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Degree preparation at the University of Leicester

Welcome The International Foundation Year The International Foundation Year An excellent record Programme offers a pathway to Programme is taught at the University for progression to Leicester undergraduate study for international of Leicester International Study Centre, students who have completed high school, a specialist facility for degree preparation but who may not meet the requirements where students are taught in small classes of University Contents The University of Leicester is consistently highly for direct entry to the University. Combining which simulate the style of teaching they 94% of Leicester academic modules, study skills and will experience at undergraduate level. ranked: 14th by The Times 2014 and 13th by International Study Centre Inspirational Teaching English language training, this programme and Research 6-7 The Guardian 2014. Leicester is also ranked in the prepares students to meet the challenges students who completed the of degree-level study at the University. Your Career 8-11 top 2% of universities in the world by the QS World International Foundation University Rankings 2013 and THE World University Your Campus 12-19 Year programme were Rankings 2013. Your City 20-23 offered a place on a degree For several years, the University of Leicester has recorded some of the The International Study Centre 24-26 at the University in 2013. highest scores for student satisfaction in the National Student Survey, International Foundation Year 27 consistently featuring amongst the top 20 universities in England. Economics and Management 28-31 All of these achievements give us great cause for celebration and are The International Foundation Engineering and Technology 32-35 clear demonstrations of the fact that Leicester is a high-quality university that is really going places. The Times states “Leicester has been enjoying Year is extremely important for Science 36-39 a period of unprecedented success… consistently among the leaders in the “ Society & Culture 40-43 National Student Survey, it has become a fixture in the top 20 of The Times students as it strengthens their League Table.” How To Apply 45 English language skills especially The University of Leicester International Study Centre (ULISC) will Leicester Area Map 46-47 continue to develop the dynamic partnership between the University and Campus Plan writing and reading. The teachers and Study Group, a leading provider of preparation programmes for international students. The ULISC is operated by Study Group and delivers are so helpful - they have good the International Foundation Year, a specialist programme providing international students with four pathways to undergraduate study at the knowledge about what they University of Leicester. As a registered student with the ULISC you will be teach us and I enjoyed their part of the University from the beginning of your programme, with access to an extensive range of facilities. way of teaching. Deciding on a university is one of the most important decisions in your life. We hope you will explore the opportunities available here and join Marya, Oman our international community. International Foundation Year” - Science Now studying BSc Geology Professor Sir Robert Burgess Vice-Chancellor

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Results

Investigating Make sure we’re high on your list too. the origins of We are ranked in the top 15 of both the Times and the Guardian 2014 University League Jupiter’s auroras Tables. Not only that, we are ranked in the top 2% of universities in the world by the QS World University rankings 2013, and the THE World University rankings 2013.

The invention of DNA Revolutionising blood Developing the sick We’re the only university to win fingerprinting pressure measurement bay of the future seven consecutive Times Higher Guardian 2014 League Table Times 2014 League Table Awards.

Rank University Rank University These have included awards Leading the search 1 Cambridge 11 Lancaster 1 Cambridge 11 York for ‘University of the Year’, for Richard III 2 Oxford 12 Exeter 2 Oxford 12 Lancaster ‘Outstanding Library Team’, 3 LSE 13 Leicester 3 LSE 12 Surrey ‘Outstanding Contribution to Innovation and Technology’, 4 St Andrews 14 Loughborough 4 St Andrews 14 Leicester and ‘Outstanding Support 5 UCL 15 Birmingham 5 Imperial College 15 Bristol for Students’, ’Outstanding 6 Durham 16 York 6 Durham 16 Birmingham Communications Team and Unearthing an Exposing online 7 Bath 17 UEA 7 Bath 17 UEA Outstanding Fundraising Initiative’. ancient civilisation Exposing rural racism dating scams 8 Surrey 18 Heriot-Watt 8 Exeter 18 Newcastle 9 Imperial College 19 Edinburgh 9 UCL 18 Sheffield 10 Warwick 20 Kent 10 Warwick 20 Southampton We’ve discovered some amazing things… how far could you go with us? We’re proud to have happy students. The government- initiated, independent National Student Survey (NSS) At Leicester, we’re continually striving to use our has been carried out each year since 2005 to capture academic expertise to increase our understanding of the educational experience and satisfaction of students. the world, so that we might change it for the better. We have never been ranked outside the top 20. And we’ve made many important discoveries along the way, from the technique of DNA fingerprinting, to unearthing a lost city from an ancient civilisation in Libya – an astonishing find that could re-write history. The University of Leicester has a good reputation. We’ve brought together just a few of the many amazing discoveries that have been “It is one of the top 20 universities in the UK. made at Leicester to show you how we’ve A degree from here is very valuable and will made our mark. How will you make yours? help further my career. Discover more: www.le.ac.uk/discover

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Inspirational Teaching and Research

We believe that teaching is inspirational when delivered by passionate scholars engaged in world changing research - and that our research is stronger when delivered in an academic community The teaching is without that includes students - students who question and challenge us “doubt of an exceptional every day. standard. High-quality teaching Teaching that’s inspired by our research Maryam Learning from enthusiastic, research-active academics creates a stimulating learning BSc Medical Physiology” experience that enables you to go far. We have proven success in delivering the best Our world-class research continues education for our students. to encourage the best academics to join our teaching staff; academics at • We have featured in the top 20 for Our commitment to your education the cutting edge of their field, whose overall student satisfaction every year means you will: passion for their subjects results in since the NSS began in 2005. exciting and innovative teaching. • Be taught by many leading research • Research published by the Times Higher academics. We have one of the highest proportions Education Magazine and Opinion of research-active staff in the UK and • Interact with academics in regular Panel in 2011 rated Leicester top after our research citation levels put us in lectures, seminars and tutorials. Oxbridge for the quality of lecturing the top 150 universities worldwide staff. • Study for a degree that will provide you and top 20 in the UK, according to the with the choice of a variety of modules 2013 QS World University Rankings. to reflect your interests.

• Participate in interactive teaching methods ranging from lectures and seminars to online resources. Career success A University of Leicester degree is valued by employers – evident in the number of graduate employers The high quality education here that come to meet our students. at Leicester means that I will have learned the essential skills for me “to do well in my career.

