Entry Requirements
Academic Route
- Minimum two A-Levels at grade DD or equivalent
- BTEC qualification or T Level Pass
- Minimum 48 UCAS points
- Access to HE Diploma
Non-Academic Route
- Pass Prepare For Foundation assessment day
- Minimum 2 years post-GCSE experience
Mature Students (21+)
- Standard admission with possible interview
- Relevant experience considered
Don't have A-levels? No problem.
We accept equivalent European qualifications: Diploma de Bacalaureat (Romania), Matura (Poland), Abitur (Germany), Baccalaureat (France), and more. Career changers and mature students with relevant UK work experience are also welcome.
Job Prospects
Graduates progress into diverse roles across the events, arts and creative sectors as resilient, innovative and industry-ready professionals. The combination of event management expertise, experience design thinking, and real-world project experience makes you highly competitive in today's creative industries. Possible career paths include: Event Manager, Festival Producer, Conference Coordinator, Wedding Planner, Corporate Events Manager, Exhibition Manager, Event Marketing Manager, Creative Producer, Venue Manager, Events Entrepreneur, Live Experience Designer, and Cultural Events Coordinator.
Tuition Fees & Funding
Tuition Fees
Foundation Year: £5,760. Years 1 to 3: £9,535 per year
Total available per year
Tuition £9,535 + Maintenance up to £13,762. You pay nothing upfront.
Don't worry about fees. Your advisor will check your eligibility and help you apply for full funding, including any additional grants you may qualify for.
Estimate your funding →
Career Prospects
Graduates go on to work in high-demand roles across the UK:
Event Manager £28-48k
Festival Coordinator £25-40k
Conference Organiser £26-42k
Wedding Planner £24-40k
Corporate Events Manager £30-50k
Venue Manager £28-45k
PR & Communications Officer £26-42k
Arts/Culture Programme Manager £28-45k
Salary ranges are indicative based on UK market data. Actual salaries depend on location, experience, and employer.
How You'll Learn
Learning is firmly rooted in real-world practice, with students working collaboratively on live projects. Emphasis on leadership, communication, budgeting, risk management, sustainability, and ethical practice in the events industry.
Assessment Methods
Written reports and reflective journals, event proposals and project plans, presentations and professional pitches, portfolio and practical submissions. No traditional exams.
Schedule
Full-time: weekdays and evenings. Multiple intake dates available throughout the year.
Admissions Interview
Most courses include a short, friendly admissions interview. Before your interview, your UniStart advisor will send you a personalised preparation pack - including a written guide and a video walkthrough - created by our admissions experts specifically for your course.
Students who use our preparation pack have up to a 94% success rate.