Titles of qualifications can vary in capitalisation, but in general a generic qualification such as bachelor's
degree should be lowercase, and a specific component of that qualification should be title case. For example:
- Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- Bachelor of Science (BSc)
- Bachelor of Education (BEd)
- Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
- Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
- Higher National Diploma (HND)
- Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert)
- Tech level
- a bachelor's degree
- a master's degree
- a foundation degree
- an honours degree
- a postgraduate degree
- a diploma in health
- an advanced apprenticeship
- a higher apprenticeship
- a degree apprenticeship
When using the full title of a course, use title case:
- BA in English and Psychology
- If studying Chemistry A level
- Advanced Apprenticeship in Accounting
When referring to a subject in text, it should be lowercase (unless it is a proper noun):
- You can study more than just core subjects, such as mathematics, English, chemistry
- If you are studying for A levels in mathematics, English and chemistry
Note: A level or Advanced level has a lowercase 'l'.