Hoang, Vietnam International Foundation Year - Economics and Management Now studying BA Financial Economics”

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Get Started! Good news - we are here Follow these simple steps to make sure you don’t fall behind to help! During your first month of term During your first term on your We were extremely impressed Don’t fall into the trap of thinking that Career Development can We have got a huge variety of extra- on your undergraduate degree undergraduate degree wait! Graduation will be here faster than you think. Take action curricular activities for you to get involved with the calibre of students we • Activate MyCareers - this is the portal • Get prepped - Learn how you can make “ with while you’re at Leicester. Whether you and Get Involved now to make sure you don’t miss out. to all the events, activities and sessions a winning impression with employers spoke to. Especially with the know exactly what experience you need available, activation takes mere minutes preparation and thought they It is a very competitive world out there, Don’t panic if you don’t know what you to get or you just want to try something • Come to the Festival - Speak to and it doesn’t matter whether you are want to do after graduation, but taking new, you are sure to find something that • Come in and see us - we have over 400 potential employers and find out what had put in before attending planning to go on to further study, a early action is important. Now is the best captures your interest and helps you stand appointments a week, so come and start they are looking for graduate scheme or something a bit time to start gaining skills that will help you out from the crowd. talking to us the event. • Follow up - Now you know what different - the sooner you make a start the to secure that dream role. Getting involved In the first year of your undergraduate • Try a taster session - these are a great potential employers are looking for, easier it will be for you. and trying new things will help you start degree at Leicester, Get Involved with taster way to try out new activities without come and talk to us. We will help you working out what motivates you and what Farida Lockhart, Jaguar Landrover workshops in: making a huge commitment, if you like develop these skills careers may be of interest. what you try you can always do more ” • Leadership & Management • LinkedIn - It’s not just for old people • Join the discussion - Follow us on in suits and business leaders, more and • Business & Enterprise Twitter or like us on Facebook and be more organisations are using it to find Our partners: • Volunteering part of the community graduate talent. Start building your network.

During your first year - get involved! Get started Know yourself

What next? Make decisions and Explore your options take action!

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The campus is very convenient for both my accommodation and the city centre. During breaks between lectures I can “visit the many cafés and restaurants here on campus.

Dilyara, Kazakhstan International Foundation Year - Economics and Management Now studying BA Economics”

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We are committed to providing you with high-quality facilities, and Social Facilities our £1bn campus development The recent £16m redevelopment of plan will ensure that all of our the Percy Gee Students’ Union building provides superb facilities for students resources meet the needs of the and societies, as well as being home modern and ambitious student. to the fantastic new music venue,

O2 Academy Leicester. The campus Academic Facilities has a range of coffee bars, food outlets and shops. At the heart of campus is the award- Two brand new sports centres winning David Wilson Library – a have recently opened - in Oadby, stunning light, airy five-storey building near the student accommodation providing state-of-the-art services. Self- and the new campus sports centre. service loan and return, group study More than £350,000 has been spent rooms, hundreds of PCs, wireless access on the very latest gym equipment throughout, staffed Help Zones, 24-hour including treadmills, bikes, steppers, opening during term time, a bookshop and rowers, cross trainers and weights. café create a first-class study environment. You can also use our Digital Library of You can enjoy the benefits of a campus over 350,000 eBooks, 23,000 eJournals location close to the city centre, yet and specialist information databases from surrounded by parks and green spaces. Arts on Campus anywhere you have an Internet connection. The University has its own arts centre, Embrace Arts, with a packed year-round programme for students and the public, featuring music, dance, theatre, live art and comedy, as well as regular art exhibitions and special events. It also runs short courses, covering everything from salsa dancing to jewellery making. The library is modern and big. There are www.embracearts.co.uk “different book zones for different subjects, plenty of computers, and many group study rooms, suitable for teamwork and discussion. Image: Robert Day

Xuan, Vietnam International Foundation Year - Economics and Management ” Now studying BA Financial Economics

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Supporting You

During your time with us you can be assured that there is support and advice available if you need it. The University’s support services are designed to help you develop the skills you need to live and study independently and successfully.

Learning Development Coming to University is an exciting challenge, and understanding new ways When you progress to your undergraduate of learning is important if you are going degree programme, the Learning to make the most of the experience. Development team can provide you with Student Welfare Service a range of services and resources to help The International Foundation Year The Student Welfare Service provides you extend and further develop your Programme at the International guidance, information and support academic skills: from essay-writing, to Study Centre is designed to give for students on many issues including critical thinking, to preparing for exams. you the study skills you will need to finance, accommodation and advice succeed at undergraduate level. W: www.le.ac.uk/succedinyourstudies for international students, particularly in relation to immigration.

W: www.le.ac.uk/welfare Your Health and Wellbeing English Language Support When you progress to your undergraduate There is a range of services available to help you maintain your degree, you may require further health and wellbeing whilst at the University. English language support. The English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) offers a range of services to help international Health Centre Counselling and Mental Chaplaincy students with the level of English Wellbeing Support The Victoria Park Health Centre All the major world religions have needed for academic study. The ELTU provides primary care to students of For those students who feel they representatives on campus. The Chaplaincy is accredited by the British Council and the University. You can register there need some extra support, there is an information resource for world faiths. is an Authorised Centre for University for the duration of your studies. are counselling services available The University has links with World Faith of Cambridge ESOL examinations. which are free and confidential. Advisers for Jewish, Muslim, Christian, W: www.le.ac.uk/healthcare W: www.le.ac.uk/eltu Hindi, Sikh and Buddhist students. W: www.le.ac.uk/healthandwellbeing Muslim students have prayer rooms set aside for their needs on campus.

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Your accommodation

Our halls of residence provide comfortable and friendly surroundings that make it easy for Leicester to be your home away from home.

City Living Our city accommodation offers self-catered Particularly popular with international Guideline Rents 2013/14 (per week) facilities close to the University and the students, city living provides you Standard Ensuite £113.40 city centre. It is ideally located for all the with independence, but within the city centre amenities – shops, cafés and secure surroundings of our sites. Standard Single £81.20 The accommodation is restaurants, cinemas and museums. “comfortable and is located at a convenient site, where it is near to the International Study Centre, the university How to apply for accommodation campus and the city centre. You will be sent information about how to apply online once you have confirmed your place at the Chan Cho, Hong Kong International Study Centre. International” Foundation Year - Society If you are starting in September, you and Culture are guaranteed a room in University- Now studying BSc Communications, allocated accommodation if you Media and Society firmly accept your offer of a place at the International Study Centre* and apply for accommodation online by the University’s published deadline.

