Different types of Higher Education courses
There are two main types of Higher Education course – Undergraduate courses and Post-graduate courses. Undergraduate courses are those Higher Education programmes which you can study for if you do not already possess a degree. Click here for more information about undergraduate courses.
Postgraduate courses are either taught or research-based and can usually only be undertaken once a student has successfully completed an undergraduate degree. However, in some cases relevant work experience may facilitate entry. Click here for further information on postgraduate courses.
Choosing the right Higher Education course and university for you is an important decision to which you should give considerable thought. However, this is not something you need to tackle on your own. There are numerous places you can contact for information about courses, as well as various services offering advice and guidance relating specifically to Higher Education. Click here for sources of information and advice.
Open days are often an excellent way to get a real feel for a particular course and institution. Click here for details of forthcoming open days in York. Once you’ve decided on the Higher Education course(s) you wish to pursue you need to start the application process. If this is your first application to Higher Education the process may seem daunting. Click here for a step by step guide detailing how to apply. | 
