Adult & continuing education
Next year you'll wish you had started today!

Thinking about returning to learning?
We know there's no such thing as a typical student.
Our students come from a range of backgrounds - some are studying for a career change after an established first career, some are studying whilst working or while juggling family commitments.
SRUC's campus learning communities provide a supportive environment in which to learn, with an excellent staff to student ratio that ensures that help is always available.
Please contact our recruitment team if you need any advice, or better still - come along to one of our open days to meet the teaching staff and learn more about SRUC.
Financial help
If you are a mature student looking to change career or re-train, SRUC’s Change Your Path Bursary offers you up to £1000 to help with the costs associated with fitting study into your life.
To apply, you must:
- be aged 25 or more by the 31 August 2020.
- be enrolled on a HNC, HND, undergraduate degree or distance learning MSc course in September 2020.
- be studying full-time, or part-time (defined in this instance as studying at least 50% of the full-time programme in this academic year)
- submit an application form by the 31 August 2020.
- be a new student to SRUC – ie not have studied at SRUC in the past 5 years.
- still be on the course and engaging with their studies by the relevant payment date.
Returning to Learning Guide
Returning to education after a break from being in a learning environment can be a little daunting. However, SRUC is a unique institution offering courses at all levels from access through college and university level study, to postgraduate taught courses and research opportunities. We’re a small and friendly place where you won’t be a lost face in a crowd and that has a supportive and flexible approach to learning.
