The Traditional Route

Gaining a First Degree - BA/BSc/BABA, etc.

At Cambridge Management College, the traditional route is incorporated by providing a qualification which, according to the UK Governments ranking, is equivalent to a Foundation Degree. It is this feature which enables HND students to obtain a UK Student Visa which enables them to reside in the UK during their period of study. The Higher National Diploma, is itself internationally accepted and is validated by the International Examination Body Edexcel.

Thus, on successful completion of a two-year course in Business/Management at CMC, the student is awarded a Higher National Diploma. This may then be used to gain entry to the third year of a Bachelor's Degree at Middlesex University and any one of a number of other UK universities. In order to enter this path, you should apply in the first instance to Cambridge Management College to enter upon the HND course.

For a flow Chart and summary of CMC's traditional route, CLICK HERE

Follow-on Degree Courses

Follow-on courses without loss of time are offered by the following universities in the UK:

• Bournemouth University (The Business School)
• University of Glamorgan
• University of Gloucestershire
• University of Huddersfield
• University of Northampton
• Nottingham Trent University
• University of Plymouth
• University of Salford
• Southampton Solent University
• University of Sunderland
• University of the West of England
• York St John University
• Guildhall College (in association with UEL)

(Source of List Edexcel. For current update on universities offering transfer CLICK HERE)

This transfer route allows the student to study for two years in London with CMC and then to complete their third year in London with Guildhall College in association with The University of East london or to move on to one of the other regions of the UK to experience life outside the capital.

Transfers are offered in the south of England at The Business School of Bournemouth University, and Southampton Solent University. In the South West, The University of Plymouth , The University of the West of England (in Bristol) and University of Gloucestershire offer places. In the East Midlands, Nottingham Trent and The University of Northampton open their doors to HND students as do three universities in the north of England - The University of Huddersfield, York St John University and The University of Salford.

In Wales, The University of Glamorgan offers a transfer for students to their first degree.

Transfer to the Final Year

You will be responsible for your transfer for your final year studies as this will be undertaken at another institution. However, CMC will be on hand to assist you in this process and will supply transcripts of your course of study to the university of your choice.