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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2020 ART, DESIGN AND FASHION BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CLINICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES COMPUTING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CONSTRUCTION AND SURVEYING ENGINEERING FILM, MEDIA AND PERFORMANCE FORENSIC SCIENCE HEALTH AND WELLBEING HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES JOURNALISM LANGUAGES LAW MEDICINE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL WORK, CARE AND COMMUNITY SPORT AND WELLBEING TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENT MANAGEMENT uclan.ac.uk/international
CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE 4 WELCOME FROM THE MAYOR OF PRESTON 5 THE CITY OF PRESTON 7 THE UCLAN JOURNEY FROM 1828 TO NOW 9 WHY CHOOSE UCLAN? 10 WHAT DO OUR STUDENTS SAY ABOUT UCLAN? 11 UCLAN STUDY OPPORTUNITIES OVERSEAS 12 STUDY ABROAD 15 CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY 16 RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES 18 FACILITIES 21 LIVING IN PRESTON 24 SUPPORTING YOU AT UCLAN 27 ALUMNI 30 COURSE LISTING 31 FEES AND FUNDING 45 INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS 46 HOW TO APPLY 47 CONTACT US 48 FIND US 49 INTRODUCING OUR PRESTON CITY CAMPUS 50 While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this prospectus is accurate at the time of going to press, changes are likely to occur given the lengthy interval between publication and commencement of the course. It is therefore very important that you check our website for any updates before you apply for the course by visiting uclan.ac.uk/study. Where there is a difference between the contents of this prospectus and our website, the contents of the website take precedence and represent the basis on which we intend to deliver our educational services to you. Any offer of a place to study at the University is subject to terms and conditions which can be found at uclan.ac.uk/study_here/student- contract-taught-programmes.php. The terms and conditions set out, for example, your key obligations as a student and when we might make changes to your course, the fees payable or the student regulations with which all students are required to comply. You are strongly advised to read these before making an application. If you are unable to access our website for any reason, please contact us on 01772 892400. 2
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WELCOME TO THE
UNIVERSITY OF
CENTRAL LANCASHIRE
I am proud to say that UCLan
has been a major influence in
university education for over
190 years.
Our University has gone from
strength to strength and continues
to compete among the leading
universities in the world.
UCLan offers international students a superlative
student experience through an unrivalled
combination of high-quality teaching, personal
support, research, informed curricula and
exceptional teaching facilities. Our current
students and alumni are testament to the
commitment of passionate teaching and support
staff of this ambitious university, and you can read
about their experiences in this prospectus.
International students who, like you, have a
desire for knowledge and a keenness to learn
are realising their career and life aspirations as
successful UCLan graduates. I am inspired by their
stories and trust that you will be too.
We look forward to welcoming you to our
exciting international campus in Preston.
PROFESSOR GRAHAM BALDWIN
Vice-Chancellor
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WELCOME FROM
THE MAYOR OF PRESTON
I am pleased to welcome you to
Preston where UCLan lies at the
heart of our city. The university
and the city centre are both
undergoing great change and
major investment. As Mayor I work
closely with UCLan to promote,
cultural, business and education
links with Preston.
I first became a councillor in 1987 and have spent
over thirty years in public life working for the
people of Central Lancashire. As Mayor I work
with charities, businesses, places of education,
faith groups and individuals and try to promote
the virtues of our wonderful city across the country
and indeed the world. This is a fantastic role for
someone as passionate about Preston as I am.
In welcoming you to our city, I hope you enjoy your
time with us. I came to live in Preston when I was
22 and have never wanted to leave. If and when
you leave us, I hope you will be able to take good
memories of your time in Preston.
COUNCILLOR DAVID BORROW
Mayor of Preston 2019/20
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Anirudha Singh Bhadoria, India BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences
“Preston is an appealing, student-friendly city that is safe with low crime rates because
it is smaller than some other major cities in the UK. The mobility to other places here
is good; there’s connectivity with London and all other major places via train. Since
arriving last September, I have visited Manchester, Liverpool, London and Edinburgh.”
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THE CITY OF PRESTON
Situated in the heart of the North West of England, in the county
of Lancashire, the city of Preston is vibrant, cultural and friendly city.
The city has a very long history, being given the status of a market town
in 1179; and obtaining city status in 2002, becoming England’s 50th city
in the 50th Year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
Lancashire is well known for its national position
in relation to aerospace, advanced engineering
and manufacturing; energy; and higher education,
making it an important part of economic growth in
the north, referred to as the Northern Powerhouse.
Located a short distance from the coastline, the
Lake District, and the larger cities of Manchester
and Liverpool, both of which have international
airports; Preston is also one of the most networked
cities in the country.
Come and see for yourself by watching our Preston
video at:
uclan.ac.uk/study_here/student-life/index.php
Preston conceals many interesting facts and achievements...
- home to the tallest spire of any parish church in England
- has the longest continuous row of red telephone boxes
- the Preston by-pass was Britain’s first motorway
- the first KFC restaurant in the UK opened in Preston in 1965
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FANG Xian, China BA (Hons) Management in Hospitality
‘It is very convenient from university to go to the city centre. It’s easy to go out and
go shopping. The library is great, I can find a lot of information in my subject area.
