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CELT work with the Money Charity to help students take control of their financial wellbeing
When Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU) polled its students earlier this year to find out what their main anxieties currently were, the over-arching concern highlighted was money and finances. -
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Students' Union
At BGSU, we strive to represent you and make sure that your student experience is the best it can be. We want your experience at university to be more than just studying and work – getting involved with BGSU gives you all the opportunities and experiences to do just that. -
Alumni
We’ll keep in touch regularly, letting you know about BGU news and inviting you back for a whole host of events, activities and reunions to ensure you have a chance to meet up with old friends and remain a part of BGU life. -
Research & Knowledge Exchange
Research and knowledge are an integral part of academic life and form one of the defining characteristics of university culture. -
International
We will always do everything we can to make the transition to living and studying in another country as simple as possible. -
What we do
Bishop Grosseteste University offers courses ranging from Foundation Degrees up to PhD level. We're dedicated to supporting our students and turning them into highly employable graduates. -
University Council
The members of the University Council meet in formal session at least 4 times each year and their work is supported by a range of Sub-Committees. -
Chancellor
The Chancellor of Bishop Grosseteste University is Professor Tracy Borman OBE, who was installed into the role on 28 July 2022. -
Children’s Literature and Literacies
The MA in Children's Literature and Literacies gives you an opportunity to deepen your passion for literature written for children through research-led modules that engage with emerging frameworks and debates. Supported by a team of academic specialists, you will investigate theories of literacy development, and the learning and reading experiences of children and young people through interdisciplinary, inclusive, and current approaches. You will critically explore ‘classic’ texts and contemporary publications across a range of genres, ranging from poetry, picture books and non-fiction to graphic novels and digital applications, aimed at readers from 0-18. You will examine the nature of literacy and literature in a digital age, their current existence and future directions. This MA will foster your academic capabilities and individual interests through conceptual and empirical research.Please note: This course is only available to study part time.
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