Embark on an exciting journey into the world of hospitality and event management with a forward-thinking foundation degree shaped by sustainability, enterprise, and real-world experience. This innovative FdA programme equips you with the professional skills and academic knowledge needed to succeed in the global service industry. Through hands-on learning, personal development, and critical reflection, you’ll build the confidence and capabilities to thrive. From day one, you'll benefit from strong academic support and a personalised approach, helping you carve out a clear pathway into a rewarding career in hospitality and events.
Note:
This programme is currently undergoing the formal validation process with the University for the Creative Arts (UCA). “Subject to validation” indicates that the course is in development and awaiting final academic approval. We are working in close partnership with UCA to complete this process and are confident in a positive outcome.
Applicants are welcome to apply and may be offered a place on the programme. However, please note that enrolment and course delivery will only proceed once validation has been successfully granted. Should the programme not receive validation, applicants will be notified as soon as possible and offered appropriate alternatives or a full refund of any fees paid.
** Applicants should plan for the following costs: broadband access, a suitable electronic device for independent learning, and any expenses related to field trips or visits. All trips will be communicated well in advance to avoid unexpected or short-notice costs.
| KEY INFORMATION | |
| Campus | London, Birmingham |
| Intakes | October, January, May |
| Duration | Two years, with the option for students to either enter employment upon completion or progress to a top-up programme. |
| Study mode | Full-time | Blended Learning |
| Awarding body | University for the Creative Arts |
| Tuition fees | UK/EU citizens - £9,535 per annum |
| Funding | SFE funding available |
| International / EU Applicants | If you are arriving after the UK has left the EU on January 1st 2021, you will require a visa to study in the UK, in which LCCA will not be able to sponsor you. To find out more information please visit https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families/applying-for-settled-status |
| UCAS INFORMATION | |
| Apply through UCAS | |
| APPLY DIRECT | |
| Apply directly to LCCA | |
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Before the course officially begins, you’ll take part in ‘My Toolkit for Success’, a two-week pre-course programme designed to help you transition into higher education. You’ll receive 1:1 support from Student Success Tutors, skill refreshers, and preparation workshops to ensure a smooth academic start.
Year 1 (Level 4): Foundations of Hospitality and Events
Build your confidence and core skills while gaining insight into the global service sector and sustainable enterprise.
Core Modules
In your second year, you will engage with a one-week Successful Transitions Toolkit, a focused programme that supports your progression to Level 5 and helps consolidate your learning from Year 1.
Year 2 (Level 5): Applied Strategy and Leadership
Apply critical thinking to real-world business issues, explore event experience design and refine your professional judgement.
Core Modules
Creative Events Project (30 credits)
Tackle a live brief with a sustainable solution. Research, plan, and deliver a creative proposal demonstrating teamwork, judgement, and professionalism.
Upon successful completion of the FdA Hospitality and Event Management course, you can choose to progress to a one-year BA (Hons) top-up degree or move directly into the workforce. Career paths include roles in Hospitality and events marketing, Hospitality and events operations, entrepreneurship, digital transformation, Hospitality and events project management, and more.
Blended Delivery
A combination of on-campus learning and self-paced online study, designed to fit around your lifestyle.
Face-to-Face Learning (15%)
Asynchronous Learning (25%)
Complementing your on-campus learning, you will complete a series of self-paced online activities each week. These include recorded lessons, educational videos, relevant readings, interactive discussion forums, and quizzes. Your engagement is monitored through these various touchpoints as well as in-class check-ins to support your progress.
Independent Learning (60%)
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Overall Methods of Assessment |
Written Exams: |
Practical Exams: |
Coursework: |
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Level 4 |
0% |
0% |
100% |
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Level 5 |
0% |
0% |
100% |
Assessment is varied and inclusive, including:
Ongoing formative feedback and clear expectations support your continuous development.
On successful completion, you’ll be prepared for a wide range of career paths in the hospitality and event management industries, such as:
This course is also ideal preparation for progression to a top-up BA (Hons) degree or further study in business, tourism or management.
Creative and Applied Approach: Blend creative thinking with practical business skills.
Specialist Facilities: Access industry-standard resources and guided learning.
Supportive Environment: Personalised academic and career support throughout your studies.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum: Stay ahead with modules designed to meet current business trends and employer needs.
Taught by LCCA’s experienced hospitality and business faculty, the course features:
This mix ensures theory meets practice in every aspect of your learning.
As an LCCA student, you’ll have access to:
In addition to the above applicants will be required to have three GCSE passes at grade C or above (including Maths and English) or Equivalent qualifications at Level 2 with English and Maths.
For applicants who do not meet standard academic entry criteria, a flexible entry policy will allow for:
No formal qualifications are required, but applicants must have 2 years of relevant work experience and English proficiency to be able to demonstrate understanding of business analysis, effective time management and working with others.
For any non-standard entry, an interview will be required to assess an applicant's ability to meet the Level 3 qualification criteria/ benchmark.
Assessment via:
A Personal Statement explaining motivation and experience and an interview to assess readiness for study.
A written task to evaluate academic ability (if necessary).
Other relevant and equivalent level 3 UK and international qualifications are considered on an individual basis, and we encourage students from diverse educational backgrounds apply.
English Language Proficiency ·
GCSE English at grade C/4 or equivalent · Functional Skills English Level 2. ·
Duolingo English Test (DET) 85 minimum preferably no minimum per component
*To see the accepted QCF qualifications, visit: http://uca.ac.uk/study/accepted-qualifications/
Offers are made based on academic background, experience, and commitment to study.
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