpool Hope Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International.

The BA (Hons) single Honours Accounting & Finance degree is accredited by the Association for Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).

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Acting (Combined Honours)

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A degree in Acting will provide you with in-depth subject knowledge covering a range of acting styles, preparing you for a fulfilling career.

You will gain a critical understanding of how acting plays a key role in local, national, and global contexts, as well as developing awareness of contemporary issues in acting and the performing arts today.

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A hands-on training programme offering opportunities for collaboration and networking with other actors and industry experts

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The chance to get involved in performance projects

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Excellent facilities with the 260-seat Capstone Theatre located at our Creative Campus

Career opportunities The transferable skills developed through this course will be relevant to a range of careers, including teaching, mentoring and educational settings, as well as equipping students for acting on stage and screen. This course will also prepare you for further training and/or for a career in acting, with possible off-shoot careers in production, directing, new media, and gaming actor.

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Drama & Theatre Studies 56 | Musical Theatre 86

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Art History (Combined Honours)

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Do you ever wonder why art, design or architecture looks the way it does? Do you enjoy visiting museums and galleries, and learning about the objects on display? Are you curious about the historical and cultural contexts that shaped these artefacts? If so, a degree in Art History is for you. This degree provides graduates with a systematic understanding of the methods art historians use to analyse visual images and objects, as well as methods and processes of making and analysis of material culture.

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As a city in the UK with more museums and galleries than any other outside of London, alongside the country’s largest contemporary art biennial, Liverpool provides a vibrant cultural backdrop for your studies

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The University benefits from partnerships with National Museums Liverpool and Tate Liverpool, plus close collaborations with FACT and Bluecoat Gallery and Display Centre, offering access to important collections in the city and experts working in the field

Career opportunities Skills such as visual analysis, critical awareness, and independent thinking open up diverse career opportunities. Graduates often go on to work in galleries and museums, academia, the heritage and cultural industries, community work, the media, publishing, marketing, advertising, education and the commercial arts sector.

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Fine Art 68 | Graphic Design 72 | History 75

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Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial Intelligence systems are being developed today that would have been seen as science fiction only a few years ago. The pace of change in AI is such that it has blindsided many policymakers and we are in a technological revolution. So, now is the time to get ahead and study the subject. This course will teach you about the practical aspects of AI: how it works, what it can do, how it can be practically utilised for many different purposes and how it may develop in the future.

Why study this subject?

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Discover, learn, and master technology that is going to change our relationship with computers forever

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Opportunities to work as an AI specialist designing or programming intelligent systems

Career opportunities As an Artificial Intelligence graduate, you can forge a career in areas such as data analytics, data engineering, AI engineering, user experience design, data mining, language processing for chatbots, machine learning, research, and much more. You could also choose to work in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, technology, media, government, agriculture, gaming, and the military.

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This course is available as Single Honours only - BSc Single Honours GH76, BSc Single Honours with a Year in Industry GH77.

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Computer Science 46 | Information Technology 78 | Robotics 96

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Business Management

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The world of business is fast-moving and dynamic. Business organisations are facing unprecedented change and complex challenges. This demands that graduates who enter this sector understand the business environment and how organisations operate in increasingly uncertain situations. This degree will give you the skills and knowledge to understand internal and external organisational dynamics.

Why study this subject?

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Opportunities to take part in a variety of business awards and international business games

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Scenario-based learning connects theory and practice

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Opportunities to undertake business projects in local companies

Career opportunities Our Business Management degree will prepare you for a career in management, setting up your own business or working as a business adviser. Recent graduates have gone on to have a variety of careers in roles including customer relations manager, senior sales executive, event coordinator, HR trainee adviser, account executive, PA to directors, payroll executive, business researcher, demand planner, and sales executive.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours N200, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Accounting & Finance page 40 | Digital Marketing page 55 | Tourism Management page 110

Liverpool Hope Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International.

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Childhood & Youth (Combined Honours)

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Drawing on insights from sociology, history, social policy, and cultural studies, this degree tackles important questions about the lives of children and young people and the social contexts that shape their experiences.

This degree will enable you to become a critical social scientist who can make a difference in the wider community.

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Our comprehensive degree course tackles real-world contemporary issues

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Hear firsthand from professionals working with children and young people

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Learn about children’s rights, social justice, and welfare, and build a solid foundation in the discipline

Career opportunities A degree in Childhood & Youth opens doors to careers in youth and community work, local government, housing, health, education, and the criminal justice system.

Graduates can work as researchers, administrators, or managers and will also be wellprepared for postgraduate degrees, for example, an MA in Social Work.

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Health & Wellbeing 74 | Social Care 97 | Social Work 98

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Computer Science

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Computer Science is all about new ideas, new opportunities and fresh thinking. This discipline can be applied to many different areas and has a profound impact on all aspects of society. The dynamism of this exciting subject is reflected in this degree through the study of a range of topics, including networks, robotics, internet, mobile, embedded computing, and cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality.

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Computer science-related jobs are not only appealing in their versatility, earning potential and demand, but also have a wide-reaching social impact

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Acquire practical skills that are highly sought after by industry, such as programming in C, C++, Java, Lua, Python, JavaScript and C#

Career opportunities A degree in Computer Science will enable you to consider a range of careers such as software engineering, and systems development and networking, as well as roles that involve the innovative application of computer technology to areas such as computer security or robotics. Our recent graduates have secured work as technical and systems engineers, software analysts and software engineers in organisations such as Airbus, Barclays, Oracle and Microsoft.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BSc Single Honours I101, BSc Single Honours with a Year in Industry I102, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Electronic & Computer Engineering page 61 | Information Technology page 78 | Robotics page 96

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Conservation Biology (Combined Honours)

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Conservation Biology is about protecting and managing the Earth’s biodiversity. It involves an evaluation of human and other factors that affect all living organisms, with the aim of conserving species, their habitats and ecosystems. Our fascinating Conservation Biology degree will develop your knowledge and skills for monitoring, understanding and reversing environmental degradation to conserve species and habitats.

Why study this subject?

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Combine your studies with trips to local and regional sites of national and international conservation importance

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Benefit from our own field centre, Plas Caerdeon, set within Snowdonia National Park

Career opportunities Conservation biologists work with government or private agencies serving as consultants on ecological or land use issues, ecologists, wildlife managers, nature conservation managers or work in environmental monitoring. Some of our graduates go on to train to be teachers, while others go on to further study at postgraduate level.

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Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Environmental Geography 64 | Environmental Science 65 | Physical Geography 88

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Contemporary Craft (Combined Honours)

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Contemporary Craft is an exciting interdisciplinary subject that focuses on hands-on experimental designing and making. We create a supportive community where emerging makers and designers can realise their creative potential, which will result in the creation of specialist craft works, innovative collaborative projects, and new professional directions.

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Specialist facilities (metal, ceramics, textile and digital), dedicated tutoring and technical expertise

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Experience materials and share practice, process and aspiration, with masterclasses, lectures and group seminars

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Partnerships with industry provide opportunities to work on live projects and gain work experience

Career opportunities You will gain advanced material knowledge and design skills, and be able to use them within theoretical and contemporary contexts. A Contemporary Craft graduate can work across a diverse range of careers, including craft/design practitioners, community practitioners, creative producers, curators, retail buyers, product merchandising, teaching and postgraduate research, creative and social media visualisers.

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Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Contemporary Fashion Design 49 | Digital Creativity 54

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Contemporary Fashion Design (Combined Honours)

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This course is unique because it focuses on fashion with a conscience. You will use specialist studios, equipment and workrooms to explore a broad range of themes and issues affecting the fashion industry today, including brand awareness, styling, image making, and promotion, culminating in you producing a portfolio of work at the end of your studies.

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Teaching delivered by established practitioners with access to a vast range of equipment, workshops and studios

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An opportunity to work with live briefs and competitions, as well as engaging with established national contacts

Career opportunities Alongside the development of a personal creative design practice and a corresponding portfolio, you will acquire proficiency in the entrepreneurial skills necessary for establishing a sustainable career as an independent designer. Careers might include working within the design field and creative industries, fashion marketing and styling, teaching practice, community practitioner and research. The course will also provide a good foundation for further study at postgraduate level.

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Art History 42 | Fine Art 68 | Graphic Design 72

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Creative Industries Business Management (Combined Honours)

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The course will provide you with theoretical and practical skills required for working in creative industry businesses today. We focus on developing your historical, theoretical and critical awareness in the areas of arts, cultural entrepreneurship, and business management. You will learn essential skills and a knowledge of legal and regulatory issues, including managing large-scale projects, budgeting and fundraising, distribution and marketing strategies, and negotiation methods.

Why study this subject?

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Take part in interactive seminars and workshops alongside practical learning

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Opportunities for work placements with prestigious arts organisations and immerse yourself into Liverpool’s vibrant and fast-growing creative sector

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Gain experience in working with leading creative organisations and learn how to forge a successful career in arts business and beyond

Career opportunities This degree course can lead you to roles in all areas of business, public, private and third sectors. You could also become a key player by owning a business, and thus contributing to Britain’s world-leading reputation for delivering high quality arts and entertainment. Our teaching will ensure you are equipped to develop a career in a range of creative business contexts, including music, stage, fine art, graphic design, festivals, public events, and more.

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Art History 42 | Fine Art 68 | Graphic Design 72

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Creative Writing (Combined Honours)

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Liverpool is a city of poets and storytellers, so it is the perfect location to study Creative Writing. By studying this subject, you will be empowered with an enhanced command of your craft, increased confidence in expressing your thoughts and emotions, an understanding of the values that inform your writing practice, and the technical skillset to deliver your work to various audiences.

Why study this subject?

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You will be taught by writers, poets and academics with strong connections to the local writing community

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The opportunity to read your work at open mics on campus and in the city, or present at city cultural events

Career opportunities Creative approaches to the production of factual or fictional material will be nurtured in order to maximise the development of transferable skills. You will be able to publish as a poet, fiction writer, critic or blogger, write compelling features for magazines and broadcasters, work on copy for advertising and public relations companies, or progress onto postgraduate study.

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Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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English Language 62 | English Literature 63

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Criminology

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Crime and how to deal with it is one of the most significant and contentious issues of our time, so it is vital that we understand this subject.

