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University pathways for international students
Contents Engage with the world
5 Why choose GCU? Welcome to INTO Glasgow Caledonian University – your stepping stone to an
6 Your guide to campus life internationally-recognised degree from GCU. Our aim is to give international
8 Glasgow: Scotland's students like you the opportunity to study at this forward-thinking university.
buzzing cultural hub
TOP TOP
9 Your home from home
10 Choosing your course
University
11 Undergraduate degree for the
with Integrated International
Year One/Two
12 Postgraduate degree with
Common
Good
a culture of change-making
modern
university
in Scotland for
200young university
Integrated International
Graduate Diploma/ to address local and ‘research power’ worldwide
global challenges (Research Excellence Framework 2014) (Times Higher Education Young
Pre-sessional Pre-Master's University Rankings 2018)
13 International Foundation
14 International Diploma INTO GCU is an excellent choice. You’ll study a specialist
15 International Graduate Diploma programme designed exclusively for international students
and specifically tailored to the requirements of your degree
16 English courses Inverness
at the University. We’ll help you to improve your English
17 Successful INTO alumni language skills, adjust to life as a student at GCU, and Aberdeen
18 Progression degrees excel in the Scottish education system.
20 Dates and prices Many of the University’s degrees are industry-focused Glasgow
Edinburgh
courses, and many offer work placement opportunities. Newcastle 1 hour from
You’ll engage in career development activities from day London by plane
Durham
one, so you can be confident that you’ll develop the 4.5 hours from
London by train
skills that matter most for your career. Leeds
Manchester
Choosing to study abroad is a big decision, but with
INTO GCU, you can relax knowing that you’ll graduate Birmingham
with a qualification that transforms your future.
London
Choose #INTOGCU and open up a lifetime
of opportunities.
Glasgow Caledonian University’s top-ranked subject areas
1st 2nd 5th 8th
in the UK: Optometry in the UK and in the UK and in the UK and 2nd
and Orthoptics* 1st in Scotland: 3rd in Scotland: in Scotland: Building**
Social Work** Forensic Science**
92%
student satisfaction for
making good contacts
for the future
(INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018)
12th 14th 14th 16th
in the UK: Anatomy in the UK and 4th in the UK: Town and in the UK and 1st
and Physiology** in Scotland: Civil Country Planning and in Scotland: General
Engineering** Landscape Design** Engineering*
* Guardian University Guide 2019 ** The Complete University Guide 2019
Why choose GCU?
GCU is one of the UK’s top modern universities, providing high-quality teaching, learning
and research. With GCU, preparing for your future career comes first. Through a combination
of industry-relevant teaching, professional accreditations and placements, the University
ensures that degree programmes are career-focused to enhance your employability.
Changing lives Academic schools and research International outlook
As the 'University for the Common Good', GCU’s Across the School of Engineering and Built With around 20,000 students from over 100
mission is to contribute to society in a way that Environment, Glasgow School for Business and different countries studying on the Glasgow
goes beyond the traditional role of a university. Society, the School of Health and Life Sciences campus, GCU welcomes students from all over
This means that not only will you be provided and GCU London, the University offers a wide the world. The University is proud of its diverse
with the knowledge and skills to succeed, but variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and student community and regularly hosts social
you’ll also learn how to apply this to the benefit PhD opportunities. events, such as the International Orientation,
of communities in Glasgow, Scotland and around A variety of internationally-focused Business to help international students feel like part
the world. programmes at the Glasgow School for Business of the GCU community.
An affordable education and Society have been awarded prestigious Industry-led degrees
With a generous portfolio of scholarships, EPAS accreditation, which means they’ve GCU has strong business partnerships with
the cost of an internationally-recognised been recognised globally as high quality leading companies including Morgan Stanley,
degree from GCU could be lower than you think. and forward-thinking. Sony, Shell, PwC, GlaxoSmithKline and Rolls
As an international student progressing from London and New York campuses Royce, and the University uses these links
INTO GCU to a degree at GCU, you may receive GCU was Scotland’s first university to establish to develop the content and structure of its
a loyalty scholarship of up to £5,000 towards a postgraduate campus in the UK’s capital. The degree programmes. This means you can be
your tuition fees. ultra-modern environment is close to London’s sure you’ll develop real-world skills that are
For more information, visit: globally recognised financial and fashion relevant to the needs of the industry.
www.gcu.ac.uk/study/scholarships/ industries and delivers a mix of Master's and Maximise your career
undergraduate/internationalloyalty MBA programmes. GCU is also proud to be the All of GCU’s degree programmes firmly place
first British university granted a teaching licence the focus on your employability, which is one
in New York. This campus offers postgraduate of the reasons why the University is 1st in
degrees in Finance, Fashion and Social Business. Scotland for work experience opportunities
(International Student Barometer 2017). There
are many opportunities to access internships
and placements, and because over 82% of
the undergraduate degrees are accredited by
specialist industry bodies, you’ll graduate with
a degree that stands out from the crowd.
Latest HESA employability data shows that
95% of GCU graduates are either in full-time
employment or further study within six months
of graduation (Higher Education Statistics
Agency 2016/17).