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is also a free dance class in the gym,
which is very interesting. When I first arrived in the UK, I encountered a lot of
problems. The staff inside helped me a lot, and my questions were all answered
there. The dormitory environment is super good, and it is very convenient to take the
parcel in the management office. I recommend that my schoolmates come to study
this major because of the opportunity to practice and participate in real projects.”
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THE UCLAN JOURNEY FROM 1828 TO NOW
UCLan’s history dates back to 1828, when, at the very first open
meeting of the Institution for the Diffusion of Knowledge, Thomas
Addison (its first President) expressed his wish that one day Preston
would have its own university. After many developments and name
changes, on 1 September 1992 that became a reality and the Lancashire
Polytechnic became known as the University of Central Lancashire.
Today UCLan is a thriving community of around We now have an extensive international presence
38,000 students and staff and our alumni make up with approximately 125 partners worldwide
a worldwide family of over 180,000 people. We and welcoming students from over 85 different
are in the top 6% of Universities in the world* and countries to the Preston Campus.
UCLan was the first modern~ university to enter
This expansion of facilities continues today with
the QS World Rankings**. We have been awarded
the newly opened Oasis Faith and Spirituality
the maximum five stars for the quality of teaching;
Centre along with the new Engineering
facilities; employability; internationalisation; social
Innovation Centre, and the planned Civic Square
responsibility and inclusiveness.
and Student Centre, which is underway.
*Center for World University Rankings 2019-20 ~Universities created after 1992 **topuniversities.com
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WHY CHOOSE UCLAN?
UCLan is the UK’s biggest
riser in the Complete
180,000 Alumni
University Guide 2020. 256 Honorary Fellows
Over 100 Professors
Over 38,000 Staff
and Students
Over 69% of our students
graduate with a First or 2:1 while 1st in the North
95.5% of our graduates enter West for Fashion,
employment or further study 2nd in the UK for
within 6 months of graduating. Chemistry and
HESA Employment Performance Indicator 2018
5th in the UK for The University contributes
more than £200 million
(full-time, home-domiciled, first degree leavers). Social Work. to the North West
Guardian University economy every year.
Guide 2020 Financial report by
Regeneris Consulting, 2015
Opened in 2019, a collaboration between
Lancashire Constabulary, UCLan and the
The University now enrols students from more
Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner.
than 120 countries and has partnerships with
125 international institutions from Argentina
The University of Central to South Africa, to the Arctic Circle.
Lancashire’s roots go
back to 1828 when it was
founded as the ‘Institution
for the Diffusion of
Knowledge’ in Preston.
£500k is invested by the University each year
in Study Abroad to allow students to add
a global dimension to their studies.
TOP 6% 2019-20
2018 TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION (THE) AWARDS
International Collaboration of the Year for the University’s efforts to relocate nearly 650 medical students
and staff from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) following Hurricane Irma.
Excellence and Innovation in the Arts for UCLan Publishing, the only student-run, trade but not-for-profit
publishing house in the North West.
Most Innovative Contribution to Business-University Collaboration for a Knowledge Transfer
Partnership between UCLan and Recycling Lives, a national recycling and waste business.
10WHAT DO OUR STUDENTS SAY ABOUT UCLAN?
Drahoslava Machova, Czech Republic
BA (Hons) History & Education and MRES History
“One thing I did not expect and that really surprised me was
the support and motivation offered by the lecturers at UCLan;
they are very friendly and outgoing. They are extremely
understanding, especially with English being my second
language. The lecturers helped to push me and enabled me
to overcome barriers.”
Brian Aine, Uganda
Medicine (Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery)
MBBS - Fourth Year
“I chose UCLan because it offered me the opportunity to learn a
new culture; I think that’s important for a Doctor, understanding
different people around the world. I really liked that the
Medicine course has a small cohort size, which is perfect for
international students because we sometimes need that extra
attention – other universities cohorts were too big and I’d have
felt lost in the crowd.”
Chaitanya Madhav, India
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering (Alumnus 2018)
“I applied to lots of different universities directly but chose
UCLan due to its convenient location for exploring the rest of
the UK and good transport links, cheap cost of living, strong
opportunities for employment in the North West for Engineering
and that Preston is not over saturated with students unlike some
other urban University cities.”
11UCLAN STUDY OPPORTUNITIES OVERSEAS
UCLan Cyprus
UCLan Cyprus established its presence in Cyprus The British University of Cyprus is set in a modern,
in 2012. It is the first Branch Campus of the purpose–built University campus with state-of-
University of Central Lancashire and at the the-art academic and operational facilities, with
same time a fully licensed private University in the institution being the first University in Cyprus
Cyprus. It offers a unique and innovative model to have its own Court Room which has been
of a Cypriot and British University educational designed to reproduce not only the look and
experience, approved and validated by both the effect of a real court room, but the courtrooms of
Ministry of Education and Culture of Cyprus and the future.
the UK Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), for
Students at the campus can reserve a room in the
Higher Education.
luxury University accommodation available on site.
