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	Goldsmiths, University of London
Professional and Community Education (PACE) Lewisham Way New Cross London SE14 6NW Fax: 020 7919 7223 Email: pace@gold.ac.uk Web site: www.goldsmiths.ac.uk Access co-ordinator: James Souter Course information: Tel: 020 7078 5300 Email: admissions@ gold.ac.uk	Located in south east London, Goldsmiths combines academic excellence with an innovative approach to the subjects we specialise in. We encourage you to challenge preconceptions and develop fresh ways of thinking. The university was originally founded to provide educational opportunities for local people and this is something we are committed to maintaining. We promote widening participation and lifelong learning. Our Professional and Community Education (PACE) Department offers a wide range of courses that will add to your personal and professional development. Many of them have been designed to be as flexible as possible and, for some, no formal qualifications are required to obtain a place. Our diverse mix of students creates a lively and truly inclusive atmosphere, contributing to a distinctive learning experience. General information Pre-Access course: Introduction to Music, 1 year part-time Childcare: We have a small, friendly Ofsted registered nursery on campus; however, nursery places are limited, and we cannot guarantee your child a place. Learning support: Student Support Office, specialist software and equipment Disabilities: We are committed to a policy of equality of opportunity and access. Our full-time Disability Co-ordinator is the main point of contact for students with specific learning difficulties and/or disabilities ESOL: If English is not your first language you are expected to have competency equivalent to a score of 6.5 in the IELTS test or 580 in the TOEFL- 237 computerised test or 92 in the internet-based test (IBT). The College has facilities for language support and for supporting dyslexic students. Courses Access to HE Diploma (Social & Cultural Studies) Attendance: Day Progression: Degrees in Anthropology, Social Policy, Sociology, Cultural Studies and Social Sciences Access to HE Diploma (Education Studies) Attendance: Day Progression: BA (Ed) Design and Technology Access to HE Diploma (Social Work) Attendance: Day Progression: BA Social Work Access to HE Diploma (Music) Attendance: Day Progression: BMus

Goldsmiths, University of London

Professional and Community Education (PACE)
Lewisham Way
New Cross
London SE14 6NW

Fax: 020 7919 7223
Email:
pace@gold.ac.uk
Web site:
www.goldsmiths.ac.uk

Access co-ordinator: James Souter

Course information:
Tel: 020 7078 5300
Email:
admissions@ gold.ac.uk

Located in south east London, Goldsmiths combines academic excellence with an innovative approach to the subjects we specialise in. We encourage you to challenge preconceptions and develop fresh ways of thinking.

The university was originally founded to provide educational opportunities for local people and this is something we are committed to maintaining. We promote widening participation and lifelong learning.

Our Professional and Community Education (PACE) Department offers a wide range of courses that will add to your personal and professional development. Many of them have been designed to be as flexible as possible and, for some, no formal qualifications are required to obtain a place. Our diverse mix of students creates a lively and truly inclusive atmosphere, contributing to a distinctive learning experience.

General information
Pre-Access course: Introduction to Music, 1 year part-time
Childcare: We have a small, friendly Ofsted registered nursery on campus; however, nursery places are limited, and we cannot guarantee your child a place.
Learning support: Student Support Office, specialist software and equipment
Disabilities: We are committed to a policy of equality of opportunity and access. Our full-time Disability Co-ordinator is the main point of contact for students with specific learning difficulties and/or disabilities
ESOL: If English is not your first language you are expected to have competency equivalent to a score of 6.5 in the IELTS test or 580 in the TOEFL- 237 computerised test or 92 in the internet-based test (IBT). The College has facilities for language support and for supporting dyslexic students.

Courses

Access to HE Diploma (Social & Cultural Studies)
Attendance: Day
Progression: Degrees in Anthropology, Social Policy, Sociology, Cultural Studies and Social Sciences

Access to HE Diploma (Education Studies)
Attendance: Day
Progression: BA (Ed) Design and Technology

Access to HE Diploma (Social Work)
Attendance: Day
Progression: BA Social Work

Access to HE Diploma (Music)
Attendance: Day
Progression: BMus