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Professional links

Professional links

Personalised learning

When you first join us you will receive a one-to-one consultation so our staff can fully understand your personal strengths and can tailor the range of University support and opportunities to meet your individual needs.

Award-winning Careers Service Embedded employability

Our Careers Service will enable you to manage your We offer you the opportunity to take twelve credit route to your future career by providing you with bearing units based around the theme of employability professional, high-quality information, advice and that will enhance your career prospects, develop guidance throughout your degree as well as after transferable skills, and earn you extra credits in the you graduate. process. Lasting between five and six weeks, the units Global network aim to increase your knowledge and understanding of key skills that employers are searching for, helping you Our links with numerous organisations around the world to stand apart from other graduates. provide you with unique opportunities to gain valuable experience and enables you to create your own global Professional accreditations network of industry contacts. International businesses Many of our courses are accredited by professional such as Nestlé and Volkswagen have given our bodies, which gives you a career advantage from day students real-world company briefs to work on as one. Just a few of the professional bodies that accredit part of their studies. our degrees include: Association of Certified Chartered Accountants, British Computer Society, British Council, British Psychological Society, Chartered Institute of Marketing, Chartered Management Institute, General Social Care Council, Institute of Biomedical Science, Joint Negotiating Committee, National Association of R E A C H Licensed Paralegals, National Youth Agency, Association for Nutrition, Register of Exercise Professionals and the Broadcast Journalism Training Council.

Y O U R P R O F E S S I O N A L POTENTIAL

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