UCL

University College London (UCL) offers a portfolio of Level 7 graduate degree apprenticeships that combine full‑time paid employment with part‑time study leading to a Master’s qualification. Apprentices are employed by an organisation, with programme fees covered in full by the employer, and they graduate alongside other UCL students with no tuition fee debt. UCL’s degree apprenticeships are designed to meet specific business needs, address skills gaps and give apprentices the opportunity to develop new knowledge, skills and experience that add direct value to their organisation. Training is delivered through a mix of in‑person teaching on campus and virtual learning, allowing apprentices to study while continuing in their roles. Current programmes include the Spatial Planning Degree Apprenticeship MSc (Chartered Town Planner), the Clinical Associate in Psychology (Adult Mental Health) Apprenticeship Programme MSc, the Systems Engineering Master’s Degree Apprenticeship, and the Statistics for Clinical Trials Apprenticeship MSc. In addition to apprenticeships, UCL offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees, short courses, summer school and other professional development opportunities that can support workforce upskilling and talent development.