New Undergraduate Degrees
For 2023 entry we will be introducing the following new degrees*:
- Business Administration BSc (Hons)
- Data Science BSc (Hons)
- Economics BSc (Hons)
- English BA (Hons)
- History BA (Hons)
- Law LLB (Hons)
- Philosophy BA (Hons)
- Politics & IR BSc (Hons)
- Psychology BSc (Hons)
*Subject to approval.
Mode: Full Time
Location: St Katherine’s Dock, London
Fees & funding: Home Students £9,250 per year
Start Date: 6th September 2023
Inspired by the liberal arts, our innovative degrees are designed to provide students with rigorous and in-depth study of their subject, while developing a range of practical transferable skills and exploring a variety of complementary academic subjects.
Our students enjoy the flexibility to create their own academic pathway from a wide range of elective courses, designed to contextualise their studies beyond academia. These electives foster the skills and experiences to inspire and empower students to have a meaningful impact.
Experiential opportunities, which are credit-bearing and co-designed with partners in industry, community, and research, offer our students the possibility of driving real-world change while working towards their degree.
Key features
- Study 28 credit-bearing courses and undertake a 30-credit dissertation, over three years, leading to your 360-credit undergraduate honours degree.
- Focus your degree on the in-depth exploration of your subject with a minimum of 50% of your courses in this subject.
- Enjoy the flexibility to create your own degree pathway by choosing additional courses from a broad range including Depth, Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Electives.
- Choose Depth Elective Courses to study additional in-depth courses to further specialise in your subject.
- Choose Disciplinary Electives to branch out into other subjects such as: Aesthetics, Criminology, Experimental Psychology, Global Politics in the Digital Age, Global Social Responsibility, Green Political Thought, Principles of Machine Learning and The Industry of Art.
- Choose Interdisciplinary Electives to explore the big issues that need agile thinking that crosses subject boundaries, such as: AI and Data Ethics, Data Visualisation, Sustainable Development, Technology & Human Values, and Urban Informatics.
- Engage with faculty research projects, external partners, and potential future employers to drive real-world change through experiential opportunities that count towards your degree.
- Acquire the skills and experience that will empower you to make a meaningful impact such as analysing and using data, advocacy, negotiation, writing across audiences and genres, interpreting cultures and institutions, employing ethical and social reasoning, and engaging with emerging technologies.
- Work with your Careers Advisors to help identify ambitions, develop your personal narrative, and plan for personal and professional experiences.
- Learn how to succeed in the different aspects of marketing yourself to potential employers, from initial application form to final interview.