Accreditation of Experiential Learning

How can I work out which modules I want to claim AEL for?

If you aren’t yet a student at UEL, you will first need to decide which programme you are interested in studying, in the subject in which you think you have already acquired some learning.

At UEL there are seven academic schools that cover these general subject areas:

• Architecture, Computing and Engineering - for subjects like Architecture, Business Information Systems, Civil Engineering & Surveying, Computing and Software Engineering
• Arts and Digital Industries - for subjects like Advertising, Computer Games Design, Dance, Fine Art, Fashion Textiles, Media Studies and Digital Arts
• Royal Docks Business School - for subjects like Accounting, Marketing, Human Resource Management and Tourism Management
• Cass School of Education and Communities - for subjects like Education Studies, Early Childhood Studies, Social Work, Youth & Community Work and Masters programmes in Education
• Health, Sport and Bioscience - for subjects like Biomedical Sciences, Fitness & Health, Public Heath and Sports Coaching
• Law and Social Sciences - for subjects like Anthropology, Law, Criminology, Social Enterprise, Sociology and Terrorism Studies
• Psychology - for subjects like Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling and Child Psychology

Alternatively, details of all undergraduate, graduate and distance learning programmes are available here.

When you have an idea of which programme you wish to study, you can contact your AEL coordinator for further advice.

If you are a current UEL student, you should consult the module specifications in the Student Handbook for your programme. These specify the list of learning outcomes that you must have achieved through your previous learning. If you think your learning matches the learning outcomes, contact your school AEL coordinator for further advice.

Now proceed to the next step to make contact with the AEL Coordinator for your school.

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