UoW Undergraduate 2027 Prospectus

Undergraduate Prospectus 2027

Top 10 in the UK for employability*

Find magic in the making

Our commitment to you

You are at the start of an unforgettable journey, where you will be shaped by a transformational education in a community which sees you and backs you. We invite you to bring who you are now – there’s no need to have it all figured out already. As well as exploring your passion with our team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable academics, we will work closely with you to build your confidence and help you to achieve your ambitions. You will get the best of small classes and big thinking, with tutors who know your name and are invested in your journey.

We care about your personal, professional and academic development – from wellbeing and careers advice, to providing you with a Personal Academic Tutor to support you in your studies.

Your story here will be shaped through moments that matter, and you will graduate with real-world experiences ready for whatever comes next.

This is you, in the making .

Getting here

Winchester is centrally located in Hampshire in the South of England. Our beautiful campus is just a 10-15 minute walk from the heart of the city centre, so it’s easy to get to your lectures without paying for transport.

London, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth and Oxford are all easy to get to, and direct train lines stretch to Coventry, Birmingham and Manchester. Reach Southampton Airport in just 10 minutes via train and you can travel to both Gatwick and Heathrow airports within 90 minutes.

We currently help our students save an average of around 30% on South Western Railway season tickets. We have secured some great deals with local bus companies to ensure you have discounted travel, and Winchester benefits from an excellent Park and Ride Scheme. There are also cycle racks and bike lockers on campus for those preferring two wheels.

sports teams, societies and representational networks through Winchester Students’ Union

winchesterstudents.co.uk /activitygroups

I love the beauty of Winchester. There are so many hidden sights and walks around the city.

Katie, graduate

Your Winchester

You can walk from campus to Winchester city centre in three songs flat. No need for a 30-minute bus ride or jumping in a taxi.

Winchester is a small city with a big personality. Not only are you spoilt for choice of where to eat, drink and socialise, you will be in Britain’s best city for job and work opportunities (SME Today, 2025). Whether you want to earn money whilst you study or have a range of employment options when you graduate, Winchester is a brilliant footing.

The city offers you moments — unexpected, unforgettable and yours to discover. Winchester is more than a backdrop, it’s where your university story comes to life.

A social city

Whether you want to dance the night away, form a pub quiz team, or support a friend at their first gig, Winchester has you covered.

Enjoy a drink at one of the oldest pubs in England, The Royal Oak, or experience the wonder of Incognito, where your cocktail is rarely served in a glass. Our music scene hits the right notes with vinyl-only DJ sets at Overdraft, silent discos in Winchester Cathedral and live music from new acts in venues across the city, including The Railway Inn. If you fancy ending the night dancing, Alfie’s, O’Neill’s and The Broadway are popular choices.

Film lovers should head to the Everyman Cinema, housed within a former chapel, to enjoy the latest films or classics. For live comedy or shows, Winchester Theatre Royal, The Arc, The Nutshell or Chesil Theatre are the venues to keep an eye on.

A foodie’s city

From on-the-go street food to an extravagant graduation meal, there is something for every craving and every budget in Winchester. Our favourites include New York pizza slices at 5 Boroughs; handmade sushi at Bento Factory; Malaysian street food at Lucky Lychee; toasties at The Handlebar Café; and the pies at Piecaramba.

Food is taken so seriously in the city that despite having the usual favourite chains and independents, there is still a rolling stream of food markets, pop-ups and festivals.

A green city

Winchester is on the edge of the South Downs National Park if you wish to walk or cycle one of the many trails on offer through the rolling countryside.

Take a study break and unwind with a relaxing walk along the water meadows, which weaves its way through the city centre and ends at Winnall Moors Nature Reserve. If you’re feeling fit, climb St Catherine’s Hill or St Giles Hill for impressive views across the city. Or, for something a bit different, try paddleboarding along the River Itchen.

Not only are we surrounded by nature, but Winchester City Council was named the top performing district council in the UK for their work on tackling the climate crisis (Climate Emergency UK, 2025).

A historical city

Once the ancient capital of England, Code, Wolf Hall and The Last Kingdom, to

A lively city

Boomtown Festival (a couple of miles outside the city) or Victorious Festival (45 minutes away) are hugely popular. You can also watch spectacular outdoor performances across Winchester as part of the summer Hat Fair, and enjoy a range of festivals from food to jazz, comedy to film, throughout the year.

If shopping is more your thing, a mix of well-known chains and unique independent shops will keep you busy, as well as the regular vibrant street market full of one-of-a-kind vintage finds.

A connected city

Winchester is centrally located in the South of England. London, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth and Oxford are all easy to get to, and direct train lines stretch to Coventry, Birmingham and Manchester. Not only is that great for a weekend trip or heading home, it also opens up a wider world of potential work placements and professional opportunities for you.

Enjoy day trips just outside the city to Marwell Zoo or Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium. You can also head to the beach with flatmates in less than an hour.

Life on campus

Make the most of the next few years as part of our friendly, supportive community. Create unforgettable memories as you embrace everything our incredible campus has to offer.

We’ve got you covered from study to social –from impressive teaching and learning facilities, specialist equipment, libraries and study spaces to hangout spots, reflection spaces and activity hubs. It’s only a short 10-minute walk between the King Alfred Quarter and West Downs Quarter – so you’ll be out of bed and into your seminar in no time at all.

Investing in your future

Our most recent project is the £5.8m refurbishment of our Martial Rose Library. Like our West Downs Library, it is open 24/7, which is perfect whether you are an early riser, daytime studier or an all-nighter.

If over 100,000 books weren’t enough, there’s also a range of collaborative study spaces; reset rooms to help you unwind; a chillout space with sofas and games; and professional areas including a mock classroom for teachers and a Makers’ Space with 3D printer and programmable mini-robots.

Here’s a snapshot of what life on campus is like . . .

Mornings are for commuting, coffee and waking up the brain

Middays are for lunch, catch-ups and fresh air

Afternoons are for studying, trying something new and chilling out

Evenings are for cooking budget-friendly meals, hanging out and music

A day in the life with Maddie

7am

Head to the Uni Gym for an early morning workout before my classes

9-11am

Time for practical sessions and lectures as a first-year Primary Ed student

6am

Wake up early and start my day right by envisioning my goals

11am-12pm

Pack in some daily errands like heading to one of the campus laundrettes

12-1pm

Meal prep some filling, nutritious lunches for the following days to save time

1-4pm

More studying – from reviewing class notes to working on assignments

4-5pm

Catch up with friends, listen to music and enjoy a bit of fresh air

5-6pm

Squeeze in another sesh at the West Downs Library

6-9pm

Time for society meet ups – running with the Gazelles means I stay active while being sociable

9pm-12am

BOP! Love social nights spent with friends, having fun and dancing!

We are Winch SU

Winchester Students’ Union exists to support and represent you every step of the way. We are a democratically-elected organisation, run by students for students.

Student led, student delivered. Students empowered.

Winch SU plays a vital role in university life by representing, supporting and amplifying your voice. We work to ensure students are heard at every level of the University, campaigning on the issues that matter most to you and influencing decisions that affect your education, wellbeing, and experience –we do this by supporting student-led change, empowering elected representatives to speak on behalf of their peers, and working in partnership with the University to positively influence decisions that affect students.

Our Advice Centre is independent from the University and provides free, confidential, and impartial advice on a wide range of academic, housing, wellbeing, and financial issues, helping you navigate challenges and make informed decisions throughout your time at Winchester.

Find your passion, find your people

Winchester Students’ Union offer a huge range of student-led activity groups giving you the chance to make unforgettable memories with like-minded people. These communities are at the heart of student life and bring you together through sports, hobbies, special interests and provide safe spaces for underrepresented groups – so no matter who you are, there’s a place for you.

Not sure what to join? Straight after Freshers Week in September, Winchester Students’ Union host Give it a Go week where you get to try as many activity groups as you like. Whether you’ve got experience or are trying something for the first time, get stuck in and have fun.

Your Union also provides welcoming social spaces and a varied programme of events designed to bring students together. From creative and wellbeing activities to quizzes, live entertainment, socials and club nights, there are plenty of opportunities to relax, meet new people, and connect with others across the student community.

Find out more at winchesterstudents.co.uk

It improves my day-to-day life because it gives me that support network, it gives me a group of people that I know I can always turn to.

Nathan, member of Winchester Bats Rounders team

Evie

Social Secretary of the History Society

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Entertaining, community, historical

What’s the most ambitious thing you’ve attempted together?

The Christmas Drive fundraiser, which was a big undertaking to organise with the Raising and Giving Society as well as a local homelessness shelter

Best social this year?

We ran a walking tour of Winchester and went to a social at the pub afterwards

Find your people

Liv

Run Leader of Women’s Running

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Empowering, sisterhood, resilient

What’s the most ambitious thing you’ve attempted together?

Each February we race in the Winchester 10k

Best social this year?

GradBop with the theme ‘on Wednesdays we wear pink’, it was so lovely to be reunited with our graduates and hear about their new adventures

Benjamin

Chair of Agora Philosophy Society

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Creative, encouraging, philosophical

What’s your group’s claim to fame this year?

Winning the Ultimate Societies Quiz!

Best social this year?

A pizza party at The Stable and drinks in Winchester’s most haunted pub

Ellie

Chair of Performing Arts

Winchester

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Friendly, hardworking, supportive

What’s your group’s claim to fame this year?

We raised over £1,250 for charity to support children and families of children with mental health struggles

What’s the most ambitious thing you’ve attempted together?

A 12-hour dance-a-thon

Ben

Captain of Men’s Rugby

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Passionate, prideful, fun

Most memorable away trip or competition?

First match away win against Solent

What’s your victory song?

Run This Town by Jay-Z ft Rihanna

Emily

Captain of POM Dance

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Fun, inclusive, close-knit

Best social you’ve thrown this year? I hosted a Traitors evening – I have never laughed so much!

What’s your victory song?

Hotel Room Service by Pitbull

Thomas

Chair of the Rotaract Society

What’s your group’s vibe in three words?

Good vibes only

What’s your group’s claim to fame this year?

Balancing community service with socials and somehow turning everything into a laugh

Best social this year?

Unlimited bowling on a Sunday evening in Southampton – strikes, snacks and surprisingly competitive energy

Your place to call home

We offer a range of high-quality accommodation options. You can live on campus in self-catered or catered accommodation, or off campus in the beautiful city of Winchester.

Outstanding accommodation

On-campus accommodation benefits from having access to our 24/7 security team, wellbeing support from our Warden Team, peer support from our Resident Assistants, unlimited Wi-Fi, utility bills included, and a dedicated cleaning team for all communal facilities.

Top tip: we offer our accommodation on a first-applied, first-allocated basis so we always recommend you get your application in as soon as possible.

Guaranteed accommodation*

We guarantee you a room in University accommodation if you are a full-time undergraduate student starting your first year with us. You just need to hold Winchester as your firm choice and apply for housing by the deadline published on our website.

Accommodation may be available beyond your first year of study if you have a medical need or disability, are coming to the university as an international student, or would like to apply to live in halls again.

Queen’s Road

Self-catered, en suite

18-minute walk to city centre

399 students in total

4-8 rooms per flat

From £204.05 a week*

St Elizabeth’s and Beech Glade

Catered, shared bathroom facilities

13/16-minute walk to city centre

83 students in total

4-8 rooms per living space

From £212.45 a week*

499 students in total

6-8 rooms per flat

From £204.05 a week*

West Downs

Self-catered, en suite and shared bathrooms

17-minute walk to city centre

660 students in total

6-8 rooms per house/flat

From £155.40 a week*

Prefer to live at home?

If you choose to commute, you will still be able to enjoy the full university experience. All social events and clubs are open to you, you have access to all our support services and there are plenty of study spaces and social spaces across campus.