Opal Court Nixon Court Freemen’s Common Houses Oadby Student Village If you are starting in June or January, accommodation is arranged on a • 500m from the main campus • 500m from the main campus • 250m from the main campus Oadby Student Village offers a wide case-by-case basis, so you are advised choice of accommodation and a to apply online as early as possible. • 648 self-catered rooms • 979 self-catered rooms and studio flats • 304 self-catered rooms vibrant social life next to the beautiful * Subject to availability. Other residences may • All rooms are ensuite • Standard and ensuite rooms available • All rooms are standard, with shared surroundings of the University’s Botanical be used. bathroom facilities Gardens. Oadby Student Village is 3.5km • Rooms are arranged in flats of five or six • Rooms are arranged in flats for five, six from campus and regular bus services with a lounge/kitchen area. or ten students. 281 new rooms opened • Each house comprises ten standard rooms operate between the accommodation, in 2011, offering a mix of ensuite rooms and communal lounge/kitchen areas. University campus and the city centre. and studio flats. There are large common rooms where you can relax. For information on all options, visit www.le.ac.uk/accommodation. 20 www.le.ac.uk/isc Your City 21

I like that Leicester is a multicultural city, only a fifteen minutes’ walk from “the University. It is lively but not overcrowded with all sorts of opportunities for shopping and nightlife.

Amanda, Singapore International Foundation Year - Society and Culture Now studying LLB Law ” Your City Leicester is a vibrant and diverse city, and the tenth largest in Britain. The city centre is just a short walk from campus, so students are never far from the action. 22 www.le.ac.uk/isc Your City 23

Leicester is a perfect student Culture and the Arts city. Two universities in the city As a Roman city, Leicester is one of the oldest in England. You can explore Leicester’s centre mean 12% of Leicester’s rich history through the Jewry Wall Museum, which investigates the city’s Roman population is students, so there heritage, whilst the Newarke Houses Museum gives insights into Leicester’s is always something happening, more recent past. A short walk from campus is the thriving New Walk Museum and Gallery, which holds a superb permanent exhibition of Picasso ceramics. whatever your interests – sport, culture and the arts, shopping You can experience Leicester’s famous diverse culture through a magnificent array of festivals. Leicester’s world-renowned Diwali celebrations in October are the or dancing. largest outside India and attract around 30,000 visitors. The Belgrave Road area of the city is illuminated with stunning lights, and Diwali day itself is celebrated Ideally located in the centre of England, in spectacular style with a street parade and dazzling fireworks. In the summer Leicester is well-connected by road, rail one of the UK’s largest Caribbean carnivals hits the city, whilst the long-running and air. London and Birmingham are about Leicester Comedy Festival will keep you amused during the winter months. an hour’s journey on the train, whilst East Midlands and Birmingham airports are For students who are interested in the performing arts, Leicester boasts some fine theatres. close by. Curve opened in 2008 and is a world-class theatre and performing arts venue at the heart of the city’s cultural quarter. Curve has two auditoria and puts on a wide range of shows, from performances by the Royal Shakespeare Company to stand-up comedy gigs. Across the city, De Montfort Hall is a luxurious theatre right next door to the University campus that attracts a whole host of mainstream acts. Leicester also has a variety of smaller theatre venues, which put on numerous amateur productions throughout the year.

If you like to watch movies, you can visit the Showcase Cinema de Lux in the city centre. For independent film, head over to Phoenix Square in the cultural quarter – a modern art-house cinema complex with a great café-bar.

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Leicester Comedy Festival convenient to take the train www.comedy-festival.co.uk from Leicester to travel Curve Theatre around the UK. www.curveonline.co.uk

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The International Study Centre The International Study Centre will provide you with the best preparation for undergraduate study. 26 www.le.ac.uk/isc The International Study Centre 27

The International Study Centre International Foundation Year International Foundation Year at the University of Leicester High Achiever Awards The International Foundation Year is a three-term programme The top performing students on the Foundation Year programme consisting of academic subjects, study skills and English language with the highest overall grades training, that provides a path to undergraduate degree study. Success starts here Supporting you (one per route) will be awarded a Preparing for university is one of the most Many of the students who study with us scholarship worth £2,500 per year of The programme leads to a variety of degrees at the University, important things any student has to do. are new to the UK, and will be studying the undergraduate degree programme in subject areas including business, computing, economics, Making sure you have the academic and English language as well as academic upon progression to the University. engineering, mathematics, science and social sciences. language skills you need to succeed will subjects that are relevant to their chosen make your transition to university life a lot subject area. We monitor each student 2013 Award Winners easier. The International Study Centre at the to ensure that you have the support University of Leicester teaches you these you need for the duration of your time Hung Yan, Hong Kong Study structure Assessment English language skills as well providing valuable support at the International Study Centre. International Foundation Year - preparation You can choose one of four You will be assessed regularly throughout as you begin to live and study in the UK. Economics and Management Foundation Year routes: the course to ensure that you remain on If you do not have the IELTS or equivalent University-style teaching Now studying BSc Financial Economics track. This will be through a combination score required to start your Foundation Your first day at University • Economics and Management The International Study Centre introduces of examinations and coursework assessment, Year, you can first join an intensive one- Hassan, Sudan • Engineering and Technology From the day you start in the International you to the style of teaching that you presentations and extended essays. term English Language Preparation (ELP) International Foundation Year - • Science Study Centre, you are a student of will experience on your degree. Taking course at the International Study Centre. Engineering and Technology • Society and Culture the University. You will study and part in tutorials, seminar-style classes Now studying BEng Electrical You will need a minimum IELTS or learn on campus, and have access to and larger group lectures means you’ll and Electronics Engineering equivalent score of 4.0 to start your ELP such university facilities as the library, be well prepared once you progress Course structure course. The aim of the course is to ensure sports hall and Students’ Union. to your degree programme. Justine, The Philippines The course is modular and includes that you have the level of English required International Foundation Year - Science core English language modules, to start the Foundation Year Programme. Welcoming students from Progression to your degree Now studying BSc Medical Biochemistry around the world mathematics and academic modules Joining the International Study Centre Kei Yan, Hong Kong appropriate to your chosen subject route. Being an international student means guarantees that you will receive a International Foundation Year You will be taught in a combination you are part of a wide community of conditional offer of a degree place at the Society and Culture of group lectures and small group different nationalities. At the International University. On successful completion of Now studying BSc Communications, seminars, and will be expected to Study Centre we know how to help you the course and having met the required Media and Society undertake directed self-study. adjust to your new environment and entry standards, you will proceed directly Modules are subject to change. make the most of your time in the UK. to your preferred degree programme. Angaraj, India For up-to-date information, visit: International Foundation Year - www.le.ac.uk/isc For up-to-date information on progression Engineering and Techonology degrees available and the grades required, Now studying BSc Physics Study plan options visit: with Astrophycsics www.le.ac.uk/isc IELTS June September January June August September or equivalent 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 2015 5.0 (5.0 in writing) 5.0 (5.0 in writing) Start undergraduate 4.0 degree 4.0

