Study at a partner institution
Study courses approved by the University and delivered by our partner institutions

Our partners range from large further education institutions with a broad mix of students and courses, to smaller specialist institutions with unique facilities. Our partner institutions offer an experience uniquely different to what can be found on large university campuses, and you benefit from a supportive learning environment in a small, friendly community. Class sizes tend to be smaller, and studying in a more intimate and highly supportive academic community can give a good start to university-level studies.
Your course is of the same high quality and standard as all university courses, and your qualification is awarded by the University.
You’ll be able to take advantage of the facilities and services that your local college provides, and the additional support and resources available from the University. You’re given a University computing account enabling you to access a wealth of electronic resources and study guides and will automatically become a member of the University’s Students’ Union (UPSU).
<Studying locally is often cheaper and more convenient
?Many courses are designed with the help of local employers and are aimed at providing local employment opportunities
JFlexible study (both full time and part time) makes it easier to find the time to learn
[Local colleges can offer top-quality education in an environment that is smaller and more personal
8There are planned progression routes to the University for most partner courses