Clearing at St Mary's

Courses available through Clearing

• Acting BA (Hons) theatre, drama acting course, drama course, drama school london

Acting BA (Hons)

Acting BA (Hons) at Drama St Mary’s is a rigorous, full-time course that equips you for a career in acting.

• Drama St Mary's - unlike other drama schools - does not charge an audition fee
• Free pre-UCAS applications auditions and interviews with constructive feedback
• Central London showcases
• Drama School Training in a university context, offering personal support and tutorial supervision

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Voice and Movement 1
• Acting 1: Methodologies
• Performance 1: Skills
• Digital Production
• Performance 2: Ensemble
• The Design Process/ Contextual Studies 1

Year two

• Voice and Movement 2
• Acting 3: Classical
• Performance 3: Devising
• Acting 2: Methodology to Text
• Cultural Studies and Research
• Applied Theatre

Year three

• Professional Practice
• Acting for Screen and Radio
• Production 1
• Production 2
• Showcase

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• Business Management BA (Hons) business management accounting, finance, economics,
• Available with a foundation year

Business Management BA (Hons)

Get ready to enter the corporate world with confidence in your ability to operate and manage at a high level by studying this Business Management degree.

• Dual accreditation: BA (Hons) degree plus Diploma in Management and Leadership (CMI)
• Students who successfully pass all mapped modules will be eligible to be awarded a Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership (subject to CMI moderation).
• Work placement opportunities integrated into the second and third year of the programme.
• Rose 29 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Business Management.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Introduction to Management
• Organisational Behaviour
• Digital Business
• Financial Management
• Professional Skills

Year two

• Leadership in Organisations
• Global People Management
• Research Methods in Business and Management
• Business Law
• Principles of Entrepreneurship
• Business Economics
• Being a Marketing Manager
• Corporate Finance
• International Marketing and Supply Chain Logistics
• Management Accounting
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation
• Consumer and Commercial Law
• Behavioural Economics
• Contributing to the Community
• Experience and Employment in Business

Year three

• Research Project
• Independent Study
• Strategy
• Digital Business Strategy
• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Contemporary Issues in Marketing
• Management of Organisational Change
• Financial Reporting
• Consultancy Project
• Social Enterprise
• Starting a Business Venture
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Managing in the Workplace
• Building a Start-up Business

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• Business Management and Entrepreneurship BA (Hons) business management, Entrepreneurship,
• Available with a foundation year

Business Management and Entrepreneurship BA (Hons)

Business Management and Entrepreneurship offers you the skills needed to develop new ideas, giving you everything needed to start your own successful business.

• Dual accreditation: BA (Hons) degree, plus Certificate in Management and Leadership (CMI)
• Course designed by academics and entrepreneurs
• Work placement opportunities integrated into the second and third year of the programme.
• Rose 29 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Business Management and Entrepreneurship.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Introduction to Management
• Organisational Behaviour
• Digital Business
• Financial Management
• Professional Skills

Year two

• Principles of Entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Business Law
• Research Methods in Business and Management
• Leadership in Organisations
• Global People Management
• Business Economics
• Behavioural Economics
• Consumer and Commercial Law
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Contributing to the Community

Year three

• Research Project
• Independent Study
• Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Social Enterprise
• Strategy
• Starting a Business Venture
• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Contemporary Issues in Marketing
• International Financial Reporting
• Digital Business Strategy
• Consultancy Project
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Managing in the Workplace
• Building a Start-up Business

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• Business Management and Finance BA (Hons) accounting degree, economics degree business management degree
• Available with a foundation year

Business Management and Finance BA (Hons)

This Business Management and Finance degree gives you the skills needed to manage and understand the role of finance in private, public and charitable sectors around the globe.

• Professional accreditations and certificate exemptions (CMI, CIMA and CIPFA)
• The programme combines coverage of the key business areas from finance and marketing, through to strategy and human resources.
• Work placement opportunities integrated into the second and third year of the programme.
• Rose 29 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Business Management and Finance.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Introduction to Management
• Organisational Behaviour
• Introduction to Accounting
• Financial Management
• Professional Skills

Year two

• Corporate Finance
• Behavioural Economics
• Business Economics
• Business Law
• Management Accounting
• Leadership in Organisations
• Global People Management
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Contributing to the Community

Year three

• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
• Strategy
• Financial Reporting
• Consultancy Project
• Independent Study
• Social Enterprise
• Managing in the Workplace

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• Business Management and Marketing BA (Hons) Business, Marketing

Business Management and Marketing BA (Hons)

A marketing job is one of the most exciting and challenging jobs you can have, and Business Management and Marketing is the course to prepare you for it. This degree course will prepare you for a great career in marketing.

• You will receive a Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership from the Charted Management Insitute (subject to CMI moderation).
• Marketing consultancy training
• Work placement opportunities integrated into the second and third year of the programme.
• Rose 29 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Introduction to Management
• Organisational Behaviour
• Digital Business
• Financial Management
• Professional Skills

Year two

• Leadership in Organisations
• Being a Marketing Manager
• Research Methods in Business and Management
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation
• International Marketing and Supply Chain Logistics
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Business Economics
• Behavioural Economics
• Contributing to the Community

Year three

• Research Project
• Independent Study
• Ethics in Communications and Marketing
• Consultancy Project
• Contemporary Issues in Marketing
• Strategy
• Management of Organisational Change
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Building a Start-up Business

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• Chelsea Football Club Foundation Coaching and Development FdSc sport, sports coaching physical education, pe, football coaching courses

Chelsea Football Club Foundation Coaching and Development FdSc

This two-year Foundation Degree (with the option of a 3rd year top up to BSc) provides a unique and innovative learning opportunity for you to learn and develop your coaching, football development, business and entrepreneurship skills whilst gaining an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the football industry

• Unique collaborative relationship with Chelsea FC Foundation with a variety of work placement opportunities
• Opportunity to develop coaching practice and use sport as a vehicle for social change in Chelsea FC Foundation settings
• Vocational qualifications are embedded into the course including The FA Coaching Pathway (e.g FA Level One and Two)
• Variety of teaching venues, including St Mary's University, Chelsea FC training ground (Cobham) and Stamford Bridge

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Football Study Skills
• Foundation Phase Player Development
• Youth Development Phase Development
• Introduction to Football and Sports Development
• Professional Development
• Professional Practice in Football

Year two

• Research in a Football Environment
• Coaching Football Through Games
• Performance Analysis in Football
• Project and Event Management in Football
• Disability, Health and Wellbeing in Football
• Professional Development in Practice

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• Chelsea Football Club Foundation Coaching and Development (Top-up) BSc (Hons) sport, sports, football, soccer physical education, pe