“Our high quality and flexible
learning and teaching boasts
excellent links with the
professions, and we have
invested £32 million into our
city centre campus to provide an
Find out more about
even more stimulating learning
the University:
environment for our students.”
www.intostudy.com/
Professor Pamela Gillies
Principal and Vice-Chancellor,
gcu/university
Glasgow Caledonian University
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Your guide to campus life Study zones
The fantastic city campus location and £32 million investment
‘Think pods’
in buildings and facilities combine to create a top learning with whiteboards,
environment. You’ll have a truly memorable experience here. ideal for group work
Private
'igloo’ study areas
Silent
study spaces
Bookable
study rooms
Distance from INTO Centre to…
campus facilities:
-3 minute walk to café, bank, gym,
2
library and outdoor sports area
accommodation:
4 minute walk to Caledonian Court
and Gallery Apartments; 5 minute
walk to Liberty Park; 20 minute
subway to True Student
95% city centre: “The facilities in the Centre and
student satisfaction minute walk to city centre
5
in the University are very modern
10 minute walk to train station,
with learning and pharmacy and laundrette and the atmosphere is fantastic.
teaching resources Everything you need is on
(INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018) airport: campus; you can buy food and
40 minutes by bus/15 minutes by taxi
stationery, study in lots of different
environments, and go to the gym.”
Your INTO Centre Support every step of the way Get involved Fantastic facilities Nazrim, Malaysia
Completed International Foundation
The INTO Centre is ideally situated right at the From the moment you arrive, our Student There’s more to campus life than just studying. GCU’s impressive facilities and subject-specific equipment will and progressed to BSc (Hons) Property
heart of campus, just minutes away from the Services team will help you settle into life You will take part in an orientation programme help to make your university experience the best it can be. Management and Valuation at GCU
library, sports centre and Students’ Association. in Glasgow. Whether you’re opening a bank in your first week which will give you the chance • Lecture theatres, cafés, the Campus Life • A purpose-built television studio and
As soon as you walk into the Centre, you will account, planning a trip, or have a question to meet other students. Parties, day trips and Lounge and three courtyard gardens. gallery, radio studio and newsroom
notice the friendly and welcoming atmosphere. about your studies, we’re here to help. For excursions organised by the Student Services with modern digital equipment and
• The remarkable Saltire Centre, with its
Whether it’s a game of pool, air hockey or table students under 18, we offer extra support team at the Centre will keep you busy the rest access to industry-standard software.
five-floor library, aerial walkways and
tennis, there's always something going on. and there’s even a 24-hour telephone helpline of the year.
a variety of study zones. • The eMotion Lab, allowing students to
INTO GCU aims to integrate international if you need to speak to someone outside of The Students’ Association building is the hub of
• A 24/7 computer lab in the examine players’ physiological measures
students into the GCU community as much as office hours. student life. It’s home to the Re:Union Bar & Grill,
Students’ Association building. of involvement with games.
possible, so the INTO Centre shares building We will always do our best to support you in any the place to relax and socialise on campus, and
• A fully-equipped simulated home • The Fashion Factory with contemporary,
space with other University facilities. On the way you need. Our students agree with this so is also where you can get involved in student
ground floor of the building, you will find the much that this year, INTO GCU received 100% activities to enhance your university experience. and hospital environment in the industrial machinery and an industry- Find out more about
Real Learning Café – the ideal location to student satisfaction for support (INTO Annual You could join one of the 95 societies and sports Inter-professional Simulation Centre. standard computer-aided design (CAD) the facilities on campus:
system for fashion and textile design, www.myin.to/
continue your study after class. Here, you can Student Experience Survey 2018). clubs, volunteer at Radio Caley – the student-run • Aspiring Optometrists can use clinical training
pattern-making and retail merchandising. StudentFacilitiesGCU
access computers to go online and work on online radio station – or get involved in writing facilities and get hands-on experience of
assignments, or just relax and meet friends. for the student magazine, The EDIT. examining patients at the GCU Vision Centre.
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Glasgow: Scotland's buzzing cultural hub Your home from home
As Scotland’s largest, busiest and friendliest city, Glasgow offers an exciting With a choice of accommodation options not far from the INTO Centre, it’s easy
mix of arts, culture and diversity. The GCU campus is perfectly situated for you to find the perfect place. We received 96% student satisfaction for
at the heart of the city centre, bursting with energy and inspiration. our accommodation (INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018).
Alternative accommodation options*
Liberty Park If you want to consider an alternative to Liberty Park, there are other accommodation
Most INTO GCU students choose to stay at options available – some of which offer rooms with private kitchen facilities.
Liberty Park. These modern flats are located
at the heart of the city centre and are just
Caledonian Court*
a 5 minute walk from the INTO Centre. You’ll
Set in landscaped grounds across the road
have your own private room with en suite
from the University buildings, Caledonian
bathroom that you'll be responsible for
VICTORIA HALL - Single en suite Court provides safe, friendly and well-
keeping clean, and share a large communal
equipped accommodation for 660 students.
kitchen and living area with a TV and sofa –
perfect for cooking together or hanging out.
Walk to Laundry Wi-Fi En suite
INTO Centre facilities bathroom
Walk to
INTO Centre
Estimated monthly budget True Student*
Laundry Located in the West End neighbourhood,
Food £200 facilities
there’s a global community at True Student.
TOP 10 Entertainment
Travel (local)
£100
£29 Wi-Fi
Shared social spaces include a library, gym,
games room and cinema.
UK destination
(TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice 2018)
Clothes and toiletries £60
En suite bathroom Subway to Laundry Wi-Fi En suite
Other expenses £40 INTO Centre facilities bathroom
All costs are estimates and intended as an indicative guide only.