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Economics and Management

Courses Key Facts

Progression from the Foundation Year to: Entry dates: September 2014 or January 2015 Economics Course length: The University has amazing BA/BSc Banking and Finance*† 3 terms: September to June or January to August facilities and great location BA/BSc Business Economics*† in England - together with the BA/BSc Economics*† BA/BSc Financial Economics*†

“academic quality here, I am BA Politics and Economics Entry Requirements Academic: Good high school Management Studies sure to do well in my studies. graduation grades or equivalent

BA Management Studies* For country-specific entry requirements, visit www.le.ac.uk/isc BA Management Studies (Finance)* Dominic, Mexico English language: IELTS 5.0 (minimum International Foundation Year - BA Management Studies (Marketing)* 5.0 in writing) or equivalent*

Economics and Managment BA Management Studies Age: Students are normally at least 17 years of age. Now studying BA Management Studies ” (Organisation Studies)* Students below the age of 18 are BA Management Studies and Economics* required to have a guardian and will be charged an additional guardianship BA Management Studies with Politics* fee until they reach 18 years of age. * with a year’s Study Abroad option available *TOEFL or Pearson Test of English equivalencies will † With a Year in Industry option be recognised. Many departments have links to leading businesses and organisations. View Dominic’s full profile at Taking advantage of this and spending a year working in a related industry can give you the edge – pick up specialist workplace skills, www.le.ac.uk/isc/studentprofiles network with potential employers and get insights into your career path options.

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Core Modules

English and Skills for University Business and the Modern Economics 2 Progression Study 1, 2 & 3 Market Economy You will look at aggregate demand and You will develop your English You will study the operational and aggregate supply, economic policies, When you complete the International Management Studies communication skills and learn a range strategic problems facing business people inflation, unemployment, international Foundation Year Programme and achieve the required grades, you will progress Management Studies is ranked 10th in the UK of study skills, including: writing and in the modern market economy. You trade and development economics. to your undergraduate degree, either in the Guardian Good University Guide 2014. reading strategies, presentation and will focus on a wide range of issues, within the Department of Economics The School of Management is dedicated to seminar participation, organisation of such as management, human resource Introduction to Financial or the School of Management. the development of critical management time and materials, meeting deadlines practice, marketing and ethical aspects. Accountancy studies. We conduct internationally-recognised and responding to feedback. You will Economics research that increases the understanding of improve your abilities in English writing, You will study double entry bookkeeping, the role of management and organisation in Economics 1 preparation of trial balances, profit and Since its inauguration in 1924, the department the modern world. This informs our teaching. in giving presentations and contributing has become increasingly successful, and You will gain an understanding of economic loss statements, depreciation, limited to seminar discussions, in taking notes is now one of the largest departments of Our programmes are designed to provide in lectures, and in planning and writing systems, types of goods, allocation companies, manufacturing accounts economics in the UK. We now have over 30 you with a range of learning experiences well-structured academic essays. of resources, elasticity, price controls, and interpretation of accounts. academic staff, eight of whom are professors. and a qualification that will improve your types of markets, cost and revenue, career prospects. * Students opting to do a BSc degree will The Department prides itself on its reputation economies of scale and market failure. Project Study, including Computing study the Core Mathematics module for teaching and research excellence that few W: www.le.ac.uk/management other economics departments can match. (word-processing) Skills and will additionally be required to take Globalisation and Global Issues the Pure Maths 1 exam. Students will be You will be taught by leading experts who Study Abroad Opportunities You will complete a self-study project on offered extra support with their studies. have both an excellent academic reputation On some degree programmes, you will have a topic of your choice which relates to the You will be introduced to the study and real world experience. Our staff are and analysis of problems, issues and See page 34 for Pure Mathematics 1 description. internationally-renowned and have acted as the opportunity to transfer, during the First degree programme that you will undertake. Year of your undergraduate degree, to a dynamics that have come to shape advisers and consultants to many international and national organisations, including the four-year degree programme through the contemporary political life and society Core Mathematics* European Central Bank, the United Nations, Erasmus scheme. The third year is spent at at the international, transnational and the International Monetary fund and a a partner university in Europe before you This module contains algebra and global levels. You will consider the cause number of UK Government departments. return to complete the final year at Leicester. statistics. You will develop your and effects of globalisation, a term The close relationship between research knowledge and understanding of that describes a variety of accelerating and teaching is one of the great advantages mathematical terms and techniques economic, political, cultural, ideological, of studying within the department. Strengths across subjects and apply these to solving problems. and environmental processes that are W: www.le.ac.uk/economics A range of subjects are ranked in the top 30 of the rapidly altering our experience of the world. Guardian 2014 League Table: Employment Opportunities Position Subject Our graduates have gone on to careers with 10th Business & Management Studies AXA Insurance, Cancer Research, Jaguar 27th Economics Land Rover; Lloyds Banking Group, Marks and Spencer; Santander; Vodafone, Bank of America, Barclays World, British Airways, British Gas, Credit Suisse, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank, Ernst and Young and the Institute of Chartered Accountants. 32 www.le.ac.uk/isc Engineering and Technology 33 Engineering and Technology

