Public Service (Top-Up) (BA (Hons))

Anglia Ruskin University ARU the United Kingdom

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The award
BA (Hons)

How long you will study
1 Years

Domestic course fees
GBP 9250 per year

How you will study
full-time

Course starts
September

International course fees
GBP 13100 per year

All study options

About Public Service (Top-Up) at Anglia Ruskin University ARU

Top up your FdA or HND Public Service to an honours degree on this course co-created by public service employers. Advance your skills and knowledge in specialist areas such as youth justice and psychology, and find out what drives policy in the UK’s public services today.

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Study options for this course

The award How you will study How long you will study Course starts Domestic course fees International course fees
The awardBA (Hons)How you will studyFull-timeHow long you will study1 year
Course startsSeptemberDomestic course feesGBP 9250 per yearInternational course feesGBP 13100 per year

Entry requirements

If English is not your first language you will be expected to demonstrate a certificated level of proficiency of at least IELTS 7.0 ( Academic level), or equivalent English Language qualification, as recognised by Anglia Ruskin University.