Chelsea Football Club Foundation Coaching and Development (Top-up) BSc (Hons)

This undergraduate degree is a top-up year for the Chelsea FC Foundation Coaching and Development foundation degree, leading to the award of Bachelor of Science

• Unique collaborative relationship with Chelsea FC Foundation with a variety of work placement opportunities
• Opportunity to develop coaching practice and use sport as a vehicle for social change in Chelsea FC Foundation settings
• Variety of teaching venues, including St Mary's University, Chelsea FC training ground (Cobham) and Stamford Bridge

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Football Research Project
• Tactical Analysis in Football
• Elite Player Welfare and Wellbeing
• Development of Professional Pathway
• Advanced Football Coaching through Games
• Youth Talent Development
• Business Start-ups in Football

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• Communications, Media and Marketing BA (Hons) media photography, journalism, film, design, web design, marketing,
• Available with a foundation year

Communications, Media and Marketing BA (Hons)

The importance of effective media and marketing skills has never been higher. This course focuses on developing your media production skills and aims to give you insight into the world of communications.

• Learn about consumer behaviour, branding, customer relationships and digital communications.
• Specialist modules in: Entrepreneurial and Online Journalism, Multimedia Production, The Media Industries, and Marketing Strategy and Implementation.
• Designed in collaboration with leading media and communications industry professionals.
• Rose 26 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Communications, Media and Marketing.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Principles and Practices of Communications
• The Media Industries
• Consumer, Shopper and Audience Behaviour
• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Digital Production
• Design and Visual Narratives
• Digital Marketing and Data Insights

Year two

• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• Multimedia Production
• Behavioural Economics
• Popular Culture and Business
• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Magazine Design
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation

Year three

• Ethics in Communications and Marketing
• Global Media
• Entrepreneurial and Online Journalism
• Independent Study Project
• Political Communication
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• Creative and Professional Writing BA (Hons) journalism
• Available with a foundation year

Creative and Professional Writing BA (Hons)

Gain the skills you need to get a job in the booming Creative Industries, while developing your own personal writing ambitions. Become the writer you want to be, and that others need.

• Rated top three nationally for Student Satisfaction in 2023 Complete University Guide
• Opportunities for collaborative projects and developing skills in constructive criticism of creative work
• Regular visits from professional publishing industry figures
• 91% teaching satisfaction among English and creative writing students at St Mary's (Guardian Uni League Tables 2019)

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Creative and Professional Writing.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Current Writers and Writing
• Introduction to Narrative
• Rethinking Modernity
• The Public Role of the Arts and Humanities
• Introduction to Critical Theory
• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Doing History
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• London Theatre
• What is Politics?
• Introduction to International Relations
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• Writing Genre Fiction
• The Publishing Industry
• Journalism 1: News Writing
• Writing Lyrics and Poetry
• Curating London
• Gothic Cultures 1760-1900
• Romanticism: English Literature and its Background 1776-1832
• Narrative and Identity in the 19th Century Novel
• Screenwriting 1
• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Documentary and World Cinema
• Multimedia Production
• Working with the Liberal Arts
• Researching the Liberal Arts
• Liberty or Death: The French Revolution
• Australia: Great Southern Land
• Public Histories
• Popular Culture, Politics and History
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• Political Economy of Global Development
• Modernity and Global Societies
• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Medieval Islamic Thought
• Religion in Contemporary Society
• Bioethics
• Theological Anthropology
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Responsible Leadership in the 21st Century
• An Interdisciplinary Encounter With the Sacred

Year three

• Creative Non-Fiction
• Writing Adaptations
• Young Adult and Children’s Fiction
• Dissertation/Independent Project
• Renaissance Kingship
• Modernisms in English Literature
• The Paradox of Horror
• Screenwriting 2
• Global Media
• Political Communication
• Hindu Texts
• Metaethics
• Christian Ethics
• Christian Spirituality
• Ecclesiology and Mariology

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• Creative Media BA (Hons) media, media studies, digital media, art

Creative Media BA (Hons)

Our Creative Media degree offers a highly focused, multi-disciplinary, practice-based programme of study, that both challenges and develops those aspiring towards creative roles in the media industry.

• Exciting study trips and opportunities for work experience in the media and creative industries.
• Specialist pathways in film-making, web design, motion graphics, magazine design, digital art and many more.
• Rose 26 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide
• Study with media professionals and international and national experts in the creative media industries.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Design and Creative Thinking
• Presentation and Perception
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Design and Visual Narratives
• Digital Production

Year two

• Popular Culture and Business
• Digital Illustration
• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Multimedia Production
• Magazine Design
• Web Design
• Motion Graphics I
• Cult Media and Identity

Year three

• Dissertation
• Advanced Digital Imaging
• Motion Graphics II
• Magazine Production
• Sound Design
• Individual Study Project
• The Paradox of Horror
• Science Fiction and Fantasy
• Industry Placement
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Disney and Animation

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• Criminology and Sociology BSc (Hons) crime, forensic, forensics
• Available with a foundation year

Criminology and Sociology BSc (Hons)

Do you wish to understand the nature of social and political change at global, national and local levels? How about the roles of globalisation, modernity and identity in shaping these dynamics? Are you interested in social justice? Criminal justice? Do you wish to understand how, why and whom we punish? Do you wish to examine how crime and society are controlled and by whom? If so, criminology and sociology is the degree for you; exciting, contemporary and relevant.

• Links with other programmes and research centres.
• Placements and voluntary work available as well as opportunities to connect to key institutions and practitioners.
• You will critically reflect on emerging new perspectives on crime, including cyber-crime, and the use of artificial intelligence to understand and predict crime.
• Opportunity for field visits, workshops and lectures from guest speakers

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Criminology and Sociology.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Criminology: A Sociological Introduction
• Investigating Criminal Justice
• Sociology: Themes and Issues
• Classical Sociological Theory
• Researching Criminology and Sociology in the News
• Introduction to Research Methods

Year two

• Police and Punishment: History and Functions
• Global Societies and Identities
• Applied Research Methods
• Criminalising Social Problems
• Crime and the Media
• Body, Gender and Sexuality
• Contributing to the Community
• Experience and Employment in Education
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Experience and Employment in Sport

Year three

• Criminology: New Perspectives
• Modernity in the 21st Century
• Dissertation
• Research Essay
• Modern Slavery, Trafficking and Organised Crime
• Counter Radicalisation and Terrorism
• Managing in the Workplace
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• Education Studies BA (Hons) education, youth, childhood studies sociology, teaching
• Available with a foundation year

Education Studies BA (Hons)

Do you want to learn more about education? Do you aspire to work with children and young people? Whether your future aspirations include: teaching, SEN and Disabilities and inclusion, educational policy or youth work, it begins with a degree in Education Studies.