Criminology is the study of crime, its causes and effects, and what we do about it. At Liverpool Hope University, you will study how crime is defined and who defines it, why some people commit offences, and what happens to those who commit crimes if they are caught.

Why study this subject?

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A solid foundation to pursue a career in a range of legal professions

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The course offers fresh perspectives from the cutting edge of criminological discipline thanks to the team’s distinctive research expertise

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Expertise includes a particular focus on environmental crime, violent extremism and international organised crime

Career opportunities As a graduate in Criminology, you will have a firm grounding for entry to a range of criminal justice and related careers. Past graduates have gone on to have careers as drug and rehabilitation officers, prison officers, safeguarding officers and hate crime caseworkers. Some graduates have used their degree as a stepping-stone to pursue more formal legal training, while others have used advanced research skills to pursue careers in academic and policy research environments, as well as in the private sector.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours M990, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Law page 80 | LLB Law page 81 | Sociology page 99

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Dance (Combined Honours)

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Studying Dance at our Creative Campus will prepare you to become an adaptable, reflexive, independent, and critical dance artist. We will foster your creativity and discover your signature dance practice by concentrating on performance techniques and choreographic practices that will set you on a path towards a range of careers in the creative industries.

Why study this subject?

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Focusing on performance, choreography, and project-based learning, develop your skills, knowledge, and understanding to successfully create a lifelong career in dance

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Opportunities to complete professional work placements at prestigious institutions

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Work with leading artist practitioners in the field and our team of lecturers, who have many years of industry experience

Career opportunities Our graduates go on to find work across the creative sector, with their advanced social and practical skills making them very employable in a wide range of workplaces. We currently have graduates working in the National Youth Dance Company of Wales, Royal Academy of Dance, Lisa Simpson Inclusive Dance Company, and at The Space Dance and Arts Centre in Melbourne, Australia. We also have graduates who have forged careers as freelance dancers, choreographers, community dance artists, dance therapists and dance teachers.

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Drama & Theatre / Drama 56 | Music 84

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Digital Creativity (Combined Honours)

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This course explores the creation of work that bridges the gap between traditional creative practices and their modern technologically facilitated counterparts – from gaming, to graphic design, and music and dance.

It responds to the continuing appropriation of emerging digital technologies by artists, with the aim of discovering new approaches for creative expression. Digital creativity is a fast-growing area of employment regionally, nationally and globally, covering games, installations, large-scale performance events, concerts and shows.

Why study this subject?

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The creative industries is an important part of the UK economy, with the North West being a hub for such innovation and production

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The reach of digital creativity touches every area of culture - from story-telling to music performance; from gallery experiences through to pantomime, architecture and product design

Career opportunities The variety of course combinations allows for career prospects to be diverse and significant and, consequently, graduates will work across a range of pathways. Within the creative industries, students will be well-placed to seek employment as freelance creative technologists, production designers and immersive experience designers.

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Creative Industries Business Management 50 | Film, TV, Radio & Media Production page 66 | Musical Theatre page 86

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Digital Marketing (Combined Honours)

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Digital marketing is one of the most challenging, fast-moving and exciting disciplines in the world of business today. This degree has a theoretical focus that is combined with practical examples meaning that what you learn is not only academically sound but rooted in the realities of today’s dynamic and increasingly digital marketplace.

Why study this subject?

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Learn from research-active staff while at the same time being mentored and given masterclasses by industry leaders

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Opportunities to get involved with entrepreneurial digital marketing activities

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A wide range of industry guest speakers and company visits/projects, and excellent partnerships with local, regional and national companies with opportunities to undertake real marketing projects

Career opportunities Digital Marketing graduates could go on to have careers such as digital marketing coordinator, social media officer, marketing assistant, marketing manager, content producer or assistant commercial product manager. The Digital Marketing degree has been designed so progression can be made to postgraduate study.

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Business Management page 44 | Media & Communication page 83 | Tourism Management page 110

Liverpool Hope Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International.

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Drama & Theatre / Drama

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Our creative community offers well-equipped drama facilities, enhancing your acting abilities and critical writing skills. Learn about theatre origins, collaborate with students across the arts, and work with industry professionals and organisations from Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse, Homotopia Festival, and Tate Liverpool. You will be exploring drama in relation to your own skills and interests, helping you to understand drama in the 21st century.

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We make use of the many theatre venues in Liverpool, as well as our own Capstone Theatre

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We have several well-equipped studio theatre spaces dedicated for student use, and our very own Hope Theatre Company

Career opportunities Graduates excel as actors, performance-makers, stage managers, writers, directors, and more. Many form their own theatre companies or pursue careers in creative development, audience engagement, and arts management. Others continue to PGCE courses and teaching, or work as applied drama practitioners in various community settings.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours W400, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Musical Theatre page 86 | Acting page 41

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Early Childhood

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If you’re passionate about working with children and crave a career that is both rewarding and varied, then a degree in Early Childhood could be the first step towards your dream job.The opportunity to make a difference to a child’s life is one of the key drivers for those who work in the early years sector. Not only will you learn about how children develop and learn, but you will also discover more about the many challenges and opportunities that children face, both locally and globally. As you do so, not only will you become equipped for working with children, but you will also grow as advocates for young children’s needs and rights.

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A multidisciplinary teaching team experienced in research, practice, and policy

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Enhance your learning with invited speakers and field trips to relevant sites in Liverpool, a city rich in community connection and cultural experience

Career opportunities As well as working directly with children in a range of different care settings, our alumni have pursued careers as members of local authority multi-agency teams, leaders in children’s centres, learning officers at national museums, and employees of national and international charities. Many graduates also become teachers after further training, while others find success in business, management, and government.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours X320, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Childhood & Youth 45 | Education 60 | Primary Education (5-11) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) 91

Our BA (Hons) Early Childhood (Single Honours) programme has been accredited by the The Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network (ECSDN).

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Early Education Primary (3–7) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

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This degree will give you the skills to engage, motivate and inspire young learners. It will equip you with the depth of knowledge, skills and understanding required to become an outstanding and ambitious Early Years and Primary Teacher with qualified teacher status. You will be given a range of opportunities to gain significant experience teaching in a wide range of our partner schools.

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Partnerships with a large number of primary schools

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Expert mentors and school-based tutors to support your placement experiences

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The reputation of the ‘Hope Teacher’ is acknowledged by Ofsted

Career opportunities You will complete assessed professional placements in each year of study. This enables you to gain a broad experience teaching across the Early Years Foundation Stage and Primary age range. Following successful completion of the programme, you will be recommended for Qualified Teacher Status enabling you to teach across the primary sector. Students often become teachers in a variety of school settings, ranging from local partnerships to international schools abroad.

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Early Childhood page 57 | Education page 60

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Economics

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This is an exciting time to study Economics: great ideological debates, policy decisions and technological changes are taking place that impact our lives. This degree is designed to provide you with the knowledge, experience and skills needed to succeed in the job market by putting a strong emphasis on analytical, quantitative and research skills highly valued by employers.

Why study this subject?

• Graduates develop skills such as mathematical and statistical techniques, problem-solving skills, and the ability to explain and analyse complex data using state-of-the-art statistical software • Bespoke programmes within the Business School offer opportunities to engage with businesses through course-related placements, consultancy and industry visits

Career opportunities You will be well prepared for careers in the government or local authorities, major financial organisations, privatised utilities and their regulating bodies or regional development agencies. You may also pursue a career in management consultancies, specialist economic consultancies, banks, insurance and accountancy firms, trade unions, political parties, international organisations such as the United Nations, and non-governmental organisations, or in financial journals and newspapers.

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Business Management page 44 | Digital Marketing page 55 | Mathematics page 82

Liverpool Hope Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International.

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Education

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A degree in Education is a dynamic and stimulating opportunity to study the individual, social, and political forces that shape education in all its forms. If you are interested in how and why we learn, both formally and informally, in the UK or abroad, then studying Education will challenge and excite you in equal measure. By studying Education at Liverpool Hope University, you will become what we call a ‘Hope Education Professional’ – inspired to put educational theory into practice, able to critically evaluate current policy, and willing to make a positive difference in the world.

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This degree encourages you to think independently about how you might apply your practical and theoretical skills, essential in the workplace

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An ideal foundation for those who go on to complete teacher training after graduation

Career opportunities Graduates of Education have gone on to careers in teaching, safeguarding, care support, and coaching, as well as careers in the social and caring professions, journalism, administration, human resources and general management. The creative, transferable skills that you will develop as part of the degree are ideal preparation for a wide range of careers in the education system, professional training, personal development and more.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BA Single Honours XX30, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Special Educational Needs page 101 | Sport & Physical Education page 106 | Early Childhood page 57

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Electronic & Computer Engineering

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Electronic and Computer Engineering is an exciting and rapidly developing area that is affecting every aspect of our lives. Many everyday objects with which we interact, such as mobile phones, tablets, and games consoles, need to be designed and programmed. This degree reflects recent software and hardware technological advances and exposes you to new, sought-after skills and up-to-date areas of research.

Why study this subject?

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This degree offers academic theory and practical hands-on project work. You will work in purpose-built laboratories, using the latest equipment to learn the fundamentals of the subject

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You will experiment and interact with specialist software, hardware interfaces and systems, as well as robots and fabrication facilities

Career opportunities Having developed specific skills in electronic systems design, this degree will make you highly employable. You will be ideally placed to gain employment in high-demand roles such as design engineer across a range of sectors including consumer electronics and computer engineering. Some of our recent graduates have secured jobs as technical engineers and systems engineers.

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Computer Science 46 | Information Technology 78 | Robotics 96

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English Language

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Are you interested in exploring language or becoming a writer or linguist?

Whether it’s the bilingual signs of the first Chinatown in Europe or the Viking heritage of the Wirral, the region’s rich and complex history of languages and cultures interacting with each other creates a vibrant multilingual and multicultural landscape. Become a linguist who is equipped to unravel the complexities of language, promote cross-cultural awareness, amplify unheard voices, and use language imaginatively to make our shared world more inclusive and environmentally sound.

Why study this subject?

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Links with Liverpool’s cultural institutions

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Expertise of international scholars from different fields of linguistics

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Access to our Special Collections, which is home to over 75,000 printed materials from as early as the ninth century

Career opportunities Many of our graduates go on to gain employment in fields such as publishing, education, journalism, broadcasting, marketing, and public relations. The subjectspecific knowledge gained also provides a springboard for careers like speech therapy, forensic linguistics, and language teaching.

