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This programme is made for students who want to build a solid foundation in digital marketing before progressing to honours level. It begins with a foundation year covering business fundamentals and academic skills, then moves into core digital marketing topics. You’ll learn the tools and techniques that businesses need today—social media strategy, SEO, brand and content development, UX/CX design, analytics and campaign planning.

You’ll get practical, up-to-date skills and knowledge needed for a career in supply chain and logistics. The course is built in collaboration with employers to reflect real workplace challenges—so what you learn has direct relevance. You’ll build knowledge progressively: starting from core supply chain, procurement, contract management and project management, then moving into advanced topics such as sustainable and circular supply chain models, operations risk, and digital supply chain technologies (Supply Chain 4.0).

This course combines the study of crime, justice, and criminal behaviour with the science of psychology, offering a deep understanding of why people commit crimes and how society responds. You will explore criminological theories, criminal justice systems, and sociological perspectives, alongside psychological concepts such as cognitive processes, behavioural analysis, and mental health. The course examines topics like criminal profiling, the psychology of offending, rehabilitation strategies, and the impact of crime on victims and communities. Through practical research projects, case studies, and real-world scenarios, you will develop analytical, investigative, and communication skills essential for working in criminal justice, law enforcement, or psychology-related fields.

This course is designed to prepare students for the dynamic and growing field of project management across industries. It focuses on building core skills in planning, executing, and managing complex projects using modern methodologies such as Agile, Scrum, and PRINCE2. Students will explore project lifecycle management, budgeting, risk assessment, stakeholder communication, leadership, and quality control.

This psychology degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), which means graduates (with at least a 2:2 grade) are eligible for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership. The programme introduces you to the fundamental and contemporary areas of psychology – such as cognitive, developmental, social, biological, and research psychology – and gives you flexibility through a wide range of electives so you can tailor your degree with interests like sport & exercise, health, coaching, counselling, neuropsychology, or forensic psychology.

This degree is designed for students who want to build strong skills across the computing field. It covers a broad range of areas including programming, databases, web development, cloud computing, software engineering, cyber security, and data analysis.

This honours degree provides a thorough grounding in the principles and practices of law. It covers key legal areas such as contract law, criminal law, constitutional law, property law, and tort law, alongside modules on legal research and professional skills. The course is designed to develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and effective communication, preparing students for careers in legal practice or other professions requiring legal expertise. It also meets the academic requirements for those intending to pursue professional legal qualifications such as the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) or Bar training. Through case studies, moot courts, and practical exercises, students gain hands-on experience in legal argument and problem-solving.

This degree is designed to offer a comprehensive education in accounting principles and financial management for students targeting careers in accounting, finance, or business analytics. Through a blend of theoretical foundations and hands-on experience, you will develop skills in financial reporting, management accounting, corporate finance, auditing, taxation, and risk analysis.

This course is designed to develop students’ creativity, technical skills, and conceptual understanding in graphic design. It covers essential design principles, visual communication, digital media, typography, branding, and user experience. Students engage in hands-on projects, portfolio development, and collaborative work, learning to solve real-world design challenges across print, digital, and motion graphics. The curriculum encourages innovation and critical thinking, preparing graduates for dynamic careers in advertising, marketing, publishing, and digital industries.