• A rewarding course exploring issues of education, social justice, equalities and inclusion;
• Workshops with industry professionals on key developments in the field;
• Work experience placement opportunities including schools, early years, youth and charity settings;
• Study abroad options in Europe or the USA in your second year.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Education Studies.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Citizenship, Education and Children's Rights
• History of Education
• Introduction to Special Education needs, Disability and Inclusion
• Purposes and Values in Education
• Skills for Independent Learning and Employability
• Teaching and Learning – Theory Into Practice

Year two

• Critical Perspectives on Childhood and Youth
• Disability in Schools and Society
• Doing Social Science Research
• Experience and Employment in Education
• Health and Wellbeing
• Policy, Social Justice and Education in Context
• Contributing to the Community
• The Primary Classroom: A Practical Approach

Year three

• Dissertation
• Education and Popular Culture
• Independent Study
• International Perspectives in Education
• Planning and Assessment for Learning
• Managing in the Workplace
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• English Literature BA (Hons)
• Available with a foundation year

English Literature BA (Hons)

English Literature at St Mary’s offers students the chance to investigate all aspects of literature in depth, on our beautiful historic campus, in a friendly department where we value above all the ambitions and needs of the individual student. 

• 98% teaching satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Emphasis on one-to-one tutoring and tailoring your degree to reflect your individual interests and needs.
• Scope to explore literature from a range of interdisciplinary perspectives.
• Rose 31 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying English Literature.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Rethinking Modernity
• The Public Role of the Arts and Humanities
• Introduction to Critical Theory
• London Theatre
• Doing History
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• Current Writers and Writing
• Introduction to Narrative
• What is Politics?
• Introduction to International Relations
• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• Romanticism: English Literature and its Background 1776-1832
• Gothic Cultures 1760-1900
• Curating London
• Narrative and Identity in the 19th Century Novel
• Working with the Liberal Arts
• Researching the Liberal Arts
• Liberty or Death: The French Revolution
• Australia: Great Southern Land
• Public Histories
• Popular Culture, Politics and History
• Writing Genre Fiction
• Writing Lyrics and Poetry
• Journalism 1: News Writing
• The Publishing Industry
• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Documentary and World Cinema
• Multimedia Production
• Screenwriting 1
• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Medieval Islamic Thought
• Religion in Contemporary Society
• Bioethics
• Theological Anthropology
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Responsible Leadership in the 21st Century
• An Interdisciplinary Encounter With the Sacred

Year three

• Dissertation/Independent Project
• Modernisms in English Literature
• Literature and the Unconscious
• New Voices: Twentieth-Century Literature
• Renaissance Kingship
• Creative Non-Fiction
• The Paradox of Horror
• Screenwriting 2
• Global Media
• Political Communication
• Hindu Texts
• Metaethics
• Christian Ethics
• Christian Spirituality
• Ecclesiology and Mariology

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• Film BA (Hons) media
• Available with a foundation year

Film BA (Hons)

Our BA in Film degree gives you the opportunity to explore film theory and history, as well as hands-on in a range of practical media production modules.

• The programme will provide you with a solid background in screen industries, from a theoretical, practical and industry perspective.
• Study with media professionals and international and national experts in film, television and popular culture.
• You will learn precise research and production skills that will allow you to enter a wide variety of professions.
• Professional development and work experience modules.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Film.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• The Media Industries
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Introduction to Narrative

Year two

• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Popular Culture and Business
• Documentary and World Cinema
• Multimedia Production
• Screenwriting 1
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation

Year three

• Dissertation (Practical Production or Written)
• Global Media
• Screenwriting 2
• The Paradox of Horror
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Disney and Animation
• The Beatles and the Counterculture
• Science Fiction and Fantasy

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• History BA (Hons)
• Available with a foundation year

History BA (Hons)

Study how the movements, ideas and people of the past have shaped the present at London’s number one History department for teaching quality (Times Good University Guide, 2019).

• London’s number 2 history department for teaching quality (Guardian University Guide 2021).
• 100% course satisfaction among History students (National Student Survey 2020).
• Opportunity to develop skills such as conducting research, analysing evidence, and communicating your findings.
• Rose 24 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying History.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Rethinking Modernity
• The Public Role of the Arts and Humanities
• Doing History
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• Introduction to Critical Theory
• London Theatre
• Current Writers and Writing
• Introduction to Narrative
• What is Politics?
• Introduction to International Relations
• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• Liberty or Death: The French Revolution
• Australia: Great Southern Land
• Public Histories
• Popular Culture, Politics and History
• Working with the Liberal Arts
• Researching the Liberal Arts
• Romanticism: English Literature and its Background 1776-1832
• Gothic Cultures 1760-1900
• Curating London
• Narrative and Identity in the 19th Century Novel
• Writing Genre Fiction
• Writing Lyrics and Poetry
• Journalism 1: News Writing
• The Publishing Industry
• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Documentary and World Cinema
• Multimedia Production
• Screenwriting 1
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• Modernity and Global Societies
• Political Economy of Global Development
• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Medieval Islamic Thought
• Religion in Contemporary Society
• Bioethics
• Theological Anthropology
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Responsible Leadership in the 21st Century
• An Interdisciplinary Encounter With the Sacred

Year three

• Dissertation/Independent Project
• Renaissance Kingship
• Collective Memory and the Second World War
• Nations and Nationalisms
• Modernisms in English Literature
• Creative Non-Fiction
• The Paradox of Horror
• Screenwriting 2
• Global Media
• Political Communication
• Hindu Texts
• Metaethics
• Christian Ethics
• Christian Spirituality
• Ecclesiology and Mariology

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• Law LLB (Hons) law
• Available with a foundation year

Law LLB (Hons)

A law degree from St Mary's will provide you with a solid foundation for whichever law profession you decide to pursue.

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferable skills required for the legal workplace

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Public Law
• Criminal Law
• Public Law 2 (Human Rights)
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)
• Practical Legal Skills

Year two

• Tort Law
• EU Law
• Contract Law
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• International Human Rights

Year three

• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Extended Essay in Law
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Employment Law
• Family Law
• Company Law
• Insurance Law
• Law of International Trade
• Sports and the Law
• Medical Law
• Jurisprudence

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• Law and Business BA (Hons) law, business finance, accounting
• Available with a foundation year

Law and Business BA (Hons)

Study a law degree that will give you a deep understanding of how it applies to the world of business.

