University of Winchester Undergraduate Prospectus 2023

THE UNIVERSIT Y OF

WINCHESTER

THE PLACE TO BECOME

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BECOMING: ELLEN WOOD BA (Hons) Childhood Studies student and inspiration for Become (oil on canvas) by Emma-Leone Palmer, as featured on the cover.

“At Winchester, you are truly valued as a student. I will graduate knowing that the University helped me become the best version of myself, and I have developed the tools and skills to continue learning and growing in my career and personal life.”

Join our talented and friendly community where you will be supported throughout your journey to becoming a successful student and confident graduate.

The place to become: winchester.ac.uk/become

KEY TO YOUR SUCCESS We are proud to be ranked as one of the top 10 universities in the UK for graduates in employment or further study*.

Become absorbed in your course, led by an academic community who love the subject as much as you do. Enter the graduate job market with the skills, knowledge and confidence valued by employers in order to help transform the world for the better.

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WITH YOU ALL THE WAY Be yourself as part of our diverse, inclusive and compassionate community. Our people are passionate about offering you the independence to flourish and chart your own way in the world, alongside a wealth of support and success activities to ensure your wellbeing is as important as your academic accomplishments.

THE PLACE TO BE Benefit from our state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities and superb on-site accommodation within one of the top five safest university cities◆†. We are nestled in one of the UK’s most historic cities, with a vibrant contemporary culture, in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

*Graduate Outcomes 2021, HESA Complete University Guide, 2020

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Top 100 University worldwide for our work in reducing inequalities (University Impact Rankings 2020, Times Higher Education)

We pledge to be carbon neutral by 2025 and we have opened a packaging free shop on campus

We are a University of Sanctuary, welcoming and supporting refugees and asylum seekers in higher education

We are committed to supporting those from under-represented backgrounds access and succeed throughout and beyond higher education

Winchester Business School is a United Nations PRME Champion - one of only a few worldwide

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We are committed to embedding sustainability and social responsibility in our teaching and other activities

Accredited Institution

Top 10 in the UK for graduates in employment or further study (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2021, HESA)

We are second in the UK for Quality Education (University Impact Rankings 2021, Times Higher Education)

Top 10 Student Unions in the UK Winchester Student Union (National Student Survey, 2021)

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TOP 10 IN THE UK FOR GRADUATES IN EMPLOYMENT * Our commitment to enhancing employability is reflected in the fact we are ranked joint sixth in the UK for the number of our undergraduate students in employment or further study after graduation*.

We want to provide an education focused on supporting you to succeed. We know it’s important that you graduate from Winchester having developed excellent employability skills and go onto fulfilling careers and lives with purpose.

CAREERS SUPPORT FOR LIFE You will have access to free, impartial careers advice and guidance throughout your time as a student and for your whole life. Meet with a Careers Advisor one-toone or attend a group workshop on a topic such as CV preparation or interview techniques.

Our CareerConnect portal helps you to find full-time or part-time employment, volunteering opportunities and placements to boost your skills. A wide range of career and networking events encourage you to talk directly with recruiters and organisations.

VOLUNTEERING AND PLACEMENTS Demonstrate you are an active citizen and add a range of valuable experiences to your CV through volunteering or a placement opportunity. Many of our courses offer a credit-bearing Volunteering or Placement module and there are lots of additional opportunities such as part-time jobs, graduate recruitment talks and internship opportunities outside of your studies.

STUDY ABROAD In today’s globalised world, employers often value those who have international study experience, as it demonstrates numerous skills and helps build a workforce who have a deeper cultural awareness. Many of our courses offer the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study abroad in the USA or Canada for a semester, as well as shorter field trips. All students taking part in an exchange are eligible for some funding.

Find details to start planning your global educational adventure at winchester.ac.uk/studyabroad

Learn more about the ways we support you to enhance your future at winchester.ac.uk/careers

*Graduate Outcomes Survey 2021, Higher Education Statistics Agency

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Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/careers to find out more

Drop into our Careers and Opportunities Hub for advice, guidance and opportunities to enrich your degree 7

BECOMING: BEN MORRIS BA (Hons) Journalism student “I felt like Winchester was a place where I was going to be accepted as a person, rather than rejected socially due to my condition.

“The University has helped me grow and develop academically, but also as a person. It has genuinely allowed me to do things that I never thought I could and has taught me to believe in myself more than I ever have before.

“I now have the building blocks for the rest of my life, and it is up to me to put them all together.

The University of Winchester has allowed me to become the true Ben Morris.” winchester.ac.uk/become

THE PLACE TO BE Winchester is a beautiful, quintessential English city with a rich heritage and vibrant contemporary culture. There’s so much on offer for foodies, festival goers, walkers, sport lovers, art and history enthusiasts, shopaholics, and those who enjoy a good night out.

Winchester has excellent transport links. Reach London or the coast in an hour and Southampton Airport is just a 10-minute train journey away.

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Winchester ranks as one of the top 5 safest university cities.

Complete University Guide 2020

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A VIBRANT CAMPUS LIFE

Revitalise your soul with an evening of live music and tasty food in The Lounge

Study in one of our landmark libraries or resource centres 12

Embrace the natural beauty of our King Alfred Quarter

Enjoy a night out with friends in our award-winning Student Union 13

THE PLACE TO CALL HOME There’s nothing quite like having a place of your own. We have superb, high-quality accommodation options for you to choose from so you can make yourself at home.

You can live on campus in self-catered or catered accommodation, or off campus in the beautiful city of Winchester. Did you know Winchester is one of the top five safest university cities in England and Wales†?

Commuting students are warmly welcome here at Winchester.

You can meet others who travel in via Winchester Student Union’s welcoming Commuting Students Network and we promote lots of sustainable travel initiatives and discounts.

OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU* If you are a full-time undergraduate student starting your first year with us, we guarantee you University-managed accommodation (or approved nominated or referred accommodation) which includes both on- and off-campus housing. You must hold Winchester as your firm choice and apply for housing by the deadline published on our website.

Accommodation may be available beyond your first year of study if you have a disability, are from the Channel Islands or are an international student.

To explore your options, scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/housing

Complete University Guide 2020

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*Terms and conditions apply, please visit winchester.ac.uk/housing

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Explore our fantastic range of on-campus accommodation – such as this study bedroom in our Queens Road Student Village – at: winchester.ac.uk/virtualtour

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KEEP ACTIVE Take advantage of our wide range of amazing sports facilities on campus. We are also proud to be a funding partner of the new Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre at Bar End where Team Winchester students use the facilities for free on Wednesday afternoons.

Get your steps in from the comfort of your own home: take a tour at winchester.ac.uk/sports or winchester.ac.uk/virtualtour

Get competitive at our Sports Stadium all-weather pitch 18

Prioritise your health and wellbeing in our on-campus Gym

Enjoy a dip in the Winchester Sport and Leisure Park swimming pool

Take advantage of student rates at the Winchester Sport and Leisure Park

Winchester Sports Stadium - the home of Team Winch 19

BECOME PART OF THE TEAM Get in the Team Winchester spirit by joining one of the many sports clubs offered through Winchester Student Union. Whether you fancy trying a new sport for fun or are serious about competing, there’s something for everyone.

Explore more at winchester.ac.uk/getinvolved or winchesterstudents.co.uk

Fly Hard Ultimate Frisbee Team 20

Winchester Wolves Dance Squad

Winchester Rays Swim Team

Silverbacks American Football Team

Winchester Panthers Athletics Club

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THE PLACE TO BECOME MORE THAN A STUDENT We understand that university life isn’t just about getting a great education. Together with Winchester Student Union, we offer over 180 opportunities to get involved.

There’s a whole range of societies and sports teams so you can make new friends and live out your passions. We also have extracurricular activities and opportunities to join representational networks so your student experience can be well-rounded, inspiring and developmental. From giving back through accredited volunteering to representing the views of your peers as a Student Academic Representative, to introducing the next generation of Winchester students to the place you love as a Student Ambassador – there’s lots to choose from.

Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/getinvolved

Busking Society 22

Be a Student Helper

Represent the views of your fellow students

Be a Student Ambassador

One of our 18 Music Centre ensembles

Winchester Association of Role-players and Gamers 23

WITH YOU ALL THE WAY You are our top priority. Our size and values-driven approach mean we offer a personal and supportive environment on a human scale. We will do everything we can to help you flourish, working together with you to create a great university experience. You are empowered to develop into the best version of yourself.

THE PLACE TO BECOME YOU We value the wealth of experience, skills and knowledge which students from diverse backgrounds bring to Winchester. No matter what your background or circumstances – created by culture, geography, social or economic factors – you are empowered to be the best version of you.

We aspire to be a university which raises aspirations, breaks down barriers to starting university, welcomes those from under-represented groups, nurtures you through your course and encourages lifelong learning. Our University community currently has considerable numbers of students who are care leavers or young adult carers, come from a military services upbringing, have a disability or identify as being from a Black, Asian or minority ethnic community. All are welcome and cherished.

STUDENT SUPPORT Sometimes you just need a bit of support to truly thrive.

That’s exactly why we’re here – to help you be the best version of yourself. We have a dedicated student support team to help you with any key questions you may have or challenges you may experience during your studies. This includes support and advice on health, wellbeing, disability, developing your academic study skills or improving your English language skills. Find out more about our friendly team at winchester.ac.uk/support FINANCIAL SUPPORT Over the duration of your degree, you may be eligible for additional financial support through our wide array of awards and bursaries. These may range from rewarding your academic achievement or excellence in music or sport, to supporting those with caring responsibilities. We understand that going to university is a real investment in your future, so find out more about tuition fees and the financial support available at winchester.ac.uk/studentsandmoney 24

SPIRITUALITY, WELLBEING AND CHAPLAINCY There are many activities and resources to explore at Winchester, from walking the two labyrinths and creating your own musical soundscape to a Cosmic Walk and a Contemplative Community. Alongside our stunning Contemplation Space in the West Downs Centre, magnificent Victorian Chapel and the Muslim Prayer Room, our grounds and green spaces offer peace and tranquillity. Our Christian, Buddhist and Muslim chaplains offer a listening ear and faith-based pastoral care as well as student faith groups and a rich programme of events. Find further details at winchester.ac.uk/spirituality WINCHESTER STUDENT UNION In addition to hosting hundreds of extracurricular opportunities, Winchester Student Union is here to support and represent you every step of the way. It is a democratically-elected organisation run by students. The Union plays a crucial role in academic and welfare support, campaigning on important issues and helping to champion your rights, as well as providing social and recreation spaces and events to enhance your student experience. Find out more at winchesterstudents.co.uk

Our Contemplation Space at West Downs 25

OUR INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY We are proud to be an international University, with students and staff from over 80 different countries including India, Norway, Japan, USA and China.

Thanks to our strong international partnerships, opportunities to study abroad and extensive alumni community, we have a truly global outlook.

As a community, we deeply value each individual. Whatever your nationality, ethnicity, beliefs, or orientation, you will be welcome and encouraged to become the best you can be.

Winchester is a great place for you to live and study. You will encounter new friends, cultures, and interests here that will give you a broader world view and help equip you for future challenges.

APPLYING TO US Our friendly International Team can advise you on all aspects of making a successful application to study at the University. We are here to help, from making the application itself, to advice for those who will need a student visa.

FUNDING We offer a range of international scholarships. Find out more at winchester. ac.uk/studentsandmoney YOUR HOME FROM HOME If you are a full-time international feepaying student, we guarantee you accommodation in your first year of study if you apply for housing by our deadline.

Take a look at the housing options available and find out more on pages 14-17 or at winchester.ac.uk/housing

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SUPPORTING YOU We cannot wait to meet you at Heathrow Airport to shuttle you to campus for Welcome Week in September. Before your course starts, there’s an Orientation Programme to help you settle into life at Winchester and meet other students.

Our Student Support and Success team are here to provide you with advice and support on issues such as health, welfare, employment, finances and study skills throughout your time with us.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SUPPORT We require all international undergraduate applicants to have a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 overall, including 5.5 in academic writing, or an equivalent qualification. There are some courses which require higher IELTS (or equivalent) and this will be clearly indicated in the entry requirements on our website. Please note, the UKVI have their own English language requirements so please check the Government website.

To improve your English language skills before you start your undergraduate course, we offer foundation and pre-sessional programmes. We also have English language support available throughout the year alongside your main course of study. You can find out more at winchester.ac.uk/eltsu

Scan the QR code, visit winchester.ac.uk/international or email us at international@winchester.ac.uk

“We don’t have international students at Winchester, we have Winchester students who are international.”

Anniken, BSc (Hons) Psychology student

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THE PLACE TO LEARN Learn from our inspirational academic staff in our modern teaching and learning facilities. We have specialised facilities for some courses to ensure you get hands-on experience to support your success in your chosen industry.

We are particularly proud of our Forensic, Psychology, Sport and Archaeology laboratories; Nursing Clinical Practice Rooms; Physiotherapy Suite; Music Studios; Digital Design Studio; Multimedia Centre; and Performing Arts Studios.