There’s also the dedicated Commuter Lounge and you can meet others who travel in by joining the Winchester Students’ Union Commuting Students Network.

Winchester has great transport links and you will have access to sustainable travel initiatives and discounts. We have short term guest rooms available and delicious breakfast options on campus.

Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/commuting

The main benefit of being a commuting student is definitely the fact that you have the safety blanket of being at home. Additionally, the Commuting Students Network is such a positive aspect and a huge benefit because you have your own Commuter Lounge and you can really get a real sense of community from all the other members.

One thing that I wish I heard before being a commuting student is just knowing that the commuting experience, although it’s different to those who live in accommodation, there’s still a sense of community. You can still engage in activity groups, you can still get involved in all the fun stuff, [and] make friends.

Olivia, Law student

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You, in the making

We know the best version of you is made over time. We welcome you to bring who you are, without needing to have it all figured out, as you join a community which sees you and backs you.

We will work closely with you to build your confidence and help you to achieve your ambitions, with services to enhance and support your student experience. We care about your personal, professional and academic development – from offering wellbeing support to providing a range of opportunities to enhance your employability. Get the most out of your time as a student here and leave with real-world experiences ready for whatever comes next.

Student support

We have dedicated teams to answer any questions you may have or help with any challenges you may face during your studies. This includes information, advice and guidance around careers, disability, health and wellbeing, money, international visas, cultural support, study abroad opportunities, academic skills and general student life.

Our mental health strategy promotes a university-wide approach to mental wellbeing and highlights our priority to support students alongside their studies and all aspects of student life. Friendly and professional teams support all students and communities, ensuring you make the most of your time and potential here. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/support and follow us at instagram.com/uowstudentsupport

Careers advice for life

We are proud to be a Top 10 UK university for employability (Uni Compare 2026).

Our dedicated Careers team offer free, impartial advice and guidance to support our students and graduates, wherever you are on your career journey. The team may work with your course within the curriculum to help you explore where your skills could take you, to articulate your strengths, and to plan your next steps.

We offer both in-person and online appointments for one-to-one advice to support with career direction. Our central resources and sessions provide key information on topics such as CV development, interview techniques, assessment centres, further study and support with your professional digital profile.

We work with a range of local, national and international organisations who are keen to access student talent and employ our graduates. We run regular careers events and panels so you can build industry links and understand where your degree could take you.

Our online career management platform hosts a range of part-time job vacancies, placement positions and graduate job opportunities and resources. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/careers

Placements and volunteering

Many of our courses offer the opportunity to undertake a placement – this may be a shorter placement as part of a module or a yearlong paid placement. It’s all about preparing you for the world of work and giving you the competitive edge. Our programme teams and Careers team offer guidance to support you in securing a role which is right for you.

We also have great links with volunteering organisations where you can both enhance your CV and make a rewarding, positive contribution to your community.

Global mobility opportunities - study abroad

In today’s globalised work culture, employers value those who have international study experience. Our Study Abroad students develop excellent communication skills, confidence, adaptability and motivation to succeed. Many of our courses offer the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study for a term or year abroad in either the USA, Canada or Europe. Many courses offer programme-related field trips in the UK and sometimes abroad too. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/studyabroad

Spirituality and chaplaincy

We welcome people of all faiths and none. We hold a rich programme of events throughout the year from Art Cafés to Labyrinths, walks and musical gatherings. Alongside our stunning Contemplation Space in the West Downs Centre, magnificent Victorian Chapel and the Muslim Prayer Room, our grounds and green spaces offer peace and tranquillity. Our Christian and Muslim chaplains encourage spiritual exploration, and offer friendly hospitality and a listening ear. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/spirituality

Music

Make music with other students, staff and the local community as part of one of our welcoming choirs or ensembles. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/music

The skills you gain from a placement can be transferred to anything you do and will setyou apart from someone justwith a degree.

Erle, Business Management graduate

Always active

On campus you will find a range of sports and fitness facilities which include a fully equipped gym, fitness suite, sports hall and multi use games area. In the city, our University Sports Stadium has an eight-lane athletics track; all-weather pitch; long/triple jump pits; high jump and pole vault beds; a hammer cage; shot put circles; javelin runways; steeplechase water jumps; and hurdles.

Become part of the team

Whether you are trying something new or continuing a lifelong passion, Winchester Students’ Union offers dozens of sporting opportunities from badminton to basketball, climbing to cricket, and tennis to trampolining.

When you join a team, you can play for fun or compete in leagues, friendlies, and the annual Varsity competition to secure bragging rights for Team Winchester.

We are proud to be a funding partner of the Winchester Sport and Leisure Centre where Team Winchester students use the facilities on Wednesday afternoons. The Leisure Centre, which is next to our Sports Stadium, has facilities including climbing walls, a 50-metre swimming pool and squash courts.

Visit winchester.ac.uk/getinvolved or winchesterstudents.co.uk/sport

Elite Sport Programme

Our Elite Sport Programme is built for ambitious student athletes and swimmers who want to excel in both your sport and your degree. You can develop and compete in your sport alongside studying for your degree. You will be provided with expert coaching, sport science support and academic support within an elite sport environment. Check winchester.ac.uk/ elitesport to find out if you qualify.

Our international university

We are proud to be an international University, with students and staff from more than 80 different countries. Thanks to our strong international partnerships, opportunities to study abroad and extensive alumni community, we have a truly global outlook.

As a community, we deeply value each individual. Whatever your nationality, ethnicity, beliefs, or orientation, you will be welcomed and encouraged to become the best you can be. Winchester is a great place for you to live and study. You will encounter new friends, cultures and interests here that will give you a broader world view and help equip you for the future.

Applying to us

Our friendly International Team can advise you on all aspects of making a successful application to study at the University. We are here to help, from making the application itself, to advice if you need a student visa.

Your home from home

If you are a full-time international fee-paying student, we guarantee you accommodation in your first year of study if you apply for housing by our deadline. Accommodation may be available beyond your first year of study. Take a look at the housing options available at winchester.ac.uk/housing

Funding

We offer a range of international scholarships. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/ studentsandmoney

English language requirements

We require all international undergraduate applicants to have a minimum IELTS Academic at 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in all four components, or an equivalent qualification. There are some courses which require higher IELTS (or equivalent) and this will be clearly indicated in the entry requirements on our website. Please note, the UKVI have their own English language requirements so please check the Government website.

Supporting you

Before your course starts, there’s an Orientation Programme to help you settle into life at Winchester and meet other students. Our International Student Support and Success team are here to provide you with advice and support on issues such as health, welfare, employment, finances and study skills throughout your time with us. Visit winchester. ac.uk/international or email us at uowadmissions@ oxfordinternational.com

The advice I’d give to any international student is don’t be afraid to ask for help because I found thatwhenever I needed help, I always got it.

Money matters

Be confident about taking control of your own finances. By planning ahead and working out a budget, there’s a way to fund your studies and your social life.

Our Students and Money team are on hand to provide advice and support on student loans, bursaries and scholarships and provide guidance and support in cases of financial hardship.

Winchester Students’ Union have also created a Cost of Living Hub to signpost you to resources, financial support, tips and discounts, and their Advice Centre provides support with budgeting and money matters. Visit winchesterstudents.co.uk/costoflivinghub or winchesterstudents.co.uk/advice

Rent and bills

We have a range of accommodation available at different price points so you can choose which option suits you best. Our on-campus accommodation cost includes all utility bills, unlimited internet and contents insurance. Full-time students are usually exempt from paying Council Tax. You may also be eligible to apply for a Government Maintenance Loan to help towards living expenses.

Food

Find out more about tuition fees and financial support at winchester.ac.uk/ studentsandmoney

Take a look at some common costs for students and how you can fund your time at Winchester.

Tuition fees

Tuition fees are likely to be your biggest outgoing, but most UK students don’t need to pay fees upfront as there are Tuition Fee Loans available from the Government (subject to eligibility criteria).

Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Social Work students may be eligible for additional funding from the NHS. Individual course costs are detailed on our website at winchester.ac.uk/courses

Our catering outlets on campus are designed to ensure you can eat well on a budget. With a 20% student discount across the University there are plenty of tasty, low-cost options available including a wide range of meal deals, access to Free4All fridges dotted around campus and you can collect points towards free food and drink.

Winchester Students’ Union also provides free initiatives such as the Help Yourself Shelf food pantry, Breakfast Club and a healthcare Freebie Bin.

Travel and transport

You can save a huge amount on transport thanks to the fact we are a campus university in the heart of the city. Within 10-15 minutes, you can walk between our two main sites or walk into the centre of Winchester. We can also signpost you to a range of travel discounts to help you keep costs down.

Socialising

Winchester is a great place to socialise – both the campus and city are geared up for students with discounts and offers available. Have a read of our blog on the best things to do in the city for under £10 – what will you try first?

Please scan the QR code to read our student blog ‘Best of City Life on a Budget’

Extra financial support

We offer a range of scholarships, awards and bursaries. Visit winchester.ac.uk/ studentsandmoney to find out what’s on offer.

Part-time work

Boost your bank balance and your CV by working part-time alongside your studies. Both the University and Winchester Students’ Union offer lots of employment opportunities and our dedicated Careers and Opportunities team are available to help you secure a role.

Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/studentsandmoney

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Isabella, Health and Social Care student

Explore our courses

We’re really proud of our dedicated academic staff whose teaching has led to us being recognised as top 30 in the UK for course quality*.At the University of Winchester,you will benefitfrom engaging learning approaches and an environment designed to stoke your curiosity, build your confidence, and sharpen your skills, so you’re ready forwhatever comes next.

Dr Angus Paddison, Pro Vice-Chancellor

* Uni Compare 2026

Accounting, Finance and Economics

Develop a systematic understanding of current issues in the financial world to meet the needs of a globalised profession in the twenty-first century.

On our Accounting and Finance degrees, you will learn to do more than just balance the books – you will acquire the skills to advise and provide strategic financial guidance to senior executives. Develop your technical knowledge, practical skills and professional expertise on a rewarding course designed to give you a systematic understanding of current financial issues in an increasingly digitised world.

Our Economics and Finance degrees explore economic systems, how they work and their

impact on society and the way we live. Delve deep into economic theories and financial markets and use quantitative analysis and critical thinking skills to decipher global trends and make strategic financial decisions.

Accounting, Finance and Economics graduates may go on to diverse careers in accounting; banking; corporate finance; auditing; consultancy; and policy development and analysis.

97% of graduates are in employment and/or further study* Optional year-long paid work placement

Top 20 in the UK for student satisfaction with teaching and academic support**

Accounting and Finance, BA (Hons)#

Accounting and Finance (accelerated), BA (Hons)#

Accounting and Finance (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)#

Economics and Finance, BSc (Hons)†

Economics and Finance (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)†¥

* ** † ¥ #

Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025

Accounting, National Student Survey 2025

Accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)

Accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) Subject to validation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Accounting, Finance and Economics courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

Choose Winchester for avibrant, supportive community and a focus on personal and academic growth.

Vedika, Economics and Finance student

Acting

Enrich your imagination and develop the artistic skills needed to succeed in this competitive industry.

Our Acting programme provides comprehensive training in voice, movement, ensemble practice, scene study, screen acting, devising, applied theatre, and critical reflection. You will explore a wide repertoire, from classical texts to contemporary works, and take part in regular performances that prepare you for professional life in theatre, television and film.

Throughout your studies, you will benefit from our strong partnerships with local venues, festivals, and theatre companies, which provide a wide range of production and professional engagement opportunities across the region. These experiences will help you graduate with excellent communication, collaboration, and creative problem-solving skills, ready to meet the demands of the industry.