Graduates receive a Double Degree (two
certificates) from the two Universities, UCLan THERE IS NOW A STUDENT BODY OF
Cyprus and UCLan UK, recognised not only in OVER 1000 STUDENTS AT THE CAMPUS,
Cyprus, but across Europe and beyond. ENROLLED ON ITS ALMOST 30 DEGREE
PROGRAMMES.
uclan.ac.uk/international/partnerships.php
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Giordana Failla, Italy BA (Hons) English with Modern Languages
“I have been a part of the Erasmus Student Network since my second year and I am
now Communications Manager, Secretary and a Local Rep. We have gained over
100 members for the first time at UCLan and meeting new people from all over the
world is so rewarding! One of my dearest friends is from China and she visited me
one summer in Italy and we stay in contact now – this has been the most special part
of being an international student at UCLan.”
14STUDY ABROAD
All students also have access UCLan has exchange agreements with almost
100 universities from around the world, whether
to the Study Abroad Exchange it’s Europe through the Erasmus+ scheme,
Programme which allows UCLan through our Worldwide Exchange programme
students to experience life at where we have partners in the USA, Canada,
Mexico, Australia and Hong Kong; through ISEP,
overseas universities and students
which offers opportunities in the rest of the
from overseas universities to study world; or by participating in UCLan’s own Travel
at UCLan, offering an opportunity Bursary Scheme.
to enhance your opportunities for
future employment.
15CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY
As a UCLan student, employability skills are embedded within your
studies from the very start of your time with us. You are encouraged
to self-assess your levels of employability development and agree
an action plan with your Academic Advisor, which you will update
throughout the year.
If you want to graduate ready for the workplace, Many of UCLan’s postgraduate taught
then the University of Central Lancashire is the programmes now offer the possibility of a
institution to choose as our graduates have Professional Placement, allowing students to gain
received a timely boost to their job prospects paid employment within their degree programme.
after the institution received its best graduate
You will have access to UCLan Careers, our one-
employability score. According to new figures
stop service that is available for all students and
released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency
graduates to access. From CV Writing to Interview
(HESA),* 95.5% of UCLan’s full-time, first-degree
Preparation, whatever stage of study you are
graduates based in the UK went into employment
at or whatever your future aspirations are, our
or further study within six months of graduation.
experienced professional team of careers advisors
UCLan is ranked as the leading UK university for
can help with impartial advice and guidance.
start-up businesses that it incubates still active
after three years of trading, according to the latest Students also have access to other career
HEBCIS survey.** resources around the university including the
Students’ Union Opportunities Centre for jobs
The latest analysis also shows graduates gaining
and volunteering opportunities.
graduate roles at a range of companies and
organisations such as Apple, Adidas, Emirates, *(HESA, 2018)
Hewlett Packard, Aston Martin, BAE Systems, ** The Higher Education Business and Community
BBC, IBM and Marks and Spencer. Interaction Survey (HEBCIS) 2016-17
16Paul Cyriac, India MSc Oil and Gas Engineering with Professional Placement
“The style of education in the UK is quite different in comparison to the Indian
system. Here it is more practical, and assignment based which gives a deeper
understanding of the subject.
I have done my placement with Total UK, which was one of the biggest turning
points in my life because Total is a giant player in the oil and gas industry.
Furthermore, the UK work experience is very reputable and will add value to my
career prospects alongside my master’s degree at UCLan.”
17RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
UCLan is a leading research institution with multiple subject areas that have
been officially recognised as demonstrating elements of world-leading
research in the most recent Research Excellence Framework. We are an
established and vibrant community of academic researchers and students
who are respected by their peers and tackle real-world challenges.
QUALITY RESEARCH, TRANSDISCIPLINARY IMPACT AND GLOBAL
REACH IS WHAT YOU WILL FIND AWAITING YOU AT UCLAN.
The scope of UCLan’s research activity is far- Our research is presented under themes and
reaching - from working with NASA on solar related groups that build a rich picture of the
dynamics, sector-leading stroke research, working excellence, breadth and depth of our innovation
with industry on cutting-edge digital media and high-quality research.
projects, to collaboration with the Football
Association, Professional Golfers Association,
and the International Olympic Committee on
sport and exercise science research.
Over 800
research students
enrolled currently
450 postgraduate
research qualifications
awarded over the
last five years
Lais Baptista, Brazil PhD Forensic Genetics
“Don’t be afraid to start a PhD as there is a lot of support at
UCLan and people who can help you every step of the way.”
18For full details of our research activity, please visit: uclan.ac.uk/research
Over 800
research or knowledge
transfer-active
members
of staff
More than 100
Annual total research Professors & Readers
income of £6.9 million working at the University
Obelema Akobo, Nigeria PhD Child Computer Interaction
“PhD gives me that feeling that I can go out and be part of the research society.
There are a number of career paths I could choose from including industry,
academia and working for yourself.”
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FACILITIES
The University has commenced a £200 million transformation plan
(Masterplan) for the Preston Campus, with a vision, over the next few
years, to create a unified, sustainable and welcoming campus which
will enhance the experience for all those visiting the University.