Our social learning spaces are ideal for individual or group study 28

We have a range of modern teaching and learning facilities across campus

Attend lectures in our largest, newest theatre: The Drum at West Downs

Our new clinical practice rooms in the West Downs Centre 29

“What attracted me to come to Winchester was first off the amazing campus – I absolutely love it. The facilities here for the course are just amazing as well.”

Cara, BA (Hons) Journalism student

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VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS Winchester is an amazing city in which to study and live.

Come and see for yourself at one of our buzzing open events.

OPEN DAYS

Bring your family and friends to our beautiful campus as you experience what life at Winchester could be like. This is your chance to ask lecturers questions about your course, get the inside information from current students and tour our outstanding facilities.

We also have a range of teams on hand to answer questions about housing options, student finance, career opportunities, how to apply and all the fun extracurricular opportunities available here.

TUESDAY 14 JUNE 2022 SATURDAY 2 JULY 2022 SATURDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2022 SATURDAY 15 OCTOBER 2022 SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER 2022 SATURDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2022 VIRTUAL OPEN EVENINGS WITH WEEKEND CAMPUS TOURS Join us virtually to find out more then pop along the following weekend for a Campus Tour Day.

Wednesday 7 and Saturday 10 December 2022 Monday 9 and Saturday 14 January 2023 Book your place: scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/opendays CAMPUS TOURS

Don’t worry if you can’t make one of our Open Days, you can book onto a Campus Tour at winchester.ac.uk/campustours

VIRTUAL TOURS

From couch to campus – explore our impressive University from the comfort of your own home. Tour our accommodation, learning and teaching spaces, specialist facilities and sports facilities at winchester.ac.uk/virtualtour We are following the latest Government guidance in relation to gatherings, so we will run these with social distancing measures in place or as online events as necessary.

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BECOMING: LOLU ABURIME BN (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health) student “The University of Winchester has given me the opportunity to put my transferable skills to better use. I’ve learned to think analytically, be compassionate in my approach, and developed my interpersonal skills within my chosen profession.” winchester.ac.uk/become

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EXPLORE OUR COURSES Winchester is ranked second in the UK for Quality Education* and is committed to providing you with an excellent student experience.

We are proud of our strengths across the arts, business, digital technologies, education, health and wellbeing, humanities and social sciences, law, media, and sport.

Start your journey to becoming a successful Winchester graduate by exploring our courses in the following areas: Accounting and Finance Animal Science and Welfare Anthropology Archaeology Architecture Biomedical Science Business Management Childhood and Youth Classical Studies Computer Science and Cyber Security Creative Writing Criminology Digital Design Economics Education Studies English Event Management Fashion Film Forensics Geography Health and Social Care Health and Wellbeing History

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* University Impact Rankins 2021, Times Higher Education

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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Develop a systematic understanding of current issues in the financial world to meet the needs of a globalised profession in the twenty-first century.

Finance professionals are indispensable to every business in every industry. Learn to do more than just balance the books – acquire the skills to be a business adviser, providing strategic financial guidance to senior executives.

Develop your technical knowledge and professional expertise on a rewarding course designed to give you a systematic understanding of current financial issues.

Apply your knowledge and gain practical skills, plus build key contacts during work placements and internship opportunities.

Learning and teaching takes places in small class sizes to prepare you to work in

management teams, with modules focusing on applying theory to real business scenarios.

Our Accounting and Finance courses provide you with an excellent path to many varied professional careers in areas such as banking, insurance, financial services, general management and the not-for-profit sector.

Graduates may go on to become accountants; company secretaries; business account managers; customer service executives; auditors; and financial advisors.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE, BA (HONS)†

NN34

104-120

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)†

NN3X

48

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE, MACC (HONS)†

06C2

104-120

ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

NN42

104-120

ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT, MACC (HONS)

95S2

104-120

Accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). †

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Accounting and Finance courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

*Subject to validation **Subject to revalidation

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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

“My lecturers still show me so much support.

They know you by name and as a person, rather than just a number.”

Sahar, Accounting and Finance graduate

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Embark on an enthralling, internationalAND journey through the past with modules ANIMAL SCIENCE WELFARE covering an impressive range of cultures and traditions.

Positively contribute to the advancement of animal welfare and bring about a Studying History allows you to understand Steeped in history itself, the city of better world. how the past has shaped the present and prepares for the challenge of shaping One of theyou University’s core values is the future.

Take the opportunity to and explore Compassion – for people, animals the history from the classical world through to planet.

Our Animal Welfare and Animal the medieval period, the events more Science courses encourage you of to the explore recent past, and much that iswelfare, in between. modern concepts of animal while considering the relationships between Our suite of History courses is immensely humans and other animals, from whether varied, giving you a rich, in-depth view of we should consume animals to the human the world and the contours and forces at causes of biodiversity loss. play between economics, society, culture, politics religion.

From the wide breadth You will and examine animal welfare across and extensive choice offeredboth by our BA multiple scenarios involving domestic (Hons) History course, the more specialised and exotic species, in captive and wild routes provided by broad our Modern contexts, while the scopeand and Medieval History degrees, combining thought-provoking contentor enables you to your studies Historyyour with areas another subject, discover and in develop of interest, you can choose modules from afurther broad with optional modules allowing range of themes. You will be taught by specialism. expert tutors who bring their cutting-edge Our animal-focused degrees either allow research to bear on these important you to critically question the place of subjects. animals in human society or to investigate human impacts on ecosystems, wild-living animals and those managed in captivity. We explore animal welfare by examining the biology of animal wellbeing and suffering.

From a humanities or science perspective students are encouraged to find solutions to today’s animal welfare and conservation crises.

COURSES

Winchester is the perfect base to study History.

You will beWelfare part of and a department BA (Hons) Animal Society is an that is global in outlook and in on campus multidisciplinary personal degree which approach. human-animal interaction investigates through a range of perspectives including Embrace opportunities to boost your CV, animal behaviour, animal welfare science, such as study placements abroad for a ethics, religion, politics and sociology. semester or a year. You can also enjoy field trips (Hons) to sitesAnimal of historical interest BSc Science and as well as talks hosted by student-led History Conservation is our a natural science-based Society.which critically examines the degree relationships between animal welfare Develop deep theoretical and cultural science, conservation biology and knowledge sought after by employers in environmental sustainability, following a many sectors, which can allow you to planetary health/one welfare approach. pursue a broad range of career This is a distance learning degree delivered opportunities in business, civil service, entirely online. industry, law, education, heritage and beyond. Many of our graduates have gone Through practical modules or work onto be researchers; museum education placement opportunities you will be able to officers, teachers; copywriters; journalists; develop key employability skills, or civil servants; and military officers.animal experience working with leading organisations. These courses will allow you to take advantage of a diverse international job market.

Graduates may go on to become employed in commercial, charity or government sectors as charity officers; conservation scientists; sustainability advisors; welfare and rehoming officers; and training and behaviour advisors.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANIMAL SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION, BSC (HONS)†

D300

104-120

ANIMAL WELFARE AND SOCIETY, BA (HONS)**‡

DD32

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Distance learning only

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On campus

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Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Animal Science and Welfare courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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ANIMAL SCIENCE AND WELFARE

“I think this subject is fundamental in its impact on the world.”

Dr Lisa Riley, Senior Lecturer in Animal Science

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ANTHROPOLOGY If you enjoy delving into the bare bones of what it means to be human, then Anthropology at Winchester is ideal for you.

Through the lens of social anthropology, biological anthropology and archaeology/ material culture, you will embark on a fascinating exploration of human behaviours and societies across the past and present.

Modules draw on archaeological evidence, the long-term perspective of human evolution and present-day examples from societies around the world.

You can get up close and hands-on with a range of materials, from primate skeletons to religious relics in our cutting-edge departmental laboratory. You also have the opportunity to undertake a work placement in Year 3, and as part of the course you will

COURSES

build experience with anthropological fieldwork techniques and will be encouraged to develop your own fieldwork interests.

As an Anthropology student, you learn how to understand, interpret and respond to human behaviour. Our courses develop your intercultural understanding which is a key asset in today’s international job market.

Graduates may go on to roles in international development, government and business sectors as equality and diversity officers; palaeontologists; tourism coordinators; teachers; digital content and marketing executives; and international development workers..

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANTHROPOLOGY, BA (HONS)

LL60

104-120

ANTHROPOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

LL6X

48

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)

L6V4

104-120

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Anthropology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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ANTHROPOLOGY

“At Winchester we take a broad approach to the study of Anthropology as the study of humanity, including the perspectives of the biological, social and material.”

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ARCHAEOLOGY Our popular Archaeology courses offer you an immersive and exciting journey through time as you unlock the secrets of the past.

Gain the necessary skills to gather, analyse and interpret archaeological evidence to truly bring the past to life and conserve it for future generations.

You will learn from world-leading archaeology scholars in a stimulating and engaging environment. We offer you the perfect blend of academic study with hands-on, practical fieldwork where you can use innovative scientific techniques, the latest range of field equipment and our fully-equipped laboratory. You will have access to specialist computer software such as ArcGIS and Geoplot.

Our department has a commercial research consultancy (ARCA) which offers valuable laboratory work experience – an

opportunity to combine your academic expertise with delivering high-quality commercial solutions.

As well as working on fieldwork sites in the UK, previous students have been to Barbados, Corsica, Georgia, Belgium and Greece – and one of our courses includes a full year’s professional placement: BSc (Hons) Archaeological Practice with Professional Placement.

Our graduates’ deep theoretical and cultural knowledge is highly valued by employers in all industries. Graduates may go on to become residential surveyors; teachers; project archaeologists; civil servants; project managers; curators; and museum education officers.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANCIENT, CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

VV14

104-120

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)

L6V4

104-120

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE, BSC (HONS)†

V400

96-112

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE WITH PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT, BSC (HONS)†

V401

96-112

ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)†

F400

104-120

ARCHAEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)†

F40X

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ARCHAEOLOGY, BSC (HONS)†

V402

104-120

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

FV41

96-112

Accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and University Archaeology UK **Subject to revalidation †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Archaeology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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ARCHAEOLOGY

A BSc (Hons) Archaeological Practice student makes use of our fully-equipped on-campus laboratory.

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ARCHITECTURE The place to build a sustainable future.

At Winchester, we believe architectural practices should respond to the social and environmental concerns of today. We will develop your skills in drawing, modelling, new technologies, design processes and project management to help you navigate the world of architecture.

Explore the fundamental design principles, analysing how places can affect our mood and the relationship between humans and buildings – how we interact with them, use them, and feel about them.

Project-based work will be in our state-ofthe-art studio, focusing on the humanities, technical skills, digital resources, and creative design. At each turn, we will urge you to ask important questions of your design. How can we use design to respond to the needs of a society? What materials are the friendliest to our planet without compromising safety and longevity?

COURSES BA (HONS) ARCHITECTURE*

Lecturers, including leading industry professionals, will work with you to cement your architectural concepts and make them a reality.

Outside of the University, the city of Winchester itself is regularly voted as one of the best places to live in the UK and is laced with heritage, nature, and tradition.

From Georgian and Victorian properties to the majestic Winchester Cathedral, you will be surrounded by sources of inspiration.

By interlocking the traditions of the past with the demands of the future, Architecture at Winchester will have you become a leader in the field.

Graduates may go on to become interior designers; industrial designers; production designers; project managers; urban planners; building surveyors; graphic designers; set designers; or architectural designers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

K100

120-128

*Subject to validation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Architecture courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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ARCHITECTURE

Our very own state-of-the-art West Downs Centre won a highly coveted World Architecture News Gold Award in 2021, beating six other shortlisted international projects in the education sector.

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BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE Be at the forefront of a scientific career in healthcare.

Biomedical scientists stand at the core of our health and wellbeing. We can thank them for breakthroughs such as the coronavirus vaccine and for enforcing action through their informed clinical decisions. If this sounds like something you want to become, Winchester can help you get there.

Our course provides a contemporary approach to teaching and learning in the key biomedical science areas of human anatomy, physiology, cellular and molecular pathology, microbiology, immunology, haematology, as well as biochemistry, nutrition, metabolism and pharmacology. You will gain experience of working safely in a laboratory and be equipped with the skills required to plan and conduct experiments, and analyse and evaluate data.

COURSES BSC (HONS) BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE*

Our team of expert lecturers and training staff will help to place your learning into context. We also have guest lecturers who are practising biomedical scientists and clinicians who provide networking opportunities and a solid basis for planning your career.

If you’re looking to become a biomedical scientist, the options after graduating are rich and varied.

Graduates will become highly employable and may go on to be analytical chemists; biomedical scientists; biotechnologists; clinical scientists in biochemistry, genomics, haematology or immunology; forensic scientists; medicinal chemists; microbiologists; physician associates; medical research scientists; or toxicologists.

You could also go on to study at Masters level, enter a research career or the medical profession.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

B970

112-120

*Subject to validation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Biomedical Science course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

“This course delivers wide-ranging, research-informed scientific education and develops the practical skills and experience that employers value.”

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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT If you’re looking to forge a successful career path, Business Management at Winchester will lead the way.

Our industry-focused courses equip you with the leadership tools needed in the professional world. We will teach you how to capitalise on your individual strengths, remain agile in a fast-paced environment and ensure that your ideas are sustainable.

Whether it’s working at a global company or starting your own business, with Winchester you’ll become an innovative and accountable leader.