Courses Key Facts

Progression from the Foundation Year to: Entry dates: September 2014 or January 2015 Engineering Physics and Astronomy Course length: BEng/MEng Aerospace Engineering†* BSc/MPhys Physics* 3 terms: September to June or January to August I chose the University BEng/MEng Communications and BSc/MPhys Physics with Astrophysics*† Electronic Engineering†* of Leicester as it is well BSc/MPhys Physics with Nanotechnology*† BEng/MEng Electrical and Electronic known for its Astrophysics Engineering†* BSc/MPhys with Planetary Science*† BEng/MEng Software and Electronic BSc/MPhys Physics with Space Science Entry Requirements “Department. The Foundation Engineering†* and Technology*† Academic: Good high school graduation grades or equivalent Year has provided an excellent BEng/MEng General Engineering†* Computer Science For country-specific entry requirements, BEng/MEng Mechanical Engineering†* BSc Computing/Computing with visit www.le.ac.uk/isc start to my studies. Management†* Geosciences English language: IELTS 5.0 (minimum BSc Computer Science†* 5.0 in writing) or equivalent* BSc Geology Age: Students are normally at least 17 MComp Computer Science (4 years)* Angaraj, India years of age. MGeol Geology* International Foundation Year - Interdisciplinary Science Students below the age of 18 are Engineering and Technology BSc Geology with Geophysics required to have a guardian and will BSc/MSci Natural Sciences be charged an additional guardianship MGeol Geology with Geophysics* fee until they reach 18 years of age. Now studying BSc Astrophysics” * with a year’s Study Abroad option available *TOEFL or Pearson Test of English equivalencies will be † With a Year in Industry option Mathematics recognised. Many departments have links to leading businesses and organisations. Taking advantage of this and spending a BSc Financial Mathematics year working in a related industry can give you the edge – pick up specialist workplace skills, network with potential BSc/MMath Mathematics * employers and get insights into your career path options. Up-to-date information on degrees and grades required for BA Mathematics progression to your chosen undergraduate degree can be found at www.le.ac.uk/isc BSc Mathematics and Actuarial Science

BSc Mathematics with Management View Angaraj’s full profile at www.le.ac.uk/isc/studentprofiles BSc Mathematics with Economics 34 www.le.ac.uk/isc Engineering and Technology 35

Core Modules

English and Skills for University Mechanics 1 Progression Study 1, 2 & 3 You will study vectors, forces When you complete the International International, IPC Media, Macintyre Hudson You will develop your English and equilibrium, relative motion, Employment Opportunities Foundation Year Programme and achieve and many more. Employability skills are communication skills and learn a range Newton’s Laws of Motion, friction the required grades, you will progress to taught throughout your studies so you will Our graduates have gone on to careers of study skills, including: writing and and work, energy and power. your undergraduate degree, within one of have the skills employers are looking for. with Siemens plc, Ford Motor Company, reading strategies, presentation and the following Departments or Schools. Jaguar Land Rover, Fidelity International, W: www.maths.le.ac.uk RBS Insurance and KPMG. seminar participation, organisation of Mechanics 2 time and materials, meeting deadlines Engineering Physics and Astronomy and responding to feedback. You will You will continue your study of Mechanics Our undergraduate degrees are accredited by examining advanced vectors, forces The skills and knowledge gained by our improve your abilities in English writing, by professional engineering institutions. graduates make them highly prized by a wide in giving presentations and contributing as fixed vectors, centres of gravity/ The Department is internationally renowned range of employers. They can be found as to seminar discussions, in taking notes centres of mass and particle dynamics. for its research. In the 2008 Research scientists in a wide variety of fields from the Assessment Exercise, 90% of our research in lectures, and in planning and writing space industry, to medical physics, to finance, activity was identified as world-leading, well-structured academic essays. Physics 1 the media, IT, teaching or management. internationally excellent, or internationally You will concentrate on sound, significant, which places it amongst the You will have access to the Department’s Project Study, including Computing reflection, refraction, interference, top Engineering Departments in the UK. outstanding facilities, including our supercomputer, cleanrooms, a nano- (word-processing) Skills diffraction, electromagnetic waves, W: www.le.ac.uk/engineering microscopy centre, and undergraduate strengths of solids, fluids, heat and You will complete a self-study project on observatories - both at Leicester and via remote a topic of your choice which relates to the gases and the structure of the atom. Computer Science access to a robotic telescope in Majorca. degree programme that you will undertake. Leicester has a young and dynamic department W: www.le.ac.uk/physics Physics 2 that takes a scientific and rigorous approach Pure Mathematics 1 to computing. Our teaching is inspired Geosciences You will examine electrical current and by our research and aims to help you You will study straight lines and linear charge, potential difference, resistance, become a highly skilled professional. For information on the Department capacitance, transistors and amplifiers, of Geosciences, see page 39 equations, set theory and probability, W: www.cs.le.ac.uk statistics, linear programming, indices and electrical fields, gravitational fields, W: www.le.ac.uk/geosciences logarithms as well as experimental laws. magnetic fields and electromagnetic fields. Mathematics

Our courses are designed to enable you to Strengths across subjects Pure Mathematics 2 develop your mathematical abilities, including You will look at further algebra, co-ordinate solving mathematical problems, understanding A range of subjects are ranked in the top 20 of the mathematical processes, and the presentation Guardian 2014 League Table: geometry, trigonometry, differentiation, of mathematical ideas in verbal and written integration, numerical methods and vectors. form. As a Leicester student you will be in touch Position Subject with the latest developments and applications 5th Geology of mathematics taught by experts in their field. 7th Engineering Our graduates are equipped for a wide range 18th Mathematics of careers and are employed in Business and 18th Computer Science Finance, Education and Research, IT and other skilled professions. Employers include; Barclays - SPN Group, Bluefin, Coutts, Fidelity 36 www.le.ac.uk/isc Science 37 Science