Get to know Glasgow’s diverse neighbourhoods: Shared kitchen
Cultural centre
Gallery Apartments*
East End Southside
Located in the heart of Glasgow city centre,
Glasgow is a national cultural hub and a popular Sometimes known as Glasgow’s creative quarter, Just south of the River Clyde, this is where
this premium option offers excellent shared
city to live in. As there's so much to do and see, this neighbourhood is home to several galleries you’ll find Glasgow’s biggest green space: Pollok
facilities including an on-site gym, cinema
the University's local area received an amazing and studios. There’s also the city’s major music Country Park. If the excitement of a live football
room, study room and common room.
99% INTO student satisfaction in the INTO venue, the Barrowland Ballroom, and a whole match is more appealing, it’s also where you’ll
Annual Student Experience Survey 2018. host of sport facilities including the Emirates find Scotland’s national stadium, Hampden Park.
GELLERY APARTMENTS - Classic studio
Arena, Celtic Park and Tollcross International
City Centre West End
Swimming Centre. Walk to Laundry Wi-Fi En suite
Packed full of restaurants and magnificent The West End offers some of the most INTO Centre facilities bathroom
historic buildings, the city centre is a shopping Finnieston interesting shopping in Glasgow, with plenty
and fashion hub. As one of the UK’s largest This is the trendiest part of Glasgow, named of independent retailers selling bespoke and
cities, Glasgow is famed for shopping and its ‘the hippest place to live’ (The Times 2016). original items. If you’re looking for a break from
‘Style Mile’ − an area around Buchanan Street Here, you’ll find plenty of independent retailers shopping and the bustle of the city, head to
which links the city centre to Merchant City as well as The SSE Hydro – Scotland’s largest Kelvingrove Park and the Botanic Gardens.
and is a paradise for shoppers. The city centre entertainment venue.
Supporting you
is also home to the GCU campus, so you’ll find
North Glasgow In the Liberty Park residence, staff are
everything you need there!
Just a short walk north of the city centre, you’ll available 24/7 to offer support and we’ll also
Merchant City find plenty of open spaces to enjoy. From Speirs provide you with a 24-hour helpline telephone
Take a look around
Tucked behind the city centre, Merchant City Wharf, you can take a leisurely walk along the number. If you’re under 18, we’ll check your
Explore life in Glasgow: our accommodation:
is a cultural hub where you’ll find cool boutiques canal trail and also access a number of canal- attendance at the INTO Centre daily, and if
and bars. You’ll also discover some of the city’s based water sport activities, including kayaking, www.myin.to/ you’re not staying in Liberty Park, we’ll ask www.myin.to/
most stunning buildings, such as the Gallery canoeing and rafting. GlasgowForStudents that you have a guardian over the age of AccommodationINTOGCU
of Modern Art and The Corinthian Club. 21 who will help look out for your welfare.
* These accommodation options are provided by a third party
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Choosing your course Undergraduate degree with Combine International Year
Prepare for your university degree with our tailored academic pathway programmes. If you select an
Integrated International Year One One study with a GCU
undergraduate degree
integrated university preparation and degree programme, you’ll have a range of subjects to choose Combine English language and academic preparation
with your undergraduate degree in a single study plan, Year 1 of study plan
from at GCU. Our Integrated Programmes are designed to allow a seamless transition between your
preparatory studies and degree, with a single CAS and visa covering the full duration of your studies. and you can apply for one visa for your full studies. Class information
Class size
Choose from 25 undergraduate degrees at GCU. Average of 16 students per class
FIND YOUR ENTRY LEVEL
for English language teaching
Develop your understanding of academic subjects
related to your degree as you improve your English. Class hours
21 hours per week on average*
Completion of 12 years Completion of A-levels, first year Completion of undergraduate Benefit from knowing that you'll continue directly to Year 2 of your undergraduate degree, Age requirement
of schooling or equivalent of university or equivalent degree, diploma or equivalent provided you meet the academic requirements after the first year of your study plan. 16 years and above; all students commencing
courses on a September start date must be 16
years old by 01 September of that calendar year
Year 1 of study plan
International Foundation International Diploma International Graduate English language
You’ll need to earn 140 credits if you’re studying • Built Environment: Building Performance;
Diploma entry requirements
3-5 terms Apr, Jun, Oct 3-5 terms Apr, Jun, Oct a science degree, and 120 credits for all other Construction Technology
and Jan and Jan 2-4 terms Mar, Apr, Jun, degrees, to successfully complete the first year IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5
• Business and Management:
From IELTS 4.0 From £12,995* From IELTS 4.5 From £12,995* Oct and Jan in all subskills) or equivalent
of your study plan and continue to Year 2. Fundamentals of Financial Management;
From IELTS 4.5 From £8,665* With Standard Pre-sessional English: IELTS 5.0
In your first year, you'll study a range of core Foundations of Marketing (with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent
• Built Environment • Built Environment modules, including English Language for • Computing: Programming; Web With Intensive Pre-sessional English: IELTS 4.5
• Business and Management • Business and Management • Built Environment Academic Purposes and Study Skills. You'll also Platform Development (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent
• Computing • Computing • Business and Management
take compulsory specialist modules related to If you don’t meet the minimum English language
• Engineering • Engineering • Computing • Engineering: Electrical Principles and
your degree programme, which may include: requirements, you should apply for a pathway (see
• Science • Engineering Circuit Theory; Mechanical Principles
Award and validating body: Diploma of page 13) or Academic English course (see page 16).
