Reasons for you to study a degree at Reaseheath
- We work closely with industry to make sure our degrees give you the relevant, technical skills and knowledge you’ll need to stand out in the jobs market
- 90% of our graduates who completed last year were in related employment within six months of completing their course and earning an average salary of £21,000
- The quality of our degrees and their delivery has been highly commended by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for Higher Education
- Join study tours in the UK and beyond. Many of students get to travel overseas as part of their degree
- We are always investing in cutting edge technology and specialist educational facilities across campus to ensure you enjoy the best possible resources
- Our staff are experts in their subjects and our class sizes are smaller than most universities so you benefit from high quality teaching and support from your tutors
- With a great choice of subjects and qualifications you can experience college-based higher education courses right on your doorstep, potentially saving you thousands on living costs
Our degree programmes
The Reaseheath College Faculty of Higher Education are pleased to announce a new and exciting range of degree programmes, offered in partnership with the University of Chester.
Applications are now open for September 2017 entry. For more information on each of our higher education courses visit the course pages using the links below.
Adventure Sports
- Foundation Degree Adventure Sports and Coaching (part-time option available)
- Foundation Degree Sports Coaching (part-time option available)
Agriculture
- Foundation Degree Agriculture (part-time option available)
- Foundation Degree Agriculture with Dairy Herd Management (part-time option available)
- BSc Agricultural Business Management (Top-Up) (part-time option available)
Animal Science
- BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare
- BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation and Ecology
- BSc (Hons) Animal Management (Top-Up)
- BSc (Hons) Zoo Management (Top-Up)
- Foundation Degree Animal Management (Behaviour and Welfare)
- Foundation Degree Zoo Management
- Foundation Degree Canine Behaviour and Training
Business and Events Management
Commercial Crop Production
- BSc (Hons) Plant Science and Production Technology (part-time option available)
Countryside
- FdSc Environmental Science for Conservation (part-time option available)
- FdSc Countryside Resource Management
- BSc (Hons) Enviornmental Systems Management (Top-Up) (part-time option available)
Equine Science
- BSc (Hons) Applied Equine Behaviour and Welfare (Top-Up) (part-time option available)
- BSc (Hons) Equine Science (part-time option available)
- BSc (Hons) Equine Science (Top-Up) (part-time option available)
- BSc (Hons) Equine Science and Sports Performance (part-time option available)
- Foundation Degree Applied Equine Behaviour and Welfare (part-time option available)
- Foundation Degree Equine Physical Therapies and Rehabilitation (part-time option available)
Food Science
- BSc (Hons) Food Manufacturing with Operations Management (Top-Up) (part-time option available)
- FdSc Food Manufacturing with Business Management (part-time option available)
- FdSc Dairy Technology
- FdSc Bakery & Patisserie Technology (part-time option available)
- Professional Certificate in Food Technology (with Bakery, Dairy, Meat or Nutrition Specialism) (part-time)
Landscape Management and Garden Design
- BSc (Hons) Landscape Management (part-time option available)
- BSc (Hons) Landscape Design and Management (Top-Up)
- FdSc Garden and Landscape Design (part-time option available)
*Please note that some courses listed are subject to validation processes.
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Abby can’t wait to be part of a team creating innovative dishes for the supermarket shelf. Her dream may be approaching reality, as she and fellow students produced the winning dish in a challenge set by M&S to create tempting deli products. The dish – a sweet potato and spinach dauphinoise – showed such potential that it may be reviewed by M&S for further development.
“The task was very realistic” says Abby, “I look much more critically now at the ingredients, processing and value of different products.”