Levels 3-7 Explained

All of our three-to seven-year degree programmes go beyond mainstream thought and practises, fostering intellectual enquiry and creative mastery.

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3-7 Explained

Welcome to graduate studies at Richmond College, a world-class institution of higher education. Our undergraduate students representing over 120 countries embody the diverse, inclusive, and socially-minded spirit that shapes our world.

The Level-3 Course is a 120-credit course equivalent to 2 A levels. The course comprises 6 modules and 6 written assignments. This course provides entry onto the first year of an Undergraduate Degree or Level-4 study.

Level-4 is equivalent to the first year of a Bachelor’s Degree programme. The Level-4 course comprises 10 modules and 8 assignments, equivalent to 120 university credits.

Level-5 is equivalent to the second year of a Bachelor’s Degree programme. It is also equal to an HND diploma. The Level-5 course also has 10 modules and 8 assignments, giving the student 120 university credits upon completion.

Upon completing a Level-6 course, you will be eligible for admission onto a Postgraduate Business programme, including an MBA course. The level-6 course comprises 10 modules and 6 written assignments.

The Level-7 course carries 120 credits, giving entry onto the MBA Top-Up (one module or one module + dissertation). The course can be completed online or on campus at a recognized university in the UK or overseas. Our level-7 comprises 30 modules and 8 written assignments.

For an official breakdown of what each level means: please visit www.gov.uk  (click here)



 

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