Further details of this plan can be found at uclanmasterplan.co.uk
Sports facilities Study facilities
The Sir Tom Finney Sports Centre (STFSC) is The UCLan Library building provides comfortable,
UCLan’s multi-million pound, state-of-the- flexible study spaces and offers a wealth of
art, purpose-built indoor facility on the main excellent learning resources, extensive collections
University campus. of information sources and expert help and
support from Library staff, with the facilities
The outstanding facilities are often used by
open 24/7 during term time.
national sports teams to prepare for major
international sporting events.
Social spaces
Sport is one of UCLan’s key subject areas and the
In response to student feedback, UCLan now
outstanding Sports Arena has a significant role
has an increased number of social spaces,
in improving sport for students. UCLan Sports
fully stocked with beanbags, pool tables and
Arena is also available for the wider Preston
microwaves. Situated in the heart of campus,
community, who benefit from the excellent
the Social Spaces provide areas for staff and
opportunities open to them at the city’s premier
students to work, socialise and relax. They are
multi-sports venue. The £12 million Arena
bright, spacious, comfortable and have extended
provides facilities for athletics, rugby league,
opening hours. The new buildings are the
rugby union, football, hockey, netball, tennis and
perfect place to meet with friends, relax with
cycling. There are also seven floodlit training grids,
a coffee and an alternative place on campus
a 19 station fitness suite and an indoor room for
where you can escape.
activities, theory sessions and fitness training.
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Engineering Innovation Centre (EIC) Student Centre
The first stage of the new campus development is The Student Centre building is the integral part
the newly opened Engineering Innovation Centre of the c.£60 million Masterplan project, which
(EIC); a £35 million state-of-the-art facility at the will create a new entrance into the University
heart of Preston - helping to further establish campus, with a reception area and coffee shop to
UCLan as a leader in engineering innovation. welcome staff, students and visitors alike.
The Engineering Innovation Centre (EIC) capitalises Providing a home for the various student services
on the location of the University at the centre at the University, the building will contain offices,
of one of the most intensive engineering and meeting rooms, workstations and event venues
manufacturing areas in the UK to create an including a roof top garden. This investment will
internationally competitive facility that will bring help staff to continue the outstanding support
together the region’s expertise from within they provide for students and welcome local
academia and industry. communities into the University.
The EIC is equipped to the highest standard with A large square will extend in front of the building,
technology demonstration areas and specialist designed for hosting large events including the
work areas to create an integrated space for Lancashire Science Festival, pop up cinemas,
teaching, research and knowledge exchange. farmers markets and more. This square does
not just belong to the University, but to the local
community too. Lancashire’s societies, clubs and
communities will be welcome to use the square
to host their own events, creating a connectivity
between the University and its surroundings.
uclan.ac.uk/facilities
23LIVING IN PRESTON
As a student in Preston you will be able to get the best of both worlds
– being based in a student city that so warmly welcomes its student
population; as well as having easy links to nature and the great outdoors.
The city centre is full of well-known and including Preston Railway Station, from where
independent shops, with restaurants offering a you can easily reach Liverpool, Manchester and
wide range of traditional and international menus the spectacular Lake District, England’s largest
to suit every taste. You can also discover some National Park; or you can head to the coast to
beautiful green spaces such as Winckley Square the seaside resort of Blackpool.
and the tranquil surroundings of Avenham and
Preston is also home to the football club, Preston
Miller Parks, set on the banks of the River Ribble.
North End, a founder member of the English
You will find that most places in Preston are Football League and were the first ever English
easily accessible on foot from the University, Football Champions.
24University accommodation All rooms have free WiFi access and every
bedroom contains a study desk, chair, chest of
UCLan guarantees a room in halls, on
drawers and wardrobe. All en-suite rooms contain
campus, for every new full time student
a shower and toilet. Economy Standard and
At the University of Central Lancashire our aim Premium Standard room types contain a wash
is to provide value for money accommodation, basin and mirror. The halls are independently
a safe and comfortable living environment and regulated, and every resident has 24-hour access
a vibrant and inclusive halls community. UCLan to University security. More information can be
has more than 1,600 accommodation places found at uclan.ac.uk/accommodation
that can be allocated to students in their first
Accommodation Prices: UCLan offers a wide
year of study in 10 different halls of residence.
variety of accommodation types to suit all needs
All the halls are located at the heart or very
and budgets. Our Economy Standard Prices are
close to the main campus and are owned or
£74.97 per week increasing to a maximum of
leased by the university.
£121.10 per week for a self-Contained Flat.*
Living in UCLan halls makes it easy to immerse
yourself in University life and make lots of new Private student housing
friends. All our halls are on campus and within
We also have a selection of registered private
an easy walking distance of all your lecture
landlords with accommodation ranging from shared
rooms, the library, the Students’ Union and the
houses to large purpose-built halls of residence.
city centre.