Award and validating body: Certificate Higher Education (SCQF Level 8) from Award and validating body: Graduate • Science: Cells and Biomolecules; Chemistry
* Please note: this includes an
of Higher Education (SCQF Level 7) from Glasgow Caledonian University. Diploma of Higher Education (SCQF Level allowance for class changeover
Glasgow Caledonian University. 10) from Glasgow Caledonian University.
Undergraduate degree with Combine International Year
Integrated International Year Two Two study with a GCU
undergraduate degree
Combine English language and academic preparation
with your undergraduate degree in a single study plan. Year 1 of study plan
Choose from 23 degrees at GCU available as an Class information
Class size
Integrated Programme, with advanced entry at Year 2. Average of 16 students per class
for English language teaching
Undergraduate degree Undergraduate degree Postgraduate degree Develop the academic knowledge, study and research
Enter at skills that will prepare you for undergraduate study. Class hours
Enter at Enter at
22-25 hours per week on average*
Year 2 Year 3 Year 1
Benefit from knowing that you'll continue directly to Year 3 of your undergraduate degree, Age requirement
provided you meet the academic requirements after the first year of your study plan. 16 years and above; all students commencing
Year 3 Year 4 courses on a September start date must be 16
years old by 01 September of that calendar year
Minimum study time: Year 1 of study plan
2 years You’ll need to earn 120 credits from your module Degree options English language
Year 4 entry requirements
options to successfully complete the first year There are 23 degrees available at GCU as part
Minimum study time:
of your study programme. of an Integrated Programme, with continuation IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills)
3 years or equivalent
In your first year, you'll study a range of core to Year 3 of an undergraduate degree.
With Standard Pre-sessional English: IELTS 5.0
Minimum study time: modules, including English Language for You could study: (with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent
4 years Academic Purposes and Study Skills. You'll also Business Management BA (Hons) With Intensive Pre-sessional English: IELTS 4.5
take compulsory specialist modules related to Cyber Security and Networks BSc (Hons) (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent
your degree programme; the modules you take
BEGIN YOUR CAREER
Electrical Power Engineering BEng (Hons) If you don’t meet the minimum English language
will depend on your area of study. requirements, you should apply for a pathway (see
See pages 18–19 for more degree options. page 14) or Academic English course (see page 16).
Please note that course length and start month options may vary depending on the * Prices shown are for the current academic year 01 September 2018–31 August 2019 For full course details visit: * Please note: this includes an
pathway chosen. Please visit www.intostudy.com/gcu/courses for full information. and are for indicative purposes only. All prices are subject to an increase of up to 4%. allowance for class changeover
www.intostudy.com/gcu/courses
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Combine International Postgraduate degree with International Foundation Progress to Year 2 of an
Graduate Diploma study with
a GCU postgraduate degree Integrated International undergraduate degree at GCU
Graduate Diploma Built Environment – FBE Class information
Year 1 of study plan You'll need to earn 120 credits from the following modules to complete your pathway:
Class size
Class information Combine your preparation year with your postgraduate degree Building Performance (20 credits) English Language for Academic Purposes Average of 16 students per class
Class size in a single study plan, meaning that you can apply for one visa. Construction Measurement and Cost (20 credits) and Study Skills (20 credits) for English language teaching
Construction Technology (20 credits) Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)
Average of 16 students per class
Choose from 10+ postgraduate degrees at GCU. Class hours
for English language teaching Valuation of Property 1 (20 credits) 21 hours per week on average*
Class hours Develop the academic knowledge, study and research Progress to 5 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/FBE Age requirement
22-25 hours per week on average*
skills required for postgraduate study. 16 years and above; all students commencing
courses on a September start date must be 16
Age requirement years old by 01 September of that calendar year
21 years and above
Benefit from knowing that you'll continue directly to your postgraduate degree, Business and Management – FBM English language
English language provided you meet the academic requirements after the first year of your study plan.
You'll need to earn 120 credits from the following modules to complete your pathway: entry requirements
entry requirements
English Language for Academic Purposes and International Economic Issues 3 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5
IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 Year 1 of study plan
in writing) or equivalent
in all subskills) or equivalent Study Skills (Including ICT Skills) (20 credits) and Challenges (20 credits)
You’ll need to earn 120 credits from your module Degree options Students intending to progress to Biomedical Sciences,
With Standard Pre-sessional English: IELTS 5.0 Foundations of Marketing (20 credits) Law in Business (20 credits)
options to successfully complete the first year There are a wide range of degrees available at Optometry or Orthoptics: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of
(with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent Fundamentals in Financial Management Workplace Culture and Behaviour (20 credits)
of your study programme. GCU as part of an Integrated Programme, with 5.0 in writing) or equivalent
With Intensive Pre-sessional English: IELTS 4.5 (20 credits)
(with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent In your first year, you'll study a range of core continuation to a postgraduate degree. 4 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.0
in writing) or equivalent
modules, including English for Postgraduate Popular degree areas include:
If you don’t meet the minimum English language Progress to 4 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/FBM 5 term: IELTS 4.0 or equivalent
requirements, you should apply for a pathway (see Academic Studies. You'll also take specialist Accounting and Finance; Human Resource
page 15) or Academic English course (see page 16). If you don’t meet the minimum English language
modules related to your degree programme – Management; International Business
requirements, you should apply for our Academic
* Please note: this includes an
allowance for class changeover
these will depend on your area of study. Management; International Fashion
Marketing; Risk Management
Computing – FCO English course. See page 16 for more information.
