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Please use the following profiles to find out more about the courses on offer at Priestley College. At the end of the profiles you will be able to add the course to the basket in your application form.
Accounting & Finance
Applied Human Biology
Applied Science
Architecture
Art & Design (Level 2)
Art Foundation
Art, Design & Communication (UAL Creative Practice)
Backstage Theatre & Design
Biology
Business (A-Level)
Business (BTEC Level 2)
Business (BTEC Level 3)
Chemistry
Classical Civilisation
Computer Science
Criminology
Dance (A-Level)
Dance (BTEC Level 3)
Data Analytics
Drama
Early Years, Childcare and Education
Economics
Education and Childcare T-Level
Electronics
Engineering
Engineering T-Level (Design and Development)
English Language and Linguistics
English Language and Literature
English Literature
Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)
Film Studies
Fine Art
Football, Sports Coaching & Development
French
Further Mathematics
Geography
Geology
Graphic Design (A-Level)
Health & Social Care
Health and Early Years (OCR Level 2)
Health T-Level
History
Information Technology (BTEC Level 3)
Journalism
Law (A-Level)
Law (BTEC Level 3)
Mathematical Studies (Core Maths)
Mathematics
Media & Film (Level 2)
Media Studies (A-Level)
Media Studies (Creative Media Production and Technology)
Medics, Dentists and Veterinary Science (MDV) Programme
Music (Performance)
Music (Production)
Musical Theatre
Philosophy
Photography
Physical Education
Physics
Politics
Priestley NHS Cadets
Protective Services (Level 3)
Psychology
Public Services (BTEC Level 2)
Religious Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Sport (BTEC Level 2)
Sport and Exercise Science
Sports Academies
Sports Coaching & Development
Textiles & Fashion
Video Game Design
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How to Apply
Demand for places at Priestley College has been exceptionally high in recent years. We recommend you apply for your place early to avoid disappointment.
Study Programme
A-Level and Vocational (Level 3) students are expected to follow a full study programme of three plus one AS-Level courses/equivalents. Your study programme can, however, include a Specialism as one of your choices.

