Choosing your course
There are several ways that you can research our courses, so that you make the choice that is right for you:
- Search our online course listing for information about each programme and the entry requirements.
- Explore course information on the UCAS website. You will find all of our programmes listed on the site, together with additional information in the UCAS Entry Profile.
- Come along to an Open Day or talk to us at one of the UCAS Higher Education Conventions we attend.
- For courses validated by our University partners, you can find further information about our Collaborative Provision on their websites:
A Student Guide to Collaborative Provision at the University of Hull
Collaborative Provision at Leeds Trinity University
Collaborative Provision at Sheffield Hallam University
Mature Students
Studying for a degree later in life can be highly rewarding and our mature students are among some of our most successful. At Barnsley College, we are committed to extending opportunities to all adults who have a desire to succeed in higher education.
For students without the necessary qualifications, Barnsley College runs accredited Access to Higher Education courses, tailored to specific subject areas, as a route for adult learners to enter university.
Advice for Parents and Guardians
Going onto higher education is an important time for any your person. As a parent or guardian it’s natural to have questions about your son or daughter’s progress into higher education.
You will find a wealth of information and advice on the UCAS Parents and Guardians webpage. You can also sign up to receive a UCAS monthly parent newsletter.
If you have specific questions about studying higher education at Barnsley College you will be able to speak to us at one of our Open Days or UCAS Higher Education Conventions.
Your Rights under Consumer Law
This guide is for prospective and current UK undergraduate students. The focus of the guide is on your rights under consumer protection law in relation to the provision of educational services.
Undergraduate students – your rights under consumer law
Last updated: 12th September 2024