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A relevant HNC or a relevant BTEC ND
Advanced Diploma
Grade C with an A-Level in a literate subject at B. English Language and Literature GCSE C, Mathematics GCSE B.
A relevant HNC or a relevant BTEC ND
Grade C with an ASL- A Level in a literate subject at C. Mathematics GCSE B.
A relevant HNC with Merits in appropriate Science/Mathematics modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DMM.
A relevant HND with Merits in appropriate Science/Mathematics modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DDM.
A relevant HNC with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DMM.
A relevant HND with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DDM.
A relevant HNC with Merits. A relevant HND with Merits. A relevant BTEC ND with DMM
Grade B with ASL-A Levels in Mathematics and a Science/Engineering subject at BB (MEng or MSci)/CC (BEng or BSc)
Grade B with ASL-A Levels in Mathematics and a Science/Engineering subject at AB (MEng or MSci)/BB (BEng or BSc)
Grade C with ASL-A Level at B
Welsh Baccalaureate
Pass with BC at A-Level. English Language and Literature GCSE C, Mathematics GCSE B
Pass with A Levels at CC including a literate subject. Mathematics GCSE B
Pass with A Level Mathematics and a Science/Engineering subject at BB (MEng or MSci)/BC (BEng or BSc)
Pass with A Level Mathematics and a Science/Engineering subject at AB (MEng or MSci)/BB (BEng or BSc)
Pass with A Levels at BC
Other Qualifications
Relevant Access courses considered individually
Notes
Applicants with relevant qualifications and experience may be considered for advanced entry on an individual basis.
Relevant Access courses considered individually
Applicants with relevant qualifications and experience may be considered for advanced entry on an individual basis.
Irish Ordinary Degree: Overall Merit at 60% (Level 3 BEng entry), Overall Distinction at 70% (Level 3 MEng entry)
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Entry to BEng/BSc programmes only, unless otherwise stated. BSc Product Design candidates may be asked to complete a project and be expected to provide a portfolio of creative work
SQA HNC only relevant for Level 1 entry to Civil Engineering.
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Entry to BSc degrees requires a Science component equivalent to SQA Higher. Entry to English Literature courses requires Higher B/A Level C or equivalent in English/English Literature
Grade B with ASL-A Level at A
Considered individually Pass with A Levels at AB n/a
See A-Z listings for essential subjects
Considered individually n/a
See A-Z listings for essential subjects
A HNC, HND or BTEC ND Grade D
Pass with A Level at D
Equivalent EU or international qualifications, applicants must have IELTS 7.0 or equiavlent prior to interview. Modular courses which fulfil NMC criteria
A relevant HNC with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DMM.
A relevant HND with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DDM.
A relevant HNC with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DMM.
A relevant HND with Merits in all modules. A relevant BTEC ND with DDM.
Grade C with ASL-A Level at B
Pass with A Levels at BC
Essential Subject requirements: Nursing: SG 3/GCSE C English & Maths or equivalent. Midwifery: HG English and a Science, SG 3/ GCSE C Maths or equivalent. SG & Highers must be in 5 different subjects. All candidates are invited to interview
Grade B with ASL-A Level Psychology at A
Grade C with ASL-A Level B
Pass with A Levels at AB in Psychology and another subject.
Pass with A Levels at BC
Entry to BSc degrees requires a Science component equivalent to SQA Higher
Grade B with ASL-A Level A
Pass with A Levels at AB
See A-Z listings for Essential Subjects
Please contact us or the college for further information.
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