* Please note: this includes an
You'll need to earn 120 credits from the following module options to complete your pathway: allowance for class changeover
Pre-sessional Pre-Master’s
Core modules: Specialist modules:
Combine Pre-sessional English Language for Academic Purposes Fundamentals of Software Engineering
Pre-Master's study with and Study Skills (20 credits) (20 credits) or Prepare to progress
a GCU postgraduate degree Fundamentals of Computing (20 credits) Introduction to Computer Networks (20 credits) to a degree at GCU:
Combine a term of intensive preparation for postgraduate study Mathematics for Computing (20 credits)
with a specialist postgraduate degree in a single study plan,
1st
Programming 1 (20 credits)
Term 1 of study plan meaning that you can apply for one visa for your full studies. Web Platform Development (20 credits)
Class information in the UK for
Develop your English language skills and settle into student Progress to 2 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/FCO
Class size Optometry and Orthoptics
Average of 16 students per class
life in the UK before beginning your postgraduate degree.
(The Complete University Guide 2019)
Engineering – FEN
for English language teaching
Class hours What will I study?
1st
14-17 hours per week on average* Core modules You'll need to earn 120 credits from the following modules to complete your pathway:
Age requirement English Language for Academic Purposes Electrical Principles and Circuit Theory Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)
21 years and above Academic Study Skills for Postgraduate Study (20 credits) Mathematics for Technology (20 credits)
Independent Research Project
in Scotland for
Engineering Materials (10 credits) Mechanical Principles (20 credits)
English language General Engineering
English Language for Academic Purposes Principles of Programmable Systems (10 credits)
entry requirements Special features and Study Skills (20 credits) (Guardian University Guide 2019)
IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 Attend regular one-to-one tutorial meetings Benefit from knowing that you'll continue
in all subskills) or equivalent
with your personal tutor, where you'll discuss directly to your chosen postgraduate Progress to 6 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/FEN
3rd
If you don’t meet the minimum English language
your achievements, progress and plans for degree, provided you meet the minimum
requirements, you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 16 for more information. future postgraduate study at GCU. academic requirements.
* Please note: this includes an
Science – FSC in Scotland for Forensic Science
allowance for class changeover (The Complete University Guide 2019)
You'll need to earn 140 credits from the following modules to complete your pathway:
Cells and Biomolecules (20 credits) English Language for Academic
Chemistry (20 credits) Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)
For full course details visit: Core Skills in Biosciences 1 (40 credits) Physiology 1 (20 credits) Watch our video about the
Physiology 2 (20 credits) International Foundation:
www.intostudy.com/gcu/courses
www.myin.to/
Progress to 8 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/FSC
InternationalFoundation
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Progress to Year 3 of an International Diploma International Graduate Diploma Progress to a postgraduate
undergraduate degree at GCU degree at GCU
Class information
Built Environment – DBE Built Environment – GDBE Class information
Class size Learn alongside current GCU students through shared lectures. Choose modules to tailor your pathway to your progression degree. Class size
Average of 16 students per class Average of 16 students per class
for English language teaching What will I study? What will I study? for English language teaching
You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway: You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway:
Class hours Class hours
22-25 hours per week on average* Core module: Example specialist modules: Core module: Example specialist modules: 22-25 hours per week on average*
Age requirement English Language for Academic Construction Technology (20 credits) English for Postgraduate Academic Studies Advanced Structural Engineering (20 credits) Age requirement
16 years and above; all students commencing Purposes and Study Skills (EAP) (20 credits) Urban Planning (20 credits) (20 credits) Building Performance and Energy Assessment 21 years and above
courses on a September start date must be 16 (20 credits)
years old by 01 September of that calendar year Progress to 5 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/DBE English language
English language Progress to 2 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/GDBE entry requirements
2 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5
entry requirements
Business and Management – DBM in all subskills) or equivalent
3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.0
in writing) or equivalent
Explore theories and practical applications using business scenarios.
Business and Management – GDBM 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5
in all subskills) or equivalent
4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5
in writing) or equivalent Learn how to write business reports and analyse business practices. 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0
in all subskills) or equivalent
5 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.0
What will I study?
If you don't meet the minimum English language
in writing) or equivalent You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway: What will I study?
requirements, you should apply for our Academic
If you don't meet the minimum English language You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway: English course. See page 16 for more information.
Core module: Example specialist modules:
requirements, you should apply for our Academic
English course. See page 16 for more information. English Language for Academic Essentials of Managing Core module: Example specialist modules: * Please note: this includes an
Purposes and Study Skills (EAP) (20 credits) Human Resources (20 credits) English for Postgraduate Academic Studies Corporate Finance and Leading Organisations allowance for class changeover
* Please note: this includes an Management Issues and Concepts (20 credits) (20 credits) in a Changing Global Context (20 credits)
allowance for class changeover
International Business Strategy (20 credits)
Progress to 2 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/DBM Prepare to progress
Progress to 14 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/GDBM to a degree at GCU:
Prepare to progress
to a degree at GCU: Computing – DCO
Develop practical skills taught in the University’s laboratories.
