Yes. University Centre Bishop Burton (UCBB) offers university-level qualifications at Bishop Burton College in East Yorkshire. You can explore foundation degrees, bachelor’s degrees, top-up degrees and postgraduate study, with options depending on your chosen subject.
University Centre Bishop Burton offers specialist subjects including Agriculture, Animal Sciences, Criminology and Psychology, Environmental Conservation, Equine, Floristry, Sport and Exercise Science, and Teacher Training. Explore the subject areas on this page to find individual courses and check availability for your intended year of entry.
A foundation degree is a Level 5 qualification that typically takes two years of full-time study and combines academic learning with work-related skills. A bachelor’s degree is a Level 6 qualification that typically takes three years full-time. A relevant foundation degree can provide a route to a bachelor’s degree through a suitable top-up course. Explore our guide to university-level qualifications.
Entry requirements at University Centre Bishop Burton vary by subject and qualification level. Check your chosen course page for its specific requirements before applying. If you are unsure which course is right for your qualifications, contact our Admissions team at admissions@bishopburton.ac.uk for advice.
Apply for full-time degrees at University Centre Bishop Burton through UCAS using institution code B37. Applications for part-time degrees and master’s programmes can be made directly through the relevant course page. Visit our How to Apply page for guidance on your next steps.
University Centre Bishop Burton offers full-time and part-time programmes, although study options vary between courses. Check your chosen course page to see the available study modes and course duration, helping you plan your studies around work or other commitments.
University Centre Bishop Burton combines academic study with practical learning in specialist environments. Courses focus on developing knowledge and skills relevant to land-based and vocational industries. The balance of practical activities, academic work and industry experience depends on your chosen course, so check its individual course page for details.
Yes. University Centre Bishop Burton offers on-campus student accommodation, with self-catered and half-board options. The student village is close to lectures, social spaces and sports facilities. Visit our student accommodation page to explore the options and find out how to apply.
University Centre Bishop Burton provides study support, wellbeing support and help with life skills. Support includes assistance with assignments and access to life coaches. Explore our student support services or speak to the team at an Open Event about your individual needs.
Yes. You can attend a University Centre Bishop Burton Open Event to explore the campus and discuss your study options. It is an opportunity to ask questions and get a feel for studying here before applying. Visit our Open Events page to find upcoming events and book your place.
