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The open door of a university building at dusk, warm light spilling out onto worn stone steps leading up to it - the Certificate of Higher Education as the first year of a degree.
A CertHE is 120 credits at Level 4, the same level as the first year of a degree. What it is worth, how it compares to an HNC, and what it leads to.
A thick cut-paper ring: two thirds closed in navy, the final third in coral lifted clear of the surface, representing the final year of a Bachelor's degree taken on its own.
A top-up degree is the final year of a UK Bachelor's, taken on its own. Who qualifies, and whether Student Finance covers it.
A hand holding a Statement of Comparability beside an open doorway
A UK ENIC Statement of Comparability costs £69.60 and takes 15 working days. Many UK universities assess international qualifications without one.
Editorial illustration of a padlock springing open, representing the removal of the rule that blocked funding for a second qualification
From January 2027 the LLE replaces undergraduate student loans in England. Here is what it means if you have studied before, and how much of the £39,160 you have left.
A woman in her 30s working on an architectural model at a studio desk with drawings
Becoming a registered architect takes the Part 1, 2 and 3 route plus experience - here is how it works as an adult, what is changing by 2028, and how Student Finance helps.
A man in his 40s standing at a project planning board with charts and sticky notes in an office
You do not need a degree to manage projects - but the routes in differ a lot. Degree, project-support, apprenticeship or experience, the APM and PRINCE2 qualifications, and how funding works.
A woman in her late 30s reviewing a data dashboard on a monitor at an office desk
You do not need A-levels to become a data analyst. The four real routes in - degree, apprenticeship, Skills Bootcamp or self-taught - what each costs, and how funding works.
A psychologist in a warm consulting room during a therapy session, taking notes
A long but open road for adults: the three stages to becoming a psychologist, the ways in without A-levels, and how the early stages get funded (and the doctorate paid).
The open door of a university building at dusk, warm light spilling out onto worn stone steps leading up to it - the Certificate of Higher Education as the first year of a degree.
A CertHE is 120 credits at Level 4, the same level as the first year of a degree. What it is worth, how it compares to an HNC, and what it leads to.
A thick cut-paper ring: two thirds closed in navy, the final third in coral lifted clear of the surface, representing the final year of a Bachelor's degree taken on its own.
A top-up degree is the final year of a UK Bachelor's, taken on its own. Who qualifies, and whether Student Finance covers it.
A hand holding a Statement of Comparability beside an open doorway
A UK ENIC Statement of Comparability costs £69.60 and takes 15 working days. Many UK universities assess international qualifications without one.
Editorial illustration of a padlock springing open, representing the removal of the rule that blocked funding for a second qualification
From January 2027 the LLE replaces undergraduate student loans in England. Here is what it means if you have studied before, and how much of the £39,160 you have left.
A woman in her 30s working on an architectural model at a studio desk with drawings
Becoming a registered architect takes the Part 1, 2 and 3 route plus experience - here is how it works as an adult, what is changing by 2028, and how Student Finance helps.
A man in his 40s standing at a project planning board with charts and sticky notes in an office
You do not need a degree to manage projects - but the routes in differ a lot. Degree, project-support, apprenticeship or experience, the APM and PRINCE2 qualifications, and how funding works.
A woman in her late 30s reviewing a data dashboard on a monitor at an office desk
You do not need A-levels to become a data analyst. The four real routes in - degree, apprenticeship, Skills Bootcamp or self-taught - what each costs, and how funding works.
A psychologist in a warm consulting room during a therapy session, taking notes
A long but open road for adults: the three stages to becoming a psychologist, the ways in without A-levels, and how the early stages get funded (and the doctorate paid).
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