Access to Humanities

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About the course

Introducing the Access to Humanities Pathway – Your Gateway to multiple Academic Courses at University.

Are you passionate about delving into varied Humanities subjects? The Access to Humanities pathway is an excellent route for learners aspiring to enter university and pursue degrees in subjects such as law, sociology, psychology, history, geography, and various other disciplines.

Course Structure

Duration: One year from September

Learning Model: Blended - Two days in college, one day online.

Who is this course for: Mature students (19+) seeking to return to education and individuals exploring a career change or a new professional path.

How is the course delivered and assessed?

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What do I need to join

Essential: GCSE English Language - C/4 or above or international equivalent.
Essential: GCSE Maths – C/4 or above or international equivalent.
EU/International applicants: Kindly email [email protected] to confirm recognition of international qualifications by UK institutions before applying.

What can I do next

Upon successful completion of the Access to Humanities course, varied academic and employment pathways open up for learners. Explore opportunities to study a variety of degrees at Higher Education ranging from international relations and politics, sociology, law, psychology & English.

Additional information

Course Location: This course is situated at our Filton campus.

Department contact: For additional details about this course, please reach out to us at [email protected]

Fee information

If you require financial support including payment plans, bursaries and advanced learner loans please visit the Money Management Service section of the website. Fee reductions or waivers may be available based on age and previous qualifications. The Advanced Learner Loan is available for most 19+ applicants, visit Advanced Learner Loan: Overview - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) for eligibility details. The Advanced Learner Loan covers the full course cost; if you proceed to complete a university-level course, the loan is written off, ensuring zero cost for your Access course.