Study around work

Get a degree 2 days a week — around your full-time job

London degrees with flexible timetables built for working people: foundation year entry, no prior qualifications needed, and Student Finance support if you're eligible.

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≈2 days a weekLondon campusesFoundation year entryStudent Finance eligibleNov / Jan intakesSettled status welcome
≈2 days/wk
Around your job
£0
Our guidance is free
No quals
Foundation year entry
2 intakes
Nov 2026 / Jan 2027
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University in London — around your full-time job

One of the most common things we hear: "I want a degree, but I can't stop working." You don't have to. We specialise in matching working people to London degree courses with flexible, timetabled study — often around two days a week — so you can earn while you learn.

Foundation year + flexible timetable + Student Finance. You can start with no prior qualifications, study around your job, and — with settled or pre-settled status — fund it through Student Finance. We handle the whole process with you, free.

Why it works for working professionals

Popular flexible courses

How it works with us

Tell us what you'd like to study and your availability. We match you to a London course and timetable that fits around work, confirm your Student Finance eligibility, and complete the whole application with you — from first chat to enrolment. It's free.

Common questions

Frequently asked

Can I do a degree 2 days a week while working full time in London?
Yes. Many London courses we work with are timetabled around two days a week specifically so working people can study without leaving their jobs. Share your availability and we'll find one that fits.
Can I study part-time around work and still get Student Finance?
Often yes. Courses with enough intensity qualify for the tuition fee loan and, in many cases, a maintenance loan — including flexible timetables. With settled or pre-settled status you're usually assessed like a UK student. We'll check your eligibility free.
Do I need qualifications to start?
No. Foundation year routes are designed for people without A-levels or who left education years ago. You start with the foundation year and continue into the full degree.
Will my earnings from my job reduce my Student Finance?
No — your own earnings from working while you study don't reduce your loan. The maintenance loan is means-tested on household income, not on wages you earn during the course.
When can I start?
November 2026 and January 2027 intakes are available, so you rarely have to wait long. November is the next start date.
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Book a free consultation and we'll map your options and check your funding — no cost, no pressure.

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