The University of Winchester Business School is proud to be one of a limited number of UK Champion Schools for the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative.

The range of skills you will learn work in tandem with top business insights, giving you the latest in management theory, case studies and practice.

The dynamic pathways on our course allow you to specialise in business opportunities that speak to you and align with your

individual goals. You will also have a chance to present a formal business plan or innovation to industry professionals, who will give feedback and entrepreneurial insights.

To grow as a leader who is flexible and open-minded, you will have the opportunity to enrol on a range of field trips, paid placements and to study abroad for a semester. This, teamed with our extensive network of experts will develop your confidence as a business professional.

Graduates may go on to become leaders and general managers in the for-profit or non-profit sectors; entrepreneurs (by taking specialist enterprise and innovation modules); human resource executives; lecturers in higher education; market researchers; event managers; business analysts and management consultants to list but a few options.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

NP29

104-120

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (TOP-UP), BA (HONS)

N250

FOUNDATION DEGREE/HND

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

NP2X

48

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

MN12

104-120

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

MN1X

48

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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

“I feel like the University has definitely prepared me.” ​​ Kwakyewaa, BA (Hons) Business Management student

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CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH Do you want to understand the fascinating world of children and young people?

If you’re looking for a career working with children, young people and their families, Winchester is the natural next step. We will encourage you to explore the wider questions around social, emotional and mental development. How do real-world exterior factors impact the observations and behaviours of children? What challenges do young people face in the twenty-first century?

The BA (Hons) Childhood Studies course focuses on children’s education, care and development from conception to eight years. You will draw upon disciplines of psychology, health, education, social policy and internationalisation perspectives to develop you as a reflective graduate ready for working in a professional environment.

There is preparation for practice in Year 1 of our Childhood Studies course and placements in Years 2 and 3 in Early Years settings and Reception classes in Primary Schools, so you graduate with practical experience. Our emphasis on the highest quality practice translates to successful careers in leading Early Years settings.

Childhood Studies graduates may go on to become Early Years practitioners or managers; Early Years teachers; primary school teachers; teaching assistants; social workers and other allied professions working with children and families.

BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies explores the experience from nine months to 25 years. It is truly multi-disciplinary offering pathways in health, public health and wellbeing, education, youth work, Early Years, primary curriculum, working with young people, criminal justice and sport and leisure. You have the option to specialise with early or later age groups if you would prefer.

You will develop a holistic understanding of the knowledge and skills needed for working in a range of communities and work settings. Childhood and Youth Studies is designed to meet the growing demand for well-qualified specialists to work in education, the youth justice system, health and social care, safeguarding, and youth and community work.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES, BA (HONS)

L590

104-120

CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L59X

48

CHILDHOOD STUDIES, BA (HONS)

X305

104-120

CHILDHOOD STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X35X

48

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Childhood and Youth courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

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CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH

“Childhood Studies doesn’t limit where you’re able to go.” ​ Ellen, BA (Hons) Childhood Studies student

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CLASSICAL STUDIES Where the past gives you a keen lens through which to see our modern world, whether you focus on the Classical period or the broader Ancient, Classical and Medieval periods.

Our BA (Hons) Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies course, which sits within our Department of Archaeology, takes you on an engaging adventure through time.

From the Bronze Age to the Crusades and beyond, it’s an absorbing journey exploring the archaeology, history, art and religion of human settlements in the British Isles, Europe, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.

This course has a multidisciplinary approach to the human past, led by experts from archaeology and history.

Meanwhile, our BA (Hons) Classical Studies course, which sits within our Department of History, delves specifically into the rich heritage of ancient Greece and Rome and their cultural interactions within the broader Mediterranean. Explore fascinating cultural

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and intellectual history on this course which blends together the study of history, literature, drama, philosophy, archaeology, art and architecture. The course contextualises and enriches the study of these disciplines through theoretical, research and vocational elements. You investigate the civilisations of antiquity, especially the Greek and Roman, in both historical and contemporary contexts and so come to a new understanding of the world.

Both courses also offer opportunities for placements, trips or study abroad.

Graduates may go on to become civil servants; records managers; policy officers; insurance claims advisors; and journalists.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANCIENT, CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

VV14

104-120

CLASSICAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

48N3

104-120

CLASSICAL STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

48NX

48

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Classical Studies courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

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52

CLASSICAL STUDIES

“I’ve been able to tailor my degree by choosing from a selection of modules, taught by lecturers who are specialists in their subjects.”

Katie, BA (Hons) Classical Studies graduate

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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND CYBER SECURITY Could you transform the future and make a positive impact on society and our environment by designing systems that are quick, user-friendly, secure and scalable?

Gain the necessary skills to develop innovative, data-driven solutions that can solve complex IT problems, and learn how to protect data and systems by understanding how to detect and resolve cyber security challenges.

You will have access to a wide range of specialist software and tools, including dedicated cyber security, networking and software development laboratories in our state-of-the-art Digital Technologies facilities in the West Downs Centre.

You will also benefit from links to professional and industry bodies, including

Cisco Networking Academy and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. You can further enhance your employment prospects, business understanding and professional skills through an additional, optional placement year.

There is a strong international demand for graduates in this sector. Graduates may go on to become software engineers; cyber security threat analysts; database administrators; network engineers; network security specialists; digital forensic analysts; and data analysts.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

COMPUTER SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)**

I100

104-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)**

I10x

48

COMPUTER SCIENCE, MSCI (HONS)**

I101

104-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, BSC (HONS)**

I400

104-112

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS, BSC (HONS)

I120

104-112

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

I12x

48

CYBER SECURITY, BSC (HONS)**

I200

104-112

CYBER SECURITY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)**

I203

104-120

DATA SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)**

I240

104-112

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, BSC (HONS)

I300

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Computer Science and Cyber Security courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

54

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND CYBER SECURITY

“The course is really inspiring me, it’s given me confidence to know there are many more opportunities out there to go on to from here.”

Pete, BSc (Hons) Computer Science student

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CREATIVE WRITING The place to become the best writer you can be. Our passionate and supportive lecturers run workshops designed to encourage you to develop your own individual writing style.

You are guided through a series of structured writing assignments and exercises designed to equip you across diverse literary forms and styles.

You can find further inspiration from the authors, publishers and agents you will meet potentially as guest speakers on your course.

All our Creative Writing courses feature a range of varied and engaging modules.

Whether composing song lyrics or delving into a screenplay, you will explore different authorial roles. Focus on the practice of crafting written prose, poetry and script is facilitated through dynamic workshops and discussions led by tutors who are published authors. If you wish, you can study Creative Writing alongside Professional Writing, Drama or English Literature.

Our courses equip you with some fantastic transferable skills, such as critical thinking and articulate expression, which are valued in a variety of employment contexts.

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Creative Writing students have entered careers in a broad range of public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Graduates may go on to become advertising executives; arts managers; editors; teachers; public relations officers; copywriters; journalists; and website content managers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CREATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING, BA (HONS)

W801

104-120

CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

W800

104-120

CREATIVE WRITING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

W80X

48

CREATIVE WRITING AND DRAMA, BA (HONS)

WW48

96-112

CREATIVE WRITING AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QW38

104-120

DRAMA WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

W4W8

96-112

ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

Q32W

104-120

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Creative Writing courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

56

CREATIVE WRITING

“It’s really given me an insight into so many different ways that I can become a writer and go into my chosen career.”​​ Saffron, BA (Hons) Creative Writing student

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CRIMINOLOGY Become industry-ready as you experience opportunities to engage with real-life case work, project-based modules and volunteering.

On this course you will gain an understanding of crime, criminality and the criminal justice system from an individual to a state level. We offer the opportunity to combine Criminology with Law, Psychology or Sociology.

You will learn from a teaching team with wide-ranging experience offering genuine insight into the criminal justice system, with teaching approaches bringing theory and practice to life. Through studying topics such as victimology, global terrorism and miscarriage of justice, you gain methodological, academic and practical skills essential to your professional development.

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We encourage and support you to engage with professional agencies and organisations to develop your understanding of how they work.

Complete your studies equipped with the skills and knowledge for a wide range of criminal justice careers, including the police service, youth and probation work, and the prison service. Graduates may go on to such roles as victims service coordinators; probation officers; fraud analysts; social researchers; communications managers; prison officers; and witness support workers; and community mediators. Other graduates may apply their critical thinking skills across a range of other fields.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CRIMINOLOGY, BA (HONS)

L370

96-112

CRIMINOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L37X

48

CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

L390

96-112

CRIMINOLOGY WITH LAW, BA (HONS)

L375

104-120

CRIMINOLOGY WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

L315

104-120

LAW WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BA (HONS)

M211

104-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BSC (HONS)†

LC3V

112-120

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) **Subject to revalidation COURSES †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Criminology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

*Subject to validation **Subject to revalidation

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CRIMINOLOGY

“It was a very broad course and I could really progress myself academically both with the help of my lecturers and through various things I did with uni.” ​​ Jonny, BA (Hons) Criminology student

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DIGITAL DESIGN Make your mark on the world and shape the rapidly-growing digital age that we now inhabit.

Our suite of career-focused courses enable you to become a leading professional, ready to challenge, inform and respond to the latest trends within the ever-evolving digital sector. We want to help you become an imaginative and technically astute expert who is comfortable working as part of a team.

The action takes place in our gadgetpacked, industry-standard Digital Design Studios fitted with 3D printers, motion capture software and virtual reality systems.

You will have invaluable networking opportunities with industry professionals, work on live, client-based projects and build a dynamic online portfolio to showcase your achievements to future

employers. There has never been a more exciting time to study these creative technology topics.

Your skills will mean upon graduation you could work as a designer within industries such as architectural visualisation, product and packaging design, and museum and exhibition design. Alternatively, start your own company in the digital sector, confident with your knowledge of how to brand, market and promote your organisation online.

Graduates may go on to become website content executives; media buyers; digital marketers; researchers; editors; social media managers; and marketing executives.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, BSC (HONS)

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

W240

96-112

I620

104-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN, BA (HONS)

W280

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN: 3D VISUALISATION, BA (HONS)

W285

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)

GW42

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DEVELOPMENT: 3D ENVIRONMENTS (GAME AND HERITAGE), BSC (HONS)

W288

96-112

COMPUTER GAMES DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)

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DIGITAL DESIGN

Our industry-standard Digital Design Studio in the West Downs Centre.

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ECONOMICS If you’re seeking an intellectually challenging discipline that could combine modern economics with finance, then our suite of courses are ideal – even if you haven’t studied economics before.

From global recessions to interest rates, the news is full of stories where economics and finance matter. Explore economic systems and how they work and gain an in-depth understanding of their impact on society and the way we live.

Economists are in demand and highly valued by businesses, so we ensure you develop the technical skills – such as proficiency in quantitative data analysis – and confidence to operate successfully in a global work environment.

The practical application of economic principles and theory is at the heart of our courses. You will benefit from a thorough grounding in economic theory focused on

the core areas of macroeconomics, microeconomics and applied economics.

Depending on your chosen pathway, you can study management accounting; financial management; behavioural finance; investments; risk management; financial markets; and financial economics. You will also engage with developments in data and digital technology from a technical and critical perspective.

Graduates may go on to become business development managers; economists; statisticians; forensic accountants; data analysts; account managers; auditors; and financial advisors.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ECONOMICS, BSC (HONS)†**

LL10

104-120

ECONOMICS AND FINANCE, BSC (HONS)† ‡**

L1N3

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS, BSC (HONS)**

G1L1

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS, BA (HONS)**

L0V0

104-120

L0VX

48

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)** † Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) ‡ Accredited by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) **Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Economics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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ECONOMICS

“I wanted to study Economics because it is so multi-disciplinary and opens so many pathways for you.”

Jemima, BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance student

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EDUCATION STUDIES Embark on a fascinating, international journey through the past with modules covering an impressive range of cultures and traditions.

Why does education matter? Can education change society? If you are interested in studying education in its broadest sense, one of our Education Studies courses will be the right fit for you.

Your intellectual, personal, social and ethical development is at the heart of all our courses. We believe education can be a force for good in society, and we believe that you can be the one to make it happen.

Our courses combine the study of education with research, policy and practice, so you can find your own real-world values through exciting theoretical perspectives. You benefit from a research-active teaching team, so you are at the forefront of knowledge in educational practices.

After Education Studies, you might decide that teaching is right for you, like many of our alumni, or you can pursue a career in pastoral care settings; social charities; the museum and heritage sector; early childhood specialisms; special educational needs work; policy-making or civil service, and more. Graduates may go on to become consultants; education administrators; community education coordinators; education welfare managers; Special Educational Needs Coordinators; pastoral tutors; volunteer coordinators; and youth participation officers.

