Explore exciting opportunities to complete your final year bachelor’s degree at our prestigious partner universities in the UK, Australia, and Singapore. Some universities in Singapore and the UK offer 9-month programs.

The Hotel School in Australia provides a comprehensive 1.5-year program with a paid internship. Additionally, Kaplan in Australia offers a 2-year program with the added advantage of post-study work visa eligibility.

Fast-track your degree while experiencing diverse cultures, enhancing your practical skills, and opening doors to global career prospects. These collaborative agreements offer a range of academic pathways to elevate your education and broaden your global perspectives.

ATHE UK has an official agreement with universities in the UK and worldwide that allows students to pursue a degree after completing an ATHE qualification. These routes are available directly from the universities.

Completing an ATHE qualification can help you achieve your academic and career aspirations. It can enable you to pursue both undergraduate and postgraduate studies at a university, which can further develop your skills and knowledge. This, in turn, can create exciting opportunities in your desired field of work.

ATHE offers various progression routes in partnership with multiple universities as the following:

Applicants with Level 5 qualifications (for example Higher National Diploma, ATHE Level 5 Diploma in Business) from approved awarding bodies will be considered for transfer to the final stage of the Bsc programme and earn their degree in one year.

Applicants who have successfully completed 2 years of study at a University can be considered for direct entry with advanced standing. Other equivalent qualifications may be accepted for entry to this programme.

Our college has a proven track record of
providing a high standard of education,
resulting in a high success rate of passing. This indicates that our institution is dedicated to delivering quality teaching and learning experiences, ensuring students are well- prepared for their exams and assessments. This may include tutoring services, study groups, access to libraries and research materials, and guidance from experienced faculty members. The availability of such resources contributes to the success and achievement of students.