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A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DDM.
A relevant HND with Merits in appropriate modules.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM
A recognised Foundation Course or a relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DDM.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DDM.
Advanced Diploma Welsh Baccalaureate
Grade B with ASL A-Level at B.
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Grade C with ASL A-Levels in appropriate subjects at BC.
Grade B with ASL A-Levels in appropriate subjects at AB.
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Pass with A-Levels at BB.
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Pass with A-Levels in appropriate subjects at BC.
Pass with A-Levels in appropriate subjects at AB.
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Other Qualifications n/a
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Notes
English and Mathematics required at SG 2 / Int2 C / GCSE B / ILC Ord B / IB SL 5 or equivalent.
Modules in Mathematics, Economics and Accountancy required for Level 2 entry.
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All qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. All qualifications should include a relevant Art and Design subject, literate subject and preferably a technical subject for Digital Interaction Design and Product Design. A comprehensive portfolio of creative work is required. An interview may be required.
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A relevant HND with Merits in appropriate Science modules.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DDM.
A relevant HND with Merits in appropriate Science modules. A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DDD.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with MMM.
Grade A with ASL-A Level Biology and Chemistry at AB. Maths GCSE C.
Grade B with ASL-A Levels in 2 Sciences/Mathematics and a Science at BB.
Grade B with ASL-A Levels in 2 Sciences/ Mathematics and a Science at AB.
Grade C with an A-Level in a literate subject at B.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM.
Considered individually.
Pass with A-Levels in Biology and Chemistry at AB. Mathematics GCSE C.
Pass with A-Levels in 2 Sciences/Mathematics and a Science at BB.
Pass with A Levels in 2 Sciences/Mathematics and a Science at AB.
Pass with BC at A-Level.
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For entry to Computing, competence in Mathematics is essential.
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Level 2 entry requires completion of our pre-entry module Java Online (www.
computing.dundee.ac.uk/projects/jol/). For all programmes apart from Human Computer Interaction.
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See A-Z listings for information regarding specific selection criteria.
Considered individually.
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Candidates can be considered for Level 3 entry with a relevant HND with Graded Unit BB and significant evidence of competence in community learning and development.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM.
Grade B with an A-Level in a literate subject at B. English Language and Literature and Mathematics GCSE at B.
A relevant BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM.
Grade C with an ASL- A Level in a literate subject at C. Mathematics GCSE B.
Pass with BB at A-Level including one literate subject. English Language and Literature and Mathematics GCSE at B.
Pass with A Levels at CC including a literate subject. Mathematics GCSE B
Relevant Access courses considered individuall.y
Applicants with relevant qualifications and experience may be considered for advanced entry on an individual basis.
Relevant Access courses considered individually
All Applicants must meet the minimum Mathematics requirement for the course. Applicants with relevant qualifications and experience may be considered for Advanced Entry on an individual basis.
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