The course offers many opportunities to tailor your degree to your interests or career ambitions, from Early Childhood to Special Needs and Disability, or a curriculum focus such as Sport, History or English Literature.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

EDUCATION AND DRAMA, BA (HONS)

WX43

96-112

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QX33

96-112

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

QX3X

48

EDUCATION AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

VX13

96-112

EDUCATION AND HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

VX1X

48

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES, BA (HONS)

LL55

104-120

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

LL5X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES, BA (HONS)

X300

96-112

EDUCATION STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X30X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD, BA (HONS)

X310

96-112

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X31X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, BA (HONS)

9G77

96-112

EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

9G7X

48

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

I1X3

96-112

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT, BA (HONS)

X335

96-112

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X33X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Education Studies courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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EDUCATION STUDIES

“I was interested in the fact that Education Studies explores social and political issues and social and political thought in education itself.”​​ Adam, BA (Hons) Education Studies student

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ENGLISH Embark on an enthralling, international journey exploring the language or literature of English, in all its rich diversity and quirkiness.

Whether you’re interested in the study of texts or the use and evolution of language, our courses are designed to spark your imagination, sharpen your written communication skills and encourage you to think critically.

real-world application of the language, getting under the skin of how it is used and what it tells us about culture. Alongside discourse analysis and anthropological concepts, you can also delve into the linguistic make-up of English.

Our English Literature courses develop your skills of critical analysis, research, and writing, through the study of a wide range of fiction, poetry, and drama from across historical periods. You will study early literature in its context, explore boundaries between literature and other types of texts like films, and have modules on poetry and world literature. There is also lots of choice, so you can focus on genres and movements that interest you, for example globalisation and contemporary fiction, Chaucer and his world or children’s literature.

You could choose a Linguistics course, focusing on the practical application of language through analytical work, experimentation, and quantitative analysis.

Our Forensic Linguistics pathway gives you the more specialised focus of the use of linguistics in the forensic context. By studying confessions, phone call transcripts and more, gain skills to support police investigations by constructing linguistic ‘fingerprints’, where writing style and analysis of speech can help identify criminals.

Are you interested in the study of English as a global language? Our English Language courses explore the fundamentals of the English Language, its evolution and its role in identity construction, social relations, and practices. These courses focus on the

Graduates from any of our English courses are highly skilled and may go on to become copywriters and editors; journalists and PR specialists; communications managers; teachers; speech and language therapists; civil servants and forensic linguists within the law, police or forensic services.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CREATIVE WRITING AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QW38

104-120

DRAMA AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QW34

96-112

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QX33

104-120

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

QX3X

48

ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BA (HONS)**

Q310

104-120

ENGLISH LINGUISTICS, BSC (HONS)**

Q101

104-120

ENGLISH LINGUISTICS WITH FORENSIC LINGUISTICS, BSC (HONS)**

Q102

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

Q300

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

Q30X

48

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND FILM, BA (HONS)**

QP33

96-112

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

QV31

96-112

ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

Q32W

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BA (HONS)**

32B7

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our English courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

66

ENGLISH

“English gives you that mindset of being able to argue with someone, look at different sides and find your own position.”

Vicky, BA (Hons) English Literature student

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EVENT MANAGEMENT Love it when a plan comes together.

Planning, designing and supporting live events are at the core of this course.

Working with clients and attending placements, the practical and career-focused modules ensure you are ready for this exciting and ever-changing industry.

Concerts, festivals and sporting events are high growth areas of this constantly evolving industry. Our course aligns with the most recent developments in technology, logistics and marketing that have been at the forefront of the event industry’s rapid growth. You will learn crucial industry skills for promoting and running events, whilst also developing essential project management and leadership skills. This will enable you to oversee an event from start to finish using a

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robust framework. You’ll be encouraged to think both creatively and logically in order to solve real-world problems so that you’re one step ahead moving into your career.

Throughout your course, access to industry experts helps to give you the skills and connections you need. Our lecturers are highly respected professionals in the field and have a wealth of industry knowledge for you to benefit from in both group and one-to-one settings. Event Management is the ideal course to explore design-thinking, and both creative and practical skills.

Industries from entertainment to publishing value strong project management skills and strategic leadership abilities. Graduates may go on to become event managers; wedding planners; project managers; and teachers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

EVENT MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

N820

96-112

EVENT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N82X

48

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Event Management courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

68

EVENT MANAGEMENT

“Event management has an impact on the world because it brings lots of different people together to experience the same thing.”

Abi, BA (Hons) Event Management graduate

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FASHION The place where innovation and industry experience never go out of style.

Whether you would like to be a manager in the fashion industry, developing a creative PR or marketing campaign, launching the latest trends or covering a catwalk show for a magazine, our different fashion courses are tailored to you.

The BA (Hons) Fashion Business and BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing courses are hosted within the University of Winchester Business School, offering the expertise of experienced academics and inspirational fashion practitioners.

Through industry-focused projects, the Fashion Business course will foster your knowledge in diverse areas such as fashion consumer psychology, trend forecasting and business analysis, alongside skills in supply chain and sustainable goals. The Fashion Marketing course includes subjects such as marketing research, buying and merchandising, social media marketing and public relations, which will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of the fashion marketing industry. Whether you choose to study Fashion Business or Fashion Marketing, your course will allow

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you to opt between a short or a year-long placement (sandwich year), giving you the opportunity to apply the skills you learn and increase your future employment opportunities. Our students have worked for organisations such Asos; Burberry; H&M; Fatface; Selfridges; and Winchester Fashion Week.

BA (Hons) Fashion Journalism is a creative, hands-on course, taught alongside our suite of other journalism courses in our industry-standard multimedia facilities. You will be immersing yourself in the life of a fashion journalist, being taught by experienced professionals in our outstanding Multimedia Centre and on placements.

When you graduate from any of our Fashion courses, you will be a critical thinker, a creative communicator, and an accomplished networker with the drive to tailor-make your future. Graduates may go on to become advertising account executives; marketing and communications managers; art directors; buyers; social media journalists; and fashion journalists.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

FASHION BUSINESS, BA (HONS)

N570

104-120

FASHION BUSINESS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

NS7X

48

FASHION JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P535

104-120

FASHION MARKETING, BA (HONS)

N590

104-120

FASHION MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N59X

48

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Fashion courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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FASHION

“The fact that the course combined fashion and creativity with the business elements of media and marketing really sold it to me. It made me realise that I could have a career in the business and marketing side of fashion.”

Lottie, BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing graduate 71

FILM Whether you are interested in creating films or critiquing them, master the key skills for your chosen pathway and enjoy the freedom to study a broad range of genres and film techniques.

Discuss and debate at lively, interactive seminars or take advantage of outstanding industry-standard facilities to learn practical film techniques and skills at our on-campus Multimedia Centre, open 24 hours a day. A wide range of professional equipment is available to you, including two HD television studios with green screens, a newsroom, a computerised radio studio and facilities for multitrack audio recording.

Our Film Studies courses engage with film criticism, cinema history, the contexts of production and cultural issues, so you can develop wider perspectives on the use and function of film. Film Production courses also allow you to acquire skills in the aesthetic and technological processes of

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directing, producing, screenwriting, editing, cinematography and sound.

You will be taught by a team of film specialists and industry professionals with different backgrounds, whose diverse research expertise is reflected in the breadth and scope of the curriculum.

A Winchester Film course is ideal if you wish to work not only in the film industry but also in any creative industry, advertising, media or teaching. Graduates may go on to become marketing executives; broadcast presenters; content directors; location managers; production and post-production professionals; public relations professionals; and camera operatives.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND FILM, BA (HONS)**

QP33

96-112

FILM, BA (HONS)**

PW36

96-112

FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES, BA (HONS)**

P350

96-112

FILM PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)**

WPQ3

112-120

FILM PRODUCTION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

WPQX

48

FILM STUDIES, BA (HONS)**

P303

96-112

FILM STUDIES AND SCREENWRITING, BA (HONS)**

PW38

96-112

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Film courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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Television studios with green screens are just the start of the facilities on offer to you as a Film student at Winchester.

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FORENSICS Giving you exposure to real-life cases, our topical, lively courses equip you with wide-ranging expertise.

You will benefit from interactive and practical teaching approaches that bring theory to life and offer genuine insight into these fascinating fields.

With a focus on professional employability, our courses offer you the chance to review cases as part of our live Justice Project or our Cold Case Unit. You will engage with key issues, learn forensic detection methods and review applied investigative techniques.

Our extensive forensic facilities enable you to learn important practical and technical skills. These include a new teaching laboratory, a research laboratory, a state-ofthe-art linguistics laboratory, a dedicated crime scene house for setting up mock crime scenes, and a DEFRA-licensed taphonomic facility for carrying out decomposition research.

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All three courses cover core modules in forensic evidence, crime scene investigation, DNA analysis and court room skills. In addition, each of the programmes cover specific core modules: BSc (Hons) Forensic Investigation includes criminology modules; BSc (Hons) Forensic Investigation and Cyber Security includes computer technology modules; and BSc (Hons) Forensic Science includes some chemistry-based modules such as toxicology. You can therefore choose the course which best suits your personal skills and interests.

Graduates may go on to become crime scene investigators; forensic laboratory analysts; police officers and digital analysts; customs and excise officers; prison and probation service caseworkers; cyber security analysts; and medical/pathology laboratory assistants.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION, BSC (HONS)

F410

104-120

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION AND CYBER SECURITY, BSC (HONS)**

I205

104-112

FORENSIC SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)

F430

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Forensics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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Winchester students hone their crime scene investigation skills.

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GEOGRAPHY View the world in a whole new light when you embark on our dynamic, accredited Geography degree.

Using an integrated human and physical geography perspective, you examine some of the most pressing issues facing the planet in the twenty-first century. From local challenges to global issues such as population growth, resource shortages, geopolitical instability and climate change – there’s a whole world to explore. In doing so, you learn how the natural world interacts with today’s changing society and how we might plan for the future.

Many modules take you out of lectures into the field. Locally, recent destinations have included nearby National Parks and Wales.

There are also opportunities to take a field module in Europe and also gain another

perspective by studying in America or Canada for a semester.

You will recognise the value of geography to society and emphasise the importance of communicating this effectively to diverse audiences. This combination of solid subject knowledge and awareness of impact produces well rounded, confident geographers ready to enter a variety of growing areas of employment in government, science and industry.

Graduates may go on to become teachers; sustainability managers; international development workers; sales executives; tourism officers; and cartographers.

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UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

GEOGRAPHY, BSC (HONS)†

L700

104-120

GEOGRAPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

L70X

48

Accredited by the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Geography courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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GEOGRAPHY

“The modules just were really appealing.

There was so much variety between human and physical.”

Ellen, BSc (Hons) Geography student

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HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE Are you ready to make a difference?

If you’re looking for a future that’s rewarding and meaningful, our Health and Social Care courses will get you there. We ensure that students graduate with a full understanding of the national and international opportunities and challenges that health and social care face, ready to integrate into your chosen role with ease.

physical impairments, to law and ethics.

You can also choose to study a range of optional modules, such as Autism, Dementia, Substance Use and Misuse, and credit-bearing Volunteering opportunity.

Additionally, our courses also consider and engage with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

You will be working with vulnerable and marginalised people, helping them to reach their full potential and fostering a healthy lifestyle. Our course analyses the part we all play in the larger societal systems with an emphasis on collaboration with those who use, design and shape health and social care services. We study theories on how individuals and communities behave and explore user-led approaches in health and social care practice to ground your knowledge.

With the ever-growing demand for skilled practitioners in the health and social care field, there are a variety of potential careers.

To get there, each member of our teaching staff has a wealth of practical and theoretical experience to support you.

The courses look at a range of key issues from understanding mental health and

Graduates may go on to pursue careers in the NHS, social services, and charities, for example. They often work with children; youth; families; people who use substances; people with disabilities; older people; and people with mental health concerns.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE, BSC (HONS)**

BL95

88-104

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)**

BL9X

48

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (DISABILITY STUDIES), BSC (HONS)**

BL90

88-104

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Health and Social Care courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

“Health and Social care means a lot to me. It’s made me who I am.”

Monifa, BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care student

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HEALTH AND WELLBEING Make a positive difference to people’s lives.

By studying this course, you’ll learn the skills to help individuals and communities improve their lifestyles through health and wellbeing. For this fast growing industry, we’ll teach you the complex and dynamic factors that influence our existence, including social, environmental, cultural, economic, political and structural considerations.

The course identifies issues that impact our health and wellbeing in a holistic way, making sure you graduate with a wellrounded understanding of global issues.

We believe in giving students a high level of one-to-one support with our teaching staff, as well as keeping a constant dialogue running with industry experts to give you practical and up-to-date guidance.

Year 1 will focus on the foundations of the subject where you’ll look to answer overarching questions of what health and

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wellbeing means and how this changes depending on age, social and economic factors. Years 2 and 3 hone in on specific areas you would like to study so that you are ready to graduate. All our modules are integrated with interprofessional subjects so stepping into the professional world is a natural transition.

A career in health and wellbeing branches off into a wide and varied range of opportunities. From children’s nursing to physiotherapy, a career in the health and wellbeing sector is a way to contribute to society and, at the end of the day, feel as though you have done some good.

Graduates may go on to pursue careers as Health and Wellbeing Officers or within educational settings, art therapy, and health and social care or pursue postgraduate professional studies and work in speech therapy, physiotherapy or children’s nursing.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

HEALTH AND WELLBEING, BA (HONS)**

L540

104-120

HEALTH AND WELLBEING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L54X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Health and Wellbeing courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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HEALTH AND WELLBEING

“If I had not been on this course, I would not even know the different dimensions of wellbeing, of health.” ​​ Adowa, BA (Hons) Health and Wellbeing student

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HISTORY Embark on a life-changing, international journey through the past with modules covering an impressive range of cultures and traditions.