More details about accommodation at UCLan,
UCLan halls are all self-catering and are either
including current costs, can be obtained from our
owned or leased by the University. You will
dedicated accommodation website at
find them modern, comfortable and well-
uclan.ac.uk/accommodation
equipped, with free internet and WiFi access,
study space and storage. We also have flats
Further information
that are adapted for students with disabilities
or medical conditions. Telephone: +44 (0)1772 892529
Email: StudentAccommodation@uclan.ac.uk
Pagnol Michelle Yanou, Cameroon PhD – Investment Law
“Living in the traditional city of Preston means the cost of living is a lot less
than London, for example. In the UK the currency difference to Cameroon
is huge, so it’s good to live in a smaller, more affordable city. There are
low living costs, lots of facilities, you can walk everywhere and UCLan is
developing all the time – so it’s a great place to be.”
*The stated prices relate to the 19/20 academic year and are subject to change for future academic years
25Asawari Savant, India
MSc Applied Public Health (Alumna 2019)
“The support from Tutors and Professors is amazing; they always reply instantly
when needed and they are understanding. The support of my Course Leader
has been a standout experience at UCLan so far, he has gone beyond his
means to help me even though he’s so busy. Most students on my course
are international, so the Professor organised an excursion for us to visit Public
Health England – this wasn’t part of the course, just something extra for us to
understand the course better.”
26SUPPORTING YOU AT UCLAN
As one of the UK’s largest institutions with a student and staff
population of approximately 38,000; UCLan has excellent support
facilities to offer to its students.
Whether you’re a current or prospective student, Academic Advisers
if you’re finding yourself needing extra support
At the start of your course you will be allocated
and guidance at the University of Central
an Academic Adviser (usually a member of the
Lancashire we are here for you.
course team) who has responsibility for general
From academic help to dealing with personal academic advice and giving you help and
difficulties our range of services from our Student guidance at particularly important times.
Support Hubs will provide you with the help
Your Academic Adviser will provide you with
you need throughout your time at UCLan and
guidance in academic matters, as well as
beyond. Whatever the issue, our Hubs below are
information about where to go for any additional
there with information and contacts regarding the
and specialist help and advice you might need.
support or facilities you require.
In addition, UCLan has five Hubs conveniently
The located across the campus, to provide students
with course guidance and support. We can
Our acclaimed one-stop Student Information
signpost you to the person best qualified to deal
Centre is where students can seek help on a
with your query, whether that is another UCLan
range of queries. We provide help on all aspects
service, an academic member of staff or the
of University life, via face-to-face, via email, via
Students’ Union.
our website or through our Twitter and Facebook
pages. uclan.ac.uk/the-i
27Study Skills Support Student Mentors
Students can access WISER and various other The Student Mentor Team provides support for
resources such as Lynda.com to learn how to you from before arrival through to graduation.
study more effectively and communicate at an The trained mentors can help with issues such as
advanced and professional level. We offer 1-to-1 home-sickness, stress and balancing your work
support, interactive workshops and online study and social life whilst at UCLan.
advice so that you can reach your full potential
and achieve the grades you deserve. Medical Centre
The staff at the University’s Medical Centre
Information and IT Support
are able to provide you with a caring and
Knowing how to find the best resources, confidential service on a wide range of medical
eg books and journal articles, will help you matters. The Medical Centre is available to help
understand your subject and get the best whether you are feeling ill, want family planning
possible grades. Our online resources provide top advice, concerned about sexual health or need
tips on searching Discovery, literature searching information on vaccinations for a trip abroad.
and quick and easy referencing with RefWorks.
We also offer IT skills training to help you to Oasis Multi-Faith and Spirituality Centre
make the most of technologies that support
The University has built a bespoke, purpose-built
your studies and stand out from the crowd in
multi-faith centre for the staff and students at the
a competitive marketplace.
University. It has been designed in consultation
with students and the Students’ Union to ensure
Opportunities Centre
the best utilisation of the space. Oasis creates the
– Student Employment Service
perfect environment for prayer, contemplation
Located in the Students’ Union, the Opportunities and reflection for all.
Centre helps you find part-time work with
reputable local employers. It advertises a range Counselling
of paid work and voluntary jobs. Advice and
Our team of professionally trained and
information on tax and national insurance is also
experienced therapists offer a free, confidential
available. For more information, please visit:
service to all UCLan students. Whatever your
uclansu.co.uk/opportunities
difficulty you are welcome and will be treated
with respect. We also have mental health
advisors who offer short-term support and
advice to students experiencing mental health
difficulties. We offer assessment appointments,
advice and signposting to services to best meet
a student’s needs.
28All international students are also offered the
following services free of charge whilst at UCLan:
Airport Transfer Service
uclan.ac.uk/airport
Free Membership of the
Sir Tom Finney Sports Centre
uclan.ac.uk/stfsc
Careers Service
uclan.ac.uk/careers
All students who enrol at UCLan automatically become a member of the Students’ Union and are
able to take advantage of many benefits. The Students’ Union (SU) operates independently from the
University and its mission is to ‘make life better for students’ and they try to do this every day through
their wide range of activities, services and events.
The Students’ Union Advice and Representation Centre offers advice on a range of matters relating to
your course, money, benefits, housing, employment and more! They work hard to ensure you receive
the best advice possible.
Whether your interest is religion, cultural, political, academic, arts, media, performance or sports,
with over 150 student groups, no matter what your interest or ability, there’s something for everyone.
