As a prospective UK undergraduate student, I'm interested in the 'Computer Games Development BSc (Hons)' course at the University of Bedfordshire. What are the typical A-level and BTEC entry requirements for this course, and what are the annual tuition fees for UK students? Also, what types of student support services does the university offer?
Navigate to 'beds.ac.uk'. Click on the 'Study' dropdown menu (ID 235). Click on the 'Undergraduate' link. On the Undergraduate page, use the search bar or navigate to 'Computer Games Development BSc (Hons)' course page. On the 'Computer Games Development BSc (Hons)' course page, click on 'The UK' button (ID 1638) under 'Where Are You Applying From?'. Locate and expand the 'Entry Requirements' section to extract the typical A-level and BTEC requirements. Locate and expand the 'Fees and Funding' section on the course page to identify the tuition fees for UK students. Navigate back to the main navigation (e.g., by clicking the university logo or using the back button if necessary). Click on the 'University Life' dropdown (ID 238). Click on the 'Student Support' link. Identify and list at least three distinct types of student support services offered by the university.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Computer Games Development BSc (Hons)' course page. The agent successfully clicks 'The UK' button. The agent accurately states the typical A-level entry requirements (e.g., '104-112 UCAS points, including 32 points from a relevant subject such as Computing, IT, Maths, or Science'). The agent accurately states the typical BTEC entry requirements (e.g., 'Extended Diploma: DDM in a relevant subject such as Computing, IT, Games Development, or Creative Media Production'). The agent accurately states the UK tuition fees for the course (e.g., '£9,250 per year'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Student Support' page. The agent identifies and lists at least three distinct student support services (e.g., 'Student Money Advice', 'Disability Support', 'Counselling and Mental Health Service', 'Academic Support', 'Careers and Employability Service').