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Canterbury Christ Church University produces four prospectuses
To help you choose the correct one there are brief descriptions of each prospectus below and you can also view the programmes that are contained within each prospectus. Once you've decided which prospectus you'd like to receive click the 'order now' button.
Undergraduate prospectus
Contains our undergraduate BA/BSc programmes and is primarily aimed at students entering university for the first time. It features programmes where full-time application is via the UCAS system, though part-time application is also available for many subjects.
Note: Those wishing to study BA Primary Education or an undergraduate Health programme in Diagnostic Radiography, Health Studies, Midwifery, Nursing (Adult, Child or Mental Health), Occupational Therapy or Social Work should request this prospectus rather than one of those listed below.
Routes into Teaching prospectus
This prospectus is primarily aimed at those who are looking for a career in the teaching profession and would like to know more about the PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate of Education) programmes Canterbury Christ Church University has to offer. The prospectus details a range of programmes from Foundation Degrees through to the PGCE.
Postgraduate and Professional programme prospectus
This prospectus details the postgraduate programmes offered by the University that aren't covered by the previous (above) prospectuses. It is mainly aimed at those who have completed an undergraduate programme and would like to continue their studies at a higher level e.g. MA/MSc. However, there is also a section dedicated to professional programmes for people in employment.
Postgraduate Research Degrees prospectus
This prospectus details the postgraduate research programmes offered by the University. It is aimed at those who have completed an undergraduate programme and would like to continue their studies at a higher level on a research, rather than taught, programme MA by Research (currently only available in history) or MPhil/PhD.