South Devon Graduate

Alongside excellent programme design, and outstanding teaching, learning, and assessment on your course, tutors will help you to identify and address any gaps in your academic knowledge, skills and behaviours. This starts before your course begins with preparation activities online and in-person to help you develop foundational academic skills, the tutorial curriculum then scaffolds new and developing knowledge and skills with your peers throughout your course, and you can access one-to-one support from the University Centre South Devon Student Support Hub.  

South Devon Graduates have positive personal attributes, qualities, and characteristics that mean they are confident, resilient, and act with integrity. We nurture these attributes through our Ready, Respect, and Safe agenda. Students are ready to learn with academic, disability, and wellbeing groups and one-to-one support. University Centre South Devon and our students are encouraged to respect themselves, others, and the environment through initiatives related to equality and diversity, sustainability, academic integrity, and behaviour and conduct. Students and staff keep themselves and each other safe through pastoral support, knowledge of safeguarding and Prevent, online safety activities, and opportunities to report misconduct and bullying.

Your teaching team designed a course to give you the knowledge and skills for a career in your chosen field. Beyond this, you will become work-ready through work-based learning, placement activities and assessments that reflect the real world of work, a tutorial curriculum that inspires you to reflect on your growing employability and record them in your Personal Development Plan (PDP), and enrichment activities arranged by your programme team or the wider University Centre, such as Research Showcase.