The University of Winchester offers a wide range of degrees, with most courses having a modular structure that allows you to specialise in the areas that interest you the most whilst you develop your core subject knowledge. Our degrees currently sit in 5 different faculties.
Faculty of Business and Digital Technologies
To ensure that the teaching remains relevant, and that graduates possess the essential employability skills, the Faculty remains connected to the professional community. Our range of subjects include Accounting and Finance, Economics, Business Management, Computer Science, Cyber Security, Digital Marketing, Digital Media, Events Management, Marketing and more.
Faculty of Education and the Arts
The Faculty has a long and established history of being a major provider of high-quality programmes, partnerships and research opportunities in the fields of teaching, the academic study of education, media and communications, performing arts, film and journalism.
Faculty of Health and Wellbeing
Delivering outstanding education in a diverse range of subject areas, linked by their commitment to progressing health and wellbeing for all life, including animal welfare, childhood studies, nursing, physiotherapy, sport and exercise, sport management and social work.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Research-led teaching and outstanding support is offered across undergraduate and postgraduate study in: Animal Welfare and Society; Anthropology; Archaeology; Classical Studies; Creative Writing; English; Geography; History; Philosophy; Politics and International Relations; Psychology, and Sociology.
Faculty of Law, Crime and Justice
The Faculty of Law, Crime and Justice brings together the related subject areas of Law, Policing, Criminology and Forensics, allowing for an interdisciplinary approach. With a global staff and student body, the Faculty provides an industry-ready experience, giving the opportunity to engage with the professional community through real-life case work, project-based modules and volunteering.