Joining a sports club or a student-led society is a great way to get involved and make friends.
UCLAN CURRENTLY HAS
Around 1400 sport
Over 40 Sports Clubs and club members Over 150 student groups
29ALUMNI
As a potential student, we believe you should have the opportunity to
talk directly to former students who are from your own country, or who
have studied your chosen programme of study, to hear what it is like to
live in the UK and to study at the University of Central Lancashire.
We have a growing alumni body who would be UCLan alumni are able to join UCLan
pleased to share their experiences at UCLan and Connect. This platform allows you to
answer any questions you may have. Many of re-connect with old friends, as well as
these student profiles can be seen on our website.
enabling you to utilise the skills and
experience of other UCLan graduates.
Omolabake Fakunle, Nigeria
BA (Hons) Business Administration (Alumna 2012)
“I received excellent advice and support from the international office at every stage
during the admission process and I was delighted to receive one of 10 UCLan
Excellence Awards in 2011. The support from the international office continued
after I arrived to begin my study at UCLan. That coupled with amazing teaching and
the learning resources at UCLan proved to be the start of a new and transformative
journey in my life.”
30COURSE LISTING
Course Title Minimum entry requirements Exceptions to standard Annual
English language requirements tuition fee
ART, DESIGN AND FASHION
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Advertising 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Architecture 128 - 136 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Art and Design (Foundation Entry) 72 points £12,700
BA (Hons) Creative Advertising 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Fashion Design 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Fine Art 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Graphic Design 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Illustration 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Interior Design 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Product Design 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Textiles 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
Postgraduate £1,125 per
MA Antiques (distance learning) 2:2 Hons Degree 20 credits
MArch Architecture 2:2 Hons Degree in Architecture £13,200
MA Arts Health 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Building Conservation and Adaption (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Ceramics 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Childrens Book Illustration 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Fashion and Lifestyle Brand Studies 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Fashion and Lifestyle Promotion 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Fashion Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Fine Art 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Games Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Graphic Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
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MA Interior Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200MA Product Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
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MA Surface Pattern and Textiles 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance 120 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Accounting and Financial Studies 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business and Management 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business and Marketing 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Administration 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Administration (Top-up) Appropriate HND grades £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Management 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Management (Top-up) (distance learning) Appropriate HND grades £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Studies 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Studies (Marketing) 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Digital Marketing 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Finance and Accounting (Top-up) Appropriate HND grades £12,700
BA (Hons) Human Resource Management 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) International Business 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Marketing Management (Digital Media) 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Marketing 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
Postgraduate
MSc Accounting (ACCA) 2:2 Hons Degree £12,750
MSc Accounting (ACCA) Fast Track Applicants must be qualified Chartered accountants £13,200
MA Accounting and Financial Management (CIMA). Full-time only 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
Doctor Business Administration (DBA) 2:2 Hons Degree £13,700
MSc Digital Marketing Communications (distance learning) 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Finance and Management 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Human Resource Management/Development 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc International Business and Management 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Marketing Management 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MBA Master of Business Administration with Professional Placement 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200CLINICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Undergraduate
MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery AAB at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £40,500*
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Dental Therapy ABB at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £13,700
BSc (Hons) Healthcare Science 104-112 points at A2 A level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences BBB at A2 A Level £21,000
BSc (Hons) Pharmacology 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Physiology and Pharmacology 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MPharm Pharmacy ABB at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.0 £13,700
Postgraduate
MRes Cancer Biology Entry via MSc Cancer Biology and Therapy £15,200
MSc Cancer Biology and Therapy 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject Overall IELTS 6.5 with no element below 6.0 £15,200
MSc Clinical Practice, Management and Education 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,000
MSc Clinical Studies 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject TBC
MSc Digital Health 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject IELTS Level 6.5 or equivalent £14,000
MSc Hospitalist Medicine 2:2 Hons Degree £13,700
MSc Medical Education 2:2 Medical or dental degree £14,000
MRes Medical Sciences 4 years of MBBS or MBChB or equivalent or have completed an undergraduate degree £14,500
MSc Medical Leadership 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject IELTS Level 6.5 or equivalent £14,000
MSc Musculoskeletal Management in Primary Care Applicants must hold MBBS/ MBChB qualification or relevant professional healthcare
qualification/ registration £14,000
MRes Neuroscience 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £15,200
MSc Performance Medicine Must have completed Year 4 of MBChB (MBBS)
qualification or relevant professional qualification IELTS Level 6.5 or equivalent £14,000
MSc Rural Medicine/Urgent Care 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,000
MSc Sports Medicine Must hold MChB (MBBS) £14,000
MSc Surgery Must hold medical or dental degree (e.g. MB ChB, MB BS, B.D.S) or Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy,
Nursing etc. Be actively engaged in medical, dental or healthcare practice TBC
MSc Physician Associate Studies 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject TBC
MPAS Physician Associate Studies ABB at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £13,700
MSc Rehabilitation Medicine Must have completed Year 4 MBChB (MBBS)
qualification or relevant professional qualification IELTS Level 6.5 or equivalent £14,000
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COMPUTING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Undergraduate
MPhys/BSc (Hons) Astrophysics 120 Points at A2 A Level A Level Overall IELTS 6.5 with no element below 6.0 £13,700