Accredited by Spotlight

Opportunities for touring and community performance

BA (Hons)

* National Student Survey 2025

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Acting course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

We are accredited by Spotlight for graduate membership, which offers access to casting professionals in the UK and beyond. This ensures that you are supported as you transition into the professional world and begin to establish your career.

Acting graduates may go into careers in performing; directing; creating; researching; and writing. Others work for theatrical houses that either receive shows or produce their own, or work with young people in education and community contexts.

Top 10 in the UK for student satisfaction*

Graduate with a polished portfolio to impress casting directors and agents

Strong local production partnerships

Perform in professional external venues like the Theatre Royal

The University of Winchester BAActing course is an amazing place to become your own actor and creative, constantly facilitating who you want to be as a performer.

Freddie, Acting graduate

Anthropology and Archaeology

An immersive journey through time as you unlock the secrets of the past.

On our Archaeology courses, you will develop skills to gather and analyse archaeological evidence through academic study and handson fieldwork, using advanced techniques and our fully equipped lab.

Studying Anthropology lets you explore human behaviours and cultures through social, biological, and archaeological perspectives, providing a broad understanding from various subdisciplines.

4th in the UK for student satisfaction*

Opportunity to undertake fieldwork in the UK and abroad

Our Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies course offers an engaging exploration covering the archaeology, history, art and religion of human settlements in the British Isles, Europe, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.

Graduates gain versatile skills and may go on to roles in international development; the cultural heritage sector; project management; government and business sectors; education; forensic anthropology and law; or become professional archaeologists.

92% student satisfaction for teaching**

Gain practical skills in archaeological and anthropological fieldwork

Accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists†

Work directly with archaeological materials

Course UCAS code UCAS entry points Work placement opportunities Study abroad opportunities

Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies, BA (Hons)

Anthropology, BA (Hons)

Anthropology (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)

Anthropology and Archaeology, BA (Hons)

Archaeological Practice, BSc (Hons)†

Archaeological Practice with Professional Placement, BSc (Hons) †

Archaeology, BA (Hons)†

Archaeology (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)†

Archaeology, BSc (Hons)†

History and Archaeology, BA (Hons)

Archaeology subject rankings, Complete University Guide 2026

Anthropology and Archaeology subject rankings, Guardian 2026

Accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) and University Archaeology UK (UAUK)

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Anthropology and Archaeology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

Studying atWinchester not only helped develop a lifelong passion for archaeology, but it taught me how to critically assess evidence of our past and communicate it to awide audience.This has been fundamental in my professional life and gave me a fantastic head start in a career in archaeology.

Thom, Archaeology graduate

Business Management

Become a confident, innovative and responsible leader ready to succeed in our fast-moving and complex global labour market.

Our industry-focused courses equip you with the leadership tools needed in the professional world. We encourage entrepreneurial skills such as innovation and creativity, teach you how to capitalise on your individual strengths, and provide you with the digital skills needed to enter the labour market. In your final year, you have the option to complete a dissertation, undertake a consultancy project or work placement, or launch a start-up. Depending on the optional modules you choose, you may graduate with a specialism in Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Project Management, Finance, or Marketing.

We are proud to be a United Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) Champion. This means you will be

1st in England for graduates in employment and/or further study*

joining a programme at the forefront of global responsible management where we emphasise and teach authentic leadership, long-term value creation, innovation, employee wellbeing, sustainability, ethics and social responsibility.

Business Management graduates may go on to become leaders and general managers in the for-profit or non-profit sectors; entrepreneurs; human resource executives; business strategy consultants; transformation change managers; analytics and data insight consultants; market researchers; event managers; business analysts and management consultants.

Optional year-long paid work placement

Business Hatchery and Entrepreneur in Residence

Business Management, BA (Hons)†

Business Management (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)†

Business Management (Top-Up), BA (Hons) N250 Foundation Degree/HND

Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 Accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI)

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My favourite assignmentwas to produce a tender bid document and video pitch. Itwas great to gain experience of a professional endeavourwithin corporate industries.

Sam, Business Management student

Classical Studies

Join us to uncover, examine and understand the classical past and its legacy.

Classical Studies at Winchester allows you to dive into the rich heritage of ancient Greece and Rome and their cultural interactions within the broader Mediterranean.

This course is a fascinating multidisciplinary mix of history, literature, politics, mythology and religion, philosophy, archaeology, art and architecture. As well as offering multidimensional insight into the culture, history and politics of the Greek and Roman worlds, the course also provides opportunities to reflect on the impact of these worlds in later societies, right up to the present day.

1st in the UK for student satisfaction*

We designed this course with your academic, personal and professional development in mind, so you graduate curious, broad-minded and culturally literate. During your studies, you’ll build skills in critical reading and writing, independent thinking and public speaking, equipping you for success in the workplace.

Graduates may go on to become researchers; curators; museum education officers; teachers; copywriters; journalists; and civil servants.

100% student satisfaction for academic support and teaching quality**

Explore diverse aspects of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds

Course

Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies, BA (Hons)

Classical Studies, BA (Hons)

Classical Studies (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)

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Classical Studies atWinchester provides an engaging and supportive environment to develop your understanding of the classical world and pursue your individual interests.

Phoebe, Classical Studies student

Computer Science

Join our future-focused course which has the development of digital skills, analytics and problem solving at its core.

Gain in-depth knowledge and skills in computer systems and networks, programming, secure systems, computer system architecture, database systems, and modelling. You will also gain an understanding of emerging trends in computer science, such as those in software development, artificial intelligence and distributed computing. Depending on the optional modules you choose, you may graduate with a specialism in Artificial Intelligence or Cloud Technologies.

We take a really practical, hands-on approach to teaching. This applied learning, plus our use of real-world assessments rather than traditional exams, means you will graduate set to succeed in the industry. You will also benefit from links to professional and industry bodies, such as Cisco Networking Academy and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

100% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Computer Science, BSc (Hons)

Computer Science (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)

Computer Science (Top-Up), BSc (Hons)

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You have the opportunity to undertake a yearlong work placement before your final year or undertake a shorter placement as part of your final project.

In the final year, you may also complete a capstone project which offers opportunities to work on a consultancy project, conduct your own research, contribute to a social impact initiative, or develop your own business idea within the Computer Science field. You can also engage with industry professionals through guest lectures and networking events, providing valuable insights into the evolving landscape of Computer Science.

Computing graduates may go on to become software engineers; network engineers; network security specialists; and database administrators.

Optional year-long paid work placement

Dedicated cyber security and forensics, networking, and software development laboratories

I enjoy coding and learning various programming languages to create cost-efficient software that addresses the needs of everyday computer users and problems affecting the planet, such as climate change. I now know how to develop and create sustainable business plans and fully understand concepts like the corporate social responsibility of business.

Thomas, Computer Science (with Foundation Year) student

Creative Writing

Develop your craft and transform into the best writer you can be.

Winchester is the place to push the boundaries of your creativity through a broad range of assignments. Our courses explore the theory and practice of creative writing as you become part of a community of writers. You will have the chance to study a diverse range of genres, including prose, poetry, script and creative nonfiction, and so much more within these areas.

You will learn from passionate, professional writers who bring real-world experience into the classroom, and you will get networking opportunities to connect with guest speakers.

Through workshops, you will grow as a writer by exploring ideas, experimenting with style and joining lively discussions that spark

Hone your craft through engaging and interactive workshops

Volunteering opportunities at local book and poetry festivals

Course

Creative Writing, BA (Hons)

Creative Writing and English Literature, BA (Hons)

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your creativity. This course is all about you and your creativity. As you develop as a writer, you will also acquire transferable skills that employers value everywhere, including excellent communication, critical thinking, and collaboration.

Creative Writing graduates may become authors; game content creators; editors; journalists; scriptwriters; social media or website content creators and managers; teachers; copywriters; marketing or communication executives and managers; and public relations officers.

Discover and develop your unique creative voice

Top 25 in the UK for student satisfaction with learning opportunities*

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Become part of a community of active writers

Boost employability with an optional work placement

The creative freedom that blossomed in me from this course was astounding.You are able to express yourself in everyway possible as awriter and the support received throughout is second to none.

Phoebe, Creative Writing graduate

Criminology

Gain an understanding of crime, criminality and the criminal justice system from an individual to a state level.

Criminology is a fascinating multi-perspective discipline. You will learn from a teaching team with wide-ranging lived experiences (from former prison officers to current magistrates) which helps bring theory and practice to life. Our teaching is interactive so we make use of guest speakers and live case reviews. You will apply your knowledge and skills in our facilities that take you from crime scene to courtroom, including a dedicated crime scene house, a forensic decomposition research site, and a replica courtroom.

Through studying contemporary topics such as victimology, violent crime and digital crime,

Focus on lived experience throughout our teaching

Criminology, BSc (Hons)

Criminology (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)¥

Criminology with Law, BSc (Hons)

Criminology with Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Criminology with Sociology, BSc (Hons)

Law with Criminology, LLB (Hons)

Psychology with Criminology, BSc (Hons)†

† Accredited by British Psychological Society

¥ Subject to validation

you gain methodological, academic and practical skills essential to your professional development. We encourage and support you to engage with professional agencies and organisations to develop your understanding of how they work. In your final year, you may complete a dissertation or 150-hour work placement.

Criminology graduates may go on to become victims service coordinators; probation officers; fraud analysts; social researchers; communications managers; prison officers; witness support workers; and community mediators.

Record skills gained in your ‘Speed Passport’ to help you secure a graduate job

Opportunity to become a member of The British Society of Criminology

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Through avolunteering module in my second year, I was able to get experience of whatworking within the criminal justice system can look like, and it allowed for me to have the option [to work] with them after university.This opened my horizons of what jobs you can go into for criminology, and trust me, there is a lot more than you realise.

Chloe, Criminology student

Cyber Security

Develop your knowledge, analytical skills and agile thinking to enable you to make a difference online and offline.

Enhance your knowledge of information security management, programming, secure systems, digital forensic investigation and penetration testing. In workshop-style sessions you will apply your skills to live briefs and simulations which replicate the workplace.

You will gain a thorough understanding of the structure and operation of computer systems and networks and the impact of cyber security, plus knowledge of legal processes and the regulatory environment related to the handling of digital evidence and forensic investigations. You will learn how to undertake digital forensic examinations and collect and analyse digital evidence to support or oppose an investigative case.

You have the opportunity to undertake a year-long work placement before your final year

Optional year-long paid work placement

Cyber Security, BSc (Hons)

Cyber Security (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)

or undertake a shorter placement as part of your final project.

In the final year, you may also complete a capstone project which offers opportunities to work on a consultancy project, conduct your own research, contribute to a social impact initiative, or develop your own business idea within the Cyber Security field. You can also engage with industry professionals such as Cisco Networking Academy and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, through guest lectures and networking events, providing valuable insights into the evolving landscape of Cyber Security.

Cyber Security graduates may enter a variety of roles including cyber security analyst; malware analyst; and cyber security software engineer.

Dedicated cyber security and forensics lab

Cyber Security (Top-Up), BSc (Hons) I206 Foundation degree/HND

Access to specialist software such as Kali Linux, SPSS, Qualtrics and InVivo

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Our Cyber Security degree places students at the heart of learning, combining practical cyber skills with strong academic foundations. We work closelywith industry-informed curricula to ensure our graduates are not only technically capable but also highly employable, ethical, and adaptable to the rapidly evolving cyber security sector.

Dr Salih Kirmizi, Head of Department, Finance and Computer Science

Digital Media Design

Make your mark on the world and shape the constantly evolving digital landscape.

Our Digital Media Design programme offers a practical, creative and professionally-focused learning experience designed to prepare you for the fast-moving digital industries. Throughout your studies, we help you build strong skills in design thinking, creative production and technical fluency, with a clear emphasis on Adobe Creative Cloud workflows and industrystandard software sought by employers.