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Creative Writing 51 | English Literature 63 | Media & Communications 83

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English Literature

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English Literature provides access to a diverse world of exciting books and stories, and shows you how they address the most important issues facing society today. Key features include a focus on publishing and the literary scene and book-selling, the exploration of the relationship between literature and the natural world, and working with rare books and manuscripts from our library’s large Special Collections and Archives.

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Lecturers who are widely published, producing world-leading research

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Emphasis on themes that are of vital importance to modern life, including sustainability, the digital world, wellbeing and global perspectives

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Work on the history and future of publishing, communication, and reading, including using rare books and manuscripts from our library’s Special Collections

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Benefit from extracurricular events, invited speakers, conferences and field trips

Career opportunities English Literature graduates acquire many valuable skills, including communication and critical thinking. You can enter a wide range of careers and many of our students go on to gain employment in fields such as publishing, education, journalism, broadcasting, marketing, public relations, the arts sector, and the charities sector. This degree also prepares you for further study at postgraduate level.

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Creative Writing page 51 | English Language page 62 | Media & Communication page 83

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Environmental Geography

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Addressing the environmental challenges that are facing the world has never been more important. We need to understand how the physical and ecological worlds interact; how people interact with each other and with the physical and ecological world; and how landscapes (physical, ecological and human) evolve. With Liverpool having stunning upland and coastal surroundings, there is no better place to to study Environmental Geography.

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Fieldwork destinations include local and regional locations, as well as opportunities for international trips

Career opportunities A Geography degree can open the door to a wide range of careers including local authority planning, environmental assessment, urban regeneration, conservation, sustainable development, tourism planning, renewable energy, and housing association management. With the increasing demands of legislation and global environmental policy, there are also growing employment opportunities in environmental management and consultancy. Many of our graduates go on to train to be teachers of Geography.

Others go on to further study at postgraduate level.

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Environmental Science 65 | Geography 70 | Tourism Management 110

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Environmental Science

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This degree is designed to give you the best possible opportunities to develop practical skills relevant to the workplace and to deal with the growing global concerns about the environment. Liverpool is a perfect base to explore stunning upland and coastal surroundings.Environmental Science is particularly suited to those wishing to pursue a career working with ecology and/or environmental management, and will equip you with the practical, numerical and computational skills that are valued by employers.

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Links with relevant conservation and professional organisations, providing opportunities for fieldwork and work placements

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Fieldwork is an integral part of this course with local, regional and international opportunities

Career opportunities Employment opportunities exist in particular in growth areas such as sustainable development, renewable energy industries and in the development of green economies, in both the private and public sectors. Other career options could include environmental/sustainability consultant, nature conservation officer, environmental education officer or environmental manager. You could also pursue careers in local authorities, in statutory agencies or the environmental charity sector.

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Geography 70 | Tourism Management 110

Our BSc (Hons) Environmental Science degree (Single Honours) is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM).

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Film, TV, Radio & Media Production

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This is a creative course that will allow you to develop practical skills in the fields of screenwriting, filmmaking, radio, photography and animation.

You will learn critical skills through the in-depth study of film history and theory, including the way in which cinema intersects with a range of social and political issues. You will have the opportunity to create and critically analyse a range of cultural texts, from fiction film and documentary to photography and animation.

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Our relationship with Liverpool-based media production companies offers an opportunity to gain valuable work experience alongside your studies

Career opportunities You will graduate from our Film, TV, Radio & Media Production degree with the transferrable skills needed to pursue a wide variety of careers in the creative industries, including roles as a screenwriter, animator, director, producer, researcher, location manager, sound technician, and many more.

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Film & Visual Culture 67 | Media & Communication 83

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Film & Visual Culture (Combined Honours)

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Film and Visual Culture is an intellectually stimulating degree that combines practice and theory, giving you the opportunity to both create and analyse a range of cultural texts – from fiction film and documentary to photography and animation. This degree gives you the opportunity to develop practical skills in the fields of screenwriting, filmmaking (drama and documentary), photography, and animation. It also involves the in-depth study of film history and theory.

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Regular group visits to local film screenings and masterclasses with leading industry practitioners and scholars

Career opportunities Graduates of Film and Visual Culture have forged careers in teaching, film journalism, cinema management, and a variety of roles in film and TV. Other potential career paths include becoming a screenwriter, producer or director, with some graduates establishing their own companies. You can also go on to postgraduate study to further your knowledge.

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Digital Creativity 54 | Film, TV, Radio & Media Production 66

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Fine Art

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Benefiting from a range of specialist workshop facilities and private studios, Liverpool Hope’s Fine Art programme reflects the crossdisciplinary nature of contemporary art practice. Students will gain skills in a spectrum of creative media as they each develop a unique and distinctive studio practice. Such practical exploration will be underpinned by a programme of contextual studies, with students able to situate their work in relation to theoretical debates in fine art, ranging from the historical to the contemporary.

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The Fine Art programme engages with both Liverpool’s arts communities and contemporary practices internationally

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Lectures from notable guest speakers, field trips to high-profile venues, opportunities for international study and the chance to participate in the multidisciplinary Angel Field Festival on our campus

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With more museums and galleries than any other UK city outside of London and the country’s largest contemporary art biennial, Liverpool provides a dynamic setting for studying Fine Art

Career opportunities Hope graduates in Fine Art progress onto a range of career pathways such as studio practice, academia, curatorship, production design, art therapy and work in the commercial art market. Many students successfully apply to postgraduate study in the UK and internationally.

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Art History 42 | Contemporary Fashion Design 49 | Graphic Design 72

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Food & Nutritional Sciences

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Our highly committed team of research-active UK-Registered Nutritionists lead this Food & Nutritional Sciences degree course. The food industry is rapidly evolving right now, and there has never been a better time to study scientific research in this field. You will explore a wide range of contemporary and trending topics to critically appraise the effectiveness of innovations in response to the unfolding global food crisis.

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You will be taught in our state-of-the-art Health Science building, which features specialist laboratories and equipment dedicated to the study of food, nutrition, and health

Career opportunities Expertise in the food and nutritional sciences is valued in a wide range of careers.

Examples include working for commercial food businesses, national and local government, the NHS, charities and public sector organisations, community-based organisations (such as those addressing food-related health inequalities and food poverty), as well as roles linked to sport, education and teaching.

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Health & Wellbeing page 74 | Human Biology page 76

Our BSc (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences degree (Single Honours) is accredited by the UK Association for Nutrition (AfN).

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Geography

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Geography is about exploring, encountering, and engaging with the world around us; how people interact both with each other and with the physical world; how landscapes (both physical and human) evolve; and the ways in which the environment needs to be conserved and managed. Whether your interests are more towards physical, environmental or human geography, our degree offers you the chance to develop an integrated, enriched understanding of what is taking place on our planet.

Why study this subject?

• Fieldwork is an integral part of this course, providing students with opportunities to engage with contemporary issues and improve their employability through skills development • Liverpool is an excellent case study of economic, environmental, and social regeneration, with surroundings that include stunning upland and coastal landscapes

Career opportunities A degree in Geography can open the door to a wide range of careers including working within local government departments or agencies responsible for environmental protection, transport and tourism, housing, environmental services and recycling, sustainability, regeneration, and economic development. Other possibilities include town planning, nature conservation, teaching, international development, market research, and housing association management.

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Environmental Science 65 | Tourism Management 110

Our BSc (Hons) Geography degree (Single Honours) is accredited by the Royal Geographical Society.

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Global Philosophies & Worldviews (Combined Honours)

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You will explore how people across the world make and remake their worldviews, and you will engage with thinkers and traditions from diverse backgrounds. This distinctive course seeks philosophical, theological, religious, and mystical wisdom that challenges the (Western) idea that secular reason and science are the only ways to truth. Global Philosophies & Worldviews equips you to critically reflect on the diverse and conflicted world in which we find ourselves.

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Teaching moulded around community, engaging students in field trips and study visits that adds a tangible element to your studies

Career opportunities Graduates are expected to go on to roles such as; teaching, policy bodies, charity sector, social sector, international organisations, social marketing, heritage sectors, media and journalism, law and business or into paid or voluntary work in Churches or religious organisations - and to other professions that required an understanding of the role played by religion in contemporary society.

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Conservation Biology page 47 | Environmental Geography page 64 | Human Geography page 77

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Graphic Design

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This course has its roots in traditional Graphic Design but focuses on future developments in the creative industries. Much of our teaching involves problem-based in-studio learning, where we introduce themes, issues, and contextual information. This degree makes graduates industry ready by investigating the divide between educational attainment and professional expectations.

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Draw on professional networks to help you in your studies and beyond

Career opportunities Our tutors will develop your creative thinking and help you to understand the journey towards being an effective graphic designer. Graduates could go on to work in studios, or take the freelance route with a view to starting their own business. Our degree programme is also an ideal stepping stone to teaching or further studies.

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Art History page 42 | Contemporary Fashion Design page 49 | Fine Artpage 68

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Health & Social Care

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This degree offers you the chance to explore the many factors that impact upon health and social care, with a particular focus on social issues and experiences. The degree is ideal for those with a desire to improve the health and social care of individuals, families and communities. You will develop a thorough understanding of health and social care policy, theory and practice.

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Opportunities to engage with employers and develop important practical skills through work-based learning

Career opportunities The broad nature of the degree will enable you to gain employment in a number of areas such as health promotion, housing, community based projects, occupational health, services for the older population and services for young people. Some graduates choose to go on to further study at postgraduate level.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Health & Wellbeing page 74 | Social Work page 98

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Health & Wellbeing (Combined Honours)

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Health & Wellbeing is a vibrant, multidisciplinary degree in which you will explore a range of issues and debates relevant to health and wellbeing in contemporary society. With its strong emphasis on social justice and welfare, you will develop as critical social scientists who will be able to use your skills and knowledge to the benefit of your local community and society. The degree draws upon a range of disciplines to understand the key challenges to health and wellbeing in the 21st century.