Courses Key Facts

Progression from the Foundation Year to: Entry dates: September 2014 or January 2015 Biological Sciences Computer Science Course length: †* BSc Biological Sciences BSc Computing/Computing with 3 terms: September to June or Management†* January to August BSc Biological Sciences (Biochemistry)†* BSc Computer Science/Computer Science BSc Biological Science (Genetics)†* with Industry†* BSc Biological Sciences (Microbiology)†* MComp Computer Science (4 years)* BSc Biological Sciences (Physiology with Pharmacology)†* Geosciences Entry Requirements

BSc Biological Sciences (Zoology)†* BSc/MGeol Applied and Environmental Academic: Good high school Geology (*MGeol only) graduation grades or equivalent The University is highly ranked for BSc Medical Biochemistry†* BSc/MGeol Geology (*MGeol only) For country-specific entry requirements, BSc Medical Microbiology†* visit www.le.ac.uk/isc BSc/MGeol Geology with Palaeobiology Biological Sciences. Here at Leicester, English language: IELTS 5.0 (minimum BSc Medical Genetics†* (*MGeol only) 5.0 in writing) or equivalent* I will be exposed to many opportunities BSc Medical Physiology†* Geography Age: Students are normally at least 17 years of age. “during my degree, which will lead me Chemistry BA/BSc Geography* Students below the age of 18 are † BSc/MChem Chemistry ( *MChem only) BSc Physical Geography* required to have a guardian and will to further study at medical school. be charged an additional guardianship BSc/MChem Chemistry with Forensic Interdisciplinary Science Science (†*MChem only) fee until they reach 18 years of age. BSc/MSci Natural Sciences* *TOEFL or Pearson Test of English equivalencies will BSc/MChem Pharmaceutical Chemistry be recognised. Justine, The Philippines (†*MChem only) * with a year’s Study Abroad option available † With a Year in Industry option International Foundation Year - Science Many departments have links to leading businesses and Psychology organisations. Taking advantage of this and spending a Now studying BSc Medical Biochemistry year working in a related industry can give you the edge – BSc Applied Psychology pick up specialist workplace skills, network with potential ” employers and get insights into your career path options. BSc Psychology Up-to-date information on degrees and grades required for progression to your chosen undergraduate degree can be BSc Psychology with Sociology found at www.le.ac.uk/isc View Justine’s full profile at www.le.ac.uk/isc/studentprofiles BSc Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience 38 www.le.ac.uk/isc Science 39

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English and Skills for University Biology 1 Further Studies Progression Study 1, 2 & 3 You will look at biological molecules, in Biology & Chemistry When you complete the International You will develop your English cellular structure, cell division, You will study genetics, ecology and Geography Foundation Year Programme and achieve Strengths across subjects communication skills and learn a range movement through cell membranes, plant biology plus inorganic chemistry, This is a friendly and vibrant department with the required grades, you will progress to A range of subjects are ranked in the top 20 of the of study skills, including: writing and enzymes and metabolic pathways. oxidation/reduction reactions and a thriving research culture that is shared by your undergraduate degree, within one of Guardian 2014 League Table: reading strategies, presentation and transition element chemistry. the following Departments or Schools. academic staff, research associates and our students. In 2005, the department was one seminar participation, organisation of Position Subject Chemistry 1 of only three UK Geography Departments time and materials, meeting deadlines Biological Sciences to be recognised by HEFCE as a Centre of 3rd Biological Science and responding to feedback. You will You will study formulae, equations The School was ranked top for genetics Excellence for Geographical Information 3rd Chemistry and moles, atomic structure, improve your abilities in English writing, in the 2011 National Student Survey and Science (GIS) teaching, which resulted 5th Geology in giving presentations and contributing introduction to redox systems, is ranked 3rd in the Guardian 2014. in funding for specialist equipment. 16th Geography to seminar discussions, in taking notes thermodynamics and bonding. 18th Computer Science The School is nationally recognised for the high Our courses provide opportunities for fieldwork, in lectures, and in planning and writing quality of its teaching and research. 50% of and place an emphasis on gaining practical skills well-structured academic essays. Biology 2 our teaching staff are placed in the top 1% of and putting them to use in a critical manner. Employment Opportunities their research field and, in the 2008 Research You will gain an understanding W: www.le.ac.uk/geography Assessment Exercise, 85% of our research Our graduates have gone on to careers with Project Study, including Computing of the cardiovascular system, the activity was world-leading, internationally the Office for National Statistics, the Royal (word-processing) Skills respiratory system, the digestive excellent, or internationally significant. Geosciences Geographical Society, DHL, Google, Procter and Gamble, Kraft Foods, JP Morgan, Barclays You will complete a self-study project on system, osmo-regulation, control and Geology is ranked 5th in the Guardian W: www.le.ac.uk/bs Corporate, Anglo American Exploration Brazil, coordination and reproduction. 2014 league table and continues to a topic of your choice which relates to the Queensland Mining and Exploration Consultants, receive excellent satisfaction ratings in the degree programme that you will undertake. RSC Mining and Mineral Exploration. Chemistry National Student Survey (2007-2011). Chemistry 2 The Department of Chemistry at the University Our courses provide a thorough training Pure Mathematics 1 You will examine equilibria, acid-base of Leicester is recognised both nationally and in geosciences, preparing graduates for a equilibria, kinetics and organic chemistry. internationally for its research and its excellence wide range of careers or further scientific You will study straight lines and linear in teaching. We have invested in modern, equations, set theory and probability, research. All our degrees are accredited state-of-the-art facilities for carrying out by the Geological Society of London. statistics, linear programming, indices and agenda setting research and for the provision logarithms as well as experimental laws. of high quality undergraduate teaching. W: www.le.ac.uk/geosciences The Department also rates highly in the 2013 National Student Survey, in which 95% of our Psychology MChem Chemistry students said they were All Psychology degrees are accredited as My Year in Industry satisfied with the quality of their course. conferring eligibility for Graduate Membership You will benefit from our excellence of the British Psychological Society. Our in teaching, research and welfare graduates go on to a range of successful Name: Maryam determine the effects of compounds on provision, and from our well-equipped careers with the skills required by a wide these mechanisms with the aim of decreasing range of industries. Example jobs include or halting the disease progression. I share teaching and research laboratories. Subject: BSc Medical Physiology Assistant Psychologist, Care Worker, Human my data with other scientists by giving W: www.le.ac.uk/chemistry Resource Management Trainee, Marketing presentations at meetings where I explain and Communications Manager, Research The opportunity to undertake a year in industry was an important factor the methods and reagents I used and the Computer Science Psychologist and Trainee Accountant. when I was choosing what degree I wanted to study and at which data I generated. My degree has undoubtedly university. I felt it was important to try out the career I was interested in helped me to grasp the techniques used in For information on the Department of The School has research and teaching strengths pursuing after graduating as it would give me an invaluable insight into experimental design and the pharmaceutical Computer Science, see page 35. in applied aspects of psychology such as what the job realistically entails and whether it was something I would concepts I learnt have really come in clinical, occupational and forensic psychology. enjoy doing in the long term. I secured a position with GlaxoSmithKline, useful when analysing my data and applying the results to see W: www.cs.le.ac.uk a global pharmaceutical company, where I am currently carrying out what they mean in the disease context. It is amazing working W: www.le.ac.uk/psychology research into Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, a progressive form of lung alongside experienced scientists and doing research which has disease. I plan and carry out experiments and then analyse the results potential when it comes to creating medicines to target diseases. to help define the cellular mechanisms involved in the disease and 40 www.le.ac.uk/isc Society and Culture 41

