Sentences with phrase «foundation degree studying»

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The program is open to applicants with any undergraduate degree and no business experience, but students who didn't study business prior to applying must spend two months completing a foundation program.

While some degree programs also function as vocational training, others are more of a foundation for future study, whether formally or informally.

While guaranteeing an impeccable academic foundation and excellence for the doctoral degree programme of the Senate of Serampore, KC provided a genuine leadership to introduce an interdisciplinary approach to theological studies.

i studied printed textiles at college in South Africa, did an art & design foundation course in Grimsby, and eventually graduated from Nottingham Trent University with a degree in textile design (specialising in embroidery), but i rediscovered the enthusiasm and passion for drawing & stitching i'd had since childhood through craft, rather than commercial design.

Dr. Minich has the foundation of a strong science background with her Master's and Doctorate degrees, and a lifelong study of nutrition with her first indoctrination at the age of 9 when her mother shifted the family's faith and food in seemingly radical, yet transformative ways.

After a foundation course at Central St Martins, she studied for her degree at Falmouth College of Art, and for her MA at the Royal Academy Schools.

I initially decided to study law to become a policy adviser and thought a law degree would provide me with a strong foundation in understanding the complexity surrounding legislation.

You'll get an HND or a foundation degree at the end of your course — which can be used to gain access to further study, or go straight into a relevant career.

Having a degree gives you the foundation to build on a study towards a specific area in the medical field if you want to change roles.

If you're planning on studying for an undergraduate degree, foundation degree, Certificate of Higher Education, Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE), Higher National Certificate (HNC), Higher National Diploma (HND) or Initial Teacher Training (ITT) course, there's support available to help you with these costs.

On some schemes, you'll find yourself going to university alongside other undergraduates and working towards a full degree; on other programmes you might spend one day a week at college, studying for a professional qualification or foundation degree.

You can enter the industry with an HND or foundation degree, but you should expect to work in lower positions such as a surveying technician while taking further study.

Those from other disciplines may have more difficulty, although colleges are increasingly offering part - time foundation and degree - study routes suitable for non-design graduates.