Computing – GDC 1st
2nd Develop programming and network skills during laboratory sessions. in Scotland for
What will I study? General Engineering
in Scotland for Building You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway: What will I study? (Guardian University Guide 2019)
(The Complete University Guide 2019)
You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway:
Core module: Example specialist modules:
English Language for Academic Game Programming (20 credits) Core module: Example specialist modules:
14th
Purposes and Study Skills (EAP) (20 credits) Human Computer Interaction (20 credits) English for Postgraduate Academic Studies
(20 credits)
Cloud System Computing (20 credits)
Network Penetration and Ethical Hacking 4th
Progress to 8 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/DCO (20 credits)
in the UK for Town and Country in Scotland for
Planning and Landscape Design Progress to 3 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/GDC Civil Engineering
(The Complete University Guide 2019) Engineering – DEN (Guardian University Guide 2019)
Attend practical classes delivered from the University’s laboratories. Engineering – GDE
What will I study? Develop your skills using GCU's Mechanical Engineering workshop.
You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway:
What will I study?
Core module: Example specialist modules:
You'll need to earn 120 credits from a range of module options to complete your pathway:
English Language for Academic Database Development (20 credits)
Purposes and Study Skills (EAP) (20 credits) Electrical Systems (20 credits). Core module: Example specialist modules:
English for Postgraduate Academic Studies Computer Aided Design (20 credits)
Progress to 8 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/DEN (20 credits) Engineering Design and Analysis (20 credits)
Progress to 7 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/gcu/GDE
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Overall
English courses Successful INTO alumni
Improve your English language Academic English We have an excellent success rate, giving you a great chance to progress
to the next stage of your journey. Our latest progression results demonstrate
skills to prepare for further
Intensive course offering rapid progress of up to the just how well our students achieve on their INTO programme…
academic study
equivalent of one IELTS band per term.
Blend of traditional face-to-face contact and online learning.
Class information “Some of the things I learnt
Class size Course features
• Improve your reading, writing, speaking and • 24/7 access to ‘MyINTO’, INTO's interactive
at INTO were coaching and
Maximum of 16 students
Class hours
listening skills, and learn to communicate online learning platform. It gives you the teamwork. What I remember
effectively in English. flexibility to study at times that suit you and
most is the friendliness of INTO,
90%
30 learning hours per week, with 25 hours
of face-to-face contact • Grow your vocabulary through discussions on engage with other students outside of class. of which
Age requirement
16 years and above
current affairs and study real-world subjects
to make your learning come alive.
• A standardised online assessment developed
in partnership with Cambridge English, used
Passed
99% which is priceless. You can’t get
it anywhere else. INTO GCU is
• Develop the fluency and confidence you to monitor progress throughout your course.
Eligible
to progress not just a place to study, but it’s
English language need to progress to further study. • Develop your confidence and fluency outside
entry requirements
From IELTS 3.0
• Gain the skills and knowledge needed of the classroom through a range of less
formal learning opportunities, including
a place to gain life experience.”
for examination success.
a diverse social programme. Nur Arinah, Malaysia
• A blended learning approach offers you Completed Diploma in Business and Management at INTO GCU
the best of traditional classroom teaching • Improve your language skills pre-arrival and progressed to Business and Management BA (Hons) at GCU
combined with online content, which you’ll with free access to INTO’s Get Ready for Student progression results 2016-17
access both in and outside of class. English programme.
83% 100% 100%
of which of which of which
Passed
98% Passed
100% Passed
100%
Eligible Eligible Eligible
to progress to progress to progress
International Foundation International Diploma International Graduate Diploma
Improve your English language Pre-sessional English
skills to the level required
A course designed to improve your English language skills “What INTO gives you, no matter what major you
by your chosen degree
to the level required by your chosen degree. take, is a foundation that you use to have an easy
Intensive language and study skills taught by experienced transition to GCU. What I learnt the most was the
Class information teachers will prepare you for living and studying at GCU. basics I needed to pass my modules here.”
Class size Learn how to give presentations on different areas of academic Abdullah, Saudi Arabia
Completed International Foundation in Engineering at INTO GCU
Maximum of 16 students
interest and enhance your vocabulary related to your degree. and progressed to Electrical Power Engineering BEng (Hons) at GCU
Class hours
21-30 hours per week on average Course features
• If you’re academically qualified, hold an offer • Understand contextual study skills,
Age requirement
from Glasgow Caledonian University and need acclimatise to British culture and adjust to “INTO is a great programme. The additional
16 years and above
to improve your English language level, this the demands, challenges and expectations “I attended workshops which have courses and language learning help you
English language short 6-10 week course is ideal for you. of UK higher education. given me many attributes I’ll need to prepare for academic and professional
entry requirements • Learn alongside students who will be in future employment. GCU is a life. Overall, it's a tailored programme that
6 weeks: from IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 studying the same – or similar – subjects place to actualise your dream; the supports international students to help
in each subskill) or equivalent
at the University, with teaching and support is there to help you reach them settle in and thrive academically.”
10 weeks: from IELTS 4.5 (with nothing less
than 4.5 in subskills and at least one subskill
assessments that are tailored to the your full potential.”
Isatou, The Gambia
at 5.5) or equivalent requirements of university study.
Excellence, Nigeria Completed International Foundation in Business and
The English language entry requirements Completed International Foundation in Management at INTO GCU and progressed to International
will vary depending on your intended degree Science at INTO GCU and progressed to Business BA (Hons) at GCU. Now an entrepreneur and
Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) at GCU founder of drinks company, Hippo & Hedgehog
Passed: % passers of those who completed their pathway | Eligible: % eligible to progress of those who passed
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Progression degree overview table 60+
There are more than 60 progression degree options at Glasgow Caledonian University. progression degree options
You can progress to any of these from one of our INTO GCU programmes. Below is a selection
of some of the most popular. See pages 10-15 for more details on the pathways.
