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Q: What are the academic entry requirements?

Two Scottish Highers at grade C or above Alternatively, consideration will be given to applicants with four National 5 awards or equivalent (including English and Maths)

Q: How much time will I need to spend on the course?

You should aim to spend nine to 10 hours per week on your course work.

Q: How much does the course cost?

Currently £1,250* per year for Scottish students, with a term-time address in Scotland. Fees for Scottish residents from October 2024 will be updated as soon as they are released. For students living elsewhere in the UK (England, Wales and Northern Ireland), the fee is £4,750 per year. For students based in the Republic of Ireland, the fee is £4,750 per year. *Plus £1,237.50 for additional PGA elements each year.

Q: Will I be eligible for a student loan?

There are several funding sources, depending on where you come from. Residents of Scotland studying on undergraduate programmes in Scotland normally have their fees paid by the Students Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS). Learn more HERE

Q: Is there an open day?

Yes – usually in June & August. Dates and times of open days can be found here .

Q: Am I eligible for these courses?

Check list: ✓ I have a signed WHS certificate ✓ My handicap is no higher than 6.4 (men)/8.4 (women) ✓ I have employment in the golfing industry (we can offer help if you need it) ✓ I meet the appropriate academic requirements

Q: What are the academic entry requirements?

The minimum academic entry criteria is four GCSEs at grades 4 to 9 (A to C pre- 2017) including Maths and English Language.

Q: How much time will I need to spend on the course every week?

You should aim to spend nine to 10 hours per week on your course work.