Higher Education Courses in Construction
Suffolk New College is part of the county-wide Learning Network of University Campus Suffolk (UCS). We have a comprehensive programme of Higher Education courses in Built Environment subjects which are delivered at the college as part of UCS. Applications for these courses should be made using the online application form for undergraduate study (on the UCS website). On this form you will need to select Suffolk New College as your chosen campus, not Ipswich. |
Foundation Degree (FdSc) Awards
The following three-year part-time Foundation Degree qualification routes are available. These are open to younger applicants meeting the academic entry requirements (160 UCAS points for 2010 entry) or to mature entrants (aged 21 or over) with a sufficient level of experience in industry.
Click the links below to visit the course info pages on the UCS website:-
- FdSc Construction Management
- FdSc Architectural Technology
Bachelor Degree (BSc) Awards
The following two-year part-time degree qualifications were launched in September 2008. These progression routes will be open to anyone who holds a Foundation Degree in a relevant subject and wishes to upgrade this to a full BSc Honours degree. (If instead you have a suitable Higher National Certificate/Diploma qualification you will first need to upgrade this to a Foundation Degree equivalence by taking modules from the FdSc programme: 60 credits over one year for HND or 120 credits over two years for HNC.)
Click the links below to visit the course info pages on the UCS website:-
- BSc (Hons) Construction Management
- BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering
Course Fees
The standard tuition fee rate for UCS courses in the 2010/11 academic year is £165 per 10 credits. Consequently a full standard year on a Foundation Degree route (80 credits) will cost £1320 and a full standard year on a Bachelor Degree progression route (60 credits) will cost £990.
If you have a question about any of the UCS courses delivered by Suffolk New College please call our Construction administration office on (01473) 382712 or email HigherEducation@suffolk.ac.uk.
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