• BA [Hons] Environmental Planning course [UCAS code : K450 BA/Plan]
• BA with Joint Honours in Geography & Planning course. [UCAS code : KL48 BA/GeoPl]
• BA Business [UCAS code : N150 BA/Deg]
• BA Arts and Social Sciences [UCAS code : Y440 BA/Deg]
• Applications

The normal entry requirements for intake for each of our undergraduate courses are noted below. Students with non-standard entry qualifications should consult with the relevant Admissions Tutor.

Admission is to the Strathclyde Business School, where :

• All applicants : if Mathematics is not offered at Higher Grade or Advanced Level, you must offer it at Standard Grade or GCSE.
• SCE Higher Grade : you need a minimum of 4 Highers, normally with grades of BBBC
• Applicants holding GCE Advanced Level : First Year Entry : you need a minimum of 3 A levels with grades of CCD or 2 at BB. Second Year Entry : not normally offered owing to professional accreditation of course

For further advice on Admission, please contact the Admissions Tutor:
Ms Janet Brand, Dept. of Environmental Planning :
e-mail : enviro.planning@strath.ac.uk
Tel. direct line : 0141 548 4404
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Admission is to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, where :

• All applicants : must have Ordinary or Standard Grade at 3 or better in either Mathematics or Statistics or a science subject.
• SCE Higher Grade applicants : you need a minimum of 4 or 5 Higher Grades, including English, with grades of BBBB or BBBCC
• Sixth Year Pupils : if you seek entry on the basis of fifth and sixth year results, a clear improvement in this Higher group will be expected. Higher Grade groups of AABB or ABBBC are required, including English. CSYS is an acceptable alternative to upgrading.
• Applicants holding GCE Advanced Levels : First year entry : you will need three passes at CCC or two passes at BC at a single sitting and evidence of a broadly based education. Direct Entry to Second Year of the Joint BA : is not normally offered owing to the intention to seek professional accreditation of this course together with a 12 month postgraduate planning course.

For further advice on Admissions, please contact :
Dr Graham Hollier, Dept. of Geography e-mail : g.p.hollier@strath.ac.uk
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Registration is with the Strathclyde Business School and leads to the opportunity to study Environmental Planning Studies as a Principal Subject and to achieve a Single or Joint Honours award in Environmental Planning Studies.

• All applicants : must have Ordinary or Standard Grade at 3 or better in either Mathematics and Higher Mathematics is recommended.
• SCE Higher Grade applicants : for entry to all principal subjects [except Accounting] you need a minimum of 4 or 5 Higher Grades with grades of AABB or ABBCC
• Sixth Year Pupils : Candidates who are marginally under-qualified at the end of their fifth year are invited to contact the selector for advice prior to the start of sixth year.
• Applicants holding GCE Advanced Levels : First year entry : you will need three passes at BBC or two passes at AB, reflecting a broadly based education. Candidates not including Advanced Level English and Mathematics must offer, as a minimum, GCSE English Language and Mathematics, except in the case of those entering principal subjects Accounting, Mathematics and Management Science, where GCE Advanced level Mathematics is required. For principal subject French, GCE Advanced level at C is required. Direct Entry to Second Year : you will need three passes at BBB, but entry direct to second year depends on choice of principal subjects.

For further advice, please consult the Admissions Tutor / Selector for Business School courses who is :
Ms Sandra Branney, Dept. of Economics
Tel. Direct line : 0141 553 4140
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Registration is with the Arts and Social Sciences Faculty and leads to the opportunity to study Environmental Planning Studies as a Principal Subject and to achieve a Single or Joint Honours award in Environmental Planning Studies.

Entry requirements are as for our BA / BA with Joint Honours in Geography & Planning course.

For further advice, please consult the
Administrative Officer, Registry, Arts and Social Sciences,
Robbie Mulholland, Ext. 2805
OR
The Undergraduate Selector for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences courses who is
DR Mark Ellis, Dept. of History, Ext. 2235
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Applications are made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

The UCAS handbook and application forms are available through your school or college's careers service or from:-
UCAS
PO Box 67,
Cheltenham,
Glos, GL50 3SF.
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