Degree Pathway(s) Specific module requirements English level Final grade
Find comprehensive information on all academic programmes, degree options Electrical Power Engineering BEng (Hons) DEN or IIYT EAP; Electrical Systems; Energy Resources; Generation & Utilisation;
Instrumentation & Control Systems; Management Responsibilities of
6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
and progression requirements at: www.intostudy.com/gcu/courses a Professional Engineer; Mathematics; Thermodynamics
Electrical, Electronic and Energy Engineering DEN or IIYT Analogue & Digital Electronics; Control & Instrumentation Systems or Signals & 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Key BEng (Hons) Electronic Systems; Digital & Programmable Systems 1; EAP; Electrical Systems;
Integrated Engineering; Mathematics 2A & 2B; Software Development
This degree is available at the GCU London campus only. Environmental Civil Engineering BSc (Hons) DEN or IIYT Contracts Management; EAP; Geotechnics; Principles of Hydraulics; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Structural Design
Undergraduate Environmental Management BSc (Hons) DBE or IIYT EAP; Environmental Assessment; Environmental Policy & Regulation; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Environmental Science & Measurement; Principles of GIS; Society,
Degree Pathway(s) Specific module requirements English level Final grade Politics & Sustainability; Urban Planning
International Foundation and Integrated International Year One (IIYO) Fire Risk Engineering BEng (Hons) DEN or IIYT Computer-Aided Modelling Techniques; EAP; Introduction to Maths & Structure; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Principles of Fire Safety Analysis & the Practice of Fire Safety Design &
Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 7.0 with 6.5 in subskills 50% Regulation; Risk Management
Building Surveying BSc (Hons) FBE or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Forensic Investigation BSc (Hons) DEN or IIYT Cells & Biomolecules; Chemical Analysis; Chemistry 1; Civil & Criminal Procedure; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Business Management BA (Hons) FBM or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% EAP; Inorganic Chemistry; Organic Chemistry 1; Physical Chemistry
Cell and Molecular Biology BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 50% International Business BA (Hons) DBM or IIYT Contemporary Cultural Challenges in International Business; EAP; Essentials 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
of Managing Human Resources; Financial Management for Decision Makers;
Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Management Issues & Concepts; Society, Employability & Business
BEng (Hons)
IT Management for Business BSc (Hons) DCO or IIYT Database Development; EAP; Financial Management; Project; Management Issues 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Computer Networking BEng (Hons) FCO or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% & Concepts; Object Oriented Analysis & Design; Programming 2
Computing BSc (Hons) FCO or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Mechanical Electronic Systems Engineering DEN or IIYT Control & Instrumentation Systems; EAP; Electrical Systems; Engineering Design & 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
BEng (Hons) Analysis; Integrated Engineering Studies; Manufacture & Materials; Mathematics
Construction Management BSc (Hons) FBE or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
2A; Mathematics 2B; Thermodynamics & Fluid Mechanics
Electrical Power Engineering BEng (Hons) FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons) DBE or IIYT Contractual & Commercial Knowledge; EAP; Key Quantification & Technology Skills 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Environmental Civil Engineering BSc (Hons) FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Real Estate BSc (Hons) DBE or IIYT Construction & Property Contracts; Construction Technology 2; EAP; PMV 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Environmental Management BSc (Hons) FBE or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Preparation for Placement; Property Development; Property Management; Urban
Planning; Valuation of Property 2
Fire Risk Engineering BEng (Hons) FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Software Development for Business BSc (Hons) DCO or IIYT Data Structures & Algorithms; Database Development; EAP; Human Computer 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Food Biosciences BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 50% Interaction; Object Oriented Analysis & Design; Programming 2; Project
Forensic Investigation BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 50%
International Business BA (Hons) FBM or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Postgraduate
International Business and Human Resource FBM or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Degree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade
Management BA (Hons) International Graduate Diploma, Integrated International Graduate Diploma (IIGD) and Pre-sessional Pre-Master's (PSPM)
International Marketing BA (Hons) FBM or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% 3D Design for Virtual Environments MSc GDC, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Mechanical Electronic Systems Engineering FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Accounting and Finance MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
BEng (Hons)
Advanced Internetwork Engineering MSc GDC, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Mechanical Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) FEN or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Applied Instrumentation and Control MSc GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Microbiology BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 50%
Big Data Technologies MSc GDC, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Optometry BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 7.0 with 7.0 in speaking 75%
and 6.5 in other subskills Building Services Engineering MSc GDBE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Orthoptics BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 7.0 with 7.0 in speaking 70% Digital Fashion Strategy MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
and 6.5 in other subskills
Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Pharmacology BSc (Hons) FSC or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 50%
Environmental Management GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons) FBE or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% (Waste, Energy, Water, Oil and Gas) MSc
Real Estate BSc (Hons) FBE or IIYO See page 13 for information on compulsory modules 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Fashion Business Creation MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