Studying History allows you to understand how the past has shaped the present and prepares you for the challenge of shaping the future. Take the opportunity to explore history from the classical, medieval and modern worlds, through to events of the more recent past.

Our suite of History courses is immensely varied, giving you a rich, in-depth view of the world and the contours and forces at play between economics, society, culture, politics and religion. From the wide breadth and extensive choice offered by our BA (Hons) History course, the more specialised routes provided by our Modern and Medieval History degrees, or combining your studies in History with another subject, you can choose modules from a broad range of themes. You will be taught by expert tutors who bring their cutting-edge research to bear on these important subjects.

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Steeped in history itself, the city of Winchester is the perfect base to study History. You will be part of a department that is global in outlook and personal in approach.

Make History work for you at Winchester by embracing opportunities to boost your CV, such as study placements abroad for a semester or a year. You can also enjoy field trips to sites of historical interest as well as talks hosted by our student-led History Society.

Acquire the in-depth cultural knowledge and skills sought after by employers in many sectors, which can allow you to pursue a broad range of career opportunities in business; civil service; industry; law; education; heritage and beyond. Graduates may go on to become researchers; museum education officers; teachers; copywriters; journalists; civil servants; and military officers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANCIENT, CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

VV14

104-120

CLASSICAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

48N3

104-120

CLASSICAL STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

48NX

48

EDUCATION AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

VX13

96-112

EDUCATION AND HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

VX1X

48

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

QV31

96-112

HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

V100

104-120

HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

V10X

48

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

FV41

96-112

HISTORY AND POLITICS, BA (HONS)**

VL22

104-120

HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

V1SO

104-120

MEDIEVAL HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

V190

104-120

MEDIEVAL HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

V15X

48

MEDIEVAL HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

VS90

104-120

MODERN HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

V191

104-120

MODERN HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

V14X

48

MODERN HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

VS91

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our History courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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HISTORY

“Lectures really push you to further your boundaries and think outside the box.”

Claire, BA (Hons) History graduate

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JOURNALISM The place to become an industry-ready journalist. Get hands-on, professional training for a career in journalism by learning to produce compelling digital content across different platforms, using the latest techniques and technology.

Immerse yourself in a range of roles as you learn on the job, working in our 24-hour Multimedia Centre with its purpose-built, industry-standard newsroom, TV and radio studios, computerised radio station and facilities for multitrack audio recording.

We have strong links with national broadcasters and you are given support to help secure work placements to match your interests.

With a suite of exciting Journalism courses, you can pursue your interests, developing an impressive portfolio to help open doors within the industry.

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Winchester Journalism graduates have gone onto work for BBC News; BBC Radio; Sky News; Sky Sports; ITV News; ITV Sport; The Wall Street Journal; London Live; beInSports; The Sun; The Daily Mail; The Independent, and numerous national magazines. Graduate roles may include journalists; editors; advertising executives; digital content producers; market researchers; and public relations officers.

Our BA (Hons) Journalism course is accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC).

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P515

104-120

FASHION JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P535

104-120

JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)†

P500

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P304

104-120

MUSIC JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P545

104-120

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P250

104-120

SPORTS JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P525

104-120

Accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Journalism courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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JOURNALISM

“The course at Winchester is very practical, and I knew that when I left, I’d leave having all the skills needed to enter the industry.”​​ Olivia, BA (Hons) Journalism student

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LAW Law continues to provide the framework for modern society and impact all our lives.

Explore questions at the core of the world we live in through our intellectually stimulating, thought-provoking Law courses. Be inspired by a team of researchactive experts offering a blend of industry experience and strong academic credentials.

Learn legal principles and practice through moots, negotiations, client interviews and presentations on our hands-on LLB Law course, which has a strong emphasis on developing practical and transferable skills and engaging with practitioners and employers.

Alternatively, you can tailor your degree to suit your interests or career ambitions as you follow a pathway that combines Law with another subject. All our Law courses support you to develop an enquiring and critical attitude to law, becoming proficient at using legal and other approaches to solve complex problems in case reviews and enhance your logical thinking and clear communication – all of which are attractive skills to a range of employers.

Graduates may go on to a number of careers including becoming solicitors; business and legal consultants; town and country planners; and probation officers.

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UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CRIMINOLOGY WITH LAW, BA (HONS)

L375

104-120

CYBER SECURITY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)**

I203

104-120

LAW, LLB (HONS)†

M100

112-120

LAW (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), LLB (HONS)†

M10X

48

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

MN12

104-120

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

MN1X

48

LAW WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BA (HONS)

M211

104-120

LAW WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

M291

104-120

LAW WITH SPORTS, BA (HONS)

M294

104-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)‡

C805

112-120

Accredited by the Bar Standards Board and Solicitors Regulations Authority ‡ Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) **Subject to revalidation †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Law courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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LAW

“Even if you’re going to a supermarket and buying a product, you’re engaging in a contract. Law is everywhere.” ​ Alistair, LLB (Hons) Law graduate

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LIBERAL ARTS Liberal Arts is ideal if you want to expand your knowledge, thinking and understanding beyond a single academic discipline.

It is the oldest form of higher education in the Western tradition, and in many ways it is where the idea of higher education began.

Liberal Arts isn’t afraid to ask the big questions and to encourage you to explore your own answers.

If you have many and varied interests beyond the scope of a single degree, our philosophical Liberal Arts courses may be perfect for you. Make sense of the world we live in through reading, reflecting on and discussing many of the most important texts and ideas in the Western tradition, and

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beyond. You will discuss, debate and challenge your own thinking in spoken and written work.

As one of only a few UK universities to offer Liberal Arts, we are committed to becoming a seat of excellence for liberal education, where you can gain a vast array of skills which are transferable to an equally wide range of industries.

Graduates may go on to become fundraising officers; community education officers; cultural engagement coordinators; grant writers; and teachers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

LIBERAL ARTS, BA (HONS)

V590

96-112

LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

V594

96-112

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Liberal Arts courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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LIBERAL ARTS

“It’s really a course that invites people to dream and push boundaries.”

Rhea, BA (Hons) Liberal Arts student

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MARKETING Consumers are better informed than ever: as marketers we need to think about how our products/services stand out.

Our teaching is from an international perspective, drawing from the diverse backgrounds of our international faculty and students.

Situated within the University of Winchester Business School, we aim to help you become an innovative, responsible and confident marketer within the sector of your choosing. You will be introduced to key marketing theories, concepts and perspectives through applied assessments and placement opportunities.

Key specialist areas taught include consumer behaviour; branding; communications; marketing research; digital; social; and analytics. The final year is strategic in nature, enabling you to develop

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a broad understanding of the technical infrastructures that facilitate modern marketing.

You will be prepared with the skills to succeed as a marketer in any industry. You will gain problem-defining and analytical skills, allowing you to interpret and translate key information to create marketing strategies that will engage customers and clients alike.

The resulting specialist capabilities and marketing expertise enables our students to work for an array of brands including B&Q; BMW; Del Monte; GAME; Krispy Kreme; Lucozade; Rolex; Vodaphone; WW; and Zoggs. Positions range from brand managers to content specialists.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

MARKETING, BA (HONS)

3R93

112-120

MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

3R9X

48

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Marketing courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MARKETING

“My lecturers’ passion and success has really inspired me.”

Jack, BA (Hons) Marketing graduate

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MATHEMATICS Mathematics is a truly universal language. It underpins our scientific, IT and engineering worlds, continually broadens our knowledge and leads us to game-changing discoveries.

Our versatile Mathematics courses are designed to provide you with a sound basis of knowledge and skills in the main branches of mathematics, as well as a detailed understanding of abstract mathematical concepts, logical argument and deductive reasoning. You will explore the values of research and in-depth study using mathematical tools and resources, and will have opportunities to model various phenomena and interpret numerical data.

Choose to combine your study of Mathematics with another subject and deepen your knowledge of both mathematical and non-mathematical theories, enabling you to bring mathematical rigour to the real-world

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problems that interest you most.

Mathematics is a multi-faceted discipline and its skills – such as problem solving, rigorous argument and effective communication – are greatly in demand from a range of employers. Whichever course you choose to pursue, you will develop the knowledge, understanding, technical skills and confidence to operate successfully in an international and globalised work environment.

Graduates may go on to be operational researchers; software engineers; actuarial analysts; teachers; civil servants; tax inspectors; data analyst; statisticians; and traders.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

MATHEMATICS, BSC (HONS)†**

GG10

104-120

MATHEMATICS, MMATH (HONS)†**

GG15

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS, BSC (HONS)**

G1L1

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND FINANCE, BSC (HONS)† ‡**

G1N3

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS, BSC (HONS)†**

G350

104-120

MATHEMATICS WITH DATA SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)†**

G150

104-120

Accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications ‡ Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) **Subject to revalidation †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Mathematics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MATHEMATICS

“It’s amazing to be able to confront global financial topics head on.”

Joel, BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Finance graduate

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MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Whatever your career aspirations, our team of academic experts will help you develop knowledge and skills to stand out in today’s competitive job market.

You will learn how to put historical and theoretical knowledge into practice from lecturers who have presented their research around the world. You will be empowered to develop as a critical thinker and master the art of communication. All these courses have a strong focus on the convergence of old and new media. You may find yourself exploring social media, feature writing, news media or even branding and advertising.

Access outstanding industry-standard facilities in our Multimedia Centre, including two digital TV studios with green screens, a newsroom, and a digital radio studio.

Use our work placement module to gain experience in an organisation relevant to your career aspirations and take the opportunity to develop a global worldview in a semester abroad.

On completion of our BA (Hons) Media and Communication degree, you will be armed with a key set of flexible skills to enter the media industries, or a role within a range of other sectors. Graduates may go on to become social media marketing directors; brand strategists; broadcast journalists; television and news researchers; content producers; digital marketers; media buyers; and account managers.

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UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES BA (HONS)**

P350

96-112

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION, BA (HONS)

P302

104-120

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

P30X

48

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND ADVERTISING, BA (HONS)

P300

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P304

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA, BA (HONS)

P990

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND VIDEO GAMES, BA (HONS)

P950

104-120

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Media and Communication courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION

Our on-campus facilities, including our digital radio studio, give you the chance to develop your skills.

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MIDWIFERY Care with compassion.

Midwifery at the University of Winchester will prepare you to deliver high-quality, family-centred midwifery care. We will build your skills, personal development, and confidence so that upon graduation you can feel ready to stride into the midwifery profession.

Our course focuses on a holistic approach to midwifery, providing both academic and practice-based learning. You will investigate the intricacies of our dynamic healthcare system, carry out practical work in our first rate facilities, and gain an understanding of the life-long commitment to care that midwifery typifies.

Learn from practicing professionals about the profound issues that the healthcare system faces today and how it impacts pockets of our society in different ways.

Lecturers also offer first-hand advice on your next steps after graduation and how you can build a professional edge in your

COURSES MIDWIFERY, BSC (HONS)*

chosen sector, whether this is in the private or public field.

The University of Winchester offers a tight knit community of staff and students who support each other to reach their goals. In the complex world of healthcare, you can rely upon the network you’ll build to help you become a diligent and respected graduate. On successful completion of the course you will have learned the professional skills and responsibilities it takes to enter your chosen part of midwifery and start to care with compassion.

Graduates may go on to various professions as well as becoming a midwife, such as: further academic study; positions in health and wellbeing; family and social care; post-natal therapy; working in both the private and public sectors; childhood studies; and fertility consultancy.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

B720

120-128

*Subject to validation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Midwifery course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MIDWIFERY

Make a lasting impact on the lives of families in this truly rewarding profession.

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MUSIC Explore your enthusiasm for music with our cutting-edge, practical and theoretical courses. We are ranked in the top 10 in the UK for Music in The Guardian’s Best Universities 2022.

Our state-of-the-art facilities give you the chance to experience working in professional production environments. You can develop your practical and creative skills, from multitrack recording bands in our music studios to producing radio packages or working out in the field.

With a balance of practical workshops and lectures, whatever your learning style you can pursue your passion in music through production, manipulation and performance of recorded and live music. Access our superb music recording studios and our well-equipped 24-hour Multimedia Centre.

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We believe you learn best by doing, so you will have opportunities to work within production teams or musical ensembles as well as independently.

By providing opportunities for industry or volunteering placements and studying abroad, we are committed to ensuring you are equipped to confidently enter a collaborative and fast-paced workplace.

Graduates may go on to become sound engineers; music publishers; studio musicians; media relations professionals; and teachers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

W371

104-120

MUSIC AND SOUND PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)†

WW37

104-120

POPULAR MUSIC: PRODUCTION AND PERFORMANCE, BA (HONS)

W374

104-120

COMMERCIAL MUSIC, BA (HONS)

Currently accredited by Joint Audio Music Education Support (JAMES)

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Music courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MUSIC

“I love everything about being a Music student. The space here is just amazing and we get to meet industry-standard professionals.”​​ Chelsea, BA (Hons) Popular Music student

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MUSICAL THEATRE Harness what you could become.

