COURSE: Undergraduate
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Year of entry
- 2027
UCAS code
- DEMO
Duration of study
- 3 years or 4 years with international or placement year
DEMONSTRATION ONLY: This fictional course is not offered by Keele University and cannot be applied for.
Demo course title - Demo award
Course summary
This is a demonstration page for a fictional course. Imaginary Futures is not offered by Keele University and is shown only to demonstrate the course-page template.
Why study Demo course title at Keele University?
Explore completely fictional ideas in a clearly labelled demonstration course
See how course-page components display different types of sample content
Try imaginary modules such as Cloud Cartography and Time-Travel Ethics
This page is for design and content testing only — applications are not accepted
Nothing on this page describes a course offered by Keele University
Course overview
About this demonstration course
Imaginary Futures is a deliberately fictional programme used to show how headings, paragraphs and course information appear within this template. It is not an approved or available Keele University course.
Sample topics include cloud cartography, speculative gardening and the ethics of time travel. Students would practise creative problem-solving through playful projects that make the fictional nature of the course unmistakable.
Please do not use this page to make study or application decisions. No applications are accepted and no qualification is awarded.
Course structure
Modules for Demo course title
Our courses are designed to develop the skills, experience and expertise you'll need to succeed in your chosen career, informed by the latest research, teaching methods, student feedback, and employer insights. Module details are representative of what we intend to deliver on the course, but may change to reflect best practice and academic development. This information should therefore not be considered a definitive list of available modules.
Sample Year 1 modules
Introduction to Imaginary Futures
Explore how fictional worlds are used to test ideas and tell stories.
Cloud Cartography
Create maps for places that cannot exist, using invented symbols and playful research.
Everyday Objects of 2120
Design a harmless prototype for an imagined future.
Sample Year 2 modules
Speculative Gardening
Plan a garden for an imaginary climate and explain your creative choices.
Time-Travel Ethics
Debate fictional dilemmas created by visits to the past and future.
Building Better Moon Villages
Work in teams on a deliberately impossible design brief.
Sample Year 3 modules
Final Demonstration Project
Create a portfolio piece that showcases the course-page template.
Professional Practice for Imaginary Careers
Write a fictional application for a job that does not exist.
All module titles and descriptions above are invented demonstration content.
You can view the Programme Specification for this course by visiting the Programme Specifications webpage. (opens in new tab)
Double Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework
Keele is one of only 15 broad-based universities in England - out of over 100 - to have been awarded Gold in both the 2017 and 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) exercises, demonstrating our consistent teaching excellence.
Additional opportunities
Foundation year
Learn a language
Placement year
International year
Study abroad
GCP Elective Pathways
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There are a range of additional opportunities for this course.
Please note that undertaking one may impact the availability of another.
Demonstration opportunities
The activities described here are invented examples for testing page components. They do not represent placements, study-abroad routes or other opportunities offered by Keele University.
Sample activities:
Map an imaginary floating city
Design a museum exhibit from the year 2120
Join a fictional field trip to the Moon
Entry requirements
These are the typical entry requirements for this course for a range of UK and international qualifications. If your qualifications aren't listed, please contact us to check if we can accept them. If you don't think you'll meet the stated requirements, you may be able to access this course via a Foundation Year.
Additional information
No entry requirements apply. This is a demonstration course and is not open for applications. Any grades or qualifications shown elsewhere on the template are sample content only.
English language requirements
All our courses require an English language qualification or test. Most students meet this through a 4 or C in GCSE English. Please visit our English Language pages for details, including test information for international students. For students who require a test, this course requires a result from Group A.
Alternative and contextual offers
We're committed to ensuring equality of opportunity for applicants with the potential and motivation to succeed, regardless of background. We offer alternative offer schemes with clear eligibility criteria, including contextual offers, offers for those studying in the Keele region, and recognition of a range of additional qualifications.
General information
The entry grades outlined indicate the typical offer, along with any subject specific requirements. This is for general information only. Keele University reserves the right to vary conditions based upon a candidate's application. For international students, find out how we work with approved agents as part of our admissions process.
Fees and funding
Tuition fees for 2027/28 2026/27 academic year
- The tuition fee for UK Home students starting in 2027/282026/27 is set by the UK Government and will be £10,050£9,790.
- UK: Not applicable — demonstration course only
- International: Band 1, £18,200 for the 2026/27 academic year
Not applicable. This is a fictional demonstration course with no international fee.
International fees for 2027/28 entry have not yet been confirmed. We review all tuition fees annually and will update this page once they are finalised.
In subsequent years of your course, UK Home fees may change in line with government policy or legislative requirements. For continuing international students, fees will increase each year in line with RPI, capped at a maximum of 5% per year.
For details of our international fee bands visit our Undergraduate tuition fees page.
No fees are charged. This fictional course cannot be applied for or studied. Fee information displayed by the template is for demonstration and layout testing only.
Financial support
Going to university can be daunting as well as exciting. It's important to understand the costs and financial support available.
Our Student Financial Support team offers confidential advice and guidance to help you manage your money, resolve issues with Student Finance, create a budget, explore your options if you're facing financial hardship, and access any funding you are eligible for, such as bursaries and scholarships.
For more information visit our undergraduate fees and funding pages.
Additional costs
The additional costs listed below apply to the 2026/27 academic year. Costs for 2027/28 entry will be confirmed closer to the time, so the information below should be used as a guide only.
Optional costs
There may be optional costs that students can choose to incur to enhance their learning experience. These are not required to complete the course. Details of these optional costs are outlined below to help you plan accordingly.
Students may also incur general expenses related to university study, such as for printing, textbooks and other materials. Students who undertake a placement may be responsible for additional costs, such as travel, accommodation, and subsistence costs. For further information, please refer to the additional costs information.
Demonstration only
There are no additional costs because this is not a real course. This text is included solely to demonstrate the additional-costs component.
Your future career
This fictional course has no graduate outcomes. The following playful examples are included only to demonstrate a careers list:
Chief Futurist
Cloud Cartographer
Speculative Garden Designer
Time-Travel Ethics Adviser
Find out more about our careers and employability services, including career planning, alumni mentoring, jobs, internships, starting your own business and much more.
Teaching, learning and assessment
Sample teaching
Imaginary seminars, creative workshops and studio demonstrations show how teaching information might be presented. No teaching is delivered for this demonstration course.
Sample assessment
A map of somewhere that does not exist
A prototype for an impossible object
A presentation from an imagined future
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Foundation year
"I enjoyed the nutology modules, their real world application and the field trip were out of this world!"
Read more about Keith the Squirrel, Nutology, 2017
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