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Career opportunities Health & Wellbeing graduates find employment in a wide range of occupations across the private, public and voluntary sectors. The holistic nature of the degree will enable you to gain employment in a number of areas such as health promotion, housing, community based projects, occupational health, services for the older population and services for young people.

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Health & Social Care page 73 | Food & Nutritional Sciences page 69

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History

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Our History degree gives you the opportunity to study a wide range of historical periods and will encounter important themes such as nationalism and imperialism; colonisation and decolonisation; gender and identity. The study of History helps you to understand how individuals, communities and societies have lived in the past, and how those experiences have helped to shape the present world. The future is shaped by its history in so many ways, so history helps us make sense of our world and understand what may lie ahead.

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You will work with a wide variety of historical evidence throughout the whole of your degree programme, including rare books housed in our Special Collections

Career opportunities Some of our History graduates have gone on to forge careers in the BBC, National Trust, National Monuments Commission, the Civil Service, national and local newspapers, banking and accountancy firms, and museums and galleries. Other graduates take the transferable skills that are developed through studying History and build careers in various sectors such as commercial businesses and retail. You can also continue your studies here by undertaking a postgraduate degree.

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International Relations page 79 | Politics page 89 | Sociology page 99

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Human Biology (Combined Honours)

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Human Biology is an ever-evolving branch of science that includes the study of the human body, the changes that occur in disease, and the interaction between humans and their environment. You will be supported in gaining a thorough understanding of Human Biology and its application to real-world issues underpinning human health and disease. Graduates will have a rounded skill set befitting a critical scientific thinker, as well as a range of standard and specialist biomedical laboratory skills.

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Specialist biology and bioscience laboratories with contemporary equipment to enhance your learning

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Provides opportunities to develop subject-specific, vocationally relevant skills

Career opportunities Graduates may enter a wide range of careers. Jobs in health and science are popular, for example, public health, medical writing, research laboratories, healthcare, scientific and technical roles in the life sciences, working for the government, teaching, research and academia. Completing this programme also prepares graduates to be in a position to go on to postgraduate study.

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Food & Nutritional Sciences page 69 | Sport & Exercise Science page 104

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Human Geography involves the study of people, places, and environment, and how these shape the lives and activities of people and their interactions with places and nature. We have designed this degree to investigate human-environment relationships, which will provide you with opportunities to contribute to an environmentally sustainable and socially conscious future.

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Teaching staff have excellent links with local organisations and professionals that create numerous opportunities to enhance your learning experience

Career opportunities A degree in Human Geography can open the door to a wide range of careers including working within local government departments or agencies responsible for transport and tourism, housing, environmental services and recycling, sustainability, regeneration and economic development. Other possibilities include town planning, travel and tourism, teaching, aspects of environmental protection, international development, market research and housing association management.

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Geography page 70 | Tourism page 109 | Tourism Management page 110

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Information Technology (Combined Honours)

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Organisations are increasingly relying on information technology to carry out key business functions. During your studies, you will have opportunities to develop computational thinking and a systems approach to formulating, analysing and solving complex problems.

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Information technology has a wide-reaching social impact, posing many ethical questions, and these issues are explored during the degree

Career opportunities You will be ideally placed to gain employment in high-demand roles, which involve specifying, implementing or managing the information technology infrastructure of an organisation or supporting users of the technology. Past graduates have had successful appointments as technical engineers and systems engineers.

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Computer Science page 46 | Electronic & Computer Engineering page 61 | Robotics page 96

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International Relations (Combined Honours)

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Our International Relations degree draws in contributions from politics, history, and political communication. With global issues dominating the headlines daily, you will learn how to deal with some of the most intractable but important challenges of today. Studying this subject will give you an opportunity to become an expert in international issues in a historical, political, and cultural context.

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Opportunities to engage with invited speakers from relevant organisations and professional backgrounds

Career opportunities A familiar route for our graduates is to pursue a career in the foreign service. The knowledge, understanding and skills that you acquire during your degree can help address a varied range of major challenges in fields ranging from international conflict to trade and migration. You may choose to join the Armed Forces, work for nongovernmental organisations in the development aid sector or as foreign correspondents for international news organisations.

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Law page 80 | LLB Law page 81 | Politics page 89

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Law (Combined Honours)

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Law shapes our society and influences every aspect of our lives. It defines our obligations and legal requirements, serves to regulate and define relationships and provides a means of redress when problems arise. To study Law is not only to study a challenging subject, but also to study the rules, principles and policies that underpin society. This degree gives you a theoretical and philosophical grounding in Law, as well as the ability to engage in its practical study and application.

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A number of field trip opportunities to courts, practice moots and advocacy classes

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The degree gives you a solid basis for further study in law

Career opportunities Graduates will have a spectrum of opportunity for employment before them, either in the public or private sector. You can also proceed further with your studies at postgraduate level. By developing an adaptable approach to problem solving, graduates have a real advantage in the workplace and are likely to be well regarded by prospective employers.

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Criminology page 52 | LLB Law page 81 | Politics page 89

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LLB Law

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A career in law requires logical thinking, problem solving, an eye for detail and the ability to argue your point and test the views and opinions of others. LLB Law sets out to give you the opportunity to study law in a contemporary, contextual and reflective setting.

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Strong links with local courts and legal professions

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Taught by practitioners such as barristers and solicitors, as well as highly regarded researchers

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The degree combines theoretical and philosophical grounding, as well as practical study and application

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You will study a range of topics, with a curriculum that covers different types of law

Career opportunities Our LLB Law degree provides a complete grounding in this subject area and is an excellent springboard to the Solicitors’ Qualifying Exam. Many of our recent graduates have gone on to qualify as barristers, solicitors or entered general careers in the legal profession. Other career opportunities include roles in the civil service, the police, data protection, advice and mediation services, risk analysis, politics, trading standards, and human resources.

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Criminology 52 | Law 80 | Politics 89

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Mathematics

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Mathematics is a fascinating and exciting subject. It is the language of modern business and commerce, engineering, science and technology and is as old as mankind. As the universal language of science, it is the best tool we have to describe reality.

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Mathematics encompasses many analytical and numerical methods that are used to solve scientific and industrial problems

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At Liverpool Hope, you will develop a passion and enthusiasm for mathematics and its applications

Career opportunities As a Liverpool Hope Mathematics graduate, you will have focused on the use of mathematics in solving real-world problems that arise in industrial, commercial, physical, biological and educational contexts, a skill that is in great demand from employers. Some of our past graduates have gone on to further study or doctoral research-based qualifications.

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Accounting & Finance page 40 | Computer Science page 46 | Economics page 59

BSc (Hons) Mathematics degree (Single Honours) is accredited by the Institute of Mathematics & its applications (IMA).

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Media & Communication (Combined Honours)

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This course will encourage you to look at digital and social media from new perspectives, analysing how they have disrupted traditional ways of communicating. It will also challenge you to become an adaptable, independent, and professional communicator; someone who can develop original ideas and produce creative journalistic, digital and social media content.

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You will gain advanced skills in professional journalistic, digital and social media communication across a variety of platforms, while also developing transferable skills in critical analysis and creative practice that will prepare you for a range of careers

Career opportunities Studying Media & Communication will equip you with the transferable skills that can open doors to a wide variety of creative careers. You can work in traditional and emerging roles in media production, design, and journalism, as well as in social media management, content generation, research, organisational communication, copyrighting, and public relations.

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Creative Writing page 51 | Digital Marketing page 55 | Film & Visual Culture page 67

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Music

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Study in a world-renowned city of music. This programme will offer you the opportunity to explore the many facets of performing, composing, producing, and intellectually engaging with music across a broad range of topics and genres, including popular, classical, jazz, electronic, and world music traditions.

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A variety of opportunities to perform in and compose for university ensembles, student-led ensembles, and other musically collaborative experiences

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Opportunities to gain professional experience from some of the city’s most prestigious organisations

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Individual lessons in your chosen instrument or voice, featuring compulsory concerts and events to support your studies

Career opportunities Graduates may choose to continue their studies at postgraduate level while others enter the teaching profession via our PGCE courses. Graduates may have careers in the private sector that include music performance, recording, production, composition, and music teaching or go on to work in the charity and public sector, influencing national music and arts initiatives and policy, the commercial and management sectors, or have set up their own specialist businesses.

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Media & Communication page 83 | Music Production page 85 | Musical Theatre page 86

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Music Production

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Located in a world-renowned city of music, our Music Production course is part of its active and growing music scenes. This course provides you with the opportunity to explore the creative, technical, and theoretical aspects of one of the most rapidly changing creative landscapes. Music Production also gives the opportunity to develop lasting, transferable skill sets, and a resilient and sustainable approach to practice that will help you forge a sustainable career in the creative industries.

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The opportunity to take part in extracurricular music making opportunities, including the Electronic Music Ensemble, Choir, Big Band, and more Opportunities to work in both traditional and more modern, flexible and customisable studio spaces that are equipped with Ableton Live, Logic Pro and Pro Tools Develop proficiencies in our eight-channel recording suite We have several practice rooms, Mac Labs, an extensive microphone stock, and a collection of production equipment Gain professional experience with a variety of organisations, such as Liverpool Sound City and Ditto Music, and hear from speakers from the industry

Career opportunities Many of our students use their creative research project/dissertation as a stepping stone into their next professional endeavours as creative music practitioners. Potential career prospects after completing this course include working as a recording engineer, record producer, sound designer, sound programmer, and live sound engineer.

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Drama & Theatre page 56 | Film, TV, Radio & Media Production page 68 | Music page 84

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Musical Theatre (Combined Honours)

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Have you always wanted to tread the boards? Or do you dream of working behind the scenes in a musical production? Whether you want to write, perform or work in the industry you will be well prepared for a career in Musical Theatre after graduating from this degree. From student-led tutorials to one-to-one singing lessons, you will gain hands-on experience of musical theatre while also exploring core repertoire themes, historical context, dance and acting techniques, and the creative and conceptual interactions between words, music and movement.

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Extensive facilities including a suite of rehearsal and recording studios and our wonderful Capstone Theatre

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This course is led by a team of musical theatre specialists who have first-hand production and performance experience in the West End and regional theatres

Career opportunities Musical Theatre is a fast-growing area of employment regionally and nationally. The performance, composition and business management of Musical Theatre also involves many transferable skills that will assist the development of a career across a broad range of creative industries, with opportunities in performance, directing, stage management or production.

