How to Choose your Course

Many courses on offer may have unfamiliar titles. You'll already know what subjects like History, or Biology, or Chemistry involve. But what about E-commerce? Or Peace Studies?

Most GCE A levels focus on disciplines, and most universities give you the opportunity to continue to study these as pure disciplines. However, the majority of university courses use this grounding as a starting point to confront real issues in the world today, like industrial production, the environment, European integration, or human conflict. This is certainly true of most of the courses at Bradford.

Our suggestions tables are designed to help you find all the courses you might be interested in.

Look for your favourite subjects and read off all the courses listed underneath.

• If you are taking vocationally-related qualifications look at the table here. You may find that your options are wider than you thought.
• General Suggestions list - broad subject areas and degree courses that they relate to

Our aim is to make sure that you are aware of all your options, so that you can choose the course that is right for you. The University accepts a wide range of qualifications including GCE A levels, and the equivalent, vocationally-related qualifications.

22 January 2007