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We offer a range of part-time routes to achieve our Foundation degree which is validated by Chester and Liverpool Hope universities.
Part time and evening pathway
Taught over four weekends per year plus one evening a week for twenty four weeks with our colleagues at the Southern North West Training Partnership, this course is available both to those who can attend one of six teaching centres in the North West and to those who will mainly access it by e-learning and telephone tuition. Applications are welcome from anywhere in the UK. The course normally takes four years.
Luther King House Open College offers this part time undergraduate study through the Southern North-West Training Partnership, a free church and Anglican consortium.
For further information and an application form please see the Attachments section at the bottom of this page.
Midweek pathway
The Foundation Degree is also offered as a midweek taught programme where students study on a standard academic term on weekdays from September to June. With significant amounts of teaching taking place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and in a series of compact blocks.
Community Work pathway
The Foundation Degree is available as a community work pathway, however, no further places are available for 2009-10. You may find the contextual basis of the standard Foundation Degree is appropriate for you, so either look at this option or ask us to add your name to the waiting list.
Fees 2010-11
Full Time fees: £3,144.00
Part Time weekend fees: to be confirmed.
Part Time midweek fees: £1,572.00
Community work fees vary according to number of credits taken. Students should also allow for any accommodation cost they might incur.
Bursaries are available to assist students from low income households. See details on the left hand side of this page.
Foundation Degree Modules for first year FT students (with full time only options *)
Six modules are chosen from:
1.1 Learning Theologically Together
1.2 Encountering and Responding to Christ
1.3 An Introduction to the Bible and its interpretation
1.4a Introduction to Worship, Preaching and Pastoral Care
1.5 Mission in Britain today
1.6 Theologices and Ethical Thinking in Context: An Introduction
1.7 Community Work and the Church*
1.8 An Introduction to Scriptural Languages (Hebrew and Greek)*
1.9 Voices from the World Church*
Admission
Those applying for our undergraduate courses need to show us that they could benefit from taking the course and that they meet the entrance requirements of the University with which they register. We are able to take into account skills and prior learning demonstrated by those who have not taken a traditional route to university education. Please telephone us if you would like to discuss whether your skills would equip you to study in a higher education environment.
If you are interested in the Foundation Degree please complete our application form or telephone 0161 249 2540 to discuss your application informally. All our undergraduate courses commence in September. If you are thinking about studying in 2010, contact us now to discuss a visit to the college so you can find out more.
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Foundation degree: learning for mission & ministry