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Dance page 53 | Drama page 56 | Music page 84

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Philosophy & Ethics (Combined Honours)

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Studying Philosophy & Ethics will give you a grounding in the foundational questions of ethics, knowledge, and human nature. As you progress, you will be intellectually stretched while looking in-depth at the philosophy of religion, political philosophy, applied ethics, and issues of human personhood, artificial intelligence, ecology and animal life.

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Teaching is moulded around our work in the community and debates about philosophy; engaging students in field trips and study visits that adds a tangible element to your studies

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Make use of our superb library collections amounting to well over 100,000 volumes in total

Career opportunities The skills that you learn on this programme will give you a springboard for careers in law, media, analysis, and public administration, as well as social and community work.

Our Philosophy & Ethics course is also an excellent preparation for teaching the subject, equipping you with the intellectual skills and perspectives needed for facing the ethical and ideological challenges of the modern world.

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Global Philosophies & Worldviews page 71 | Religion, Theology & Spirituality page 95

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Physical Geography

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Addressing the environmental challenges that are facing the world has never been more important. It is critically important to understand how modern environmental processes work and how landscape and landforms are evolving. Our Physical Geography degree embraces an integrated approach to the investigation of the physical world through the study of environmental geoscience, geology, geomorphology, ecology, biodiversity, sustainability and environmental change.

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Liverpool is a great setting to study Physical Geography because it is an excellent case study of environmental regeneration thanks to stunning upland and coastal landscapes

Career opportunities A Geography degree can open the door to a wide range of careers including local authority planning, environmental assessment, urban regeneration, conservation, sustainable development, tourism planning, renewable energy, and housing association management. With the increasing demands of legislation and global environmental policy, there are growing employment opportunities in environmental management and consultancy. Many of our graduates go on to train to be teachers of Geography. Others go on to further study at postgraduate level.

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Environmental Georgraphy 64 | Environmental Science 65 | Geography 70

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Politics (Combined Honours)

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On this programme, you will explore key ideas, institutions and politics in an international, national and local context. Politics is fundamental to how we organise and govern ourselves, and how we resolve conflicts.

Analysing it is central to understanding the decisions we make as political communities, who makes them and how. Such decisions have consequences for how we live; from the distribution of wealth, civil rights, freedoms and responsibilities, to our access to education, transport and health care.

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Engage with political research and develop the skills to be an independent and critically minded scholar

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Hear from professionals in political work, including MPs, Mayors, party officials, campaigners and others

Career opportunities Career pathways include the Civil Service, the Foreign Office, and work in the Diplomatic Corps, as well as opportunities to work in local and national government and the media. Many students go on to work in advocacy and campaigning roles for major national and local charities and pressure groups. Some students move on to postgraduate programmes and research degrees while others work in the field of law, with think tanks and in journalism.

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Criminology page 52 | International Relations page 79 | Law page 80

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Politics & International Relations

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This degree considers politics and international relations theory, looks how states interact, and evaluates transnational issues such as globalisation and the environment. Politics & International Relations also addresses the responsibilities of individuals and collective groups in society, on both a national and global scale.

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Opportunities to participate in field trips

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Regular visits to local and national institutions

Career opportunities Careers available for Politics & International Relations graduates include working in government, in international organisations and in policy work, campaigning and advocacy. We have graduates who work in Parliament in the field of communications, with the civil service, the NHS and voluntary bodies. We also have graduates who have entered local and national politics.

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Criminology page 52 | International Relations page 79 | LLB Law page 81

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Primary Education (5-11) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

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This degree will give you the skills to engage, motivate and inspire young learners. It will equip you with the depth of knowledge and understanding required to become an outstanding and ambitious primary teacher with qualified teacher status. You will be given opportunities to gain significant experience teaching in a wide range of our partner schools.

As an ambitious ‘Hope Teacher’, you will have a moral purpose and an enthusiastic, innovative and flexible approach to collaborative teaching and learning.

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Partnerships with primary schools

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Expert mentors and school-based tutors support your placement experiences

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The reputation of the Hope Teacher is acknowledged by Ofsted

Career opportunities You will complete assessed professional placements in each year of study. This enables you to gain a broad experience teaching across the Primary age range.

Following successful completion of the programme, you will be recommended for Qualified Teacher Status enabling you to teach across the primary sector. Students become teachers in a variety of school settings, ranging from those within our local partnerships to international schools abroad.

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Early Childhood page 57 | Early Education Primary (3-7) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) page 58 | Education page 60

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Psychology

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By studying psychology, you will investigate how people perceive the world, structure their thinking, solve problems, interact with others, and much more. Studying psychology allows us to understand why people behave in certain ways, how they think and develop, what motivating factors are behind their conceptual reasoning, and how psychological research can help explain everything from managing emotions to mental illnesses. We see psychology as a discipline with the capacity and responsibility to make a positive contribution to everyday life.

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We encourage students to explore their interests and develop skills in communication, adaptability, collaboration, emotional intelligence, resilience, leadership, problem-solving, and critical thinking

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Our first-rate research facilities include an eye-tracker lab, an EEG lab, an audio-visual lab, and an observation suite

Career opportunities The undergraduate Psychology courses at Liverpool Hope University are accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and after studying with us, you will be equipped for working in a variety of sectors. Many Hope graduates go on to work in areas such as counselling, therapy, criminal justice, social work, human resources, and education. Further postgraduate training can lead to professions such as occupational psychology, research, psychotherapy and range of clinical health jobs.

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Criminology page 52 | Sport Psychology page 107

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Psychology in Business

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In this course you will gain in-depth knowledge of the scientific study of the mind and behaviour, and you will learn how to apply this knowledge to organisational settings. You will explore topics such as how individuals perceive the world, how they think and make decisions, how they solve problems, and how they interact with others. The course will allow you to understand behaviour in and out of the workplace and consider how to make positive changes to enable others to lead fulfilling lives.

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Studying psychology in-depth and learning how psychological theory and research applies to the working world will enable you to understand behaviour in the workplace and inform working practices

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A range of assessments across the degree, allowing students to develop and demonstrate important skills such as problem solving, critical thinking, team work, and reflection

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Taught by experts who place an emphasis on research-informed teaching and learning

Career opportunities A Psychology in Business degree prepares students to move directly into employment after graduating, working in areas such as human resources, marketing, and behaviour change. The course is a starting point to becoming a psychology practitioner, in areas such as counselling, or as a clinical psychologist. It also provides an excellent foundation for postgraduate study, especially for those who are interested in careers in teaching, research, and academia.

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Business Management page 44 | Digital Marketing page 55 | Psychology page 92

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Psychology in Education

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This course will equip you with knowledge and understanding of human thinking and behaviour, and the skills to apply this knowledge to real-life educational settings. It provides an in-depth scientific knowledge and understanding of the core areas of psychology (social, cognitive, biological, developmental, individual differences) and the opportunity to apply theories, methods, and approaches from psychology to education.

You will gain a critical understanding of how young children, adolescents, and adults learn and develop within diverse educational settings in local, national, and global contexts.

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You will apply psychological theory and research to real-life educational settings involving children, adolescents, and adults

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You will have access to excellent research facilities including an EEG lab, eyetracking labs, an observation lab, behavioural booths, and transcription rooms

Career opportunities The course will prepare you for a career in a number of fields, including education, social work, human resources, welfare, police, probation, prisons, and marketing. You may choose to pursue a career as an educational psychologist, teacher, primary care graduate, mental health worker, psychological wellbeing practitioner, or counselling psychologist. Additionally, a clear grounding in psychology and research methods will prepare graduates for postgraduate study and a future career in academia.

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Early Childhood page 57 | Education page 60 | Psychology page 92

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Religion, Theology & Spirituality (Combined Honours)

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Liverpool has seen over two centuries of religious riots, you’ll find the oldest mosque in England here, and the landscape is dominated by two amazing cathedrals. Liverpool now is home to vibrant new religious communities from across the world. All that makes Liverpool Hope the perfect place to study the spirituality, wisdom, and mysticism of the major religious traditions. We pay special attention to religious experience and spirituality, their connection and difference, their focusing on the quest for meaning, wisdom, and purpose as well as their relevance to contemporary debates about being ‘spiritual not religious’.

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Our library collections are superb, amounting to well over 100,000 volumes in total

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Engage in field trips and study visits that adds a tangible element to your studies, as you explore why these places still captivate people

Career opportunities Our graduates are able to navigate complex issues relating to what it means to be human. They will be adept at dealing with philosophical, ethical, religious, and political complexities, making them versatile enough to enter a wide range of industries, including law, media, analysis, and public administration. This degree is also an excellent preparation for the teaching profession and professional chaplaincy work, with many of our graduates forging careers in social, pastoral, church, and community work.

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Global Philosophy & Worldviews 71 | Philosophy & Ethics 87

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Robotics

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We are in the midst of an increase in the pace of technological change and the changes in the coming decade will be of a magnitude greater than anything that has gone before. A shift is about to take place that will forever change society; our ability to manufacture novel robots and new intelligent systems will both change the way we interact with technology and will allow technology to interact with us and our world in a far more nuanced way.

Why study this subject?

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The degree includes recent technological advances in areas such as Embedded Systems, Intelligent Systems and Mechatronics

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Experiment and interact with specialist software, hardware interfaces and systems, as well as commercial robots and fabrication facilities

Career opportunities A degree in Robotics will make you highly employable, having developed a range of sought after skills. There will be opportunities to work as a robotics engineer designing or programming a wide range of robots. Your diverse range of skills will make you highly employable in other sectors too.

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This course is available as Single Honours only - BEng Single Honours H671, BEng Single Honours with a Year in Industry H672.

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Computer Science page 46 | Electronic & Computer Engineering page 61 | Information technology page 78

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Social Care (Combined Honours)

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There is a growing need for well-trained, multi-skilled graduates able to respond to the changing demands within the Social Care employment and research sectors. This degree will develop your knowledge and understanding of social care through an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach. You will be encouraged to develop a critical approach to a range of social care discourses.