Musical Theatre at Winchester is performerfocused and that means making your talent shine. We want to know what you can bring to our course and how we can encourage, hone and strengthen your unique voice.

This is an enthusiastic community filled with energy and founded in personal support. In Year 1 you will learn all about the dynamics of a scene, including foundational skills of singing, acting and dancing. Year 2 focuses on style, where we look to develop your technical skills alongside theoretical knowledge and academic understanding.

Year 3 is where we build on your repertoire, showcase your talent and prepare you for leaving as a graduate.

We are proud to collaborate with organisations focused on developing new musical theatre writing, which allows our students to work with professional writers on the development of a new piece of musical theatre. You will have the

COURSES MUSICAL THEATRE, BA (HONS)

opportunity to meet and engage with a range of musical theatre industry professionals, such as performers, casting directors, agents and producers. This is a precious opportunity to demonstrate your abilities as well as explore the wide range of careers that exist within the industry.

We have six purpose-built studios for you to express yourself in a supportive and comfortable environment. Our teaching staff curate practical tuition both on a one-to-one level and for the wider group.

Musical Theatre at Winchester is a vibrant subject that specialises in what you could become.

Graduates go on to pursue careers as musical theatre professionals, creating, performing, producing, researching or writing in the industry. Graduates may also work with young people, become a teacher or take on a role in the community thanks to the wide range of skills they possess.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

W312

96-112

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Musical Theatre course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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MUSICAL THEATRE

“Being a Winchester student has been the best time of my life, you develop as an individual in an environment that is always friendly and welcoming.”

Harry, BA (Hons) Musical Theatre student

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NURSING The place to become a compassionate nurse. Make a difference to people’s lives and learn how to optimise their care in a safe and stimulating environment.

If you are a caring and responsive individual, our dynamic and interactive Nursing courses will help you become a skilled and highly sought-after graduate nurse.

You will be supported to become a compassionate, competent and autonomous nurse able to deliver highquality care within an ever-changing health and social care environment. You can tailor your degree to your interests by specialising in Adult, Child, Learning Disabilities or Mental Health Nursing.

Your time will be split between learning theory on campus and applying your knowledge during

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placements alongside experienced professionals. Drawing on the most up-to-date research and evidence, you are supported to develop nursing skills, and the graduate attributes required to succeed in the modern workplace, such as communication skills.

We are an Approved Education Institution (AEI) by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) for all our Nursing courses. Upon successful completion of the course, you graduate as a Registered Nurse.

Graduates may go on to work as Registered Nurses; nurse educators; researchers; healthcare managers; criminal justice liaison officers; and diversion practitioners.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

NURSING (ADULT), BN (HONS)†

B740

104-120

NURSING (CHILD), BN (HONS)†

B730

104-120

NURSING (LEARNING DISABILITIES), BN (HONS)†

B761

104-120

NURSING (MENTAL HEALTH), BN (HONS)†

B760

104-120

Accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Nursing courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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Our clinical practice rooms located within our West Downs Centre offer the perfect setting for hands-on learning.

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NUTRITION AND DIETETICS Feed your curiosity.

Would you like to give back to your community? To give someone the tools and knowledge to cement a healthy lifestyle is a truly rewarding endeavour and there are plenty of opportunities out there for you.

Nutrition is a rapidly growing industry and we’re committed to training you to become an expert in the field.

Our dynamic BSc (Hons) Nutrition course combines the study of nutrition science with health and wellbeing. You’ll look at the theoretical studies of nutrition as well as take part in practical workshops. We provide specialist software for you to analyse and diagnose nutritional problems and you’ll also be undertaking some hands-on experience in our kitchens and biochemistry laboratory.

Our BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics course helps you train to be a registered dietitian able to apply the nutritional care process; from developing a nutritional diagnosis to managing a wide range of nutrition-related healthcare problems found in today’s society. This interdisciplinary course combines the study of nutrition science with dietetic practice.

COURSES

Alongside the scientific topics of nutritional biochemistry and physiology, you will also study communication skills, behavioural change techniques, research methods and ethics.

Our courses will encourage you to look for the answers surrounding nutritional issues and follow your own lines of enquiry. You will have regular support from lecturers who will guide you through the course and offer practical opportunities for career choice. Additionally, you’ll be working alongside health professionals such as dieticians, physiotherapists and sport scientists to give you first-hand insights and to make your move into a professional role as simple as possible.

With such a high demand in the sector, graduates may go on to pursue a broad range of professions. You can work in non-clinical settings, both private and public, such as: educational and research institutions; food retailers and manufacturers; local authorities; the media; the National Health Service (NHS); overseas aid; and sports organisations.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

NUTRITION, BSC (HONS)‡*

B420

112-120

NUTRITION AND DIETETICS, BSC (HONS)†

B400

120-128

We are applying for Association for Nutrition accreditation, in the meantime students can apply for registration with the Association for Nutrition by portfolio † Approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and accredited by the British Dietetic Association (BDA) *Subject to validation ‡

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Nutrition and Dietetics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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“We’re a community committed to making a difference. We don’t pretend to have all of the answers, we never will, but we’re absolutely committed to being a part of the solutions.”

Professor Simon Jobson, Dean of the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing

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PERFORMING ARTS Join a vibrant community with professional focus, creativity and collaboration at its core.

Be immersed in a course engaged in a wide range of approaches to creativity, taught by industry-active staff committed to creating the best possible atmosphere of support and encouragement for you.

technical stage management, which includes sound and lighting operation. A variety of live events take place at the University and locally which will allow you to hone your skills.

BA (Hons) Acting offers you a conservatoirestyle training programme which combines elements of traditional actor training with specialist content in community and theatre-in-education work, alongside outdoor and site-specific performance.

On any of our courses you will have access to professional-standard facilities, such as our excellent Performing Arts Studios which provide six bespoke spaces and the latest technology for your productions. Our partnerships with local venues, festivals and award-winning theatre companies offer you the opportunity to gain vital work experience on live productions.

Studio experience and performance making are at the heart of our BA (Hons) Dance course, which concentrates on building your individual skills and understanding with regular training classes and choreographic workshops.

If you are keen to experience a rich combination of practical workshops and critical theory, all delivered by academics well versed in devising, directing, acting and studying performance, BA (Hons) Drama is your perfect course.

Our BA (Hons) Theatre Production course focuses on arts management, stage management, venue management and

COURSES

Helping you optimise your employability is a core part of all of these programmes. As a Winchester graduate, your transferable skills can help you succeed in a wide variety of sectors, including the creative industries, education and the media.

Graduates may go on to become actors; drama therapists; teachers; performers; choreographers; marketing professionals; broadcast presenters; arts workers; theatre technicians; and stage managers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ACTING, BA (HONS)

W410

96-112

CREATIVE WRITING AND DRAMA, BA (HONS)

WW48

96-112

DANCE, BA (HONS)

W500

96-112

DRAMA, BA (HONS)

W400

96-112

DRAMA (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

W40X

48

DRAMA AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS)

QW34

96-112

DRAMA WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

W4W8

96-112

EDUCATION AND DRAMA, BA (HONS)

WX43

96-112

MUSICAL THEATRE, BA (HONS)

W312

96-112

THEATRE PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)

PWJ4

96-112

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Performing Arts courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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PERFORMING ARTS

“What attracted me to the course was sort of drama school level and style content but with the kind of freedom of a university setting.”

Taya, BA (Hons) Acting student

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PHILOSOPHY, THEOLOGY AND RELIGIONS Deepen your outlook on the world and nurture new ideas on human existence.

If you’re keen to acquire the tools of logic and reason to think rigorously and defend your own position, then our dynamic courses are a great place to start.

On our courses you will study the great critical thinkers throughout history and look to apply their theories to current situations.

You will look at the bigger questions that surround our everyday life and how these impact different sections of society. Why do we exist? What is the role of religion in the contemporary world? How should we treat each other? Our experienced lecturers are there to help broaden your mind and apply these vast ideas to your specific area of interest.

Year 1 is designed to build your confidence in critical thinking and writing. Year 2 lets you delve into key topics and develop your own personal views. In Year 3 you will pursue a profile of options geared to your own academic interests. Topics on offer

reflect the wide range of options available in the department, which may include Bioethics, Exploring Judaism, Gender and Sexuality in the Bible, and Nietzsche, Freud and Atheism.

You may know exactly where you’d like your course to take you, or you might – like some of our graduates – discover this along the way. If you’re looking to explore the bigger questions, interrogate the typical and communicate critical thinking, then Philosophy, Religion and Theology is the right place for you.

Graduates may go on to enter careers in teaching; charitable organisations; communications; journalism; social work; and academia. Critical thinking, gathering and analysing evidence, and strong cultural awareness are all sought after transferable skills that are utilised in the professional world.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

PHILOSOPHY, BA (HONS)

V500

104-120

PHILOSOPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V50X

48

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS, BA (HONS)**

L0V0

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L0VX

48

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS, BA (HONS)

V520

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V52X

48

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS, BA (HONS)

V602

104-120

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V60X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Philosophy, Theology and Religions courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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“I knew Winchester would give me the freedom to study what I wanted. The department is full of passionate lecturers who truly care about their subjects.”

Carey, BA (Hons) Philosophy, Religion and Ethics student 109

PHYSIOTHERAPY The place to become a leading physiotherapist. Learn how to optimise people’s wellbeing and help them reach their full potential through exercise, education and manual therapy.

You will explore the anatomy, physiology and science behind the practice of physiotherapy and develop the clinical reasoning, practical skills and confidence you need to work in this hands-on, stimulating and rewarding profession.

Our course has been developed in collaboration with clinical staff, including the Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Bring your learning to life in our superb Physiotherapy suite in Winchester city centre and during professional practice placements through patient-focused clinical experience and working alongside qualified practitioners.

You may also have the opportunity to gain invaluable experience treating patients at our new Winchester Health Clinic, which is managed by the University and located at the Winchester Sport and Leisure Park at Bar End. This would be supervised by an attending Health and Care Professions

COURSES PHYSIOTHERAPY, BSC (HONS)†

Council accredited practitioner to help prepare you for your future career.

While gaining real insights from experts, you are able to develop your own individual strengths, attributes and leadership skills in a supportive and stimulating environment.

You will be able to make sound and compassionate clinical decisions, problem solve and provide a consistent and high standard of evidence-based care.

If you have a particular interest in sport, you may be interested in our BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy course (see page 126).

Successful completion of the BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy course provides eligibility to apply to register as a physiotherapist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Graduates may go on to become physiotherapists; health promotion specialists; dance movement psychotherapists; exercise physiologists; and health service managers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

B160

120-128

Accredited by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Physiotherapy course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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PHYSIOTHERAPY

Physiotherapy students undertake practical elements in our fully-equipped Physiotherapy suites.

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POLICING If you enjoy facing challenges, solving problems and working for the community, Professional Policing is for you.

Our Professional Policing course covers a comprehensive range of knowledge, skills and professional approaches that are critical to effective policing services in the twenty-first century. This course is licensed by the College of Policing as a professional educational qualification entry route into the police.

On our course you will learn from skilled, credible lecturers with many years of investigative and operational policing experience. You will also benefit from guest speakers and strong links with Hampshire Constabulary. Explore topics from evidence-based policing and decisionmaking and discretion, and from criminology and crime prevention to proactive approaches to vulnerability, risk and public protection.

COURSES PROFESSIONAL POLICING, BSC (HONS)†

Winchester is one of a small number of universities authorised by the College of Policing to deliver this Pre-Join degree, which is one of the entry routes into the Police service, equipping you to deal with the exciting challenges modern policing has to offer. However, completion of this course does not guarantee employment with the police.

You will also develop a highly desirable set of skills – including resilience, problem solving and analysis – which can be used to pursue a range of other careers. Graduates may go on to become police officers; police staff investigators for major crime; investigation disclosure supervisors; prison officers; team leaders for HM Courts and Tribunals Service; National Crime Agency officers; crime analysts; civilian investigators; and immigration enforcement officers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

L450

104-120

Licensed by the College of Policing

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Policing course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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POLICING

We are one of a small number of universities authorised by the College of Policing to deliver this Pre-Join degree.

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POLITICS Do you want to grapple with the most contentious political questions of today?

Our courses help you gain a global perspective on the complex political issues facing the modern world at national, regional and local levels.

From the politics of war to energy security, the central role of the US to climate change, our aim is for you to develop your knowledge and political awareness, and be able to confidently use a variety of intellectual concepts and skills. Be actively encouraged to critically evaluate a broad selection of political concepts, and grow your understanding for strategic and operational tasks. Our comprehensive, interdisciplinary BA (Hons) Philosophy, Politics and Economics course traces the development and challenges of democracy through the lens of Western philosophy, alongside political and economic modules.

The course critically addresses philosophical ideas such as freedom, idealism and the existence of God; political

ideas like liberalism, conservatism and the role of the state; and individual and economic notions that critique concepts such as growth, laissez-faire capitalism and Marxism.

You will be taught by committed academics who teach and research across a wide range of topics, time periods and locations.

