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Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance Newman University, Birmingham

Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 3 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: 96/96
Student satisfaction: N/A
Course study options: 2 course options available

Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance (with Foundation Year) Newman University, Birmingham

Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance (with Foundation Year)

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 4 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: 48/95
Student satisfaction: N/A
Course study options: 2 course options available

Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance (Top-up) Newman University, Birmingham

Drama, Theatre and Applied Performance (Top-up)

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 1 Year
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: N/A
Student satisfaction: N/A

Applied Writing Newman University, Birmingham

Applied Writing

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 3 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £24k
UCAS Tariff: 96/96
Student satisfaction: 90%

Applied Writing (with Foundation Year) Newman University, Birmingham

Applied Writing (with Foundation Year)

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 4 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £24k
UCAS Tariff: 48/48
Student satisfaction: 90%
Course study options: 2 course options available

Applied Humanities Newman University, Birmingham

Applied Humanities

Newman University, Birmingham

Newman University, Birmingham

Qualification: BA (Hons)
Duration: 2 Years
Study mode: Full-time (intensive)
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £24k
UCAS Tariff: 96/96
Student satisfaction: 93%

Newman University, Birmingham

Genners Lane

Birmingham

West Midlands

Birmingham

B32 3NT

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