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law and Business.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Financial Management
• Managing People
• Practical Legal Skills
• Introduction to Management
• Criminal Law
• Contemporary Marketing Practice

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• EU Law
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation
• Corporate Finance

Year three

• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
• Extended Essay in Law
• Employment Law
• Company Law
• Social Enterprise
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Family Law
• Insurance Law
• Law of International Trade
• Jurisprudence

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• Law and Criminology BA (Hons) law sociology, crime, forensic, forensics
• Available with a foundation year

Law and Criminology BA (Hons)

Our Law and Criminology degree will give you the foundation you need to be successful in pursuing a career in the criminal justice system.

• Develop a deep understanding of offending and victimisation
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law and Criminology.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Investigating Criminal Justice
• Criminal Law
• Practical Legal Skills
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)

Year two

• Punishment and Society
• Organised Crime, Trafficking and Contemporary Slavery
• Contract Law
• Law of Obligations 1 - Tort
• Criminalising Social Problems
• Race, Representation and Multiculturism
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• International Human Rights

Year three

• Extended Essay in Law
• Criminology: New Perspectives
• Modern Slavery: the identification, support and care of victims and survivors
• Terrorism and Political Violence
• Representations of Crime in the Media
• Stalking and Abuse: Campaigns and Advocacy
• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Employment Law
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Employment Law
• Medical Law
• Sports and the Law
• Family Law
• Company Law
• Law of International Trade
• Insurance Law
• Jurisprudence

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• Law and Politics BA (Hons) law, politics international relations
• Available with a foundation year

Law and Politics BA (Hons)

Gain a full understanding of why laws are created and the process of how politicians pass laws, whilst developing the skills to challenge policy and construct legal arguments.

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession
• Learn how laws are passed by politicians and why these laws were created

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law and Politics.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• What is Politics?
• Criminal Law
• Introduction to International Relations
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)
• Practical Legal Skills

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• International Human Rights
• Political Economy of Global Development
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)

Year three

• Extended Essay in Law
• Jurisprudence
• International Organisations
• Political Communication
• Terrorism and Political Violence
• Global Media
• Renaissance Kingship
• Family Law
• Company Law
• Employment Law
• Medical Law
• Insurance Law
• Sports and the Law
• Law of International Trade

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• Law and Sports Business BA (Hons) law sport business, sport, business
• Available with a foundation year

Law and Sports Business BA (Hons)

Study a degree that will set you up for a career within the sports industry, with a deep understanding of how law impacts the sector.

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Provides you with a detailed knowledge of the laws surrounding the sports industry
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to the legal profession

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law and Sports Business.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Introduction to the Sports and Leisure Industries
• Practical Legal Skills
• Applied Sports Management
• Sport, Culture and History
• Criminal Law
• Introduction to Management

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• Managing Sports Events
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Sports Journalism and Media Relations
• Experience and Employment

Year three

• Sports Sponsorship and Promotions
• Extended Essay in Law
• Employment Law
• Sports and the Law
• Global Perspectives on the Sports Industry
• Sports Marketing Campaign

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• Law with Business LLB (Hons) law, business finance, accounting
• Available with a foundation year

Law with Business LLB (Hons)

Gain a deep understanding of business as part of a law degree that can set you on the path to becoming a barrister or solicitor. 

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law with Business.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Criminal Law
• Public Law
• Public Law 2 (Human Rights)
• Financial Management
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)
• Managing People
• Practical Legal Skills

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• EU Law
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Management Accounting
• Research Methods in Business and Management
• Corporate Finance

Year three

• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Extended Essay in Law
• Employment Law
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Company Law
• Insurance Law
• Law of International Trade
• Sports and the Law
• Medical Law
• Jurisprudence

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• Law with Criminology LLB (Hons) law sociology, crime, forensic, forensics
• Available with a foundation year

Law with Criminology LLB (Hons)

Take the first step towards your career in the criminal justice system, or as a barrister or solicitor with a law degree that explores the different aspects of criminology.

• Develop a deep understanding of offending and victimisation
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law with Criminology.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Public Law
• Criminal Law
• Theoretical Introduction to Crime and Human Rights
• Public Law 2 (Human Rights)
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)

Year two

• Tort Law
• EU Law
• Contract Law
• Criminalising Social Problems
• Race, Representation and Multiculturism
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• International Human Rights

Year three

• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Employment Law
• Extended Essay in Law
• Family Law
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Company Law
• Insurance Law
• Law of International Trade
• Sports and the Law
• Medical Law
• Jurisprudence
• Modern Slavery: the identification, support and care of victims and survivors
• Representations of Crime in the Media
• Terrorism and Political Violence

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• Law with Politics LLB (Hons) law, politics international relations
• Available with a foundation year

Law with Politics LLB (Hons)

Law and Politics are perfect companions. Studying Law teaches you how to construct arguments, think critically, process large amounts of data and challenge policy, whilst studying Politics gives you an insight and the context behind how and why those laws were passed. 

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to business and the legal profession
• Learn how laws are passed by politicians and why these laws were created

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law with Politics.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Criminal Law
• Public Law
• Public Law 2 (Human Rights)
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)
• Introduction to International Relations

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• EU Law
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• International Human Rights
• Political Economy of Global Development

Year three

• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Extended Essay in Law
• Political Communication
• Global Media
• Renaissance Kingship
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Jurisprudence
• Family Law
• Company Law
• Insurance Law
• Law of International Trade
• International Organisations
• Terrorism and Political Violence

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• Law with Sports Business LLB (Hons) law sport business, sport, business
• Available with a foundation year

Law with Sports Business LLB (Hons)

Begin your path towards a career as a barrister or solicitor with a degree that will help you to specialise in laws related to the sports industry.

• 91% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Gain the analytical skills required for a career in the Law
• Develop the transferrable knowledge and skills related to the legal profession
• Gain an understanding of the commercial context of the Sports Business sector

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Law with Sports Business.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• English Legal System
• Criminal Law
• Public Law
• Public Law 2 (Human Rights)
• Applied Sports Management
• Criminal Law 2 (International Criminal Law)

Year two

• Tort Law
• Contract Law
• EU Law
• Tort Law 2 (Intellectual Property and Media Law)
• Contract Law 2 (Consumer and Commercial Law)
• Sports Journalism and Media Relations
• Experience and Employment

Year three

• Property Law 1 (Land Law)
• Extended Essay in Law
• Employment Law
• Property Law 2 (Equity and Trusts)
• Sports and the Law
• Global Perspectives on the Sports Industry
• Sports Marketing Campaign

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• Liberal Arts BA (Hons) history, english, media, film, politics, theology, creative writing
• Available with a foundation year

Liberal Arts BA (Hons)

Whether you aspire to run arts venues, curate exhibitions, work in government or create films, start your career with a degree in Liberal Arts. Discover creative methods of engagement and leadership that will help you to shape the future of our cultural, heritage, political and creative industries. 

