Course Details
Title | Access to HE Diploma (Humanities) |
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Venue | Online Delivery |
Address | PL1 3BJ |
Qualification | Access to HE Diploma (Humanities) |
Duration (Hours) | 02:00 |
Fee | £3022.00 |
Concession | Subject to eligbility |
Contact Name | OCSW Info |
Contact Number | 01752660713 |
Contact Email | Info@oncoursesouthwest.co.uk |
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Detailed Summary
Are you looking to go to university but lack the traditional qualifications?
The Access to HE Diploma (Humanities) is a Level 3 qualification designed to prepare learners for entry into Higher Education. It provides an opportunity to develop the knowledge and skills needed for university study, as well as building social and emotional skills like communication and confidence.
What can I study?
This Diploma offers a broad range of subject areas, including:
Causes and Consequence in History
Dictatorship in the Twentieth Century
Ethnicity and Citizenship in Modern Britain
Introduction to Western Philosophy: Analysis
Media Representation of Social Groups
Film and Popular Culture
A selection of mandatory study skills units.
Where can this qualification take me?
Upon successful completion, you could progress to Higher Education courses such as:
Bachelor's Degrees
Higher Degree Apprenticeships
The Diploma may also support entry into employment where Level 3 qualifications are required.
How is the course structured?
The Diploma requires 60 credits.
45 credits are graded, focusing on academic subject content at Level 3.
15 credits are ungraded and can be at either Level 2 or Level 3.
The course involves approximately 600 hours of study.
What will I be assessed on?
Assessment methods vary and are designed to prepare you for the demands of higher education. These may include:
Essay writing
Reports
Presentations
Practical assessments
Academic displays
Discussions
Reflections
Role play
Research project
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements, but we will ensure that learners have the necessary skills and qualities to manage the course. We would typically expect learners to have Level 2 English and Maths skills.