UCLan, Birkbeck & UCL

The University of (Central) Lancashire offer a CertHE/BSc(Hons) in Astronomy. Each module is 20 CATS points. Completing the three compulsory and three (out of five) optional first year units will get you a CertHE. 

AA1051 Introduction to Astronomy	AA1054 Physics for Astronomy	AA1062 Mathematics for Astronomy	Three from: AA1053 Introduction to Cosmology AA1055 IT for Astronomy AA1057 Investigations in Astronomy AA1058 Sun, Earth and Climate AA1059 Introduction to Astrobiology
AA2051 The Milky Way	AA2052 Galaxies Beyond the Milky Way	AA2053 Ultraviolet, Optical and Infrared Astronomy	AA2054 Exploring the Solar System	AA2055 Solar Astrophysics	AA2056 Solar-Stellar Connection
AA3050 Astronomy Dissertation	AA3053 Cosmology and Relativity	AA3056 Extreme States of Matter	AA3057 Collaborative Investigation	AA3051 Origins	AA3055 Astronomical Computing

Birkbeck College offer a 4 year part time BSc (Hons) Planetary Exploration with Astronomy and Astrobiology by distance learning mode. It is adapted from their 3 year full time course. Full time first year modules are shown in blue, second year modules in red and third year modules in green. Each 'small' module is 15 CATS points, 'large' are 30 points. 90 points per year for the part time course, as shown below. There is also a two year part time CertHE course available which is mostly comprised of the modules in blue but offers the opportunity to study some modules in red.

1	Earth as a Planet		Planetary Science and Exploration	Foundations of Astronomy	Planetary Materials
2	Geology of the Solar System		Introduction to Field Geology		Planetary Geophysics
3	Igneous Petrology	Introduction to Astrobiology	Planetary Interiors	Remote Sensing and Planetary Surfaces	Field Mapping OR Planetary Exploration	Preparation for Research Project
4	Comets, Asteroids and Meteorites	Frontiers in Astrobiology	Physical Principles of Astronomy	Volcanism in the Solar System	Research Project

Unfortunately, this Part time BSc (Hons) Physics at UCL no longer exists, but when it did, it looked like this.

It ran over four years, three evenings per week. Two and a half modules were taken per year in years one and two, and three modules per year in years three and four, making a total of eleven modules.

It compared quite favourably to the full time BSc (Hons) Physics course at UCL, which still runs today. 12 modules are required for this degree.

Note that for the part time degree, four and half modules were taken at level 3, compared with four for the full time equivalent. The full time degree programme has more module choice at levels 2 and 3, which isn't shown above.