• Complete the degree as a traditional three-year programme or as an accelerated two-year programme with two summer school intensives.
• Study a cross-section of Humanities subjects, with the option to major in a subject area, should you choose to specialise.
• There are behind the scenes field trips to cultural institutions and industry-led work placements available.
• Opportunities to engage in public presentation and creative projects through media outputs, film and podcasts.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Liberal Arts.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Rethinking Modernity
• The Public Role of the Arts and Humanities
• Current Writers and Writing
• Introduction to Narrative
• London Theatre
• Introduction to Critical Theory
• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Doing History
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• What is Politics?
• Introduction to International Relations
• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• Working with the Liberal Arts
• Researching the Liberal Arts
• Writing Lyrics and Poetry
• Writing Genre Fiction
• Journalism 1: News Writing
• The Publishing Industry
• Curating London
• Gothic Cultures 1760-1900
• Romanticism: English Literature and its Background 1776-1832
• Narrative and Identity in the 19th Century Novel
• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Documentary and World Cinema
• Multimedia Production
• Screenwriting 1
• Liberty or Death: The French Revolution
• Australia: Great Southern Land
• Popular Culture, Politics and History
• Public Histories
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• Modernity and Global Societies
• Political Economy of Global Development
• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Medieval Islamic Thought
• Religion in Contemporary Society
• Bioethics
• Theological Anthropology
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Responsible Leadership in the 21st Century
• An Interdisciplinary Encounter With the Sacred

Year three

• Dissertation/Independent Project
• Creative Non-Fiction
• Writing Adaptations
• Writing Children’s Fiction
• Modernisms in English Literature
• Literature and the Unconscious
• New Voices: Twentieth-Century Literature
• The Paradox of Horror
• Screenwriting 2
• Disney and Animation
• The Beatles and the Counterculture
• Renaissance Kingship
• Liberating Histories
• Nations and Nationalisms
• Political Communication
• International Organisations
• Global Media
• Hindu Texts
• Metaethics
• Theology and Culture
• Religion and Politics
• Christian Ethics
• Christian Spirituality
• Ecclesiology and Mariology
• Sacramental Theology
• Gospel of John
• Ecumenism and Interfaith

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• Liberal Arts (Accelerated) BA (Hons) history, english, media, film, poltiics, theology, creative writing
• Available with a foundation year

Liberal Arts (Accelerated) BA (Hons)

Whether you aspire to run arts venues, curate exhibitions, work in government, or create films, start your career with a degree in Liberal Arts. Discover creative methods of engagement and leadership that will help you to shape the future of our cultural, heritage, political and creative industries, with a two-year degree in Liberal Arts.

• Graduate in just 2 years by studying over both summer periods at the St Mary’s Liberal Arts Summer School.
• Study a cross-section of Humanities subjects, with the option to major in a subject area, should you choose to specialise.
• Behind the scenes field trips to cultural institutions and industry-led work placements are available.
• Opportunities to engage in public presentation and creative projects through media outputs, film and podcasts.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Liberal Arts (Accelerated).

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Rethinking Modernity
• The Public Role of the Arts and Humanities
• Aesthetics
• Renaissance London
• Popular Culture and the Arts and Humanities
• From Enlightenment to Romanticism
• Current Writers and Writing
• Introduction to Narrative
• Introduction to Critical Theory
• London Theatre
• Film, Style and Form
• Digital Cultures
• Media History
• Digital Production
• British Film and TV
• Doing History
• Revolutions and Rebellions
• What is Politics?
• Introduction to International Relations
• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• Working with the Liberal Arts
• Researching the Liberal Arts
• Dissertation/Independent Project
• In and Out of the Gothic
• Writing Genre Fiction
• Writing Lyrics and Poetry
• Writing Adaptations
• Writing Children’s Fiction
• Romanticism: English Literature and its Background 1776-1832
• Gothic Cultures 1760-1900
• Literature and the Unconscious
• New Voices: Twentieth-Century Literature
• North American Cinema
• Screen Theory and Criticism
• Disney and Animation
• The Beatles and the Counterculture
• Liberty or Death: The French Revolution
• Australia: Great Southern Land
• Collective Memory and the Second World War
• Nations and Nationalisms
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• Modernity and Global Societies
• International Organisations
• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Theology and Culture
• Religion and Politics
• Sacramental Theology
• Gospel of John
• Ecumenism and Interfaith
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Responsible Leadership in the 21st Century

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• Nutrition BSc (Hons) health, nutritionist degree
• Available with a foundation year

Nutrition BSc (Hons)

Our nutrition course will give you the skills required for the application of nutritional science in various fields and enhance your employability. You will deepen your understanding of how the body uses nutrients and the impact diet has on our overall health, including the development of disease.

• Accredited by the Association for Nutrition (subject to AfN re-accreditation)
• Provides an overview of the relationship between diet, health and fitness and explores solutions to the nutrition-related health issues in society today
• Access to our Nutrition Suite for use in practical sessions and an Air Displacement Plethysmograph (BodPod)

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Nutrition.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Energy and Nutrition
• Research Methods 1
• Micronutrients
• Introductory Physiology and Biochemistry
• Food Science and Novel Foods
• Food Choice and Control of Food Intake

Year two

• Lifespan Nutrition
• Nutritional and PA Assessment
• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Nutrition for Health and Disease
• Research Methods
• Sports Nutrition

Year three

• Research Project
• Public Health
• Management of Weight and Associated Clinical Conditions
• Nutrition and the Athlete
• Nutrition and Genetics
• Managing in the Workplace
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• Physical Education and Sports Coaching FdSc sport coaching, sports, pe football, personal training, coaching courses, physical education

Physical Education and Sports Coaching FdSc

This two-year foundation degree course is aimed at individuals who are currently working or gaining experience within physical education settings and the sports coaching industry, or those looking to become a physical education teacher or sports coach.

