LFE has secured a partnership with Staffordshire University. Established in 1992, Staffordshire University has evolved into one of the country’s most dynamic, progressive and forward-thinking learning institutions. Always quick to adapt as student requirements change, they are renowned for our groundbreaking new courses and first-class learning opportunities
Staffordshire University offers a wide range of sports related courses. These include:
Full details about the awards can be found on the university online prospectus at www.staffs.ac.uk and applications should be made via the online UCAS system at www.ucas.com. Courses start in September each year.
Staffordshire University also offer – in conjunction with the PFA – a specialist 2-year fast track BA Hons programme in Professional Sports Writing and Broadcasting.
This course is delivered by blended learning allowing participants to combine their work commitments as a professional sports person with studying. Some parts are taught in block delivery at the University, where you use the media and broadcast newsroom facilities to develop your skills as a broadcaster and journalist. Other aspects, such as law for journalists etc. are studied via online distance learning.
This award commences in May each year via direct application. Further details about the award and application forms can be obtained from either Lawrie Madden – l.madden@staffs.ac.uk or Gill Horwell – g.s.horwell@staffs.ac.uk, Tel 01782 294552.
The PFA may be able to offer financial assistance in the form of grants for education and vocational courses. However, this is NOT guaranteed so for more information please visit the PFA website >>
To study at University you must normally be at least 17 years of age before the degree programme begins.
You must also satisfy the entry requirements for the degree programme for which you are applying and have acceptable levels of literacy, normally GCSE English Language grade C. Some programmes may also require you to have GCSE Maths at grade C or above for entry.
Universities normally expects applicants to have achieved 21 units at A level or through a combination of A level, AS level, VCE or BTEC qualifications, but may be willing to accept 18 units under certain circumstances.
Acceptable combinations will vary from one programme of study to another. For some degree programmes, compulsory subject requirements may also apply.
In order to determine whether you need any specific qualifications to undertake this opportunity you will need to contact the university directly as there may be course entry requirements.
Staffordshire University holds Open Days every year. Attending an Open Day gives you the opportunity to get a feel for the University, find out more about courses, and attend subject and general talks.There will also be the chance to speak to tutors and current students about courses and ask any questions you may have.
For further information on open days CLICK HERE or call 01782 292773
Gill Horwell
Recruitment Support
01782 294552
g.s.horwell@staffs.ac.uk
www.staffs.ac.uk
LFE are here to support you on this next phase of your journey so if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact LFE’s Progression Team on progression@lfe.org.uk or 0845 074 0561 or visit the Contact Us page and send us a message using the contact form.