From the beginning, your learning is grounded in real-world practice. You will work on live client briefs and collaborate with organisations to solve genuine design challenges, building a portfolio which showcases creativity, technical ability and professional confidence. You will explore visual storytelling, critical thinking and ethical design practice, working with NGOs, ethical brands and community partners

Design and create in our dedicated Digital Design Studio

Live client projects throughout your course

∆ Subject to revalidation

to create digital media which contributes to positive social and cultural change.

Central to your studies is the Digital Design Studio, where you will develop expertise in key Adobe applications. You also have access to specialist facilities, including film and photography studios, 3D printers, laser cutters and prototyping equipment.

Graduates may go on to work within design studios; consultancies or agencies; working in graphic design and user experience teams; motion graphics; social media management; and digital marketing. The course equips you with the creative, technical and professional skills needed to thrive in these diverse and dynamic industries.

Opportunity to study abroad for a semester

Develop a career-ready digital design portfolio

Boost employability with an optional work placement

Optional industry and creative field trips

Digital Media Design offers industry-led teaching with close tutorial support, enabling you to develop a confident and distinctive design voice.Through progressive, practice-based projects,you will build creative, technical and critical skills,with an emphasis on collaboration, independent learning and theory-informed practice.

Tina Scahill, Senior Lecturer and Co Programme Lead in Digital Media Design

Education and Early Years Education

Transform people’s lives and make a difference to communities and society as a whole.

Develop your intellectual curiosity and expand your personal, social and ethical philosophies by studying Education or Early Years Education.

You will learn with academics who are experts in their fields, exploring education in its broadest sense. This includes gaining an in-depth understanding of different education systems, varied approaches to both formal and informal learning, and the fundamentals of how people learn.

Our Early Years Education programme takes a holistic approach to the study of early childhood. Alongside your degree, you can complete the Early Childhood Graduate Practitioner Competencies, equipping you with the skills and confidence to work in Early Years settings or pursue careers in related professions.

Top 6 for graduate prospects and Top 20 overall in the UK*

Strong links and partnerships with local and international early years providers

Students on our innovative Education degree can choose to specialise and graduate with one of three awards: BA (Hons) Education, BA (Hons) Education (Early Childhood), or BA (Hons) Education (Special Educational Needs). These programmes will challenge you to develop your curiosity and critical understanding of education in an everchanging landscape. You will have work placement and/or community project opportunities in Years 2 and 3.

Graduates of these programmes often pursue further academic study and go into a range of careers such as teaching; social work; education welfare; and management roles across the wider economy. With this degree, you will be building a powerful foundation for shaping both your future and the future of others.

Research-active teaching team

Excellent work placement and study abroad options

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We have had amazing discussions in our lectures that have helped me rethink my perspective on so many topics.

Bhoke,

Education student

English Literature

Spark your imagination, think critically and sharpen your communication skills to the next level.

Embark on an enthralling, international journey exploring English literature in all its rich diversity and quirkiness. Our courses develop your skills through the study of a wide range of fiction, poetry and drama from across historical periods. From Renaissance to rap poetry, you will work with almost 500 years of the best writing in English.

You will acquire transferable skills that employers value everywhere, including

1st in the UK for student satisfaction with academic support*

Build transferable skills in analysis and writing to prepare for your career

analytical thinking, evaluative and research skills, self-discipline, and effective written and spoken communication.

An English Literature degree opens doors to a wide range of careers, and graduates may go on to become copywriters and editors; journalists and PR specialists; communications managers; teachers; civil servants; and professional writers.

Benefit from personal tutors and one-toone tutorials

Option to study abroad for a semester or year

Shape your studies around your interests with a wide choice of specialisms

Creative Writing and English Literature, BA (Hons) QW38 104-120 ✓

English Literature, BA (Hons) Q300 104-120 ✓

English Literature (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)¥ Q30X 48 ✓

English Literature and Film, BA (Hons) QP33 96-112 ✓

* National Student Survey 2025

¥ Subject to validation

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The modules are always exciting and stimulating, and the module leaders bring their passion to every lecture. I have read books that I neverwould have picked up on my own, learnt fascinating theories and written assignments on topics that had me bursting at the seams to talk about.

Rebecca, English Literature graduate

Event Management

Combine creativity with careful planning to deliver memorable and well-managed events.

Develop essential project management skills, leadership qualities and become a resilient and responsive event manager through the practice of designing, planning and running live sustainable events. Our future-focused CIM-accredited course puts digital skills and problem-solving at the core and in every module, employability and industry links are integrated to support your development.

You will develop theoretical and practical skills across business, marketing and eventspecific modules. Specialist areas of event management such as sponsorship, mega events and festivals will also be considered.

Working alongside industry partners, you will gain a wide range of transferable skills and

1st in England for graduates in employment and/or further study*

go on to develop a confident and responsible approach to event planning and innovative ideas on which to grow within the events, hospitality and tourism industries.

You have the opportunity to undertake a yearlong work placement before your final year or undertake a shorter placement as part of your final project.

Event Management graduates may go on to work in a range of roles such as planning and designing festivals; exhibitions; weddings; conferences; and sporting events.

Benefit from strong industry links

Course

Event Management, BA (Hons)† N820 96-112

Event Management (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)† N82X 48

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Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)

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Top 10 for student satisfaction**

Having the chance to design and run live events for real-world clients during my degree has given me the skills I need to stand out in this industry. I also really liked thatwe got to do a placement as this has led to me being offered a full-time job!

Katie, Event Management graduate

Fashion Business and Marketing

We offer a vibrant, creative and empowering space in which to build your love for fashion into a rewarding career.

Through our CIM-accredited course you will graduate with the practical skills, ethical awareness and digital acumen needed to succeed in today’s rapidly evolving fashion landscape.

Explore fashion business management, fashion marketing, communications and brand innovation through interactive workshops, engaging seminars and hands-on projects. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the fashion industry, the marketing strategies employed, plus emerging trends. As the fashion world evolves into a digital-centric era, we also empower you to harness the full potential of emerging technologies.

Our modules foster a deep appreciation for sustainability and ethical practices within the

Top 10 in the UK for graduate prospects*

Fashion Business and Marketing, BA (Hons)†

Fashion Business and Marketing (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)†

fashion industry ensuring you are well prepared to contribute to the growing movement of regenerative fashion and conscious consumption.

With an emphasis on employability, we also have links with a range of industry specialists who deliver guest lectures and you may choose to spend a year on a work placement before your final year.

Fashion graduates may go on to roles within fashion marketing; brand management; buying; merchandising; retail management; trend forecasting; or public relations.

Optional year-long paid work placement

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Learn from practical academics with industry experience

The fact that the course combined fashion and creativitywith the business elements of media and marketing really sold it to me. It made me realise that I could have a career in the business and marketing side of fashion.

Lottie, Fashion graduate

Film Production

Develop your own distinctive film-making voice on our creative, hands-on course where you will be using industry-standard equipment from day one.

You will gain a solid foundation in all aspects of film production, as we cover six main industry roles: cinematographer, director, editor, producer, screenwriter and sound recordist. Alongside developing your craft, you will build technical knowledge and skills through writing scripts, working with actors and producing documentaries. You will also examine areas such as the use of AI in filmmaking, film history, the production process, and cultural issues surrounding film, to gain broader perspectives on the use and function of film production.

You will be taught by active filmmakers who encourage and support the development of your personal ideas and stories into films across drama, documentary and experimental formats. We are ambitious for your future career and focus on professional skills development and portfolio building, ensuring you are ready to enter this competitive industry as soon as you graduate.

Access professional filming equipment for assessments and independent projects

Expert-led workshop opportunities to learn from award-winning producers and sound designers

Our industry-standard Multimedia Centre is open 24/7 and includes two HD TV studios with green screens, state-of-the-art cameras and equipment, and facilities for multi-track audio recording. You get to enjoy free, year-round access to specialist equipment, giving you the freedom to experiment, refine your practice, and bring both assignments and passion projects to life.

Graduates from this course have won multiple awards at national and international film festivals for work produced during their studies. Many graduates have gone on to careers in the film and TV industry, including roles such as camera operators; producers; directors; and social media managers for highprofile individuals and football clubs. Other career routes include working as a content director; location manager; post-production professional; and PR manager.

Work on live client projects through our Creative Sparks Agency

24/7 access to outstanding industry-standard facilities

Film Production, BA (Hons)† WPQ3 112-120

Film Production (Top-Up), BA (Hons) WPQ4 Foundation degree/HND

Opportunity to network and walk the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival

Graduate with a comprehensive portfolio that showcases your skills and experience

† BAFTA Albert Education Partnership (qualification students are awarded in sustainable film production methods)

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I love thatwe get hands-on experience with the kit; not only does it build my passion, but also my skills and confidence in what I’m learning.

Vasili, Film Production student

Film Studies

Explore film in all its forms across genres, countries and eras and become a well-informed critical thinker who understands the cross-cultural diversity of the contemporary world.

At Winchester, Film Studies is lively, interactive and creative. In seminars, you will develop wider perspectives on the use and function of film as you explore film criticism, cinema history, the contexts of production and various cultural perspectives.

On our Film and Media Studies course, you will also develop your digital creative skills (using software such as Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator) and learn camera technique and video editing skills. You will learn all aspects of social media from the academic study of social media as a social science to branding and storytelling, methods of analysis and the growing impact of AI.

24-hour access to industry-standard Multimedia Centre

Option to study abroad for a semester

You will be taught by a team of film specialists and industry professionals whose diverse expertise is reflected in our range of modules. The team is dedicated to preparing you for a career in the media industry.

Graduates may go on to a range of careers across the cultural and media industries; including advertising; film criticism; production for film; television and video; journalism; media management; PR; and social media branding.

Embrace the vast breadth and depth of the study of films

Boost employability with a work placement

Shape your studies around your interests with a wide choice of specialisms

Course

English Literature and Film, BA (Hons) QP33 96-112

Film and Media Studies, BA (Hons) ∆ P350 96-112

Film Studies, BA (Hons) P303 96-112

Film Studies (Top-Up), BA (Hons) P307 Foundation degree/HND

∆ Subject to revalidation

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Film Studies atWinchester offers students an exciting variety of aspects of film to study. Our course is taught by enthusiastic, approachable staff who will supportyour learning journey and development in an intellectually stimulating, supportive and welcoming environment.

Daniel Mattingly, Film Studies Programme Leader

Forensics

Giving you exposure to real-life cases, our topical, lively courses equip you with wide-ranging expertise.

Benefit from interactive and practical teaching approaches that bring theory to life and offer genuine insight into these fascinating fields. You will engage with key issues, learn forensic detection methods and review applied investigative techniques.

Both courses cover forensic evidence, crime scene investigation, DNA analysis and courtroom skills. You also have the opportunity to review cases through partnerships with relevant industry partners.

You will learn important practical and technical skills in our amazing facilities. We have a teaching laboratory, research laboratory and a

Dedicated laboratories and Crime Scene House

Forensic Investigation, BSc (Hons)

Forensic Science, BSc (Hons)

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DEFRA-licensed taphonomic facility for carrying out decomposition research. Our Crime Scene House is used for setting up mock crime scenes, so you can participate in briefings, capture crime scene photography, package evidence and undertake blood pattern analysis.

Forensics graduates may go on to become crime scene investigators; forensic laboratory analysts; police officers and digital analysts; customs and excise officers; prison and probation service caseworkers; cyber security analysts; and medical/pathology laboratory assistants.

DEFRA-licensed taphonomic facility

Authentic assessments based on real-world activities

F410 112-120

F430 112-120

I have really enjoyed studying Forensic Science at the University of Winchester. It has provided me with multiple opportunities that have helped build my confidence and introduced me to people who work in the industry. Many guest speakers and lecturers have supported me in understanding how I can develop my career in the future.