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Regular input from frontline workers in the statutory, private and voluntary sector and sevice users

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Opportunities to engage with employers and develop important practical skills through work-based learning

Career opportunities The broad nature of the degree will enable you to gain employment in a number of areas such as health promotion; housing; community-based projects; occupational health; services for the older population and services for young people. Some graduates choose to go on to further study.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Health & Wellbeing page 74 | Social Work page 98

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Social Work

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Our Social Work degree is shaped by a strong commitment to social justice. As a Social Work student, you will study aspects of sociology, social policy, psychology, law, ethics, social theory and social work methods, skills and practices. You will explore barriers such as poverty, disability, racism, ageism and sexism that service users often face in society. You will also be able to critically examine social trends relating to mental health needs, population ageing, migration and asylum, and more. In your second and third years, you will undertake a social work placement.

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Regular guest lectures from frontline workers in the statutory, private and voluntary sector

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Field trips in the UK and overseas, and international placement opportunities

Career opportunities Our Social Work degree equips you with the knowledge and skills required to apply for recognition as a qualified social worker. This could include working with children and families, older people, people with learning disabilities, young people, drug and alcohol misusers, homeless people or people with life-long illnesses such as HIV and aids.

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Health & Social Care page 73 | Special Educational Needs 101

Our BA (Hons) Social Work degree (Single Honours) is accredited by Social Work England.

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Sociology

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Sociology is the study of how society is organised, how this influences the attitudes and behaviour of individuals, and the impact this has on social relationships both within and between societies. The degree will help you to examine ‘common-sense’ assumptions about the world by exploring the issues that confront society, both nationally and globally, and studying the theories and methods that help to explain and understand these issues.

Why study this subject?

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Support your studies with volunteering opportunities

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This Sociology degree will help you to think critically and constructively about the key questions relating to modern society

Career opportunities Sociology graduates are able to enter a wide range of employment opportunities, including social work, management, marketing and advertising, law, teaching, counselling, the police and journalism. The degree equips you with the ability to reflect critically on issues, to research and analyse data in a variety of forms and to express yourself clearly – skills highly valued by employers. There is also the potential to go on to postgraduate study and to become a professional sociologist.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Health & Wellbeing page 74

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Software Engineering

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Modern society relies heavily on software, making it a crucial part of our daily lives. With the growing complexity of software, there is an urgent need for skilled software engineers who can deliver reliable solutions on time and within budget. Our degree programme offers hands-on experience in key areas of contemporary software engineering.

Why study this subject?

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Our programme is designed and taught by industry experts with decades of commercial experience and research-active academics

Career opportunities This programme will equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in software engineering. You will be prepared for a wide range of careers in sectors like business, transportation, infrastructure, public health, logistics, and more.

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This course is available as Single Honours only - BSc Single Honours SE11, BEng Single Honours SE10.

BSc Single Honours with a Year in Industry SE13, BEng Single Honours with a Year in Industry SE12.

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Computer Science page 46 | Information Technology page 78 | Robotics page 96

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Special Educational Needs (Combined Honours)

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Studying Special Educational Needs will enable you to develop a full understanding of the relationship between disability and society, including education. The degree is informed by disability studies and draws on perspectives from sociology, education, the arts and humanities. By completing this degree, you will gain a knowledge and understanding of global perspectives on special education and disability, and issues relating to children and families.

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Opportunities to get involved with our Centre for Culture and Disability Studies

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Links with a range of external agencies and local organisations

Career opportunities Graduates of this degree have the opportunity to pursue a range of professional qualifications in the field of education, both within schools and in other settings. The degree can also lead to work as a special educational needs co-ordinator (SENCO), an inclusion support co-ordinator, behaviour support worker or learning mentor. In addition, this degree offers opportunities for employment in areas such as disability inclusion and as a disability support worker.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Early Childhood page 57 | Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies page 102

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Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies

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This degree examines the relationship between disability and education at all life stages and in a wide range of social and educational contexts. It is informed by disability studies and draws on perspectives from sociology, education, the arts and humanities. It acknowledges the wider history of oppression and discrimination experienced by disabled people, and seeks to educate people to challenge those inequalities.

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Integration with the University’s Research Centre for Culture and Disability Studies

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A compulsory placement gives you valuable experience for your future career

Career opportunities This degree offers excellent preparation for a range of careers, including teaching and social work, as well as work with organisations that are led by and on behalf of disabled people. The degree also offers a route into postgraduate study, such as an MA in Disability Studies. On graduating, you will be able to advocate for those identified as having a special educational need and/or disability. You will also have the confidence to further the understanding of others.

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Childhood & Youth page 45 | Early Childhood page 57 | Education page 60

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Sport & Exercise Nutrition

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Nutrition and exercise are the most fundamental components of a healthy lifestyle, with inappropriate nutrition and/or insufficient exercise being the most common causes of a wide range of diseases. Correct nutrition is also essential for supporting and maximising sports performance and training adaptations. Our degree in Sport & Exercise Nutrition is therefore ideal for those interested in a future career where exercise and nutrition interact to promote health and sports performance.

Why study this subject?

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State-of-the-art exercise and nutrition laboratories to enhance your learning

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Focused study routes in applied sport nutrition practice and food/ product development

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Taught by experienced registered nutritionists and internationally recognised researchers

Career opportunities Graduates of this degree will be well placed to work in a range of careers involving exercise and nutrition interventions to promote health, such as with the NHS, in health community centres, and with health charities. This degree is also designed for those who wish to work as sport nutritionists alongside elite athletes. Depending on the choice of study, graduates will also be in position to find employment in the fastgrowing sports food/supplement industry.

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Food & Nutritional Sciences page 69 | Sport & Exercise Science page 104

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Sport & Exercise Science

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Our Sport & Exercise Science degree takes an interdisciplinary approach and focuses on psychology, physiology, biomechanics, performance analysis, nutrition, and strength and conditioning. This is your route into a future career in sports performance working with elite athletes, or in health & wellbeing working with clinical populations. By the end of your studies you will have the skills and knowledge to develop training programmes to maximise sports performance, enhance skill acquisition and improve the health of diseased populations.

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We have state-of-the-art sports science facilities to enhance your learning

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Teaching takes place in our Health & Sport Sciences complex, where you will learn to conduct complete physiological, psychological and biomechanical profiles of both sports performance and health

Career opportunities Graduates of Sport & Exercise Science often go on to work as sports scientists within elite and professional sport, work within the NHS or work on local initiatives to improve the sport provision, health and wellbeing of local populations. Our graduates are also in an excellent position to enter the teaching profession and go on to train the next generation of sport scientists. Many of our graduates choose to go on to further study at postgraduate level or enter careers in business, management and consultancy.

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Available as Single or Combined Honours - BSc Single Honours C604, Combined Honours options see pages 112 - 138.

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Sport & Physical Education page 106 | Sport Psychology page 107 | Sport Rehabilitation page 108 Our BSc (Hons) Sport & Excercise Science degree (Single Honours) is accredited by the British Association of Sport and Excercise Sciences (BASES).

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Sport Management

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The global sports industry is dynamic and growing. It has many sectors, including properties (leagues, teams, athletes), rights (media and marketing rights), mega-events and content packaging (branding, sponsorship, broadcasting). From initiatives aimed at increasing participation in sport through to reaping the economic benefits of hosting sports events and attracting sport-related tourism, sport has become a serious focus of government attention in recent years.

Why study this subject?

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With first-rate facilities to enhance your learning, you will be taught by staff who are internationally recognised for their research

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We also offer opportunities for work placements to help you consider the nature and scope of sport management as a business

Career opportunities With a huge range of opportunities emerging in private, non-profit, and government sectors, we have designed this course to embrace the growth in sport employment in the UK. The rapidly growing sport industry and field of sport management is extremely broad, with employment positions available in everything from marketing to sales and event management. There is also scope for employment in business and non-profit organisations.

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Sport & Exercise Science page 104 | Sport & Physical Education page 106 | Sport Psychology page 107

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Sport & Physical Education

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Our Sport & Physical Education degree helps you gain in-depth knowledge about the effects of sport, physical education and activity on individuals and society as a whole. Using state-of-the-art facilities on our Hope Park campus, you will become an expert in the subject from grassroots to elite level. This course also offers many opportunities for the development of personal and professional skills, including communication, organisation, time management, analysis, and reflection.

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Learn about a wide variety and practices in different sports while using our stateof-the-art facilities

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You will have practical sessions both on campus and at Plas Caerdeon, the University’s field centre in Snowdonia National Park

Career opportunities The skills developed through this course will be transferable to many professions and areas of future employment, equipping you for careers across a range of sectors. Our graduates have gone on to achieve success in many different roles such as teaching, coaching, and sport science support. You can also go on to complete specialised postgraduate study.

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This course is available as Single Honours only - BSc Single Honours C601.

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Sport & Exercise Science page 104 | Sport Psychology page 107 | Sport Rehabilitation page 108

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Sport Psychology

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Sport Psychology uses the rigour of science to investigate how people perceive the world, structure their thinking, solve problems and interact with others, set against the context of sport and exercise. Our Sport Psychology degree is firmly embedded in both the disciplines of psychology and sport and exercise.

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Excellent research facilities including a dedicated sport psychology lab, an EEG lab, and an eye lab

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Regular departmental research seminars with distinguished speakers from the UK and overseas

Career opportunities Graduates of Sport Psychology go on to work as sport psychologists in professional sports, work on health-based exercise intervention programmes and wider community based projects. Other career routes of past graduates have included performance enhancement specialists and lifestyle consultants.

The degree also provides an excellent foundation for postgraduate study, especially for those who are interested in careers in teaching, research and academia.

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Psychology page 92 | Sport & Exercise Science page 104 | Sport & Physical Education page 106

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Sport Rehabilitation

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This degree provides you with the knowledge and skills required for undertaking the role of a Sport Rehabilitation professional. You will learn to improve health and function in people and athletes with injury, illness and disease, offering an in-depth understanding of sport injuries and rehabilitation.

Why study this subject?

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We have first-rate laboratories and clinical strength and conditioning facilities

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Throughout the course you will be taught by experienced registered graduate rehabilitators, chartered physiotherapists and a wide range of research-active academics

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Placement opportunities and use of our state-of-the-art facilities

Career opportunities Graduates will have the opportunity to achieve success in many different vocations in the growing sport, health, fitness, and leisure industry, along with associated professions such as physical therapy, sports and fitness, public health schemes and health promotion centres, athletic and personal training and occupational health.

