Qualification requirements

Admission is based on the consideration of both the academic and practical background of the applicant. The requirement is for a 240 credit academic qualification relevant to Animal Science and livestock production, recognised by the Qualifications Framework. This will include any Level 5 Diploma of Higher Education or Foundation Degree in Animal Studies/Management, or the equivalent study in international qualifications. The University College is fully committed and supportive of equal access and inclusion, and aims to avoid unfair discrimination on any grounds. The University College is committed to a policy of equality of opportunity and aims to provide a learning and social environment that is free from unfair discrimination. The University College believes that a student body that is diverse in terms of background and experience contributes to a stimulating learning environment. All applicants are considered for admission based on educational performance and/or professional experience that provides evidence of ability to meet the demands of the chosen course. The University College therefore welcomes applications from students with the potential to succeed at Writtle University College. Applicants are evaluated as individuals, taking into account both academic and vocational achievements, and their potential to achieve and to meet higher education outcomes.