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Degree Apprenticeships

No need to fret about university fees, or choosing between starting your career or getting a degree. Because you can earn and learn right here, on our award-winning Degree Apprenticeship Programme. You do the scheme, and we’ll pay your uni fees. Sweet.

We’ve partnered with the University of Bradford and University of Strathclyde to create tailor-made programmes that suit us, and suit you. You can work, earn, and learn while studying towards your degree, and get ready for a management career with a name which offers you that bit more.

For starters, we won the prestigious Institute for Student Employers Award for Best Overall Emerging Talent Strategy 2023. It means the industry believes we offer outstanding learning and career development at the highest level. Not bad!

FAQs

What does the programme involve?

You’ll help make good things happen for millions of Morrisons customers every single week. It’ll mean a real role in our business and getting paid to learn as you go, taking responsibility for people, projects and operations. Beyond that, you’ll be an undergraduate student, studying towards a degree that will take you even further. So you’ll build a great career, gain your degree, and keep your bank account in the black - all at the same time.

What will I study towards?

Juggling full-time work and a degree course won’t be easy. But if you’re ambitious and hard working, it’ll be an experience you’ll never forget.

At the University of Bradford, you’ll study towards a BSc Retail and Business Management Apprenticeship. In Scotland, you will study for a Graduate Apprenticeship BA in Business Management. Food Technical degree apprentices will study towards a Bsc Professional Practice in Food Technology Management at Sheffield Hallam University. These are all honours degrees, and throughout them all you’ll receive the flexibility and support to manage your studies with your hands-on learning. 

What do I need?

Resilience, determination, tenacity and good leadership skills are essential. You’ll also need to be flexible enough to meet the changing needs of our business, able to work in a team, and have the courage and confidence to make big decisions when it matters.

What about UCAS points?

To successfully apply for any of our Chartered Manager degree apprenticeship programmes, you'll need 112 UCAS Points and a grade 4 in GCSE Maths and English.

In Scotland, for our course in Business Management, you’ll need to have 4 Highers with minimum B grades, including Mathematics and English.

You get UCAS points when you pass a qualification like an A-level or BTEC, and the number of points you get depends on the grade you achieve.

Where will I study and how will I get there?

Our Corporate, Retail and Manufacturing degree apprentices will attend either the University of Bradford or University of Strathclyde, in weekly blocks or days throughout the year or via online learning. 

Don't worry about travel and accommodation for this, if you live a big distance away from university we’ll pick up the cost.

Can I use AI as part of my application?

At Morrisons, we recognise that AI tools can be useful when preparing for the recruitment process. However, during any live assessment, including virtual assessment centres, interviews, or exercises, candidates are expected to complete activities independently without AI assistance. This ensures that we can fairly assess each individual's skills and potential.

Who is Myton Food Group?

Myton Food Group are a UK manufacturing business with deep roots in the Morrisons Supermarket business. From fresh means and fish, savoury and sweet pies, to fuit, veg, flowers and bread - they work with valued supplies to bring Morrisons customers the best quality foods.