• Strong focus on personal development enables you to develop a CV and enhance your career opportunities
• Substantial vocational aspect to the programme
• Flexible two-day a week schedule
• Opportunity to study for one further year to achieve an undergraduate degree on either BSc Sports Coaching Science or BA Physical Education, Sport and Youth Development after successful completion of the programme

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Coaching Process 1
• Fundamentals of Sport Psychology and Skill Acquisition
• Holistic Development of the Young Person 1
• Introduction to Teaching and Coaching Games
• Health and Wellbeing
• Professional Development

Year two

• Skill Acquisition 1
• Experience and Employment in Sport
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Experience and Employment in Education
• Research Proposal
• Coaching Process 2
• Teaching and Coaching Games
• Adapted Physical Activity, PE and Sport 1
• Developing Creativity within Individual Activities
• Teaching and Learning 1
• Notational Analysis

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• Physical Education, Sport and Youth Development BA (Hons) sport, sports, pe coaching
• Available with a foundation year

Physical Education, Sport and Youth Development BA (Hons)

The Physical Education, Sport and Youth Development degree at St Mary’s provides you with a critical understanding of the physical, social, pedagogical and educational aspects of Physical Education and Sport. This will take place through a theoretical and applied approach that requires you to engage as active learners in a variety of practical and theoretical contexts. 

• Designed specifically for anyone wishing to pursue careers in teaching, special educational needs and disability settings and youth coaching in able-bodied and adapted sports.
• Develop and explore the practical application of PE and sports coaching, as well as wider considerations, such as philosophy, sociology and adapted physical education and sport.
• Gives you a critical understanding of the physical, social, pedagogical and educational aspects of physical education, sport and youth development.
• School-based observation and applied activity sessions.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Physical Education, Sport and Youth Development.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Holistic Development of the Young Person 1
• Learning in Context
• Introduction to Teaching and Coaching Games
• Introduction to Creativity and Individual Activities
• Introduction to Equality and Diversity in PE and Sport
• Health and Wellbeing

Year two

• Professional Practice 1
• Teaching and Learning 1
• Research Proposal
• Teaching and Coaching Games
• Developing Creativity within Individual Activities
• Contemporary Issues in PE and Sport
• Adapted Physical Activity, PE and Sport 1

Year three

• Professional Practice 2
• Research Project
• Teaching and Learning in Secondary Physical Education
• Applied Teaching and Coaching Pedagogy
• Coach Education, Development and Mentoring
• Advanced Contemporary Issues in PE and Sport
• Adapted Physical Activity, PE and Sport 2
• Teaching and Learning in Primary Physical Education
• Youth Talent Development

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• Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)
• Available with a foundation year

Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)

Develop a reflective understanding of the world of politics in its local, national and international contexts. Understand the key theories, ideologies and developments that shape the current political climate.

• This degree programme is taught by a mix of expert academics and industry professionals, offering the best possible balance of academic and practical expertise.
• The course is designed in collaboration with leading politics, public communication and policy professionals.
• There are options to study abroad and undertake industry work placements while on this course.
• Proximity to political institutions in Central London.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Politics and International Relations.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• What is Politics?
• Introduction to Political Economy
• British Politics
• Comparative Politics
• Introduction to International Relations
• Art and Power
• Revolutions and Rebellions

Year two

• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Theory, Practice and History of Diplomacy
• Political Economy of Global Development
• Research Methods in the Social Sciences
• Political Ideologies
• EU Politics and Policy
• Race and Ethnicity in the US
• Religion and Reason

Year three

• Political Communication
• Global and Social Economic Trends
• International Organisations
• Independent Research Project
• Capstone Project
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Counter Radicalisation and Terrorism
• Modern Slavery, Trafficking and Organised Crime
• Nations and Nationalisms
• Civil Rights in the US

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• Primary Education with QTS BA (Hons) teaching, primary, teacher TeacherTraining
• Available with a foundation year

Primary Education with QTS BA (Hons)

This course combines a degree with a qualification to teach (QTS). Education programmes at St Mary's ranked as number one in London according to the Guardian University League Tables 2020.

• St Mary’s graded ‘outstanding’ in all areas of teacher training (Ofsted 2019).
• 92% teaching satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• 98% of students from this course are employed or in further study 15 months after graduating (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020)

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Primary Education with QTS.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• School Experience 1
• Professional Studies 1: Teaching and Learning
• Core English 1
• Core Mathematics 1
• English, Mathematics and Science Subject Knowledge Audits 1
• Core Science 1
• Core Physical Education 1
• Core Foreign Languages 1
• The Broader Curriculum: Expression
• The Broader Curriculum: Communication
• The Broader Curriculum: Innovation

Year two

• School Experience 2
• Professional Studies 2: Valuing Learners as Individuals
• Core English 2
• Core Mathematics 2
• English, Mathematics and Science Subject Knowledge Audits 2
• Core Science 2
• Core Physical Education 2
• Core Foreign Languages 2
• Cross Curricular Learning
• Elective Module 1

Year three

• School Experience 3
• Professional Studies 3: Promoting Progression
• Core English 3
• Core Mathematics 3
• English, Mathematics and Science Subject Knowledge Audits 3
• Core Science 3
• Core Physical Education 3
• Core Foreign Languages 3
• Personal Research Project in Primary Education
• Elective Module 2

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• Psychology BSc (Hons) counselling, therapy
• Available with a foundation year

Psychology BSc (Hons)

The Psychology degree at St Mary’s provides you with a scientific understanding of the mind, brain and behaviour. Alongside the academic content of the programme you will gain transferable skills, including the capacity for self-directed, reflective learning and project management.

• Accredited by the British Psychological Society.
• Psychology at St Mary’s is ranked 1st in London for teaching satisfaction and 2nd in London for course satisfaction (Guardian University Guide 2021).
• Eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership with the BPS.
• Rose 42 places in 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Psychology.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Research Methods and Statistics 1
• Research Methods and Statistics 2
• Introduction to Social and Developmental Psychology
• Introduction to Cognitive and Biological Psychology
• Everyday Psychology
• Deconstructing Psychology

Year two

• Qualitative Research Methods and Analysis
• Quantitative Research Methods and Statistics
• The Social Brain
• The Developing Mind
• Frontiers in Psychology
• Transferable Skills for Employment
• Contributing to the Community
• Experience and Employment in Education
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Experience and Employment in Sport
• The Primary Classroom: A Practical Approach

Year three

• Independent Project
• Applied Child Psychology
• Psychology of Education
• Political Psychology
• Health Psychology
• Perception
• Counselling Psychology
• Psychology of Intimate Relationships
• Psychopathology and Deviant Behaviour
• Managing in the Workplace
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• Sport and Exercise Nutrition BSc (Hons) health science
• Available with a foundation year

Sport and Exercise Nutrition BSc (Hons)

The impact of tailored, evidence-driven sports nutrition advice is well recognised for everyone, whether running 5K for the first time or competing at the Olympics.

