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BSc (Hons) Community Development

Ulster University
Accredited: Endorsement by the Endorsement and Quality Standards Board for Community Development Learning (ESB) ensures the professional competence of students completing the programme, through its requirements for the content of all taught modules/workshops and the requirements for practice and its assessment against the CD NOS (2015).
Duration
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Study mode
Full-time
Location
Belfast
Entrants’ UCAS points
No data
Subject
Social work

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How this course performs

Source: Discover Uni · compared with the subject median
Student satisfaction (NSS)95%Subject median 89%
Continue into year 285%Subject median 85%
In work or further study85%Subject median 88%
Median salary after 15 months£34,000Graduate Outcomes survey
Median salary after 3 yearsNo dataLongitudinal Education Outcomes

Accreditation

  • Endorsement by the Endorsement and Quality Standards Board for Community Development Learning (ESB) ensures the professional competence of students completing the programme, through its requirements for the content of all taught modules/workshops and the requirements for practice and its assessment against the CD NOS (2015).

Questions about this course

What do graduates of this course go on to do?
85% of graduates were in work or further study 15 months after graduating, earning a median of £34,000.

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