For apprentices In 'Degree Apprenticeships' Degree ApprenticeshipsFor apprenticesFor employersLevel 6 Degree ApprenticeshipsLevel 7 Degree ApprenticeshipsFAQ for Degree Apprenticeships Back to 'Business' Degree Apprenticeship programmes are offered at both undergraduate level and postgraduate level study. They are well suited to a broad variety of people; those looking for a suitable, paid alternative to a traditional degree programme as well as experienced professionals looking for continuous professional development (CPD). What is a degree apprenticeship? A degree apprenticeship combines university study with a job, ensuring that you develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for a specific occupation. Apprenticeship standards are developed by employers to identify their needs and academic programmes are then aligned to these. It focuses on applied work-based learning to ensure that the skills and knowledge gained will be valued by employers as well as academic study to gain a full degree, either at graduate or postgraduate level. Apprenticeships can be integrated (where the End Point Assessment is assessed by the University / training provider) or non-integrated (where the End Point Assessment is assessed by an independent, external training provider). Degree Apprenticeships at the University of Birmingham Level 6 Degree ApprenTiceships Degree Apprenticeships offer exciting opportunities to combine university study with a paid job, while getting your fees paid for. Level 7 degree Apprenticeships Level 7 programmes are taught on a part time basis and are aimed at those already employed in a managerial role. Contact us If you are interested in finding out more about Degree Apprenticeships at the University of Birmingham, email: degreeapps@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Level 6 Degree ApprenTiceships Degree Apprenticeships offer exciting opportunities to combine university study with a paid job, while getting your fees paid for.
Level 7 degree Apprenticeships Level 7 programmes are taught on a part time basis and are aimed at those already employed in a managerial role.