• Meets standards of the Sport and Exercise Nutrition Register.
• Students have access to excellent sports facilities and BASES accredited laboratories.
• Taught by sports nutrition practitioners and academics.
• There are a range of sport scholarships and coaching bursaries available.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sport and Exercise Nutrition.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Energy and Nutrition
• Micronutrients
• Research Methods 1
• Physiology of Exercise
• Food Science and Novel Foods
• Professional Skills for Nutritionists

Year two

• Nutritional and PA Assessment
• Research Methods
• Physiology of Training
• Sports Nutrition
• Social Psychology of Sport
• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Nutrition and PA for Health and Disease Prevention
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Experience and Employment in Sport

Year three

• Research Project
• Nutrition and the Athlete
• Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
• Weight Management
• Applied Sport Psychology
• Environmental Physiology
• Managing in the Workplace
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Building a Start-up Business

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• Sport and Exercise Science BSc (Hons) sport, sports biology, biomedical
• Available with a foundation year

Sport and Exercise Science BSc (Hons)

Sport science is the application of scientific principles to human performance via the interdisciplinary approaches of physiology, psychology and biomechanics.

• This degree programme is endorsed by British Association of Sport and Exercise Scientists (BASES).
• Facilities include the Performance Education Centre, physiology, psychology labs and environmental chamber.
• Opportunities to work with professional sports teams and affiliated societies.
• Rose 27 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sport and Exercise Science.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Introduction to Research
• Physiology of Exercise
• Fundamentals of Sport Psychology and Skill Acquisition
• Functional Anatomy
• Fundamentals of Biomechanics
• Practical Field Tests in Sport

Year two

• Research Methods
• Physiology of Training
• Social Psychology of Sport
• Neuromechanics of Human Movement
• Sports Biomechanics
• Testing and Monitoring in Sport
• Contemporary Issues in PE and Sport
• Skill Acquisition 1
• Notational Analysis
• Experience and Employment in Sport

Year three

• Research Project
• Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
• Environmental Physiology
• Applied Sport Psychology
• Experimental Biomechanics
• Applied Biomechanics
• Performance Analysis
• Professional Observation
• Issues in Sport, Health and Exercise
• Advanced Skill Acquisition
• Advanced Contemporary Issues in PE and Sport

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• Sport Psychology BSc (Hons) science, counselling,
• Available with a foundation year

Sport Psychology BSc (Hons)

A Sport Psychology degree provides you with the understanding to optimise athletic performance and well-being by studying the psychology behind sport. You will explore key factors affecting sports performance, such as anxiety, self-confidence, motivation, stress, coping, concentration and sport injury.

• Accredited by the British Psychological Society.
• Excellent sports facilities and laboratories.
• Small class sizes create a community environment.
• Rose 42 places in 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sport Psychology.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Research Methods and Statistics 1
• Introduction to Social and Developmental Psychology
• Fundamentals of Sport Psychology and Skill Acquisition
• Research Methods and Statistics 2
• Introduction to Cognitive and Biological Psychology
• Everyday Psychology
• Physiology of Exercise
• Fundamentals of Biomechanics
• Practical Field Tests in Sport

Year two

• Qualitative Research Methods and Analysis
• The Social Brain
• Quantitative Research Methods and Statistics
• The Developing Mind
• Social Psychology of Sport
• Physiology of Training
• Sports Biomechanics
• Skill Acquisition 1
• Contemporary Insights Into Sport Psychology
• Contributing to the Community
• Experience and Employment in Sport
• Experience and Employment in Education

Year three

• Independent Project
• Applied Sport Psychology
• Psychology of Attention
• Political Psychology
• Health Psychology
• Psychology of Intimate Relationships
• Experimental Biomechanics
• The Enterprising Workplace
• Applied Child Psychology
• Psychology of Education
• Perception
• Advanced Skill Acquisition
• Environmental Physiology
• Managing in the Workplace

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• Sport Rehabilitation BSc (Hons) rehab, therapy, sport rehab Physiotherapy, sport, sports, massage, Physiotherapist, physio
• Available with a foundation year

Sport Rehabilitation BSc (Hons)

Please note: We are not currently accepting applications for BSc Sport Rehabilitation as this programme is now at full capacity. If you would like to be notified if we re-open during clearing for entry in 2022 please complete our online form – register your interest.
     
Alternatively, you may be interested in applying for one of the following undergraduate degrees.
   
Sport and Exercise Science
Strength and Conditioning Science    
    
   
A practical and vocational programme - professionally accredited by the British Association of Sport Rehabilitatiors and Trainers (BASRaT) - providing you with the skills required to work in sports and healthcare settings.

• Taught by research-active academics and clinical practitioners.
• There is an onsite teaching clinic where you can practice and enhance your clinical skills under supervision.
• There are a range of high-quality placements provided in professional sport or clinical practice.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sport Rehabilitation.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Research Methods 1
• Clinical Human Anatomy
• Clinical Assessment of Neuromusculoskeletal Injury
• Exercise Physiology and Prescription
• Patient Management 1
• Biomechanics 1

Year two

• Clinical Placement 1
• Patient Management 2
• Rehabilitation 1
• Athlete Management 1
• Research Methods 2
• Biomechanics 2

Year three

• Clinical Placement 2
• Patient Management 3
• Rehabilitation 2
• Athlete Management 2
• Late Stage Rehabilitation
• Research Methods 3

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• Sports Coaching Science BSc (Hons) sport, sports, personal football
• Available with a foundation year

Sports Coaching Science BSc (Hons)

Designed for real world challenges in contemporary coaching, three strands run through the degree: coaching process, skill acquisition and performance analysis.

• Superb national and local links to organisations within the industry.
• Access to excellent sports facilities, laboratories and strength and conditioning suite.
• 92% satisfaction rating in the National Student Survey 2021.
• Coaching opportunities available on campus and in the local area.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sports Coaching Science.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Coaching Process 1
• Introduction to Research
• Fundamentals of Sport Psychology and Skill Acquisition
• Physiology of Exercise
• Field Based Movement Techniques
• Fundamentals of Biomechanics

Year two

• Skill Acquisition 1
• Research Methods
• Coaching Process 2
• Notational Analysis
• Physiology of Training
• Social Psychology of Sport
• Sports Biomechanics
• The Aspiring Entrepreneur
• Experience and Employment in Education
• Experience and Employment in Business
• Experience and Employment in Sport

Year three

• Research Project
• Coaching in the Workplace
• Annual Planning
• Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
• Applied Sport Psychology
• Experimental Biomechanics
• Contemporary Issues in Sports Coaching
• Performance Analysis
• Advanced Skill Acquisition

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• Sports Communications and Marketing BA (Hons) media sport, sports
• Available with a foundation year

Sports Communications and Marketing BA (Hons)

Sports Communications and Marketing is a practical degree that combines specialist industry knowledge with a range of transferable skills in communications and marketing.

