(IELTS) score of 6.5 or an?equivalent qualificationapproved by the University
GradeGCE A-levelA*AA (A*A in Mathematics and a Science with a pass in the associated Practical) Acceptable Science - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Geology, Further MathematicsGCE A-level and EPQ A*AB (A*A in Mathematics and an acceptable Science, see above, with a pass in the associated Practical) with grade A in the Extended Project
Our four-year MEng Civil Engineering is identical to the BEng for the first three years. The additional masters year focuses on design, management and teamwork -key skills that are highly valued by employers. Students can also take the Industrial Placement Year, providing the opportunity for a year-long placement with an engineering-based organisation.
(IELTS) score of 6.5 or an?equivalent qualificationapproved by the University
GradeGCE A-levelA*AA (A*A in Mathematics and a Science with a pass in the associated Practical) Acceptable Science - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Geology, Further MathematicsGCE A-level and EPQ A*AB (A*A in Mathematics and an acceptable Science, see above, with a pass in the associated Practical) with grade A in the Extended Project
Our four-year MEng Civil Engineering and Architecture course offers a crossover between civil engineering and architecture with a specific focus on structural engineering, effectively preparing you for working across a diverse range of projects within professional practice. Students can also take the Industrial Placement Year, providing the opportunity for a year-long placement with an engineering-based organisation.
AAB across 3 A Levels in any subjectOrABB across 3 A Levels in any subject plus an A in the EPQOrABB across 3 A Levels including at least one A Level at Grade B or above in Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics or a ScienceOrBBB across 3 A Levels including an A in the EPQ and at least one A Level at Grade B in Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics or a Science
This programme combines the study of criminology with the study of psychology and allows you to explore the unique aspects of two complementary subjects whose practitioners increasingly share ideas, approaches and research interests. The programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society.
GradeGCE A-levelABB At least one subject must have a quantitative component e.g. Mathematic, Economics, Geography, Psychology. Subjects not accepted General Studies. EPQ Alternative offer BBB with grade A in the Extended Project if the Extended Project is using quantitative techniques.
The aim of the BSc in Quantitative Social Science is to provide students with a broad understanding of the social world alongside a rigorous training in quantitative techniques and data analysis skills. Students will be given advanced quantitative methods training alongside data management and interpretation competences that will be attractive to a wide range of employers in the public, private, charitable and academic sectors. These skills will be set in the context of a wide range of social science topics, focused around politics, international relations, sociology, social policy, criminology and demography. Therefore students will complete the degree understanding about both theoretical and practical aspects of social science.
GradeGCE A-levelAAB (excluding general studies):Biology must be offered at A-level (B) along with at least one other A-level science subjectA-level Science subjects considered include:A-levelBiology (minimum grade B)Other science A-levelsChemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Psychology, Environmental Science, Geology, GeographyWe do offer entry through a one year Science Foundation programme designed to enable you to qualify for entry to Honours degree programmes in Biological Sciences if you have not studied the appropriate Science subjects at GCE A level or an equivalent standard in other s approved by the University. It is particularly appropriate if you are a mature student or if you have obtained good grades in non-science A levels.
Develop your passion for the natural environment and equip yourself with the skills to work in conservation and ecology with Southampton's three-year BSc Ecology Conservation degree.
GradeGCE A-levelAAB. For biology degrees, biology must be offered at A level (minimum grade B) with at least one other A level science subject. A level science subjects considered include chemistry, physics, mathematics, psychology, environmental studies, geography and geologyApplicants only offering A Level Biology willbe considered on a case by case basis.
overall IELTS score of 6.5 with not less than 6.5 in Reading and Writing, 6.0 in Listening and Speaking
GradeGCE A-levelAAB to ABB with a Grade B in Mathematics at AS Level.Where an applicant has already achieved Grade C in AS Level Mathematics but is taking Mathematics to A Level, we will require Grade B to be achieved in A Level Mathematics. Where AS Level Mathematics is not available for study then a Grade B in A Level Mathematics is required. Alternatively, a Grade B in A Level Physics or Statistics can also be accepted in lieu of a Grade B in AS Level Mathematics.Applicants taking the Extended Project (EPQ) will also be made an alternative offer one grade below the standard offer, conditional on an A grade in the EPQ.Successful candidates with A Level Philosophy, English, Religious Studies, Classical Civilisation, Sociology or Government and Politics will receive an offer of ABB. Successful candidates without an A Level in these subjects will usually receive an offer of AAB.
Book your placeVisit us at an Open Day Introducing your courseAn Economics and Philosophy degree at Southampton provides you with an excellent and rigorous education exploring human welfare and social justice, political ideals and economic realities. During the BA in Economics and Philosophy at Southampton you will gain an in-depth knowledge of the core areas of economics and philosophy while also pursuing your own interests through optional modules.