Laura, Forensic Science student

Geography

View the world in a whole new light when you embark on our dynamic, accredited Geography degree.

We embrace a hands-on, practical approach, using an integrated human and physical geography perspective, to examine some of the most pressing issues facing the planet in the twenty-first century.

On this course, you will gain the knowledge and skills to understand and help find solutions to both local and global challenges, including geopolitical instability, climate change, sustainable development, humanitarian aid, disaster management, pollution, biodiversity loss, urbanisation and natural hazards.

As a subject, Geography has the capacity to take you almost anywhere, and field exploration is a major component of study in the UK and abroad. You will experience real environments,

100% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Option to study abroad for a semester

Geography, BSc (Hons)†

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collect data, and develop the technical and analytical skills used by professional geographers.

Studying Geography at Winchester is ideal for anyone who wants a subject that is relevant, adventurous and truly connected to understanding and improving the world around us. Depending on the modules you choose, you may graduate with BSc (Hons) or BA (Hons) Geography#

Geography graduates may go on to be teachers; environmental consultants; GIS engineers; international development officers; sustainability managers; nature conservation officers; and transport planners.

Accredited by the Royal Geographical Society

Boost employability with a work placement

Accredited by the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers BA (Hons) Geography, subject to validation * † #

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Opportunities for fieldwork in the UK and abroad

Excellent laboratory facilities

Geography atWinchester has prepared me for the world of work – from boosting my confidence and presentation skills to building my reportwriting and fieldwork skills.The highlight of my course was our field trip to South Wales. I loved climbing down the cliff to gather geological data to better understand how the coastline was formed.

Tom, Geography graduate

Health and Social Care

Make a difference to people’s lives, tackle inequality and promote social justice.

Explore a broad range of issues within health and social care with an emphasis on effective, collaborative work with those who use, design and shape services. There is a core theme of empowering practice and user-led approaches as we focus on the part we all play in making society and its systems fairer for all. This extends to taking a critical approach to care values and practice.

You will study theories on how people come to be labelled as vulnerable or marginalised and explore key issues around mental health, physical and intellectual impairments, communities, law and ethics. We examine global challenges relating to health and social care, and the role which individuals, communities and organisations play in addressing them.

3rd in the UK for student satisfaction*

Our passionate teaching team has a wide range of practical experience across different health, social care and community settings. They are dedicated to supporting you to gain the knowledge to be a proficient worker across a range of community and care settings.

Graduates may go on to pursue rewarding careers in residential or daycare services; the NHS; Social Services; or voluntary and private service providers. Graduates may also choose to acquire a further qualification at postgraduate level in professions such as occupational therapy, social work, nursing or teaching.

Gain valuable service user experience through volunteering

Guest lectures from practitioners

* Health Studies subject rankings, Complete University Guide 2026 Course UCAS code UCAS entry points Work placement opportunities Study abroad opportunities Health and Social Care, BSc (Hons) BL95 88-104 ✓ ✓

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The lecturers are inspiring, helpful and have the knowledge and expertise in health and social care. My course highlight has to be the volunteering module where I was able to gain practical experience working with vulnerable individuals.

Selina, Health and Social Care graduate

History

Embark on a global journey through the past with modules covering an impressive range of cultures and traditions.

Studying History at Winchester allows you to understand how the past has forged the present and prepares you for the challenge of shaping the future. Take the opportunity to explore history from the classical, medieval and modern worlds to the more recent past. You will be part of a community that is global in outlook and personal in approach.

You will develop valuable transferable skills sought by employers, including critical

90% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Option to study abroad for a semester or year

Classical and Medieval Studies, BA (Hons)

Studies, BA (Hons)

Studies (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)

BA (Hons)

History (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)

History and Archaeology, BA (Hons)

History, BA (Hons)

History, BA (Hons)

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thinking, in-depth research, and impactful communication.

History graduates may go on to become consultants in creative industries; museum education officers; diplomats; journalists; teachers; copywriters; local civil servants; military officers; managers in corporate, volunteering and law organisations; and commissioning editors.

90% student satisfaction for academic support**

Boost employability with an optional work placement

Field trips to sites of historical interest

Active student-led History Society

I loved the History course for its engaging teaching and supportive learning environment.Through seminars, research projects and presentations, I gained strong analytical,writing and publicspeaking skills that prepared me for postgraduate studies and eventually, my career.

Moh, History graduate

Integrative Counselling

Make a real difference in people’s lives and have a rewarding career.

Our inspiring course blends theory, practical experience and self-awareness to help you grow into a confident, compassionate and reflective practitioner.

Grounded in an integrative approach, the course draws on a range of counselling theories and models, helping you to develop a flexible, relational style of practice which can be adapted to meet individual client needs. You will explore three key therapeutic approaches: Person-Centred Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Psychodynamic Therapy. You will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to work effectively in various counselling settings.

Through personal therapy, peer practice and supervised placements, you will build a deep understanding of the therapeutic relationship and learn to support clients facing challenges

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such as loss, trauma and anxiety. Integrative counselling facilitates personalised support, helping clients to explore their emotions, thoughts and behaviours in ways that best suit them.

We have designed the course to incorporate as much support and practice opportunities as possible to make you confident to start y our career. You will have 30-50 hours of work-based learning, a minimum of 100 hours work placement, monthly supervision of counselling practice, and a minimum of 40 hours personal therapy across the two years.

Upon graduation, you will be ready to begin a meaningful career in counselling; mental health; or related fields; and meet the application requirements for full membership of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP status).

100 hours of work placement

Graduates will be able to seek BACP member status

The course is a combination of theory and skills practice with each student completing 100 hours of supervised counselling practice learning in a range of settings. It provides a unique opportunity to further develop your academic skills or move into clinical practice or a combination of both.

Elizabeth Davies-Ward, Dean of the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing

Journalism

Would you like to direct News at Ten, report for The Times or present the FIFA World Cup? That’s exactly what some of our graduates are doing.

Our BJTC-accredited course prepares you for the challenging and fast-paced world of journalism. Working in our state-of-the-art studios, you will produce and present television and radio bulletins that rival local and national broadcasters to professional standards.

You will learn to broadcast online and create compelling social media content. Your vocational learning is supported by lectures and seminars that develop your critical understanding of journalism and its role in society.

From the very beginning, you can choose to specialise in Sports Journalism, tailoring your studies to your interests and career ambitions.

Accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council

91% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Journalism, BA (Hons)†

Sports Journalism, BA (Hons)†

You will be taught by an award-winning team of international broadcasters, editors, feature writers and documentary makers, all bringing decades of industry experience into the classroom.

Graduates from the course may become journalists; editors; digital content producers; advertising executives; market researchers or public relations officers. We provide support in securing work placements during your studies and guidance on employment after graduation, helping you to take the first steps in your journalism career.

24-hour industrystandard newsroom

P500 104-120

P525 104-120

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Strong links with national broadcasters

This course has given me so many lessons that I can take through my life as well as my career.The lecturers give us so much of their time, giving us the opportunity to create our own news bulletin each week, putting into practice the skills we need for our future careers.The support I have received over the last three years has built up my confidence, my professionalism and my skill set.

Emily, Journalism student

Law

Be a force for good by studying how the law provides the framework of modern society.

Our Law degrees encourage you to develop an enquiring and critical attitude to the law, to learn to think logically and to communicate clearly. Our teaching staff will advance your legal knowledge, sharing their professional and academic experience. You may find yourself discussing a wide range of topics from discrimination in the workplace to the protection of citizen’s rights.

You will become proficient in vital skills such as advocacy, negotiation, client interviews and legal research. Our moot courtroom brings law alive, and you will learn how to present a winning legal argument. You have the opportunity to undertake pro bono legal

Legal Advice Centre where you can gain real-world experience

Student-run Law Society organises career events, competitions and social events

LLB (Hons)

(with Foundation Year), LLB (Hons)¥

with Criminology, LLB (Hons)

* ** ¥ Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 National Student Survey 2025 Subject to validation

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advice work in our Legal Advice Centre and attend workshops run by practising solicitors and barristers. Being just one hour from London, and minutes away from Winchester Crown Court, you have easy access to national and global law firms and a variety of commercial organisations. You can learn directly from legal professionals through workshops and talks run by solicitors and barristers, Q&A opportunities with judges, as well as networking with potential employers at our popular Law Fair.

Law graduates go on to a number of careers including becoming solicitors or barristers; business and legal consultants; local and central Government; and probation officers.

97% of graduates in employment and/or further study*

Top 10 in the UK for student satisfaction with academic support**

My course highlight has been securing work experience to learn more about my prospective dissertation subject, and experiencing life as a solicitor.Winchester’s links with local law firms helped me to confidently establish connections that I otherwise would not have access to.

Leo, Law student

Marketing

Develop the digital, analytical and creative skills to succeed in this dynamic and competitive industry on our CIM-accredited course.

Discover how and why the most successful marketing campaigns propel brands to international stardom, gaining global recognition and cultural significance.

You will study a carefully structured suite of modules exploring topics such as digital marketing and emerging trends, e-commerce and omnichannel marketing, consumer behaviour, brand innovation, relationship marketing, and social media marketing. Developing a critical understanding of the subject, you will interpret and translate relevant data to inform marketing decisions. This will arm you with highly sought after skills and knowledge to increase your employability.

We benefit from strong industry connections, with guest speakers imparting their knowledge

Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing

and experience, live briefs being set, and networking opportunities facilitated. Seminar sessions help bring your learning to life and simulation software is used to enhance your learning experience.

You have the option to undertake a year-long work placement before your final year or a shorter part-time placement as part of your final project.

Marketing graduates may enter such roles as marketing manager; brand manager/ strategist; digital marketer; public relations specialist; social media marketer; market researcher; and communications manager.

95% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Marketing, BA (Hons)† 3R93 112-120

Marketing (with Foundation Year), BA (Hons)† 3R9X 48

* † Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)

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Authentic assessments based on real-world activities –no written exams

I was drawn to Marketing because it applies to so many diverse industries, and my course highlight has been learning about brand strategy. I now have the skills I need and a network I knowwill support me when finding employment.

Duncan, Marketing graduate

Media and Communication

Develop the knowledge and skills to stand out in today’s competitive job market.

Our dynamic Media and Communication course has a strong focus on the convergence of old and new media. You will gain the confidence to navigate the dynamic world of social media, develop expertise in multimedia storytelling, build strong messaging in political communication, explore the creative possibilities of interactive and artificial intelligence tools, and refine your skills in branding and design.

In this course, you will gain a thorough understanding of the media industries and the cultural trends shaping communication today, while developing a critical perspective on how global media works and the impact of emerging digital and AI technologies.

We offer employability-led opportunities to develop your professional skills and creative

24-hour access to industry-standard Multimedia Centre

Graduate with a comprehensive portfolio that showcases your skills and experience

Film and Media Studies, BA (Hons) P350

Media and Communication, BA (Hons)∆ P302

* ∆ Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 Subject to revalidation

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practices, including responding to live briefs, developing pitches and working on clientfacing projects. You will have year-round access to our industry-standard Multimedia Centre, allowing you to refine your creative practice using professional facilities.

Throughout your studies, we help you build a combination of practical and transferable skills, creative thinking, and applied academic knowledge, enabling you to stand out in a competitive job market and preparing you for a wide range of careers.

Graduates from the course pursue roles as social media marketing directors; brand strategists; broadcast journalists; television and news researchers; content producers; digital marketers; media buyers; and account managers.

Excellent work placement and study abroad opportunities

90% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Learn from widely published academics and industry experts

I had an amazing time atWinchester and cannot recommend it highly enough.The course contentwas engaging and relevant, and the Media and Communication programme team are all incredible, passionate people with a love for the subject. I am immeasurably grateful for their support and guidance both during and after my degree.