• St Mary's University is the top university in London for Sport.
• Students gain digital skills training underpinned by critical knowledge and understanding.
• Modules are taught in collaboration with industry professionals.
• Rose 26 places in the 2023 Complete University Guide

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sports Communications and Marketing.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Principles and Practices of Communications
• Introduction to the Sports and Leisure Industries
• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Consumer, Shopper and Audience Behaviour
• Sport, Culture and History
• Design and Visual Narratives
• Digital Marketing and Data Insights

Year two

• Sports Journalism and Media Relations
• Entrepreneurship and Professionalism
• Research Methods in Social Sciences
• Behavioural Economics
• Managing Sports Events
• Magazine Design
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation

Year three

• Ethics in Communications and Marketing
• Global Media
• Independent Study Project
• Sports Marketing Campaign
• Entrepreneurial and Online Journalism
• Political Communication
• The Enterprising Workplace

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• Sports Management BA (Hons) management sport, sports
• Available with a foundation year

Sports Management BA (Hons)

Sports Management is a practical degree that will prepare you academically and professionally to hit the ground running in the sports and leisure industries.

• This degree programme is dual accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). Students who successfully pass all mapped modules will be eligible to be awarded a Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership (subject to CMI moderation).
• There are work placement opportunities integrated into the second and third year of the programme.
• A range of scholarships and bursaries are available to new undergraduate students.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Sports Management.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Contemporary Marketing Practice
• Introduction to Management
• Sport, Culture and History
• Introduction to the Sports and Leisure Industries
• Financial Management
• Human Resource Management in Sport

Year two

• Fundamentals of Accounting
• Research Methods in Sport
• Experience and Employment in Sport
• Sports Journalism and Media Relations
• Sports and the Law
• Starting a Business Venture
• Marketing Strategy and Implementation
• Managing Sports Events
• Investigation in Employment Practice
• Investigation in Employment Practice
• Behavioural Economics

Year three

• Independent Project in Sport
• Independent Study
• Contemporary Issues in Sport Management
• Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
• Digital Business
• Sports Sponsorship and Promotions
• Global Perspectives on the Sports Industry
• Managing in the Workplace
• Sports Marketing Campaign
• International Strategic Management
• Management Consultancy Project
• Social Enterprise
• Contemporary Issues in Marketing
• Marketing Consultancy Project

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• Sports Performance Analysis and Talent Identification BSc (Hons) sport football, scouting, data, scout, science

Sports Performance Analysis and Talent Identification BSc (Hons)

Have an eye for talent? The first step toward your future career as a scout or analyst begins with a degree in Performance Analysis and Talent Identification.

• Two-year accelerated degree to maximise your future earning capacity
• Access to industry-specific technology, excellent sports facilities and BASES accredited laboratories
• Opportunity to gain professional experience on placement with elite organisations
• Blended learning programme taught online and on our historic London campus to allow flexibility with your learning

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Introduction to Performance Analysis
• Introduction to Data Analysis
• Holistic Development
• Applied Performance Analysis
• Applied Data Analysis
• Youth Talent Development
• Performance Analysis and Talent ID Research
• Professional Placement
• Individual Analysis

Year two

• Professional Placement
• Professional Project
• Advanced Principles of Talent Identification
• Recruitment Analysis
• Role of the Analyst
• Professional Development
• Reflection in Professional Practice
• Dissemination of Research

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• Strength and Conditioning Science BSc (Hons) sport, sports
• Available with a foundation year

Strength and Conditioning Science BSc (Hons)

Strength and Conditioning Science is associated with the physical preparation and coaching of sports performers.

• UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) accreditation.
• This degree has numerous partnerships with professional clubs and organisations for students to gain necessary coaching experience.
• Facilities favoured by Olympic athletes.
• There are opportunities to study abroad for a semester in year two.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Strength and Conditioning Science.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Introduction to Research
• Fundamentals of Strength and Conditioning Techniques
• Field Based Movement Techniques
• Introduction to Strength Training Techniques
• Physiology of Exercise
• Functional Anatomy

Year two

• Research Methods
• Skill Acquisition 1
• Sports Biomechanics
• Physiology of Training
• Neuromechanics of Human Movement
• Strength and Conditioning in Practice

Year three

• Research Project
• Organisation of Training
• Science in the Workplace
• Return to Play
• Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology
• Experimental Biomechanics

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• Technical Theatre BA (Hons) theatre, drama acting

Technical Theatre BA (Hons)

This innovative fast track, two year degree combines the best of University education with the best of Drama School training in order to produce the future generation of theatre technicians who are not only technically competent but alive to the changing creative demands of this fast moving industry.

• Drama St Mary’s offers Pre-UCAS interviews and auditions that give you feedback before you apply through UCAS.
• A range of scholarships are available for undergraduate students.
• Taught by theatre professionals and academics.
• Employment-focused course.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• The Design Process
• Stage Lighting
• Stage Management
• Costume
• Sound
• Puppets and Props
• Scenic Construction
• Production Placement

Year two

• Creative Thinking
• Digital Film Production
• Production Management
• Specialist Study
• Industry Placement
• TV Production
• Set Design
• Company Management

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• Theology, Religion, and Ethics BA (Hons) religion, religious
• Available with a foundation year

Theology, Religion, and Ethics BA (Hons)

A course that trains you for a digital, global age in which theological insight and religious literacy matter more than ever.

• Ranked 4th in the UK in The Guardian University Guide
• Opportunities to visit international sites of religious significance, such as Jerusalem or Rome.
• You will receive teaching and tuition from top-level academic experts drawn from the St Mary's theological research centres.
• Combine your studies with Education Studies.

The foundation year pathway offers applicants without traditional qualifications or grades an alternative route to studying Theology, Religion, and Ethics.

Course content

Module descriptions are available on the full course webpage.

Year one

• Foundations in Biblical Interpretation
• Key Concepts in World Religions
• Introduction to an Ancient Language
• Fundamentals of Systematic Theology
• The Nature of Religion
• Introduction to Ethics

Year two

• God in Christ
• Religion and Reason
• Ecclesiology
• Bioethics
• Medieval Islamic Thought
• Theological Anthropology
• Synoptic Gospels
• Liturgical Theology
• Religion in Contemporary Society

Year three

• Dissertation
• Extended Essay
• Hindu Texts
• Metaethics
• Theology and Culture
• Religion and Politics
• Sacramental Theology
• Christian Ethics
• Christian Spirituality
• Gospel of John

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