The teachers at the International Study Centre are friendly and Society and Culture “encouraging. Due to the prestige of the University, Courses Key Facts Progression from the Foundation Year to: Entry dates: September 2014 or January 2015 I stand a better chance of Archaeology Sociology Course length: obtaining a job. BA Archaeology* BA Sociology* 3 terms: September to June or January to August Communications, Media and Society Modern Languages

Mwiche, Zambia BSc Communications, Media and Society* BA Modern Languages with Management and English as a Foreign Language* International Foundation Year BA Media and Sociology* - Society and Culture BA Translation and Interpreting*† Entry Requirements History of Art and Film Now studying LLB Law ” Law/Criminology Academic: Good high school BA Film and Media Studies graduation grades or equivalent LLB Law* BA Film Studies and Visual Arts* For country-specific entry requirements, LLB Law with a Modern Language* visit www.le.ac.uk/isc Historical Studies English language: IELTS 5.0 (minimum LLB Law and Criminology 5.0 in writing) or equivalent* BA History* LLB Law with Politics Age: Students are normally at least 17 View Mwiche’s full profile at BA Contemporary History* years of age. BA Criminology* www.le.ac.uk/isc/studentprofiles BA History and Politics* Students below the age of 18 are Computer Science required to have a guardian and will BA History and American Studies* be charged an additional guardianship BSc Computing/Computing with fee until they reach 18 years of age. † Geography Management* * TOEFL or Pearson Test of English equivalencies will be recognised. BA Geography* Psychology

BA Human Geography* BSc Applied Psychology

Politics and International Relations BSc Psychology

BA International Relations* BSc Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience

BA International Relations and History BSc Psychology with Sociology

BA Politics and Sociology * with a year’s Study Abroad option available † with a year in Industry option

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Core Modules

English and Skills for University Business and the Modern Market Law Progression Study 1, 2 & 3 Economy You will be provided with a basic When you complete the International You will develop your English History Modern Languages You will study the operational and strategic grounding in the institutions, procedures, Foundation Year Programme and achieve communication skills and learn a range problems facing business people in the methodology and traditions of English the required grades, you will progress to The School of History has an outstanding Modern Languages at Leicester has an excellent of study skills, including: writing and modern market economy. The module law and the legal system. You will study your undergraduate degree, within one of reputation for teaching and research across track-record of student satisfaction. French at reading strategies, presentation and will focus on a wide range of issues, how the law is made and applied and the the following Departments or Schools. a wide geographical and chronological range. Leicester was voted top in the country in the As one of the largest history departments 2011 National Student Survey, whilst Spanish seminar participation, organisation of such as management, human resource constitutional context in which it operates. in the UK, we offer a choice of periods came top nationally in 2009. We are also time and materials, meeting deadlines practice, marketing and ethical aspects. Archaeology and Ancient History and subjects from the 5th century to the consistently highly ranked in National League and responding to feedback. You will Media and Society Archaeology was ranked 1st for student contemporary world; from English local history Tables – we were placed 10th in the 2014 improve your abilities in English writing, Economics 1 satisfaction in the 2012 National Student Survey. to globalisation. Whatever aspect of history Guardian University Guide. Our small-scale in giving presentations and contributing You will be introduced to key concepts The Department is internationally recognised interests you, you will be able to construct a teaching consistently ensures a high-standard to seminar discussions, in taking notes You will gain an understanding of economic within a range of media activities and for innovative and cutting-edge research. programme of study to match your intellectual learning experience. in lectures, and in planning and writing systems, types of goods, allocation consider the role and impact of the media Our research achieved international prominence interests and capture your imagination. as a result of excavation of the body of well-structured academic essays. of resources, elasticity, price controls, in the context of the wider society. The 2012 National Student Survey revealed Sociology types of markets, cost and revenue, Richard III in Leicester in 2012 by the School’s that 91% of our students are satisfied with * Students opting to do BSc Computing professional field archaeologists (ULAS), The Department of Sociology is one of economies of scale and market failure. their course. Project Study, including Computing or Computing with Management degree and the ensuing interdisciplinary study of the most prominent and influential in the country. It was ranked 8th in the Guardian (word-processing) Skills will study Core Mathematics and will the remains led by our research staff. W: www.le.ac.uk/history additionally be required to take the Pure University Guide 2014 with 92% of Globalisation and Global Issues Our courses offer many opportunities to You will complete a self-study project on Maths 1 exam. Students will be offered Politics and International Relations students satisfied with their courses. extra support with their studies. take part in field trips and excavations. a topic of your choice which relates to the You will be introduced to the study Leicester was one of the first departments The Politics and International Relations degree programme that you will undertake. and analysis of problems, issues and W: www.le.ac.uk/archaeology of sociology to be established in Britain, Department at Leicester is a thriving, dynamic, yet dynamics that have come to shape and has a long and well-respected tradition friendly, place. Politics has been taught at Leicester both in teaching and research. There contemporary political life and society Media and Communication since the 1940s and we have always been at the Core Mathematics* are few branches of the discipline in at the international, transnational and The Department of Media and Communication cutting edge of British political science. This module contains algebra and global levels. You will consider the cause which it has not had some influence. was ranked 9th in the Guardian University Guide Graduates go on to a variety of careers including statistics. You will develop your and effects of globalisation, a term W: www.le.ac.uk/sociology 2014. The Department has played a leading administration (both public and private), the knowledge and understanding of that describes a variety of accelerating role in media and communications research police, the media, management of many mathematical terms and techniques economic, political, cultural, ideological, nationally and internationally. It was the first different kinds in industry and commerce, the Employment Opportunities and apply these to solving problems. and environmental processes that are academic department dedicated to the study legal profession, and banking and accountancy. of media in the UK and has maintained an Our graduates have gone on to careers with rapidly altering our experience of the world. A number of our graduates have gone on to impressive reputation for teaching in this field. BSkyB, Marks and Spencer, Africa Justice careers in international organisations such Foundation, Human Rights and Equalities W: www.le.ac.uk/mediacom as the European Commission in Brussels. Charnwood, EDF Energy, Santander and Deloitte. W: www.le.ac.uk/politics Criminology Strengths across subjects Leicester is one of the very few UK universities to Law have its own department exclusively dedicated A range of subjects are ranked in the top 20 of the The Law School is consistently highly ranked, to researching and teaching criminology, and our Guardian 2014 League Table: reflecting our strong research and teaching students benefit from learning in an environment profile. Our graduates are highly regarded both that is home to some of the UK’s leading Position Subject by the legal professions and by a wide range criminologists. The department is ranked 3rd in of employers. Whilst our LLB is a qualifying 3rd Criminology the UK in the Guardian University Guide 2014. law degree, in addition to the legal profession 4rd Archaeology W: www.le.ac.uk/criminology our graduates routinely find employment in 8th Sociology a vast range of areas. Example jobs include 9th Media Geography Compliance Officer, Graduate Finance Analyst, 10th Modern Languages Pensions Adviser, Project Manager, Solicitor, 18th Computer Science For information on the Department, see page 39. Trainee Accountant and Trainee Lawyer.