You can choose to gain volunteering experience and/or study abroad for a semester in locations including the USA. Developing your global perspective and transferable skills, such as problem solving and effective communication, are attractive to a range of employers. Graduates may go on to become political risk analysts; human rights advisers; media planners; local government officers; communications coordinators; civil service fast streamers; and policy officers.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

HISTORY AND POLITICS, BA (HONS)**

VL22

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS, BA (HONS)**

L0V0

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

LOVX

48

POLITICS, BA (HONS)**

L290

104-120

POLITICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L29X

48

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, BA (HONS)**

L240

104-120

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L24X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Politics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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POLITICS

“My degree has helped me in what I want to achieve next, not just the course content but the skills I learnt, such as debating, learning to compromise and working with other people while listening to their opinions and experiences.”

Rebekah, BA (Hons) Politics graduate 115

PRIMARY EDUCATION The place to become a teacher and leave a remarkable, positive imprint on young people’s lives.

Training to teach can be challenging but also highly rewarding and exhilarating. Train to teach with a provider who has been continuously recognised as an Outstanding provider of Initial Teacher Training since our first inspection in 2005. Our dynamic course, taught by nationally-recognised experts in their fields, is informed by the latest research and innovations in primary education.

Our course covers all core and wider curriculum subjects to provide you with the knowledge and experiences you need to thrive in the classroom. You can personalise your professional portfolio with a subject specialism and option modules reflecting current issues in primary education.

COURSES PRIMARY EDUCATION WITH QTS, BA (HONS)†

You will also learn about inclusion and the most effective ways of working with diverse groups of learners.

Training at Winchester will support you to develop as a confident classroom practitioner. You will explore the broader purposes of education and well as education theories to help you gain a systematic understanding of how children develop and learn.

We work in partnership with over 400 schools across Hampshire and neighbouring counties. The diversity of our partnerships give you excellent opportunities to gain experience of working alongside expert colleagues in school.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

X120

112-120

Accredited by the Department for Education (DfE) for the purpose of Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

†

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Primary Education course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules.

Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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PRIMARY EDUCATION

”I want to be remembered by children, by adults as that one teacher that really stood out and supported them the most and just made them fall in love with education.” ​​ Ben, BA (Hons) Primary Education student

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PSYCHOLOGY Are you intrigued by human behaviour?

Our Psychology courses give you the opportunity to examine what makes humans think and act, exploring different core areas within psychology such as biological, cognitive, social, developmental and individual differences. Learn about essential psychological theories and perspectives, and use quantitative and qualitative research methods to analyse many aspects of human experience and behaviour. You will become proficient at using psychological approaches to investigate complex real world issues.

Benefit from dedicated laboratories and study spaces where you can gain hands-on experience of a variety of psychological research methods. You will be able to make your own significant contribution to the vibrant research culture here at Winchester through exploring issues at the forefront of psychology today.

COURSES

You will find this a supportive environment, with lots of opportunity to get to know your tutors throughout your course and one-toone supervision on your final year project.

Our excellent links with relevant organisations mean there is an opportunity to undertake a volunteering module, giving you valuable insight into how psychology can be applied in the workplace.

Our Psychology graduates pursue further post graduate training within psychology or they transfer their wide-ranging knowledge and skills to a number of other professions in areas such as health and social care; marketing and market research; human resources; the public sector; business and management; and education.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CRIMINOLOGY WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

L315

104-120

FORENSIC INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)‡

C816

112-120

LAW WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

M291

104-120

PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)† ‡

C800

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)† ‡

C80X

48

PSYCHOLOGY AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)† ‡

C891

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BSC (HONS)† ‡

LC3V

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)† ‡

C805

112-120

Currently accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS)

†

If you hope to pursue a career in Psychology, we recommend you choose a programme where over 75% of the course content focuses on Psychology. All of these marked programmes fulfil this course content percentage. ‡

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Psychology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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PSYCHOLOGY

“Psychology does have an impact on the world. It teaches us the small little things about us that can really make a difference.” ​​ Holly, BSc (Hons) Psychology student

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PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ADVERTISING Benefit from our industry-standard facilities in our Multimedia Centre and teaching that includes both individual and collaborative approaches, closely supported by academic and industry professionals.

From social media videos to billboards, and from podcasts to press releases, effective messaging affects change. Develop the skills you need to be an advertising creative or a public relations and journalism specialist, proficient in effective messaging and strategy.

Our BA (Hons) Creative Advertising course lets you focus on twenty-first century media advertising. Cultural and communication theory, commercial film production, professional writing, and digital design are at the heart of this innovative degree, designed for creative thinkers and practitioners. The wide variety of teaching content allows you to explore multiple career pathways in media advertising.

As a BA (Hons) Public Relations and Journalism student, you will become an effective manager of the reputations of people, products and organisations, able to

COURSES

tell the right story via the right platform at the right time. Combining the analytic and practical elements of modern public relations, you will learn about the PR industry and its connections to the media, its history and development within the digital media landscape, and the powerful role it places in areas as diverse as marketing, celebrity culture, and political communications.

By the end of either course, you will have a diverse portfolio of work which will demonstrate your specialist skills and your practical experience that employers really value.

Graduates may go on to become communications managers; content marketing managers; recruitment account managers; brand managers; teachers; and public relations officers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CREATIVE ADVERTISING, BA (HONS)

N560

104-120

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

P250

104-120

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Public Relations and Advertising courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ADVERTISING

The wide variety of teaching content allows you to explore multiple career pathways in media advertising, public relations and journalism.

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SOCIAL WORK Choose a career where you can challenge inequality and make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable people. We are ranked in the top 15 for Social Work in The Guardian’s Best Universities UK 2022.

Our BSc (Hons) Social Work degree will develop your professional skills as a critically-reflective practitioner and ensure you understand the impact of the wider social context in which people live. It seeks to challenge inequality and to intervene, support and empower people to make positive decisions. The course focuses on working with people of all ages who may be vulnerable and at risk.

You will gain vital real-world skills on practical work placements in your second and third years, so you are able to deal with complex dilemmas in a confident and competent manner.

You will benefit from training in skills relevant to social work. These are reviewed annually, with past skills training including

COURSES SOCIAL WORK, BSC (HONS)†**

child observation; restorative justice; counselling skills; substance use screening; harm reduction; and motivational interviewing.

Learn from staff, service users, carers and practitioners who ensure your teaching material is interesting, challenging and up-to-date.

When you successfully complete the full course, you will be eligible to register with Social Work England and begin your Assessed and Supported Year in Employment as a social worker.

Graduates may go on to become social workers; high intensity therapists; youth workers; community development workers; family support workers; and probation officers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

L500

96-112

Currently approved by Social Work England **Subject to revalidation †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Social Work course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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SOCIAL WORK

“Winchester has the facilities, it has the teaching staff who walk alongside and support you in that journey.”​​ Sophie, BSc (Hons) Social Work student

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SOCIOLOGY Understand the world you’re a part of.

Our Sociology courses allow you to examine a wide range of pressing social issues and understand how society fits together. Whether you’re wondering why social media affects body image, how Black Lives Matter activists are changing social attitudes, or what we should be doing to tackle climate change, our enthusiastic lecturers will help you find the answers.

Modules on our Sociology courses cover engaging topics ranging from gender and sexualities, disability, and race and ethnicity, to religion, consumption, health, and education. You can also choose to specialise via our Criminology or Liberal Arts pathways.

COURSES

Learn how to conduct your own research and present your findings professionally, developing academic, practical, and employability skills that’ll set you up for your chosen career.

Benefit from opportunities to expand your horizons by studying abroad in the USA or Canada for a semester or undertaking a work placement module in an organisation of your choice. Upon completion of your studies, you will be a well-informed, critical thinker who understands the cross-cultural diversity of the contemporary world.

Graduates of these courses have gone on to be charity coordinators; social media executives; youth workers; social researchers and teachers.

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

L390

96-112

LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

V594

96-112

SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

L300

96-112

SOCIOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L30X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sociology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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SOCIOLOGY

“Since graduating, I have developed a career working in policing. My time at Winchester has helped me to get where I am today.”

Anna, BA (Hons) Sociology graduate

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SPORT AND EXERCISE Make a difference – from developing the performance and wellbeing of future athletes to utilising the power of sport to improve society.

Excel in your studies and favourite sports with our superb facilities, including our own Stadium complete with an eight-lane athletics track; fully-equipped University Gym; biomechanics, physiology and psychology laboratories; and a strength and conditioning suite kitted out with the latest high-tech analysis equipment.

Choose from a number of pathways and benefit from high-quality teaching in a friendly learning environment. Combine scientific rigour with practical experience on many sports courses.

All our courses prepare you to be competent and confident in your chosen field, with an impressive range of transferable skills from logical thinking to clear communication. Many offer great professional practice, work placement and study abroad opportunities.

You may be eligible for our Sports Excellence Award of £500 per year – conditions apply so check online for all the details at winchester.ac.uk/bursaries Graduates may go on to become coaches; teachers; sport psychologists; sports therapists; and marketing executives.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

LAW WITH SPORTS, BA (HONS)

M294

104-120

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)†

C680

104-120

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C68X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)‡

SS34

104-120

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)‡

SS3X

48

SPORT COACHING, BSC (HONS)

CX61

104-120

SPORT COACHING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

CX6X

48

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

C813

104-120

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C81X

48

SPORT MANAGEMENT, BSC (HONS)

N880

104-120

SPORT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

N88X

48

SPORTS THERAPY, BSC (HONS)◊

B18O

112-120

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING, BSC (HONS)#

C630

104-120

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C63X

48

Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) ‡ Currently recognised by the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES) Undergraduate Endorsement Scheme ◊ Accredited by the Society of Sports Therapists # Affiliated training provider of the UK Strength and Conditioning Association †

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sport and Exercise courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 130-136.

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SPORT AND EXERCISE

“Here at Winchester we believe in providing opportunities for every student to have hands-on practical experience and hence we ensure small class sizes for every lab.”

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HOW TO APPLY Here’s your step-by-step guide to applying to Winchester.

1 Visit

Visit our beautiful campus at one of our Open Days, on a Campus Tour or from the comfort of your own home via our Virtual Tour (see pages 30-31).

You can also follow us on social media to get a feel for life at Winchester (see back cover).

4 Accept

Accept Winchester as your Firm choice on UCAS Track and begin your journey at Winchester:

3 Offer

We hope to offer you a place at Winchester.

• If you are a full-time first year undergraduate student, we guarantee you accommodation if you apply for University housing by the deadline published on our website (conditions apply).

• Apply online for tuition fee and maintenance loans at gov.uk/ studentfinance or through your country’s financial aid website.

• You may be eligible for additional financial support through our wide range of awards and bursaries. If you are predicted top grades, you may be eligible for our Highflier Academic Achievement Award.

• If you’re an international student, pay your deposit, request your CAS and apply for your visa. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/international.

• Join our ‘University of Winchester – 2023 Applicants’ Facebook group, so you can meet other students starting in September 2023.

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2 Apply

Submit your application via ucas.com to study at Winchester (don’t forget about the 25 January UCAS deadline). We review your application. For some courses, you might be asked to attend an interview.

5 Confirm

We will confirm your place when we receive your results.

• If you’re holding an unconditional offer with us: congratulations, you’re in!

• If you’re holding a conditional offer with us and have met your conditions your place will be confirmed on UCAS. • If your results are not quite as expected and you have not met the conditions of our offer, please don’t panic! We will review your application before we make a final decision and, where possible, will do what we can to accept you onto a course. Contact our friendly team by calling +44 (0)1962 827234 or emailing admissions@winchester.ac.uk for help and advice.

6 Welcome

Enjoy the countdown to starting with us here at Winchester. You’ll receive your Welcome Pack containing all you need to know before you arrive. We meet international students flying into the UK for Welcome Week at Heathrow Airport to shuttle you to campus by bus.

To find out more, scan the QR code of visit winchester.ac.uk/ug-howtoapply

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Course subject to validation

**

Course subject to revalidation

❋

Requires interview or audition

✖

A minimum of a C or 4 in a GCSE Science or

English language requirements for international students

▲ A minimum of a C in A-level Mathematics or equivalent

We require all international undergraduate applicants to have a minimum of IELTS 6.0 (including 5.5 in academic writing) or equivalent. There are some courses which require higher IELTS – please see relevant symbol below. We offer foundation and short pre-sessional programmes to improve your English ability prior to arrival, as well as in-sessional support alongside your main course of study, if you wish to improve your English language skills. Find out more at www.winchester.ac.uk/eltsu

equivalent

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A-Level or equivalent level 3 pass in English, or a related subject in the areas of arts, humanities or social sciences, including drama, theatre, communications, history, theology or philosophy

❖ A-Level Biology/Human Biology at grade C or equivalent ❂

A-Level Chemistry at grade C or equivalent

➤

A-Level Science at grade C or equivalent

› A-Level Chemistry or Biology at C or equivalent ✦

Satisfactory DBS clearance

We accept UCAS tariff points earned from a variety of qualifications, including from the Access to Higher Education Diploma; International Baccalaureate; BTEC; CTEC; T Levels; Extended Project (EP/EPQ); GCE and VCE; CACHE; Higher Sports Leadership Awards; and speech, music and drama examinations. We also accept qualifications taken from outside the UK including the Vitnemål for videregående opplæring (Norway); Advanced Placements, ACT, SAT, high school diploma (USA) and many others from all over the world. To find out if what you are studying is acceptable for entry, please send further details to admissions@winchester.ac.uk

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Health check required

Additional requirements

✜

Other qualifications

Some of our courses have specific subject or work experience requirements, as shown by the symbols to the right.

