By course
Find your programme, not just your subject. These are the most-enrolled courses in UK universities. Each page covers how that course is actually assessed: the reports, the projects and the dissertation your handbook sets.
Business programmes are the most-enrolled degrees in the UK. They are assessed almost entirely through applied work. Consultancy reports, live case studies, financial models and a capstone dissertation.
Computing applications are at record highs, and the coursework has moved with them. Most modules now assess a working artefact plus a written report — and the report is where most of the marks quietly sit.
UK engineering degrees are built around accredited outcomes and industry placements. The coursework is judged the way professional work is judged. Show the method, cite the standard, prove the result.
UK healthcare courses are globally accredited and tied directly into NHS training pathways. That raises the standard of evidence expected in written work, and it raises what is at stake if confidentiality or integrity slips.
UK Common Law underpins legal systems worldwide, which is what makes an LLB or LLM so portable. Social science degrees sit alongside them and are marked on the same instinct: evidence first, argument second, assertion never.
Creative degrees are assessed on practice and on the writing that surrounds it. The portfolio is yours. What we support is the critical half — the contextual report, the design rationale, the reflective journal and the dissertation.
Six course areas, and the named programmes inside each one. On a joint or converted degree? Pick whichever half your assignment sits in. Or send us the brief and we will tell you.
| Course area | Programmes we cover |
|---|---|
| Business, Finance & Management | International Business Management, MBA & Business Analytics, Finance, Accounting & Economics, Marketing & Communications |
| Computer Science & Information Technology | Data Science & Big Data, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Cybersecurity & Software Engineering |
| Engineering & Technology | Mechanical & Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Aerospace & Bioengineering |
| Medicine & Healthcare Sciences | Medicine (MBBS) & Nursing, Biomedical Sciences & Biotechnology, Public Health & Health Management |
| Law & Social Sciences | Law (LLB / LLM), International Relations & Politics, Psychology |
| Art, Design & Media | Fashion Design & Architecture, Digital Media & Communications |
Browsing by discipline instead? Our subject pages cover how each field is marked, and the qualification pages cover criteria-based awards such as CIPD, BTEC and HND.
By subject tells you how a discipline is marked: the frameworks, the referencing style, the conventions. By course is organised around the degree you are actually enrolled on. That matters, because an MSc, an MBA and an LLM are assessed very differently even inside the same discipline. Most students find their programme faster here.
Almost certainly. These are the highest-demand programmes, not the full list. We also cover education, sociology, economics, hospitality and tourism, sport science and criminology. Send the brief and we will confirm we have the right specialist before you pay anything.
Yes. Work only goes to someone with a degree in that discipline, and postgraduate orders only to someone with a research degree. Some programmes have their own conventions: an NHS placement reflection, an RIBA design report, a CIPD-mapped unit. Those go to someone who has worked to them before.
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