MChem/BSc (Hons) Chemistry 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MComp/BSc (Hons) Computer Games Development 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MComp/BSc (Hons) Computer Networks and Security 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Computer Science 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Computing 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Computing (Top-up) Appropriate HND £13,700
BSc (Hons) Cyber Security 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MComp (Hons) Forensic Computing and Security 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MMath/BSc (Hons) Mathematics 120 Points at A2 A Level inc Maths at A Overall IELTS 6.5 with no element below 6.0 £13,700
MPhys/BSc (Hons) Physics 120 Points at A2 A Level incl B in Physics or Maths Overall IELTS 6.5 with no element below 6.0 £13,700
MPhys/BSc (Hons) Physics with Astrophysics 120 Points at A2 A Level incl B in Physics or Maths Overall IELTS 6.5 with no element below 6.0 £13,700
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering 104 -112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Astronomy (distance learning) 128 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
Postgraduate
MSc Applied Data Science 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MSc Computing * 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MSc Instrumental Analysis* 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MSc IT Security* 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MSc Nanoscience and Nanotechnology* 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MSc Synthetic Organic Chemistry* 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £14,200
MRes User Experience Design* 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £15,200
Prof Doc Computing 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject £15,200
CONSTRUCTION AND SURVEYING
Undergraduate
BEng (Hons) Building Services and Sustainable Engineering 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Building Surveying 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons)Civil Engineering 120 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering and Construction Management 120 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
*Available with Professional PlacementPostgraduate
MSc Building Services (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Building Services with Professional Placement (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Construction Project Management 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Construction Project Management with Professional Placement (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
ENGINEERING
Undergraduate
BEng/MEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering 120 Points at A2 A Level incl B in Physics or Maths £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Industrial Placement 120 Points at A2 A Level incl B in Physics or Maths £13,700
BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies 120 Points at A2 A Level incl B in Physics or Maths £13,700
MEng/BEng Civil Engineering 120 UCAS Points including Maths £13,700
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering and Construction Management 120 UCAS Points including Maths £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Computer Aided Engineering 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Construction Project Management 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering 112 Points including Maths and Physics at C or STEM at C £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Electronic Engineering 104-112 Points at A2 A Level incl Maths/Phys/STEM at C £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Energy Engineering 96 Points at A2 A Level incl Maths/Phys/STEM at C £13,700
BSc (Hons) Facilities Management 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Fire and Leadership Studies 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Fire Engineering 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Fire Safety (Engineering or Management) (Top-up) Appropriate HND £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Maintenance Engineering (Top-up) Appropriate HND £13,700
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Maintenance Engineering (Top-up) with Placement Appropriate HND £13,700
BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Intelligent Machines (Top-up) Appropriate HND £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Motorsports Engineering 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Oil and Gas Safety Engineering 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying 96 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MEng/BEng (Hons) Robotics Engineering 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
Postgraduate
Prof Doctorate Engineering 2:1 Hons Degree £15,200
MSc Additive Manufacturing 2:1 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Energy Engineering 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
35MSc Energy Management 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
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MSc Engineering 2:1 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Fire and Rescue Service Management 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Fire Investigation 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Fire Safety Engineering 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Fire Scene Investigation 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Intelligent Maintenance Engineering (2 intakes)* 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Maintenance Engineering (2 intakes)* 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Mechanical Engineering* 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Mechatronics and Intelligent Machines (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Mechatronics and Intelligent Machines* 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Oil and Gas Engineering* 2:1 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Project Management (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Renewable Energy Engineering* 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
FILM, MEDIA AND PERFORMANCE
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Acting 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Animation 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Continuing Drama Production 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Dance Performance and Teaching 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Film Production 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Games Design 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) International Journalism 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Media Production 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Music 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Music Production 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Music Theatre 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Photography 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Publishing 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Screenwriting with Film, TV and Radio 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Sports Journalism 104 Points at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.5 with no element below 7.5 £12,700
BA (Hons) Television Production 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
*Available with Professional PlacementBA (Hons) Theatre and Performance 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Web Design and Development 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
Postgraduate
MA Animation 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Broadcast Journalism 2:1 Hons Degree Overall IELTS 7.5 with no element below 7.5 £13,200
MA Film Production 2:1 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Games Design 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Journalism 2:1 Hons Degree Overall IELTS 7.5 with no element below 7.5 £13,200
MA Music 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Music Industry Management and Promotion 2:1 Hons Degree £15,950
MA Photography 2:1 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Publishing 2:1 Hons Degree £13,450
MA Scriptwriting 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA TV Production 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
DProf Creative Arts (Arts Health) (2 intakes) Arts related qualification £13,700
FORENSIC SCIENCE
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Applied Science 72 Points at A2 incl Biol/Chem/Env Sci or App Science £13,700