Interviews/auditions

A number of our courses require you to attend an interview or audition as part of the application process and these are identified in the table with a ❋. If you are shortlisted for interview or audition we will send you information about the format of the day, what to bring and where to go. For most courses, we are able to offer remote interviews via Microsoft Teams or similar technology to applicants who live outside the UK.

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All our courses require all our students to have a minimum of a Grade 4/C in GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics, or a suitable equivalent qualification.

GCSE English and Maths

▼ Work experience in rehabilitation/healthcare/ support work/sports coaching ●

Barred List check required

✶ Work experience in social work/social care/youth work ■ Requires IELTS above standard 6.0 - see course webpage for details ✢ An A-level A*-C pass is required in one of the following subjects: English, Economics, Politics, Languages, Science or a related subject  Distance learning only Digital portfolio required

COURSES

PAGE

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS 104-120

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE, BA (HONS)

36

NN34

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

36

NN3X

48

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE, MACC (HONS)

36

06C2

104-120

ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

36

NN42

104-120

ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT, MACC (HONS)

36

95S2

104-120

ACTING, BA (HONS) ❋

106

W410

96-112

42, 52, 82

VV14

104-120

38

D300

104-120

ANIMAL WELFARE AND SOCIETY, BA (HONS)**

38

DD32

104-120

ANTHROPOLOGY, BA (HONS)

40

LL60

104-120

ANCIENT, CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES, BA (HONS) ANIMAL SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION, BSC (HONS)

ANTHROPOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

40

LL6X

48

40, 42

L6V4

104-120

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE, BSC (HONS)

42

V400

96-112

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE WITH PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT, BSC (HONS)

42

V401

96-112

ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)

42

F400

104-120

ARCHAEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

42

F40X

48

ARCHAEOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

42

V402

104-120

ARCHITECTURE, BA (HONS)* ✜

44

K100

120-128

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)* ■

46

B970

112-120

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

48

NP29

104-120

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (TOP-UP), BA (HONS)

48

N250

FOUNDATION DEGREE/HND

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

48

NP2X

48

CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES, BA (HONS)

50

L590

104-120

CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

50

L59X

48

CHILDHOOD STUDIES, BA (HONS) ✦

50

X305

104-120

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)

CHILDHOOD STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ✦

50

X35X

48

CLASSICAL STUDIES, BA (HONS)

52, 82

48N3

104-120

CLASSICAL STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

52, 82

L59X

48

COMMERCIAL MUSIC, BA (HONS)

98

W371

104-120

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, BSC (HONS)

60

W240

96-112

COMPUTER GAMES DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)

60

I620

104-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)**

54

I100

104-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)**

54

I10X

48

COMPUTER SCIENCE, MSCI (HONS)**

54

I101

104-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, BSC (HONS)**

54

I400

104-112

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS, BSC (HONS)

54

I120

104-112

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

54

I12X

48

131

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CREATIVE ADVERTISING, BA (HONS)

120

N560

104-120

CREATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL WRITING, BA (HONS)

56

W801

104-120

CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS)

56

W800

104-120

CREATIVE WRITING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

56

W80X

48

CREATIVE WRITING AND DRAMA, BA (HONS) ❋

56, 106

WW48

96-112

CREATIVE WRITING AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS) ♥

56, 66

QW38

104-120

CRIMINOLOGY, BA (HONS)

58

L370

96-112

CRIMINOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

58

L37X

48

CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

58, 124

L390

96-112

CRIMINOLOGY WITH LAW, BA (HONS)

58, 86

L375

104-120

CRIMINOLOGY WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

58, 118

L315

104-120

54

I200

104-112

54, 86

I203

104-120

106

W500

96-112

CYBER SECURITY, BSC (HONS)** CYBER SECURITY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)**

DANCE, BA (HONS) ❋ DATA SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)**

54

I240

104-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN, BA (HONS)

60

W280

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN: 3D VISUALISATION, BA (HONS)

60

W285

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)

60

GW42

96-112

DIGITAL MEDIA DEVELOPMENT: 3D ENVIRONMENTS (GAME AND HERITAGE), BSC (HONS)

60

W288

96-112

DRAMA, BA (HONS) ❋

106

W400

96-112

DRAMA (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

106

W40X

48

DRAMA AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS) ♥ ❋

66, 106

QW34

96-112

DRAMA WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS) ❋

56, 106

W4W8

96-112

62

LL10

104-120 104-120

ECONOMICS, BSC (HONS)** ECONOMICS AND FINANCE, BSC (HONS)**

132

PAGE

62

L1N3

EDUCATION AND DRAMA, BA (HONS) ❋

64, 106

WX43

96-112

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS) ♥

64, 66

QX33

104-120

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

64, 66

QX3X

48

EDUCATION AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

64, 82

VX13

96-112

EDUCATION AND HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

64, 82

VX1X

48

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES, BA (HONS)

64

LL55

96-112

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA, (HONS)

64

LL5X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES, BA (HONS)

64

X300

96-112

EDUCATION STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

64

X30X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD, BA (HONS)

64

X310

96-112

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

64

X31X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, BA (HONS)

64

9G77

96-112

COURSES EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

PAGE

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

64

9G7X

48

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

64

I1X3

96-112

ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BA (HONS)** ♥

66

Q310

104-120

ENGLISH LINGUISTICS, BSC (HONS)** ♥

66

Q101

104-120

ENGLISH LINGUISTICS WITH FORENSIC LINGUISTICS, BSC (HONS)** ♥

66

Q102

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE, BA (HONS) ♥

66

Q300

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

66

Q30X

48

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND FILM, BA (HONS)**

66, 72

QP33

96-112

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

66, 82

QV31

96-112

ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH CREATIVE WRITING, BA (HONS) ♥

56, 66

Q32W

104-120

ENGLISH LITERATURE WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BA (HONS)**

66

32B7

104-120

ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

84

P515

104-120

EVENT MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

68

N820

96-112

EVENT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

68

N82X

48

FASHION BUSINESS, BA (HONS)

70

N570

104-120

FASHION BUSINESS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

70

N57X

48

FASHION JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

70, 84

P535

104-120

FASHION MARKETING, BA (HONS)

70

N590

104-120

FASHION MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

70

N59X

48

FILM, BA (HONS)**

72

PW36

96-112

FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES, BA (HONS)**

72, 94

P350

96-112

FILM PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)**

72

WPQ3

112-120

FILM PRODUCTION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

72

WPQX

48

FILM STUDIES, BA (HONS)**

72

P303

96-112

FILM STUDIES AND SCREENWRITING, BA (HONS)**

72

PW38

96-112

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION, BSC (HONS)

74

F410

104-120

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION AND CYBER SECURITY, BSC (HONS)**

74

I205

104-112

FORENSIC INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

118

C816

112-120

FORENSIC SCIENCE, BSC (HONS) ›

74

F430

104-120

GEOGRAPHY, BSC (HONS)

76

L700

104-120

GEOGRAPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

76

L70X

48

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE, BSC (HONS)**

78

BL95

88-104

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)**

78

BL9X

48

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (DISABILITY STUDIES), BSC (HONS)**

78

BL90

88-104

HEALTH AND WELLBEING, BA (HONS)**

80

L540

104-120

HEALTH AND WELLBEING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

80

L54X

48

HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

82

V100

104-120

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COURSES

PAGE

UCAS CODE

HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

82

V10X

48

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

82

FV41

96-112

HISTORY AND POLITICS, BA (HONS)**

82

VL22

104-120

HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

82

V1SO

104-120

JOURNALISM, BA (HONS) ■ ✢

84

P500

104-120

LAW, LLB (HONS)

86

M100

112-120

LAW (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), LLB (HONS)

86

M10X

48

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, BA (HONS)

48, 86

MN12

104-120

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

48, 86

MN1X

48

LAW WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BA (HONS)

58, 86

M211

104-120

LAW WITH PSYCHOLOGY, BA (HONS)

86, 118

M291

104-120

LAW WITH SPORTS, BA (HONS)

86, 126

M294

104-120

88

V590

96-112

88, 124

V594

96-112

MARKETING, BA (HONS)

90

3R93

112-120

MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

90

3R9X

48

MATHEMATICS, BSC (HONS)** ▲

92

GG10

104-120

LIBERAL ARTS, BA (HONS) LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

MATHEMATICS, MMATH (HONS)** ▲

92

GG15

104-120

62, 92

G1L1

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND FINANCE, BSC (HONS)** ▲

92

G1N3

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS, BSC (HONS)** ▲

92

G350

104-120

MATHEMATICS WITH DATA SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)** ▲

92

G150

104-120

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION, BA (HONS)

94

P302

104-120

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

94

P30X

48

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND ADVERTISING, BA (HONS)

94

P300

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

94

P304

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA, BA (HONS)

94

P990

104-120

MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND VIDEO GAMES, BA (HONS)

94

P950

104-120

MEDIEVAL HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

82

V190

104-120

MEDIEVAL HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

82

V15X

48

MEDIEVAL HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

82

VS90

104-120

MIDWIFERY, BSC (HONS)* ➤ ▼ ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

96

B720

120-128

MODERN HISTORY, BA (HONS)**

82

V191

104-120

MODERN HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

82

V14X

48

MODERN HISTORY WITH YEAR ABROAD, BA (HONS)**

82

VS91

104-120

MUSIC AND SOUND PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)

98

WW37

104-120

MUSIC JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

84

P545

104-120

MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS, BSC (HONS)** ▲

134

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

COURSES

PAGE

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

100, 106

W312

96-112

NURSING (ADULT), BN (HONS) ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

102

B740

104-120

NURSING (CHILD), BN (HONS) ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

102

B730

104-120

NURSING (LEARNING DISABILITIES), BN (HONS) ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

102

B761

104-120 104-120

MUSICAL THEATRE, BA (HONS)

NURSING (MENTAL HEALTH), BN (HONS) ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

102

B760

NUTRITION, BSC (HONS)* ➤

104

B420

112-120

NUTRITION AND DIETETICS, BSC (HONS) ✖ ❖ ❂ ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

104

B400

120-128

PHILOSOPHY, BA (HONS)

108

V500

104-120

PHILOSOPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

108

V50X

48

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS, BA (HONS)**

108

L0V0

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

108

L0VX

48

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS, BA (HONS) ❋

108

V520

104-120

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

108

V52X

48

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT, BA (HONS)

64

X335

96-112

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), (BA (HONS)

64

X33X

48

PHYSIOTHERAPY, BSC (HONS) ➤ ▼ ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

110

B160

120-128

POLITICS, BA (HONS)**

114

L290

104-120

POLITICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

114

L29X

48

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, BA (HONS)**

114

L240

104-120

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

114

L24X

48 104-120

POPULAR MUSIC: PRODUCTION AND PERFORMANCE, BA (HONS)

98

W374

PRIMARY EDUCATION WITH QTS, BA (HONS) ✖ ❋ ✦ ♣ ●

116

X120

112-120

PROFESSIONAL POLICING, BSC (HONS)

112

L450

104-120

PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

118

C800

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

118

C80X

48

118

C891

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH CRIMINOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

58, 118

LC3V

112-120

PSYCHOLOGY WITH LAW, BSC (HONS)

86, 118

C805

112-120

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

84, 120

P250

104-120

PSYCHOLOGY AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT, BSC (HONS)

SOCIAL WORK, BSC (HONS)** ✶ ❋ ✦ ♣ ■

122

L500

96-112

SOCIOLOGY, BA (HONS)**

124

L300

96-112

SOCIOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

124

L30X

48

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, BSC (HONS)

54

I300

104-120

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

126

C680

104-120

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

C68X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE, BSC (HONS)

126

SS34

104-120

135

COURSES

PAGE

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

SS3X

48

SPORT COACHING, BSC (HONS)

126

CX61

104-120

SPORT COACHING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

CX6X

48

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY, BSC (HONS)

126

C813

104-120

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

C81X

48

SPORT MANAGEMENT, BSC (HONS)

126

N880

104-120

SPORT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

N88X

48

SPORTS JOURNALISM, BA (HONS)

126

P525

104-120

SPORTS THERAPY, BSC (HONS)

126

B180

112-120

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING, BSC (HONS)

126

C630

104-120

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

126

C63X

48

THEATRE PRODUCTION, BA (HONS)

106

PWJ4

96-112

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS, BA (HONS)

108

V602

104-120

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

108

V60X

48

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With thanks to our wonderful students Ellen Wood, Ben Morris and Lolu Aburime.

With thanks to artist Emma-Leone Palmer for her depiction of Ellen in Become, oil on canvas, and both Emma-Leone and photographer György László for the portraiture of Ben and Lolu.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this prospectus, but the University can accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. For the most up-to-date information please visit winchester.ac.uk © University of Winchester 2022

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