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What Else Can You Do?


higher eduCation


We offer a range of full-time and part- time higher education courses across our campuses in Wandsworth and Merton. There are many advantages to studying higher education at a college – costs are lower, courses are designed to be flexible and because we’re a local option, you avoid many of the additional costs and inconveniences of studying far from home. We can also offer smaller class sizes and all the support services you can read about in this guide.


We work with partner universities so you can be sure our standards are high. in addition, the QAA who are responsible for inspecting higher education in colleges, recently inspected South Thames College and gave us a rating of “confidence”. this is the highest possible rating available and means that we can be proud of the high standards of what we do.


We have a separate undergraduate prospectus where you can read more about our higher education offer. Just call 020 8918 7777 to order your copy. We also offer a range of aCCess courses which can help you gain entry qualifications for university if you do not already have the traditional entry requirements.


We offer the following higher education courses:


Merton campus • Foundation Degree in Early Years


• Foundation Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences


• Foundation Degree in IT for e-Business


Wandsworth campus • HNC Construction


• HNC Media Production (Sound and vision)


• HNC Music Production • HNC Graphic Design • HNC Computing • HND Business and Finance • Foundation Degree in Early Years


• Foundation Degree in Long Term Conditions


• Foundation Degree in Business and Professional Administration


• B.A. Business Management


• Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector DTLLS (PGCE)


See our undergraduate prospectus for more information.


www.south-thames.ac.uk • 020 8918 7777


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