MSci Archaeology 104 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Archaeology 104 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Archaeology and Anthropology 104 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc Biology 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Environmental Science 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Forensic Science 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MSci Forensic Science and Chemical Analysis 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Forensic Science and Criminal Investigation 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
MSci Forensic Science and Molecular Biology 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) / BA (Hons) Geography 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Policing and Criminal Investigation 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
BSc (Hons) Professional Policing 104 - 112 Points at A2 A Level £13,700
Postgraduate
MSc Bioarcheaology 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Counter Terrorism 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
37MSc Criminal Investigation 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
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MSc Criminal Justice 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Cybercrime Investigation 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc DNA Profiling 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Financial Investigation 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Forensic Anthropology 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Forensic Science 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Forensic Toxicology 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Intelligence Analysis 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc Resource, Energy and Environmental Management 2:2 Hons Degree £14,200
MSc/DProf Criminal Justice 2:1 Hons Degree £15,200
HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Undergraduate
BSc (Hons) Community Health Practice (Top-up) (Blended Learning) Applicants will need to hold 120 credits at level 4 and hold and 120 credits at level 5 or equivalent £12,700
BA (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Midwifery 112-128 Points at A2 A Level Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £12,700
Sc (Hons) Nursing in General Practice (Top-up) (Blended Learning) Applicants will need to hold 120 credits at level 4 and hold and 120 credits at level 5 or equivalent. £12,700
BSc (Hons) Sexual Health Studies 104-112 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy ABB at A Level inc one Science subject Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £12,700
BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy 112-128 Points at A2 £12,700
BSc (Hons) Nursing - post registration Appropriate diploma and be a qualified nurse £12,700
BSc (Hons) Pre-Registration Nursing
(Mental Health) (Children and Young People) (Adult) 96-112 at A2 Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £12,700
Postgraduate
MSc Applied Public Health 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Clinical Research 2:1 Hons Degree Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £13,200
MSc Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy 2:2 Hons Degree in a relevant subject £13,200
MSc Community Health Practice (Top-up) (Blended Learning) (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree in a relevant subject £13,200
MA Integrative Psychotherapy 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Midwifery Midwifery license and qualification £13,200
MSc Nursing in General Practice (Blended Learning) 2:2 Hons Degree in a relevant subject £13,200
MSc Safeguarding in an International Context (2 intakes) Hons Degree or portfolio IELTS 6.5, none below 6.0 TBC
MSc Sexual Health Studies 2:2 Hons Degree in a relevant subject Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £13,200MSc Transforming Integrated Health and Social Care 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration) 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
International Professional Doc (DProf) Prof Doctorate in Health (Jan) 2:1 Hons Degree Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £13,700
MSc Nursing (2 intakes) 2:2 Hons Degree and registered nurse £13,200
MSc Pre-Reg Adult Nursing 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £13,200
MSc Pre-Reg Mental Health Nursing 2:2 Hons Degree in relevant subject Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 7.0 £13,200
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) British Sign Language and Deaf Studies 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Education and Deaf Studies 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Literature and History 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Language and Creative Writing 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics and Arabic, Chinese, French,
German, Japanese, Korean, Russian or Spanish 104 Points £12,700
BA (Hons) English Language and Literature 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Literature 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English Literature and Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese,
Korean, Russian or Spanish 104 Points £12,700
BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Film, Media and Popular Culture 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) History 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) History and Politics 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Liberal Arts 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Philosophy 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Politics 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Politics, Philosophy and Society 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Religion, Culture and Society 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Sociology 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) Transatlantic Studies 104 Points at A2 A Level £12,700
Postgraduate
MA Religion, Culture and Society 2:2 Honours Degree Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £13,200
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LANGUAGES
Undergraduate
BA (Hons) Asia Pacific Studies with Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Russian 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Business Management and Chinese 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) English for International Corporate Communication 2 years HE experience and 2 years language study of English and ideally business at diploma/A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) English for International Corporate Communication and German, 2 years HE experience and 2 years language study of
Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, French or Korean English and ideally business at diploma/A Level £12,700
BA (Hons) International Business Communication At least 2 years of undergraduate study in a field related to English Language and/or Business in English £12,700
BA (Hons) International Business Communication and Arabic, Chinese, French, At least 2 years of undergraduate study in a field
German, Japanese, Korean, Russian or Spanish related to English Language and/or Business in English £12,700
BA (Hons) Middle Eastern Studies 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - Arabic and French, German or Spanish 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - Chinese and German or Spanish 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - French and Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean,
Russian or Spanish 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - German and Korean or Russian 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - Japanese and Arabic, Chinese, German, Korean,
Russian or Spanish 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages - Spanish and German, Korean or Russian 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) Modern Languages for International Business (Arabic, Spanish, French,
German, Japanese, Korean or Russian for International Business) 104 - 112 Points at A2 £12,700
BA (Hons) TESOL and Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean,
Russian or Spanish 104 - 112 Points at A2 Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £12,700
Postgraduate
MA TESOL with Applied Linguistics 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Asia Pacific Studies 2:1 Hons Degree Overall IELTS 7.0 with no element below 6.5 £13,200
MA English Language Teaching 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Intercultural Business Communication with Placement 2:1 Hons Degree £13,200
MA Interpreting and Translation 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
MA North Korean Studies 2:2 Hons Degree £13,200
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