Full-time Undergraduate study

Finding your course

We offer a wide range of undergraduate courses, ranging from Accounting and Finance to Zoology. You can view or search our entire undergraduate prospectus in a number of ways:

• A-Z undergraduate course list
• Course search
• Request a personalised prospectus

What to do next:

• Come to one of our Open Days, whether you know exactly what you want to study, or you'd just like to have a look around, come and see first-hand what we have to offer.
• If you can't make an Open Day, or want a sneak preview, there's always our Virtual Open Day, where you can watch videos about our campuses, accommodation and find out more about our Faculties.
• Check out the locations of our main campuses which are based in Cambridge and Chelmsford, both which offer excellent opportunities to enjoy your free time, on and off campus.
• If you are studying at one of our partner colleges find out what facilities are available on campus, and in the local areas: University Centre Harlow, University Centre Peterborough, University Centre West Anglia.
• To help you keep up with our University's latest news and events you can 'like' our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter.

 

Further information before you apply:

• Money and funding your studies: fees for 2012/13, Government student loan & scholarships and bursaries.
• We've specific information for mature students, whether you're coming to university for the first time or returning to study.
• Have you thought about part-time study?
• If you're moving away from home you can find out about your range of accommodation options.
• Need to know the 2012/13 semester dates?

 

Services you can enjoy if you decide to become a student:

• Our Study Support Service offers study skills resources for all students and comprehensive support for disabled students.
• The student iCentres are the first point of contact for all students, no matter what your query.
• If you're looking to earn extra money whilst studying, our Employment Bureau may be able to help you find work that will fit around your studies.
• We want to ensure your time at Anglia Ruskin is the start of a successful future so our Employability and Careers service can offer you support and advice from year 1 to ensure you get that dream job.
• You'll automatically become a member of Anglia Ruskin Students' Union; they're here to represent, serve and support you during your time here.

What can I expect from Anglia Ruskin as a student?

Our Student Charter aims to explain exactly what you can expect of us and, in return, what we expect of you. It is set out to show your experience - from applying to us to graduating and becoming a life-member, or 'alumnus', of the Anglia Ruskin community.