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How to Apply

An application form is enclosed with this prospectus. Your application will need to include copies of all relevant academic transcripts and certificates of English language qualifications. Courses are popular and places are limited, so you are advised to apply and confirm your place as soon as you can.

To apply direct Student Insurance About the Programmes You can apply online at www.le.ac.uk/isc It is essential that international students have the All programmes at the University of Leicester protection of personal insurance whilst in the UK. International Study Centre are approved and run Alternatively, you can send your completed by Study Group, in partnership with the University application to the address printed at the bottom To cover you as a student at the International of Leicester. Study Group holds responsibility for of the form. Study Centre (ISC), you can purchase ‘StudyCare’. the academic standards of the programme. Designed for international students, the policy If you need further information, our will cover you for loss of personal possessions, Study Group is a global leader in private higher expert student enrolment advisers are as well as providing health and medical education, language and career education, in available for help and advice. insurance until the end of your ISC academic the United States, Canada, the UK and Europe, You can contact them online or the numbers programme. The cost of Study Care will Australia and New Zealand. Study Group provides below: automatically be added to your invoice unless the highest quality educational opportunities for T: + 44 1273 339333 you can provide proof of alternative cover. 50,000 students from more than 130 countries F: + 44 1273 339334 in over 48 campuses across the world. For more information, visit www.le.ac.uk/isc/studycare To apply through your local representative Term Dates Complete the application form and return it to English Language Preparation your local educational representative, who can June start also assist you with any queries you may have. Disclaimer 23rd June, 2014 – 5th September, 2014 The information in this prospectus is issued September start for general guidance of students entering Fees 22nd September, 2014 – 5th December, 2014 the University from June 2014, and does not Details of tuition, accommodation and International Foundation Year form part of any contract. The University and insurance fees can be found in the enclosed September start Study Group hope to provide the programmes application form or at www.le.ac.uk/isc Term 1: 22nd September, 2014 – 5th December, 2014 and facilities described in the prospectus, Term 2: 12th January, 2015 – 27th March, 2015 but reserve the right to withdraw or make Extra information Term 3: 7th April, 2015 – 12th June, 2015 alterations to programmes if necessary. Entry requirements and progression grades January start Everything you need to know about the application process, Term 1: 12th January, 2015 – 27th March, 2015 Students can find up-to-date information Term 2: 7th April, 2015 – 12th June, 2015 insurance and term dates on country-specific entry requirements and Term 3: 15th June, 2015 – 14th August, 2015 progression grades at: www.le.ac.uk/isc 46 www.le.ac.uk/isc Extra information 47

Leicester Leicester Area Map City Centre

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Leicester is just 69 minutes direct from London by train.

Students arriving at London Heathrow airport can reach Leicester by University of Leicester International Study Centre a regular direct coach service. Alternatively, you can pre-book a taxi when you apply for the International Foundation Year. Brookfield House

Leicester City Centre

Brookfield House

Location of University Departments not primarily

housed on Campus Location of University Departments not primarily housed on Campus Departments/buildings Location Departments/buildings Location Beaumont & Digby Hall Stoughton Drive South Brook eld House 266 London Road Beaumont & Digby Hall Stoughton Drive South Cancer Studies & Molecular Robert Kilpatrik Medicine (Dept. Admin.) Clinical Sciences Brook eld House 266 London Road Cardiovascular Sciences Glen eld General Hospital (Dept. Admin.) Childrens Cancer & 9 Princess Road West Cancer Studies & Molecular Robert Kilpatrik Leukemia Group Conference Services Stamford Hall Medicine (Dept. Admin.) Clinical Sciences Stoughton Drive South Gilbert Murray & Stamford Hall Manor Road, Oadby Cardiovascular Sciences Glen eld General Hospital Health Sciences 22-28 Princess Road West (Dept. Admin.) (Dept. Admin.) John Foster Hall Manor Road, Oadby Nuf eld Community Care 22-28 Princess Road West Childrens Cancer & 9 Princess Road West Studies Unit Opal Court Lancaster Road Leukemia Group Sports & Recreation Manor Road/Stoughton Road Stamford Hall Stoughton Drive South Conference Services Stamford Hall Student Health Service 203 Victoria Park Road Stoughton Drive South

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