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Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)

The Award is designed to contribute towards the skills, knowledge and understanding for the Lifelong Learning Sector (LLUK) introductory standards. The qualification provides a firm practical foundation for those new to teaching and training or those wishing to teach or train. It is designed as a qualification which will equip a wide range of teachers/trainers/tutors and facilitators (e.g., support staff and technicians) to deliver learning. This Award has been designed to fully meet new statutory requirements for those teaching in the Learning and Skills Sector. From September 2007, the PTLLS Award will be a mandatory minimum qualification for all those teaching in the Learning and Skills Sector. Upon successful completion of this Award students will be conferred with a Threshold status to teach

BA (Hons) Business Management

This course develops creativity, enterprise, problem solving and decision making abilities through a range of skills and knowledge relevant to modern business. The course is designed to meet employers' needs and to create graduates who have a sound grasp of business and good transferable skills.

BA (Hons) Business Management and Marketing

This degree will develop students' creativity, enterprise, problem solving and decision making abilities through a range of skills and knowledge relevant to modern business. The course is designed to meet employers' needs and to create graduates who have a sound grasp of marketing management and good transferable skills.

BA (Hons) Business Management with Finance

This course develops students' creativity, enterprise, problem solving and decision making abilities through a range of skills and knowledge relevant to modern business.

BA (Hons) Business Management with Human Resource Management

This degree develops students' creativity, enterprise, problem solving and decision making abilities through a range of skills and knowledge relevant to modern business. The course is designed to meet employers' needs and to create graduates who have a sound grasp of human resource management and good transferable skills

BA (Hons) Children, Young People and Policy

Children, Young People and Policy is an e-learning degree programme which offers students a flexible and innovative approach to learning via new media. Contemporary children’s and young people’s services require a skilled, competent and confident workforce which is based on a commitment to multi-professionalism, ethical practice and professional integrity. Children, Young People and Policy is a transdisciplinary degree underpinned by children’s rights and developing integrated and responsive services for children, young people and families. This course examines the key principles of inter-agency and multi-disciplinary working and incorporates professional leadership and management to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities for children and young people.

BA (Hons) Computer Games Design

This course concerns itself with the production of working digital games in both teams and individually. From the first year students are are introduced to the whole production pipeline from initial concept, design documentation, pitching, prototyping, developing, play-testing through to completed working games

BA (Hons) Criminology and Youth Studies

Students develop a questioning and critical approach to the understanding of criminal behaviour, young people and society. Students also gain skills in analysing theories and evidence, and applying research methods to develop knowledge

BA (Hons) Dance in the Community

This course is at the forefront of community dance development, at the heart of the regeneration of the Ipswich Waterfront, with exciting new facilities that support its cultural, social, artistic and academic development. There are numerous opportunities for a career in dance in the community. These include teaching in schools, delivering dance within a health setting or prison and working with youth groups, elderly dancers and participants with specific physical or learning needs. There are also opportunities in arts administration and event management

BA (Hons) Design

BA (Hons) Design is a unique degree taught in a friendly and supportive environment which embraces a range of disciplines in the first year with the opportunity to specialise in year two. This broad based approach enables students to produce some highly original and innovative work. Students on the course have a strong record of winning national competitions and gaining meaningful employment upon graduation. Past students have progressed to employment in graphic/textile design studios, advertising agencies, publishers, teaching, arts administration, fashion and interior accessories, textiles, furniture and ceramic design. Others have set up their own studios and worked on a freelance or self employed basis. Students have also progressed to postgraduate level at a number of institutions including the Royal College of Art. The well lit studios have fantastic views of the sea and create an inspiring atmosphere in which to learn.