Jonathan, Media and Communication

graduate

Midwifery

Gain the knowledge, skills and values to practise safely as a midwife, providing inclusive, compassionate high quality midwifery care.

Build your skills, knowledge, personal development and confidence to equip you to become an exceptional midwife and meet the future challenges of a rapidly evolving healthcare system. Learn to work effectively and safely within multi-professional teams and positively contribute to the health of childbearing women, infants, families and communities. Here at Winchester, we place a real emphasis on your wellbeing and learning journey. Strategies for self-care and emotional agility are important components threaded throughout the course and we are committed to providing a values driven, safe and supportive learning environment.

You will spend approximately 50% of the course on work placements, enabling you to put your skills into practice. We will prepare you for this through simulation weeks, where you can

Strong partnerships with midwifery employers

† Accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council Course

develop your clinical, problem-solving and decision-making skills, whilst also building your competence and confidence.

You will learn in our state-of-the-art training facilities, which includes a midwifery simulation room with pool and birthing bed, as well as two five-bed simulation hospital ward units with mannequins to further prepare you for your placements.

On successful completion of the course, you will gain a BSc Honours degree and be eligible to apply for admission as a Registered Midwife to the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Graduates may go on to work as a midwife or in areas such as health visiting, fertility consultancy in the public or private sectors.

High-quality communication and clinical skills learning

UCAS code

Apply for the NHS Learning Support Fund

UCAS entry points Work placement opportunities

Midwifery, BSc (Hons)† B720 120-128 ✓

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It’s a supportive environment – you are made to feel welcome and as part of the family. I can’twait to become a midwife and be part of a positive change in midwifery.

Katie, Midwifery student

Music and Sound Production & Popular Music Performance

Explore your passion for music with our cutting-edge practical and theoretical courses.

Our state-of-the-art mixing, rehearsal and production facilities immerse you in industrystandard musical environments from the start of your degree. You will develop practical and creative skills, including multitrack recording, sound for film and games, commercial songwriting and preparing for live performance, supported by a teaching team that encourages individuality and professional growth.

On our Popular Music: Production and Performance course, you will gain advanced skills in performance, songwriting and recorded and live music production, while exploring how the music industry operates, its ethical

24/7 access to our fully kitted out recording studios, rehearsal spaces and multimedia centre

Top 10 in the UK for student satisfaction*

Music and Sound Production, BA (Hons)†

Music and Sound Production (Top-Up), BA (Hons)

Popular Music: Production and Performance, BA (Hons)

Popular Music: Production and Performance (Top-Up), BA (Hons)

considerations and the role of popular music in today’s media industries.

Students on our Music and Sound Production course develop strong technological skills in music production and sound design, learning to create and manage live events, produce music videos and work as record producers.

Graduates from our Music courses may become sound engineers; music publishers; studio musicians; live performers; songwriters and teachers, contributing to a wide range of creative industries.

Excellent industry connections and live performance opportunities

Close links with local and nationally recognised venues

WW37 104-120

WW38 Foundation degree/HND

W374 104-120

W375 Foundation degree/HND

* † Complete University Guide 2026 Accredited by Joint Audio Media Education Support (JAMES)

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Gain insight from guest lecturers and workshops led by leading companies

Graduate with a professional portfolio to impress potential employers

Winchester was transformative for me. The Music and Sound Production course expanded my skills, my confidence, pushed my creativity, and gave me the chance to collaborate.Those experiences led to work at places like Pinewood Studios, and I’m now a Runner atThe Factory Studio.

Musical Theatre

If you are passionate about storytelling through song and movement and enjoy collaborating creatively with others, our professionally focused Musical Theatre degree is for you.

You will be supported to develop and refine your skills across the three core disciplines of singing, acting and dancing. Technical training is combined with industry and contextual studies, feeding into a wide range of performances and practical projects. This vibrant and rewarding course prepares you to become a versatile, well-rounded performer.

Regular performance opportunities ensure you graduate ready for professional life with an impressive portfolio to showcase to industry contacts. You will also benefit from our strong partnerships with local venues, festivals, and theatre companies, which provide you

with valuable production and professional engagement experiences across the region.

We are accredited by Spotlight for graduate membership, which offers access to casting professionals in the UK and beyond.

Musical Theatre graduates may go into careers in performing; directing; writing; researching; and creating. Others work for theatrical houses that either receive shows or produce their own, or work with young people in education and community contexts.

Accredited by Spotlight Impressive industry-standard studios

Graduate with a polished portfolio of work to impress casting directors and agents

Opportunities for touring and community performance

Musical Theatre, BA (Hons) W312 96-112

Work on exciting collaborations with industry partners

Perform in professional external venues like the Theatre Royal

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Studying Musical Theatre atWinchesterwas an incredibly rewarding and transformative experience.The staff are deeply committed and consistently go above and beyond to provide their students with exceptional opportunities.

Sophie, Musical Theatre graduate

Nursing

Make a difference to people’s lives and learn how to optimise their care in a safe and stimulating environment.

Winchester nurses are exceptionally caring, compassionate and driven. You will develop excellent communication skills, clinical knowledge and leadership skills to prepare you for your future career as a healthcare professional. We place a real emphasis on your wellbeing and learning journey, favouring small group teaching so we can focus on you as individuals to ensure you master the skills required.

Your time on your Nursing course is split equally between learning on campus and applying your knowledge during placements alongside experienced professionals.

Strong partnerships with nursing employers

Nursing (Adult) BN (Hons)†

Nursing (Adult) (with Foundation Year), BN (Hons)†

Nursing (Child), BN (Hons)†

Nursing (Child) (with Foundation Year) , BN (Hons)†

Nursing (Mental Health), BN (Hons)†

Nursing (Mental Health) (with Foundation Year), BN (Hons)†

Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 Accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council

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Our impressive training facilities include two five-bed simulation hospital ward units with high-tech medical mannequins; an active living centre; a therapy room; a simulated GP surgery; and classroom spaces.

On successful completion of the course, you will gain a BN Honours degree and be eligible to apply for registration to the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Nursing graduates go on to become registered nurses working in the NHS; the private voluntary and independent sectors; criminal justice system; and armed forces.

94% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Apply for the NHS Learning Support Fund

I was fortunate enough to be able to go to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London for my elective placement in Year 2,which was an incredible opportunity as an aspiring paediatric nurse. I was able to observe cutting-edge procedures like heart and lung transplants that I’d never have the opportunity to see elsewhere.

Natasha, Nursing graduate

Nutrition and Dietetics

Become an expert in this rewarding profession and rapidly growing industry.

Successful completion of our Nutrition and Dietetic course will lead to professional registration with the Health and Care Professions Council, combining nutrition science with dietetic practice.

You will benefit from food science and therapeutic diet workshops in our purposebuilt kitchens throughout your course. Biochemistry and physiology practical sessions explore topics such as the impact of food intake on blood glucose levels, fluid balance and measurements of energy expenditure. You will also undertake clinical skills training such as assisted feeding and anthropometrics (e.g. body composition). We use role play and simulated learning to build communication skills for a variety of patient scenarios. You will develop behaviour change techniques, research methods and ethics.

Hands-on in our kitchens and physiology lab

You complete just over 1,000 hours across a range of placements and graduate with experience analysing diets using specialist software, diagnosing nutritional problems and developing nutritional care plans.

Students may have opportunities to learn through student led clinics with experienced practitioners at University.

Graduates can look forward to diverse and varied careers including working as dietitians in clinical settings such as the NHS or public health or go into non-clinical settings such as educational and research institutions; food retailers and manufacturers; local authorities; the media; overseas aid; and sports organisations.

Work alongside other allied health professions, medical professionals and sports scientists

Approved by the HCPC and accredited by the BDA

Course

Top 25 in the UK for student satisfaction with teaching*

UCAS code

UCAS entry points

Work placement opportunities

Nutrition and Dietetics, BSc (Hons)† B400 120-128 ✓

* † National Student Survey 2025

Approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and accredited by the British Dietetic Association (BDA)

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Our Nutrition and Dietetics programme allows you to develop your knowledge, skills and professional insight through the delivery of a contemporary curriculum and an innovative approach to placements.

Jaana Jeffery, Programme Lead in Nutrition and Dietetics

Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

If you seek to understand and debate the meaning of life, the existence of God and how we can protect our planet, Philosophy at Winchester is for you.

On our Philosophy programme, you will study the grand narrative of the philosophical tradition from Ancient Greece to the world of existentialism and post-modernity, including the historic relationship between Western philosophy and Christian theology. Each year you will analyse the meaning and significance of classic philosophical works from thinkers as diverse as de Beauvoir, Aquinas, Fanon and Aristotle and look to apply their theories to current situations. You will also look at the bigger questions which surround everyday life and how these impact different sections of society, guided by experienced lecturers who encourage you to broaden your outlook and apply these vast ideas to your specific areas of interest.

Top 10 in the UK for student satisfaction*

Philosophy, BA (Hons)

Philosophy, Religion and Ethics, BA (Hons)

On our Philosophy, Religion and Ethics programme, you will study not only Philosophy, but also explore a diverse range of religions and spiritualities. This includes large global traditions such as Islam and Buddhism, through to alternative and indigenous spiritualities. You will also examine how religions are experienced in public spaces such as museums and national ceremonies, with trips cementing your engagement with people of faith and spiritual places.

Graduates may go on to enter careers in teaching; charitable organisations; communications; journalism; social work; academia; and law.

Visits to faith organisations and religious sites

* Philosophy subject rankings, Complete University Guide 2026

104-120

104-120

Boost employability with an optional work placement

Studying atWinchester helped me to look at complex concepts and allowed me to find innovative solutions. I use this every day in my work, to be resilient and find the best solutions to create the best programmes possible for the community.

Ella, Philosophy, Religion and Ethics graduate

Physiotherapy

Become part of this rewarding and varied profession helping to improve wellbeing through person-centred care which enables active, healthy and fulfilling lives.

Our course delves into the anatomy, physiology and science behind the practice of physiotherapy to allow you to confidently assess and apply physiotherapeutic approaches. You will develop the interpersonal skills and professionalism needed to work in partnership with users, carers and other professionals in healthcare and beyond. Learn how to make values-driven, sound and compassionate clinical decisions, problem solve and provide a consistent and high standard of evidence-based, person-centred care.

Our programme is carefully constructed to support learners to build knowledge, skills and confidence. Simulated learning and service user involvement is embedded across our contemporary programme providing authentic learning experiences. You will be guided by a passionate team of educators and specialists from many different areas of the profession such as stroke, amputee, sports and oncology rehabilitation. You will have the opportunity to develop skills to facilitate behaviour change to support people in making healthy lifestyle choices.

Your professional skills will be honed through both real-world and simulated learning environments including over 1,000 hours on quality assured placements, where you will be supervised by Health and Care Professions Council registered professionals.

You may have the opportunity to gain invaluable experience treating patients at our Winchester Health Clinic.

In addition to clinical and educational development, our course provides research and leadership development throughout the programme. We recognise that future practitioners need more than ‘just’ clinical skills to advance their careers and contribute meaningfully to this dynamic profession in a rapidly changing world.

Successful completion of our BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy course provides eligibility to apply to register as a physiotherapist with the Health and Care Professions Council and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

7th in the UK for graduate prospects* Accredited by the HCPC and CSP Apply for the NHS Learning Support Fund

Top 20 in the UK for student satisfaction**

University Guide 2026

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Our lecturers work in the physio industry and can directly relate their stories, their experiences and how they have helped someone.

You think that could be me one day.

Amy, Physiotherapy graduate

Politics

Gain a global perspective on the complex political issues facing the modern world at national, regional and local levels.