You could choose to work within professional sport, the NHS or private medical providers, rehabilitation case management, the fire service, Ministry of Defence, and many more. Some of our graduates also develop specialisms, such as in strength and conditioning or specific joint injuries. You could go on to set up your own clinical practice or apply for further postgraduate study.

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Sport & Exercise Science page 104 | Sport & Physical Education page 106 | Sport Psychology page 107

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Tourism (Combined Honours)

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Tourism teaches you about how the industry works from top to bottom. You will be examining everything from destination management and global tourism development to the changing trends in consumer behaviour, human geography, the urban landscape and much more.

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Studying this vibrant, dynamic and growing industry at Liverpool Hope University provides you with experience of tourism in real-world settings thanks to field work at key sites

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Enhance your learning with guest lectures from industry leaders

Career opportunities Graduates in Tourism are well suited to a wide variety of careers within the industry, including tourism marketing, arts/heritage/attractions management, tour operations, tourism product development, public sector tourism, urban regeneration, resort/ destination tourism management, transportation, or hotel and hospitality management.

There are also increasing opportunities to study Tourism at postgraduate level and an increasing number of our students go on to train to be teachers of tourism.

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Tourism Management

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Our Tourism Management degree is designed to help you better understand the tourism industry by examining its various operational components. These include accommodation, transport and the attraction sectors, as well as examining the policy and planning frameworks that facilitate tourism development, and destination and events management.

You will gain a truly interdisciplinary outlook on tourism management as the degree curriculum teaches you about a variety of related subjects, including geography, business management and marketing, and events management.

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Liverpool is an ideal place to study tourism management because the city is home to many of the country’s top attractions across sports, culture, music and more

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Study in a former European Capital of Culture (2008)

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Explore how tourism works at an international destination, right on your doorstep

Career opportunities Graduates in tourism management are well suited to a wide variety of careers in the industry, including marketing, arts/heritage/attractions management, tour operations, tourism product development, public sector tourism, urban regeneration, resort/ destination management, transportation, or hotel and hospitality management. There are opportunities to go on to study at postgraduate level or train to be teachers of tourism and leisure.

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Geography page 70 | Human Geography page 77

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Your degree, your choice At Liverpool Hope University we offer a vast range of Single Honours and Combined Honours degrees. Most of our degrees and combinations are listed below, but please see our website for the most up-to-date and complete list of options available:

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BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance

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BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Business Management

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BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Computer Science

NI41

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Economics

CC10

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Information Technology

NI42

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Law

AL01

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Mathematics

NG41

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance and Sport & Physical Education

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BA (Hons) Acting and Contemporary Fashion Design

AT07

BA (Hons) Acting and Creative Writing

AT08

BA (Hons) Acting and Digital Creativity

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BA (Hons) Acting and Drama

AT01

BA (Hons) Acting and Education

AT02

BA (Hons) Acting and English Language

AT09

BA (Hons) Acting and Film & Visual Culture

AT10

BA (Hons) Acting and International Relations

AT11

BA (Hons) Acting and Media & Communication

AT03

BA (Hons) Acting and Music

AT12

BA (Hons) Acting and Musical Theatre

AT13

BA (Hons) Acting and Philosophy & Ethics

AT05

BA (Hons) Acting and Politics

AT04

BA (Hons) Acting and Psychology

AT06

BA (Hons) Acting and Sociology

AT14

BA (Hons) Art History and Business Management

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BA (Hons) Art History and Contemporary Craft

CR08

BA (Hons) Art History and Contemporary Fashion Design

CF03

BA (Hons) Art History and Creative Industries Business Management

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BA (Hons) Art History and Creative Writing

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BA (Hons) Art History and Early Childhood

VC39

BA (Hons) Art History and Education

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BA (Hons) Art History and Film & Visual Culture

A778

BA (Hons) Art History and Media & Communication

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BA (Hons) Art History and Philosophy & Ethics

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BA (Hons) Art History and Psychology

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BA (Hons) Art History and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

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BA (Hons) Art History and Sociology

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BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence

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BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence (with Year in Industry)

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BA (Hons) Business Management

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Accounting & Finance

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Childhood & Youth

NL19

BA (Hons) Business Management and Computer Science

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Dance

BM02

BA (Hons) Business Management and Digital Marketing

DM01

BA (Hons) Business Management and Economics

CC12

BA (Hons) Business Management and Film & Visual Culture

B567

BA (Hons) Business Management and Geography

BM04

BA (Hons) Business Management and History

BM05

BA (Hons) Business Management and Human Geography

HG01

BA (Hons) Business Management and Information Technology

NG25

BA (Hons) Business Management and International Relations

NL25

BA (Hons) Business Management and Law

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Mathematics

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Music Production

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Musical Theatre

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Food & Nutritional Sciences

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Sport & Exercise Science

BM11

BA (Hons) Business Management and Sport & Physical Education

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BA (Hons) Business Management and Tourism

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Contemporary Craft

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Creative Writing

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Drama

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Early Childhood

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Education

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Politics

LL92

BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Psychology

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Social Care

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BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Sociology

LL93

BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth and Sport & Physical Education

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I102

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NI41

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S6D5

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CI09

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LI31

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DC07

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DM02

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CS06

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W342

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DM03

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CB38

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CR08

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CR02

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CR04

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CF03

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BA (Hons) Contemporary Fashion Design and Digital Marketing

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CI05

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CI09

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CI02

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CI03

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CI08

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CI04

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AT08

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A678

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CR02

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CI10

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C378

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C478

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C578

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2B42

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GW13

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2J88

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C878

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CW06

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C278

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M990

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LI31

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C378

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CD01

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LL39

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LX3I

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C467

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CD02

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CD04

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LP3H

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RB20

BA (Hons) Criminology and Philosophy & Ethics

LV53

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LC38

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RT13

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M9L4

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LL31

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CR11

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CI07

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C478

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WW54

BA (Hons) Dance and Early Childhood

WL59

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XW35

BA (Hons) Dance and Musical Theatre

RB21

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W5C8

BA (Hons) Dance and Sport & Physical Education

WC53

BA (Hons) Digital Creativity and Acting

ACDC

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DC07

BA (Hons) Digital Creativity and Digital Marketing

DM06

BA (Hons) Digital Creativity and Film & Visual Culture

DC29

BA (Hons) Digital Creativity and Music Production

DC51

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Business Management

DM01

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Computer Science

DM02

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Conservation Biology

DM03

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Contemporary Craft

CR17

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Contemporary Fashion Design

DM04

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Digital Creativity

DM06

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DM07

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DM08

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DM09

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DM10

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Film & Visual Culture

DM11

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Food & Nutritional Sciences

DM17

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Information Technology

DM12

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DM13

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DM14

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Media & Communication

DM15

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Musical Theatre

DM16

BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and Philosophy & Ethics

DM18

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DM19

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DM20

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RT23

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DM22

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DM23

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W400

BA (Hons) Drama and Acting

AT01

BA (Hons) Drama and Childhood & Youth

LW94

BA (Hons) Drama and Creative Writing

C578

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CD01

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WW54

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DM07

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QW34

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WQ43

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D267

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WV41

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WW34

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W344

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RB30

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DE15

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DE12

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X320

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VC39

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XL35

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CR03

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LL39

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WL59

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DM08

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X300

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GW15

BA (Hons) Early Childhood and Health & Wellbeing

CH01

BA (Hons) Early Childhood and Psychology

CXV3

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X3L4

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XX13

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X102

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CCE1

BA (Hons) Economics (with Foundaton Year)

CCE2

BA (Hons) Economics and Accounting & Finance

CC10

BA (Hons) Economics and Business Management

CC12

BA (Hons) Economics and Digital Marketing

DM09

BA (Hons) Economics and History

CC15

BA (Hons) Economics and Philosophy & Ethics

KL07

BA (Hons) Economics and Politics

CC23

BA (Hons) Economics and Sport & Exercise Science

KL12

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XX30

BA (Hons) Education and Acting

AT02

BA (Hons) Education and Childhood & Youth

LX93

BA (Hons) Education and Criminology

LX3I

BA (Hons) Education and Dance

XW35

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X300

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XQH3

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XQJ3

BA (Hons) Education and Food & Nutritional Sciences

XB34

BA (Hons) Education and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

GW01

BA (Hons) Education and Mathematics

X3G1

BA (Hons) Education and Music

WX33

BA (Hons) Education and Musical Theatre

RB31

BA (Hons) Education and Psychology

X3C8

BA (Hons) Education and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

RTS1

BA (Hons) Education and Special Educational Needs

XX31

BA (Hons) Education and Sport & Physical Education

CX63

BEng (Hons) Electronic & Computer Engineering

S2D5

BEng (Hons) Electronic & Computer Engineering (with Year in Industry)

HH61

BA (Hons) English Language

Q310

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AT09

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CR04

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CI29

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DM10

BA (Hons) English Language and Drama

QW34

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XQH3

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Q301

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XB34

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GW17

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QP3H

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LQ5H

BA (Hons) English Literature

Q320

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CR12

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CI12

123

BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing

2B42

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WQ43

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XQJ3

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Q301

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F167

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AL11

BA (Hons) English Literature and Media & Communication

QP33

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QW33

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QV3M

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QL3F

BA (Hons) English Literature and Psychology

LH07

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RT15

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LH08

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F780

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F750

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BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Acting

AT10

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Art History

A778

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B567

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Contemporary Craft

CR05

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Creative Industries Business Management

CI02

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Criminology

C467

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Digital Creativity

DC29

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Digital Marketing

DM11

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Drama

D267

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and English Literature

F167

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

GW19

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Media & Communication

FV04

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Music Production

W347

BA (Hons) Film & Visual Culture and Philosophy & Ethics

FV05

BA (Hons) Film, TV, Radio & Media Production

W601

BA (Hons) Fine Art

W101

BSc (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences

B400

BA (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Business Management

NB24

BA (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Digital Marketing

DM17

BA (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Education

XB34

BA (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Health & Wellbeing

BB9L

BSc (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Human Biology

HB08

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ME02

BSc (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Psychology

CB84

BSc (Hons) Food & Nutritional Sciences and Sport & Exercise Science

B4C6

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F800

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BM04

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CS04

125

BSc (Hons) Geography and Conservation Biology

CB38

BA (Hons) Geography and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

RT17

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FC86

BA (Hons) Global Philosophies & Worldviews and Computer Science

CS12

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GW13

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GW15

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GW01

BA (Hons) Global Philosophies & Worldviews and English Language

GW17

BA (Hons) Global Philosophies & Worldviews and Film & Visual Culture

GW19

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GW21

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GW04

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VV5P

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GW05

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GW07

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GW09

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LV52

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RS02

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W210

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BA (Hons) Health & Social Care