International Diploma and Integrated International Year Two (IIYT) Human Resource Management MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.5 with 6.0 in subskills 40%
Audio Technology BSc (Hons) DEN or IIYT Analogue & Digital Electronics; EAP; Integrated Audio Studies 2; Mathematics 2A 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
International Banking, Finance and Risk Management MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
& 2B; Signals & Electronic Systems; Sound Production; Reinforcement
International Business Management MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Building Surveying BSc (Hons) DBE or IIYT Building Performance; Construction Technology; Construction Measurement & 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Cost; EAP; Foundation Mathemathics; Mathematics for Technology International Fashion Marketing MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Business Management BA (Hons) DBM or IIYT Contemporary Cultural Challenges in International Business; EAP; Essentials 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% International Operations and Supply Chain Management MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
of Managing Human Resources; Financial Management for Decision Makers;
International Project Management GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Management Issues & Concepts; Society, Employability & Business
(Energy, Construction Management, Oil and Gas) MSc
Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering DEN or IIYT Control & Instrumentation Systems; EAP; Electrical Systems; Engineering Design & 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Luxury Brand Management MBA GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
BEng (Hons) Analysis; Integrated Engineering Studies; Manufacture & Materials; Mathematics;
Thermodynamics & Fluid Mechanics Luxury Brand Marketing MBA GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Computer Games (Art and Animation) DCO or IIYT 3D Modelling & Digital Sculpting; EAP; Games Design 1; Human Computer 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Marketing MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
BSc (Hons) Interaction; Integrated Project; 3D Animation; Games Programming Mechanical Engineering MSc GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Computer Games (Design) BSc (Hons) DCO or IIYT 3D Modelling & Digital Sculpting or Drawing for Design or Game Design; EAP; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Mechanical Engineering (with Design or Manufacture) MSc GDE, IIGD or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Game Content Design; Programming; Human Computer Interaction; Project
Multimedia Journalism MA GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 7.0 with 6.5 in subskills 40%
Computer Games (Software Development) DCO or IIYT 3D Maths for Simulation & Visualisation; EAP; Games Design; Programming; 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40% Public Health MSc PSPM Compulsory project module, portfolio, interview and test 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
BSc (Hons) Human Computer Interaction; Project; Working with Game Engines
Quantity Surveying MSc GDBE or PSPM Modules will vary based on background and experience 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Construction Management BSc (Hons) DBE or IIYT Core Construction Management Skills; EAP 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Risk Management MSc GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules* 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Cyber Security and Networks BSc (Hons) DCO or IIYT Data Structures & Algorithms; Database Development; EAP; Human Computer 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Television Fiction Writing MA GDBM, IIGD or PSPM Progression is dependent on passing compulsory modules*. 7.0 with 6.5 in subskills 40%
Interaction; Object Oriented Analysis & Design; Programming 2; Project
Portfolio, interview and test required
Digital Security and Forensics BEng (Hons) DCO or IIYT Database Development; Designing Secure Networks; Digital Forensics; EAP 6.0 with 5.5 in subskills 40%
Essentials & Incident Response; Integrated Design Project 2; Operating Systems
Please note: English level and academic progression requirements * Compulsory modules: Business Research Methods & Skills; Changing
& Security; Routing Fundamentals
are correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to print. Perspectives in International Marketing; Corporate Finance and
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visit www.intostudy.com/gcu for the most up-to-date information. Strategy; Leading Organisations in a Changing Global Context
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The cost of your programme may vary depending on factors including the pathway chosen and programme
length. The following guide to costs is based on a typical 3-term programme to show the estimated cost of
attendance. For specific cost information, please refer online: www.intostudy.com/gcu/courses
Estimated cost of attendance − current academic year 2018–2019 Start month Term dates
Tuition Books and fees Insurance Total Academic programmes†
International Foundation (3 term) £12,995 £340–£740 £357 £13,692–£14,092 June (4 term) Mon 17 Jun 2019–Fri 19 Jun 2020
International Diploma (3 term) £12,995 £340–£740 £357 £13,692–£14,092 October (3 term) Tue 01 Oct 2019–Fri 19 Jun 2020
International Graduate Diploma (3 term) £12,995 £340–£740 £357 £13,692–£14,092 October (4 term) Tue 01 Oct 2019–Fri 14 Aug 2020
Pre-sessional Pre-Master's (1 term) £4,635 £85 £122 £4,842 January (3 term) Mon 13 Jan 2020–Fri 14 Aug 2020
Academic English (1 term) £3,555 £85 £122 £3,762 March (2 term) Mon 25 Mar 2019–Fri 16 Aug 2019
Pre-sessional Pre-Master's
October (1 term) Tue 01 Oct 2019–Fri 20 Dec 2019
Accommodation prices Other fees
Academic English
Liberty Park Airport pickup £60–£145
October (1 term) Tue 01 Oct 2019–Fri 13 Dec 2019
Academic programmes Enrolment fee** £150
January (1 term) Mon 13 Jan 2020–Fri 27 Mar 2020
June start (4 term) £8,190 Textbooks (3 term academic/ £190
Integrated programme) April (1 term) Mon 06 Apr 2020–Fri 12 Jun 2020
October start (4 term) £7,360
September start (3 term) £6,240 Lab fee £400 June start (1 term) Mon 22 Jun 2020–Fri 28 Aug 2020
January start (3 term) £5,120 (science-based courses) Pre-sessional English
March start (2 term) £3,360 June (10 weeks) Mon 17 Jun 2019–Fri 23 Aug 2019
English language courses* July (6 weeks) Tue 16 Jul 2019–Fri 23 Aug 2019
Academic English (1 term) £1,600–£1,760 per term
October (10 weeks) Mon 14 Oct 2019–Fri 20 Dec 2019
November (6 weeks) Mon 11 Nov 2019–Fri 20 Dec 2019
Prices shown are for the current academic year 01 September 2018–31 August 2019
and are for indicative purposes only. All prices are subject to an increase of up to 4%.
* The price will depend on your start date and length of ** Per academic programme, charged upon confirmation. † The Centre also offers an Extended 5 term International
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