Access to HE Humanities and Social Sciences Course in Beverley

CostContact the provider
Duration298 days
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryClassroom based
Start6 Sep 2027
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding bodySEGA

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About this course

Access to HE Humanities and Social Sciences Course in Beverley. Classes run full-time during the day at Flemingate Centre. Fees may apply for some learners, so contact the college to confirm what you would pay. The course is designed for school leavers and takes around 10 months to complete. It covers humanities and social sciences subjects at Level 3, preparing you to apply for a university degree. This level 3 access to he humanities and social sciences qualification is recognised by UK universities as meeting entry requirements for undergraduate study.

Who this course is for

School leavers

Entry requirements

https://www.eastridingcollege.ac.uk/

What you will learn

  • You'll study core humanities subjects such as history, philosophy, or literature at Level 3.
  • You'll develop essay-writing and academic argument skills needed for university study.
  • You'll analyse social science concepts including sociology, psychology, or politics.
  • You'll build research skills, including how to find, evaluate, and reference sources.
  • You'll practise critical thinking and independent study at degree-entry level.
  • You'll complete assessed assignments that mirror the demands of university coursework.

How you will learn

You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Flemingate Centre, with tutor-led teaching and group discussion. Assessment is through written assignments and coursework rather than formal exams, though some units may include a combination of both. You'll build a portfolio of work across the year that demonstrates your readiness for higher education.

What you will need to bring

The centre will provide most materials. Flemingate Centre will confirm anything else you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Social worker: support individuals and families in the community.
  • Probation officer: work with offenders on rehabilitation and reintegration.
  • Journalist or writer: research and produce content across media.
  • Museum or heritage assistant: work with collections and public engagement.
  • Community development worker: support local projects and voluntary organisations.
  • HR assistant: entry-level people and workplace support roles.
  • Counsellor (with further training): provide emotional and therapeutic support.

What you could study next

This qualification is your route into university. You could go on to a BA in History, Sociology, Psychology, English Literature, Criminology, or a related humanities or social sciences subject. Some graduates also progress to Social Work degrees or Law degrees, depending on the university and course requirements. Check individual university entry requirements, as some courses may ask for specific subjects within your Access to HE Diploma.

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