L510

BA (Hons) Health & Wellbeing and Contemporary Craft

CR13

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CH01

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BB9L

BA (Hons) Health & Wellbeing and Human Biology

HL18

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L5C8

BA (Hons) Health & Wellbeing and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

RT19

BA (Hons) Health & Wellbeing and Social Care

L45L

BA (Hons) Health & Wellbeing and Sport & Physical Education

HW10

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V100

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BM05

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CS06

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2J88

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WV41

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CC15

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VL12

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AL17

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VPD3

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VV15

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LV21

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VC1V

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RT21

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LV31

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CD02

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HB08

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HL18

127

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HB12

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HG01

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HG05

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HG27

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HG51

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HG53

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NI42

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NG25

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DM12

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I123

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W348

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AT11

BA (Hons) International Relations and Business Management

NL25

BA (Hons) International Relations and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

GW21

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VL12

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HG27

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LC2V

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VNV2

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AL01

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NM2C

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CD04

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DM13

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AL11

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AL17

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MV15

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LM21

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MC18

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G100

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G102

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NG41

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NG21

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DM14

BA (Hons) Mathematics and Education

X3G1

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AT03

BA (Hons) Media & Communication and and Art History

VP33

BA (Hons) Media & Communication and Creative Writing

C878

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LP3H

BA (Hons) Media & Communication and Digital Marketing

DM15

BA (Hons) Media & Communication and English Language

QP3H

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QP33

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FV04

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ME02

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GW04

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VPD3

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I123

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RTS3

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LP31

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LP5H

BA (Hons) Media & Communication and Tourism

PN38

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W300

BA (Hons) Music and Acting

AT12

BA (Hons) Music and Contemporary Craft

CR06

BA (Hons) Music and Creative Industries Business Management

CI03

BA (Hons) Music and Drama

WW34

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WX33

BA (Hons) Music and English Literature

QW33

BA (Hons) Music and Music Production

W352

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WLH2

BA (Hons) Music and Psychology

WC38

BA (Hons) Music Production

MP01

BA (Hons) Music Production and Business Management

W341

BA (Hons) Music Production and Computer Science

W342

BA (Hons) Music Production and Contemporary Craft

CR15

BA (Hons) Music Production and Creative Industries Business Management

CI08

BA (Hons) Music Production and Digital Creativity

DC51

BA (Hons) Music Production and Drama

W344

BA (Hons) Music Production and Film & Visual Culture

W347

BA (Hons) Music Production and Information Technology

W348

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W352

BA (Hons) Music Production and Musical Theatre

RB26

BA (Hons) Music Production and Psychology

W355

BA (Hons) Musical Theatre and Acting

AT13

BA (Hons) Musical Theatre and Business Management

RB29

BA (Hons) Musical Theatre and Contemporary Craft

CR07

BA (Hons) Musical Theatre and Creative Industries Business Management

CI04

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RB20

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RB21

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DM16

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RB30

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RB31

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RB26

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RB41

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RB42

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AT05

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V3V5

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CS10

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CW06

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LV53

BA (Hons) Philosophy & Ethics and Digital Marketing

DM18

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KL07

BA (Hons) Philosophy & Ethics and English Literature

QV3M

BA (Hons) Philosophy & Ethics and Film & Visual Culture

FV05

BA (Hons) Philosophy & Ethics and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

VV5P

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VV15

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MV15

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VV6N

BA (Hons) Philosophy & Ethics and Sociology

LV65

BSc (Hons) Physical Geography

FF08

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L201

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AT04

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LL92

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DM19

BA (Hons) Politics and Economics

CC23

BA (Hons) Politics and English Literature

QL3F

BA (Hons) Politics and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

GW05

BA (Hons) Politics and History

LV21

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LM21

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WLH2

BA (Hons) Politics and Musical Theatre

RB41

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RTS5

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LL64

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X120

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C800

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AT06

BA (Hons) Psychology and Art History

VC38

BA (Hons) Psychology and Childhood & Youth

LC98

BA (Hons) Psychology and Creative Writing

C278

BA (Hons) Psychology and Criminology

LC38

BA (Hons) Psychology and Dance

W5C8

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DM20

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CXV3

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X3C8

BA (Hons) Psychology and English Literature

LH07

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CB84

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GW07

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L5C8

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VC1V

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LC2V

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MC18

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WC38

BA (Hons) Psychology and Music Production

W355

133

BA (Hons) Psychology and Musical Theatre

RB42

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RTS7

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LC83

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XC18

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PS01

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PIB1

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PSED

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RT12

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LV96

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RT13

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RT23

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RTS1

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RT15

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RT17

BA (Hons) Religion, Theology & Spirituality and Health & Wellbeing

RT19

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RT21

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RTS3

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VV6N

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RTS5

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RTS7

BA (Hons) Religion, Theology & Spirituality and Social Care

RTS9

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VX64

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H672

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L44L

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M9L4

BA (Hons) Social Care and Early Childhood

X3L4

BA (Hons) Social Care and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

GW09

BA (Hons) Social Care and Health & Wellbeing

L45L

BA (Hons) Social Care and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

RTS9

BA (Hons) Social Care and Sociology

L54L

BA (Hons) Social Care and Special Educational Needs

L43X

BA (Hons) Social Care and Sport & Physical Education

L3C6

BA (Hons) Social Work

L500

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L300

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AT14

BA (Hons) Sociology and Art History

AD15

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LL93

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LL31

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DM22

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DE12

BA (Hons) Sociology and English Literature

LH08

BA (Hons) Sociology and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

LV52

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LV31

BA (Hons) Sociology and Human Geography

HG51

BA (Hons) Sociology and Media & Communication

LP31

BA (Hons) Sociology and Philosophy & Ethics

LV65

BA (Hons) Sociology and Politics

LL64

BA (Hons) Sociology and Psychology

LC83

BA (Hons) Sociology and Social Care

L54L

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SE10

BSc (Hons) Software Engineering

SE11

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SE12

BSc (Hons) Software Engineering (with Year in Industry)

SE13

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X11C

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Contemporary Craft

CR16

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Early Childhood

XX13

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Education

XX31

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and English Language

LQ5H

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Media & Communication

LP5H

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Psychology

XC18

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Religion, Theology & Spirituality

VX64

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Social Care

L43X

BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Sport & Physical Education

CX61

BSc (Hons) Sport & Excercise Nutrition

SPEN

BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science

C604

BA (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science and Business Management

BM11

BA (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science and Economics

KL12

BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science and Food & Nutritional Sciences

B4C6

BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science and Human Biology

HB12

BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science and Psychology

PS01

BSc (Hons) Sport & Physical Education

C601

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Accounting & Finance

AC11

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Business Management

NC2Q

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Childhood & Youth

LC56

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Dance

WC53

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Digital Marketing

DM23

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Education

CX63

BSc (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Geography

FC86

BSc (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Global Philosophies & Worldviews

RS02

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Health & Wellbeing

HW10

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Social Care

L3C6

BA (Hons) Sport & Physical Education and Special Educational Needs

CX61

BA (Hons) Sport Management

SM01

BSc (Hons) Sport Psychology

C891

BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation

C602

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BM13

BA (Hons) Tourism and Creative Industries Business Management

CI14

BA (Hons) Tourism and International Relations

VNV2

BA (Hons) Tourism and Media & Communication

PN38

BSc (Hons) Tourism Management

N832

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Admissions policy and standard university entry requirements Admissions Policy It is Liverpool Hope University’s policy to admit those students who demonstrate they have the academic ability and personal motivation to succeed in their chosen programme of study. We actively encourage applications from students who are looking to be intellectually stretched, stimulated and challenged in their studies.

Additionally, applicants will be required to meet any further subject-specific entry requirements (see subject information pages for further details).

For a full list of acceptable qualifications and offer levels, please refer to our subject entry profiles, which are available from the UCAS website:

We welcome those who will add energy and bring breadth of experience and vitality to the University community.

The University Recruitment and Admissions Policy is available on our website:

Entry requirements At the time of going to print, the standard offer level is between BBBBCC from A levels or DDM-MMM from BTEC, or 104-120 UCAS tariff points.

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If you have any questions about your qualifications, please do not hesitate to contact the Student Recruitment Team: t: 0151 291 3111 e: courses@hope.ac.uk

The small print Our contract with you If we make you an offer of a place, we will be entering into a contract with you.

In order for you to be fully informed in making a decision on accepting the offer, we will provide you with certain information. The information provided in this prospectus and on the University’s website at: www.hope.ac.uk forms part of that information.

The information provided in this prospectus was correct at the time of going to print.

Up-to-date information is always available at: www.hope.ac.uk Specific information that we will send to you when we make you an offer will include details of the course content, delivery and assessment methods, the tuition fee we will charge you and any additional costs.

The University reserves the right to increase Home and EU Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Continued Professional Development tuition fees for future years of study in line with any inflationary or other increase authorised by the Secretary of State.

We will also send details of how you can access the regulations governing your degree and its structure, including how you will progress from year to year, information on examinations and

coursework, details of complaints and appeals procedures, details of disciplinary procedures, the full terms and conditions, your responsibility to pay all tuition fees on time and rules relating to refunds, rules and regulations relating to use of University IT Services and the Library.

When you register as a student at the University, you will agree to abide by these rules, regulations, codes and other policies and procedures, the details of which will have been sent to you with your offer letter and will be highlighted again at registration.

You will need to meet any conditions attached to your offer in order to register as a student.

Right to cancel You may have a statutory right to cancel your contract with the University within 14 days of accepting your place. More details about your right to cancel will be provided in your offer letter.

Use of your data The University is registered as a data controller with the Information Commissioner’s Office. We will hold and process your personal data, including some sensitive personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy and fair processing notice, which can be found on our website.

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