In today’s world of uncertain alliances and emerging popular movements, there is a demand for experts equipped with the skills and knowledge to analyse global politics. At Winchester, you will learn the theoretical tools to undertake such analyses and apply them to current political affairs.

On our Politics with International Relations course, you gain a thorough overview of the key forces and trends driving politics in a wide range of areas such as the environment, human rights and equality, conventional and nonconventional security threats, policy-making, strategy, China’s rise, Russia’s international relations and the future role of the EU and the US.

Opportunities to attend field trips to political sites

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Our History and Politics degree challenges you to interpret the history of societies and political cultures critically and imaginatively. Studying these two complementary subjects together will not only help you understand how the world works but also why it works that way.

Politics graduates may go on to postgraduate study or careers in local government; the Civil Service (including the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office); interest groups; NGOs; and charities. Graduates may also find rewarding roles in education, business, the military and the media.

Gain industry experience on the work placement module

Benefit from small group tutorials

Studying Politics atWinchester has helped me gain a deeper level of understanding beyond the cut and thrust of day-to-day political debate and gain valuable skills for future employment.

Charlie, Politics student

Primary Education with QTS

Leave a remarkable, positive imprint on the lives of young people.

Our ambition is to develop outstanding teachers who are autonomous, critical, and innovative professionals who can confidently respond to the realities of the classroom and develop students as curious, motivated learners.

We are proud to have been continuously recognised as an Outstanding provider of Initial Teacher Education since our very first Ofsted inspection in 2005. This reputation reflects our commitment to excellence and the high standards we uphold in developing future teachers ready to make a difference.

Our dynamic course is taught by internationally recognised experts in their fields, is informed by the latest research and innovations in primary education. Our course covers all core and foundation curriculum subjects to provide you with the knowledge and experiences you need to thrive in the classroom.

Top 6 in the UK for graduate prospects*

Top 20 in the UK for student satisfaction with academic support**

Primary Education with QTS, BA (Hons)†

You can personalise your professional portfolio with a subject, Early Years or SEND specialism, and optional modules reflecting current issues in primary education. Developing your teacher identity is embedded throughout our course, ensuring you are well prepared to meet diverse learner needs. Understanding of child development and additional needs are embedded.

You will benefit from our extensive partnerships with over 350 schools as you gain experience and develop as a skilled practitioner through three teaching placements across a range of different settings and/or key stages.

Graduates leave the programme as outstanding teachers with the skills, knowledge and motivation to empower and educate others. With a strong foundation in both theory and practice, you will be ready to shape lives and contribute meaningfully to the future of education.

Proud to be Ofsted Outstanding

Boost employability with three teaching placements

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Partnerships with over 350 schools

Build your teacher identity and discover your confidence as you grow into an innovative educator

Winchester made me feel prepared for the workplace and gave me all the tools I needed for my interview for my dream career. The placements were invaluable and the lecturers were all very supportive.

Samantha, Primary Education with QTS graduate

Professional Policing

Prepare for a career in law enforcement and protect those in need.

Our Professional Policing degree is approved by the College of Policing and is designed to meet the standards required for a career in policing in England and Wales.

The course covers a wide range of topics relevant to modern policing including criminal law, evidence gathering, crime prevention, public protection, neighbourhood and response policing. This comprehensive approach ensures you are well prepared for the challenges of the job.

We place a strong emphasis on ethics and social justice, which are crucial components of modern policing. You are encouraged to develop a strong ethical framework to guide your professional conduct.

We emphasise practical learning so you have opportunities to engage in simulations, roleplaying exercises and other hands-on learning

Licensed by the College of Policing

experiences which mimic real-life policing scenarios. You also have the chance to network with professionals in the field through guest lectures, visits to police establishments and ‘ride-along’ opportunities with police officers.

You will be taught by experienced academics and practitioners who bring a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience to the classroom. We pride ourselves on having a supportive learning environment, with small class sizes and a focus on student welfare.

Graduates are well-positioned to apply for roles within the police service. The degree is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge which are directly applicable to a career in policing. The skills acquired are also transferable to other areas within the criminal justice system, public and security sector.

Access Crime Scene House and mock courtroom

Professional Policing, BSc (Hons)†

† Authorised by the College of Policing, and underpinned by the National Policing Curriculum

Learn from experienced former police officers

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The Professional Policing degree definitely prepared me for the start of my careerwith Dorset Police.The use of role-plays really helped me to bring the theory to life, putting learning into professional practice. My favourite memorywas planning and executing a search warrant at the Crime Scene House.

Psychology

Discover the science behind how we think, feel and behave.

Explore human behaviour and experience through biological, cognitive, social, developmental and individual differences perspectives. Throughout this course, you will be trained to think about how the science of psychology can be applied to real-world challenges. You will be joining a supportive learning community dedicated to developing your professional and personal competencies through our award-winning Psychology Futures employability programme, designed by our Chartered Occupational Psychologist.

You can gain hands-on experience in our extensive range of specialist laboratories,

96% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Boost employability with an optional work placement

which include an EEG and neurostimulation lab, a social interaction suite, an infant and child observation suite, an alcohol research (‘bar’) lab, an eye tracking lab, a virtual reality lab, and a colour lab. We also have a range of specialist equipment and a well-stocked psychometric test library.

Our graduates commonly progress to further training to become practitioner psychologists or pursue careers across research; education; marketing; HR; criminal justice; public services; and health and social care roles.

Accredited by the British Psychological Society†

Vibrant learning and research community

Award-winning Psychology Futures employability programme

Access to our extensive range of specialist laboratories

Criminology with Psychology, BSc (Hons) L315 104-120

Forensic Investigative Psychology, BSc (Hons)† C816 112-120

Psychology, BSc (Hons)† C800 112-120

Psychology (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)† C80X 48

Psychology and Child Development, BSc (Hons)† C891 112-120

Psychology with Criminology, BSc (Hons)† LC3V 112-120

Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025

Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). If you hope to pursue a career in Psychology, we recommend you choose a programme where over 75% of the course content focuses on Psychology. All of these marked programmes fulfil this course content percentage.

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Studying Psychology atWinchester provided me with the skills and knowledge I use every day in my job. I was lucky enough to do a funded summer internship through the University,which allowed me to gain experience in the defence sectorwhich helped me stand outwhen applying for my dream job as Research Psychologistwith the Royal Navy.

Charlotte, Psychology graduate

Social Work

Choose a rewarding career where you can challenge inequality and make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable people.

We develop your professional skills as a critically reflective practitioner and ensure you understand the impact of the wider social context in which people live. You will gain vital real-world skills through 30 skills days and on practical work placements and learn from staff, service users, carers and practitioners who ensure teaching material is interesting, challenging and up-to-date. We ensure you graduate with a full understanding of the opportunities and challenges the sector faces, ready to integrate into your chosen role with ease.

93% of graduates are in employment and/or further study*

Upon successful graduation, you will be eligible to register with Social Work England and begin your Assessed and Supported Year in Employment as a social worker.

Other graduates may go on to become high intensity therapists; youth workers; community development workers; family support workers; and probation officers.

Complete 170 practice days on placement

* † Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025 Approved by Social Work England Course UCAS code

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You may be eligible for NHS Social Work Bursary

I have been given ample opportunities not only to learn through literature but also through role-play and guest speakers with lived experience. My practice placements have challenged me as I applied theoretical concepts to real-life scenarios,while questioning both systemic and personal biases.

Social Work student

Sociology

Make sense of the world around you and stand out to employers as a versatile graduate who understands people and social change.

Our Sociology courses allow you to develop the skills to examine a wide range of pressing social issues and understand how society fits together. Whether you are wondering why social media affects body image, how Black Lives Matter activists are changing social attitudes, what we should be doing to tackle climate change, or what the sources of inequalities and armed conflicts are, our enthusiastic lecturers have a wealth of teaching experience to help you find the answers.

100% student satisfaction with how the course developed knowledge and skills needed for the future*

Criminology with Sociology, BSc (Hons)

You will learn how to conduct your own research and present your findings professionally, developing academic, practical and employability skills that prepare you for a wide range of future careers.

Sociology graduates may go on to be charity coordinators; HR advisers; practice managers; visual merchandisers; social media executives; youth workers; technical policy advisers; social researchers; teachers; and many other roles across the public, private and voluntary sectors.

Opportunity to study abroad for a semester

L390 112-120

Sociology, BA (Hons) L300 96-112

* National Student Survey 2025

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Boost employability with an optional work placement

From my first semester of Sociology atWinchester, my lecturers guided me through possible job opportunities and helped me learn communication, analysis and critical thinking skills thatwill be extremely beneficial in the workplace.

Ingrid, Sociology student

Software Engineering

Develop the advanced technical expertise, collaboration and communication skills to turbo charge your employability and agility in a rapidly evolving industry.

You will develop a fundamental understanding of computer science as well as increasing your specialist professional skills in secure software development enabling you to implement solutions to complex software problems.

Modules cover a combination of key practical and technical skills in software engineering principles. You will develop core knowledge in programming, secure systems, applications development, UX design and cross-platform mobile development. Optional modules mean you can tailor your learning to your career aspirations and, depending on your choice of modules, you may graduate with a specialism in Cloud Technologies or DevOps.

You have the opportunity to undertake a year-long work placement before your final year or undertake a shorter placement as part of your final project.

Optional year-long paid work placement

Software Engineering, BSc (Hons)

Software Engineering (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)

Software Engineering (Top-Up), BSc (Hons)

* Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025

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In the final year, you may also complete a capstone project which offers opportunities to work on a consultancy project, conduct your own research, contribute to a social impact initiative, or develop your own business idea within the Software Engineering field. You can also engage with industry professionals through guest lectures and networking events, providing valuable insights into the evolving landscape of Software Engineering.

Graduates may enter careers in systems engineering; web development; computer programming; analyst programming; software engineering; or firmware development, and are in demand by employers from the public, private and third sectors.

Top 15 in the UK for graduates in employment and/or further study*

Dedicated computer laboratories with a range of specialist software

I was fortunate enough to go on a field trip with the University where we went to Bletchley Park – that really inspired me forwhat I want to do next.The work they did in protecting the country, solving problems that maybe hadn’t been solved before and being on the forefront of technology – that’s where I want to be.

Harry, Software Engineering student

Sport and Exercise Psychology

Gain the knowledge and skills to ensure team and individual sports people maximise their mental performance when it matters.

Our course is designed to ensure you develop a strong theoretical and practical foundation within the field of sport and exercise psychology. Central to the programme is the understanding that you will develop the knowledge, skills, behaviour and values required of a future practitioner psychologist. You cover such topics as the psychology of team sports, exercise interventions and the psychology of injuries.

Our expert teaching combined with our dedicated facilities, such as our psychology laboratory, ensure you gain the knowledge base to critically evaluate and engage with contemporary sport and exercise psychology research and practice. Other facilities include our own Stadium complete with an eight-lane

Modern psychology labs and impressive sporting facilities

Course

Sport and Exercise Psychology, BSc (Hons)†

Sport and Exercise Psychology (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)†¥

Applied Psychology rankings, National Student Survey 2025

Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) Subject to validation

athletics track, fully equipped University Gym, and biomechanics and physiology laboratories.

You will have the opportunity to complete a professional practice placement in your third year, applying psychological skills in real sport, health, and performance environments.

Successful completion of this degree can lead to eligibility to train to become a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered practitioner psychologist through the completion of the British Psychological Society’s Qualification in Sport and Exercise Psychology (QSEP). Other career pathways include working in sport and exercise science; education; research science; health promotion; and in sport management.

Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS)

Top 3 in the UK for student satisfaction with academic support*

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sport and Exercise Psychology courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

I love my course and strongly believe itwas the best choice I could have made. My lecturers are extremely passionate aboutwhat they do and you can tell their main interest is to help you as a person – to grow, to learn, to become who you want and can be.

