About The College:
Perth College is a leading college of further and higher education. It is an academic partner of the UHI Millennium Institute (UHI).
The College offers opportunities ranging from one-day courses to qualifications including degrees.
Courses are taught in the following areas
- Academic Studies
- Health and Social Care
- Building Craft Technologies
- Languages
- Business Administration
- Management and Finance
- Child Care and Education
- Motor Vehicle Engineering
- Computing
- Music and Audio
- Construction, Professional and Technical Studies
- Science and Environment
- Design and Media Studies
- Special Programmes
- Engineering Technologies
- Sport and Leisure
- Hairdressing and Beauty Therapies
- Tourism and Hospitality
There are degrees in Aircraft Engineering, Computing, Social Sciences, Tourism, Popular Music Performance and Child and Youth Studies.
Applying to Perth College
Because this College is a UHI partner, you apply through UCAS for courses at Higher National Certificate and above.
Support for learning
Student Services offer support in study skills, individually or in group workshops.
There is help with reading, writing and number work.
There is Extended Learning Support for students with special needs, and equipment to help those with learning difficulties such as dyslexia.
Child care
The custom-built nursery is open to children aged 1 to 5.
Mature entrants
Mature students are welcome. You may not need the normal entry requirements.
Access courses
There are Access courses leading to higher education in Nursing; Science, Technology and Health; and Access to UHI or Higher Education, which gives entry to various Higher National and degree courses.
Part time study
Part time courses run both day and evening. There are also open and flexible learning courses.
Community courses
The College has a network of local learning centres, including
- Pitlochry
- the Pathways Centre in Perth
Find out more
There are open days as advertised.
Did you know?
Perth College has
- a multi-million pound development including a music and media centre
- the Centre for Mountain Studies, opened in 2000, to research sustainable development in mountain regions
- courses in mechatronics with robotics as their main theme – you design and make your own robotic vehicle
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