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About BPP University. In September 2007, BPP University made history by becoming the first publicly owned company in the UK to obtain degree awarding powers. BPP University’s unique approach is education that is academically rigorous but also grounded in practical application that is highly relevant to our students, stakeholders and industry.
BPP University is a private university in the United Kingdom . History. Name. The university takes its name from the founders Alan Brierley, Richard Price and Charles Prior, who in 1975 set up Brierley Price Prior to train accountancy students. [1] University status.
BPP University is a leading UK institution with a strong commitment to the development of professional skills. http://www.bppuniversity.ac.uk All our academic programmes were tailored in conjunction with employers, and we work with professional bodies, governments, international organisations and development agencies to deliver tertiary ...
In September 2007, BPP University made history by becoming the first publicly owned University in the UK to obtain degree awarding powers. Today, BPP has more than 15,000 students from over 100 countries, with 84% studying postgraduate programmes .
Our Subjects & Courses. From professional qualifications to apprenticeships, postgraduate and undergraduate degrees and specialised professional development, we offer an extensive range of courses for you to study, whatever stage your career is at.
Postgraduate. An advanced qualification which requires a first degree, usually lasting between 1-2 years to enable learners to become specialists in their area. View courses. Degree apprenticeships. Combines the benefits of gaining work experience and a degree qualification at the same time. View courses. How do we do it?
A BPP University takes its name from the surname initials of Alan Brierley, Richard Price and Charles Prior who founded a college in 1976 to provide exam training to accountancy students. However, the modernised full form of BPP is Business Professional People.