Adéla,

Sport and Exercise Psychology graduate

Sport and Exercise Science

Unlock the science of human performance and transform lives through sport, health and rehabilitation.

Whether you aspire to enhance the performance of elite athletes, develop cuttingedge clinical rehabilitation programmes or promote healthier lifestyles, this course equips you with the skills and knowledge to succeed.

Our innovative, science-based programme immerses you in the core disciplines of sport and exercise science, blending theoretical understanding with practical application. You will explore the physiological processes and psychological factors which drive athletic performance alongside the principles of biomechanics. Learn how the body adapts to training, optimise performance using evidence-based methods, and understand the mechanics of human movement to reduce injury risk and enhance outcomes.

Impressive laboratories and sporting facilities on campus and in the city

Sport and Exercise Science, BSc (Hons)†

Sport and Exercise Science (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)†¥

National Student Survey 2025

With a strong foundation in both quantitative and qualitative research methods, you will gain the skills to critically evaluate research and apply it in real-world contexts. Expert teaching is paired with access to cutting-edge facilities –including motion analysis systems, metabolic carts and force plates – giving you hands-on experience throughout your studies.

Graduates may go on to pursue careers as sport and exercise scientists; strength and conditioning coaches; clinical rehabilitation specialists; public health advisors; or researchers.

Endorsed by the Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences

93% student satisfaction for teaching*

Endorsed by the Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (CASES) Undergraduate Endorsement Scheme Subject to validation

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sport and Exercise Science courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

The lecturers within the department are extremely knowledgeable and approachable for guidance and advice.The practical aspects of the course have allowed me to develop the skills required for employment in the diverse field of sport and exercise science.

Amy, Sport and Exercise Science graduate

Sport Coaching and Physical Education

Become an expert practitioner in sport coaching and physical education, prepared for a dynamic and evolving industry through exploration of the art and science of coaching and teaching.

Our course introduces you to both scientific and sociological coaching principles. You will explore how sporting skill is acquired, developed, and performed, alongside key aspects of applied sport science – such as biomechanics, physiology and psychology. You will also examine how inequality affects coaching, sports participation and physical activity in local communities. You will take a deeper look at training methodology, skill development, and performance preparation, using the latest technology in sport, including industry-standard performance analysis software. You will also focus on educational theory and how it can help structure learning and coaching practice.

Our lecturers, who are highly experienced practitioners, believe that theory and

Impressive laboratories and sporting facilities on campus and in the city

Sport Coaching and Physical Education, BSc (Hons)

Sport Coaching and Physical Education (with Foundation Year), BSc (Hons)¥

* National Student Survey 2025

¥ Subject to validation

knowledge are best learned through practice. Your practical learning will be in our facilities which include our stadium complete with eightlane athletics track, sports hall and laboratories fitted out with the latest analysis equipment.

You will have many opportunities to explore coaching and teaching practices in the industry and local community through your placements, which build your network, develop your skills and enhance your employability. You will also benefit from the professional input of a range of interesting guest speakers.

Graduates may enter careers in professional sport coaching; PE teaching; sports development; performance management; and community development leadership.

Taught by internationally recognised coaching authors, researchers, and educators

93% student satisfaction for teaching*

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sport Coaching and Physical Education courses including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

I use practical coaching skills on a daily basis, that ranges from school delivery to high-performance pathway coaching. Day-today, alongside coaching, I’m writing case studies, reports and data analysis so the sports coaching degree really did equip me with multiple skill sets.

Bella, Sport Coaching and Physical Education graduate

Sport Coaching and Physical Education

Sports Therapy

Develop the skills and knowledge to enable athletes and sportspeople of all abilities to maximise their performance and reach their full potential.

On your way to becoming an injury, rehabilitation and fitness specialist, you will learn how to use sport and exercise principles to optimise performance, preparation and injury prevention programmes. You are taught how to offer immediate care of injuries and basic life support in a recreational, training, occupational and competitive environment; assess, treat, rehabilitate and refer on for specialist advice and intervention where appropriate. You will also learn to provide appropriate soft tissue and manual therapy interventions in a sport and exercise context, and plan and implement appropriate rehabilitation and return to training/work programmes.

Your practical learning will be in our facilities which include a clinical treatment room, our stadium complete with eight-lane athletics

Impressive sporting facilities on campus and in the city

† Accredited by the Society of Sports Therapists

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/courses for more information about our Sports Therapy course including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full course listing on pages 132-136.

track, sports hall and biomechanics, physiology and psychology laboratories which are fitted out with the latest analysis equipment.

You complete 250 hours on a work placement between the end of the second year and the end of the third year of study. Upon successful completion of the course, you are eligible to apply for membership of the Society of Sports Therapists (SST). While studying you will have student membership.

Sports Therapy graduates may go on to a career within sports therapy in a range of areas including working in a sports therapy clinic; with sports teams in injury prevention; rehabilitation; in the health and fitness industry; and in health services.

Accredited by the Society of Sports Therapists 250 hours of work placement

This course has provided me with outstanding clinical and practical experience,with the support for my placements throughout my study and the University-led clinic which equipped me with a strong foundation and invaluable experience.

Alice, Sports Therapy graduate

Degree Apprenticeships

A Degree Apprenticeship is a particular type of job which combines work with training and study, so you earn while you learn.

You will earn a wage, gain valuable skills and experience, put what you learn into practice and graduate with an undergraduate Honours degree.

In general, as an apprentice, you will spend most of your week at work but you also spend at least 20 per cent of your time in off-the-job study or training.

There are many benefits to studying a Degree Apprenticeship. Not only are you in employment earning a wage, there are no tuition fees as these are paid by your employer and/or the Government. You will be studying a subject which relates directly to your job role and

gaining valuable experience which should help progress your career. Additionally, you have access to all the benefits of being a student at the University of Winchester – membership of Winchester Students’ Union, access to our Student Support and Success teams, sports facilities and our 24/7 libraries, to name just a few.

Already employed? Our apprenticeship programmes are aimed not only at those who are looking to begin a new career, but also at existing employees wanting to develop their skills and capabilities, with the support of their employer.

You can expect to learn everything that an ordinary studentwould, butyou get the support from yourworkplace alongside that. Most of all I think I’ve enjoyed the skills aspect of it and all the facilities that we have at Winchester.

Aaron, Learning Disabilities Nurse apprentice

How to become a Winchester student

Visit us

Visit our beautiful campus at one of our Open Days (or on a Campus Tour) to see for yourself why Winchester is right for you.

Choose your path

We don’t just look at grades, we look at individuals. We are committed to helping you fulfil your ambition to come to Winchester so check the opportunities below.

Pathways Programme

Most of our courses offer you the opportunity to engage in a series of practical, informative sessions led by our academic team. These are designed to give you an introduction to your subject and life at Winchester.

Typically, you will attend an interactive taster lecture, experience practical activities and receive personalised career guidance. Eligible applicants who complete the Programme may receive a revised offer.

Our Pathways Programme is open to all Year 12 and 13 students from the UK or Channel Islands but spaces are limited. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/pathways

Discover Winchester

We believe students from all backgrounds deserve access to a university education. Our Discover Winchester scheme is designed to provide additional support to applicants from specific backgrounds who may have faced additional challenges in their lives.

Through the scheme we offer eligible applicants additional support during the application process, a guaranteed interview (if applicable), a contextual offer (16 points below the advertised tariff range) and a Travel Bursary to help with the cost of travelling to an Experience Winchester Day. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/discover

Apply

Submit your application via ucas.com to study at Winchester. Don’t forget about the 13 January UCAS deadline (although Midwifery has an earlier deadline –please check the course page on our website for details). We review your application. For some courses, you might be asked to attend an interview.

Start connecting

As an applicant, you will have exclusive access to our online community platform CampusConnect so you can connect and start new friendships with others who have applied. There are loads of chat groups for you to join – it’s your space to stay in touch, share your interests and ask our friendly staff and current students questions. You can also follow us on social media to get a feel for life at Winchester (see back cover for our social handles).

Accept and go firm

Accept Winchester as your Firm choice via the UCAS Hub and begin your journey at Winchester:

• If you are a full-time first year undergraduate student, we guarantee you accommodation if you apply for University housing by the deadline published on our website (conditions apply).

• Apply online for tuition fee and maintenance loans at gov.uk/ studentfinance or through your country’s financial aid website.

• You may be eligible for additional financial support through our bursaries and scholarships.

• If you’re an international student, pay your deposit, request your CAS and apply for your visa. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/international

Your place confirmed

We will confirm your place when we receive your results.

• If you’re holding an unconditional offer with us: congratulations, you’re in!

• If you’re holding a conditional offer with us and have met your conditions, your place will be confirmed on UCAS.

• If your results are not quite as expected and you have not met the conditions of our offer, please don’t panic! We will review your application before we make a final decision and, where possible, will do what we can to accept you onto a course. Contact our friendly team by calling +44 (0)1962 827234 or emailing admissions@ winchester.ac.uk for help and advice.

To find out more, scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/ ug-howtoapply

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Entry requirements

English language requirements for international students

We require all international undergraduate applicants to have a minimum IELTS Academic at 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in all four components, or equivalent. There are some courses which require higher IELTS – please see relevant symbol within the table.

Other

qualifications

We accept UCAS tariff points earned from a variety of qualifications, including the Access to Higher Education Diploma; Apprenticeships; International Baccalaureate; BTEC; CTEC; T Levels; Extended Project (EP/EPQ); GCE and VCE; CACHE; Higher Sports Leadership Awards; and speech, music and drama examinations. We also accept qualifications taken from outside the UK, including the Vitnemål for videregående opplæring (Norway); Advanced Placements, ACT, SAT, high school diploma (USA) and many others from all over the world. To find out if what you are studying is acceptable for entry, please send further details to admissions@ winchester.ac.uk

Additional requirements

Some of our courses have specific subject or work experience requirements, as shown by the symbols to the right.

Interviews/auditions

A number of our courses require you to attend an interview or audition, as part of the application process and these are identified in the table with a ❋. If you are shortlisted for an interview or audition, we will send you information about the format of the day, what to bring and where to go. For most courses, we are able to offer remote interviews via Microsoft Teams or similar technology to applicants who live outside the UK.

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** Course subject to revalidation

❋ Requires interview or audition

✪ A minimum of a C or 4 in GCSE English and GCSE Mathematics or equivalent

❡ A minimum of a C or 4 in GCSE Mathematics or equivalent

✖ A minimum of a C or 4 in a GCSE Science or equivalent

♥ A-Level or equivalent level 3 pass in English, or a related subject in the areas of arts, humanities or social sciences, including drama, theatre, communications, history, theology or philosophy

❖ A-Level Biology/Human Biology at grade C or equivalent

❂ A-Level Chemistry at grade C or equivalent

➤ A-Level Science at grade C or equivalent

› A-Level Chemistry or Biology at grade C or equivalent

✦ Enhanced DBS clearance

♣ Health check required

▼ Work experience in rehabilitation/ healthcare/support work

● Barred List check required

✶ Work experience in social work/social care/youth work

■ Requires IELTS above standard 6.0 - see course webpage for details

✢ An A-level A*-C pass is required in one of the following subjects: English, Economics, Politics, Languages, Science or a related subject

 January start date available

✜ Digital portfolio required

❢ Evidence of good general knowledge plus knowledge of current affairs, media markets and communities and the importance of inclusivity

✰ Key Skills are not accepted as GCSE equivalents

✿ Required to complete an additional suitability check at interview stage

s A minimum of one level 3, or equivalent, qualification. Applicants must have their own placement setting organised.

For any questions about your application, course portfolio or entry tariff, please contact our Admissions team online via Live Chat or email admissions@winchester.ac.uk

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