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UNIVERSITY PATHWAY GUIDE 2016

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Aberdeen (ICRGU/)

Edinburgh (EIC/Edinburgh Napier University)

Birmingham (BCUIC/ City University) (CRIC/) (UNIC/University of Northampton) Chelmsford Hertfordshire (HIC/University of Hertfordshire) (CRIC/Anglia Ruskin University) (ICWS/) (LBIC/) (ICP/) (PUIC/Plymouth University)

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YOUR PATHWAY TO SUCCESS

Navitas UK colleges form part of the global Navitas Group, an internationally recognised provider with more than 120 different colleges and campuses worldwide.

Each Navitas UK college offers academic pathways in partnership with their respective partner University that lead to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the following UK universities: • Anglia Ruskin University (CRIC) • Birmingham City University (BCUIC) • Brunel University, London (LBIC) • Edinburgh Napier University (EIC) • Plymouth University (PUIC) • Robert Gordon University, (ICRGU) • Swansea University (ICWS) • University of Hertfordshire (HIC) • University of Portsmouth (ICP) • University of Northampton (UNIC)

Quality and variety With ten colleges to pick from, applicants are spoilt for choice in terms of location and with the assurance of the same high standard of education. Our unique approach to education assists in transforming international students into UK University graduates and lifelong learners. Innovative courses are delivered by highly qualified teachers in a modern, dynamic environment, supported by our friendly and knowledgeable student services teams. At a Navitas UK college, students are expected to work hard, but will also have plenty of opportunities to enjoy both their studies and the many social activities available on campus and the surrounding area. All Navitas colleges are located within the campus of our partner university and as such, students have access to all the wonderful facilities available on campus. Constant interaction with teachers, support staff, peers and an ever widening network of contacts at the partner university will complete the student’s learning experience and contribute to their ongoing success.

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Navitas UK pathways

On-campus pathway model – England/Wales

Pre-Master's Master's Degree 15 Years of Post-secondary Education or a Bachelor’s Degree Pre-sessional course Postgraduate Level

Final Year Degree

Second Year Degree

First Year Degree First Year Degree

University Foundation

Completion of High School Pre-sessional Course

Pre-University Level University Navitas Partner university

On-campus pathway model – Scotland

Pre-Master's Master's Degree 15 Years of Post-secondary Education or a Bachelor’s Degree Pre-sessional course Postgraduate Level

Final Year Degree

Bachelor’s Degree with Honours

Third Year Degree Bachelor’s Degree

EIC Level 8 Entry Second Year Degree

First Year Degree First Year Degree

University Foundation

Completion of High School Pre-sessional Course Pre-University Level University Secondary School Navitas Partner university

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Student lifecycle

Application to Offer Acceptance to CAS Enrolment 24-48 hours 24-72 hours 24 hours

To receive an Unconditional Offer Before accepting your offer, Once you have received your Tier 4 complete the Navitas UK please check that you have: Student Visa please check that application form and check that 1. Read and understood all you have: you have: terms and conditions of 1. Advised the college that you 1. Completed all sections of the your enrolment and clearly have received your visa. application form. understand the Tier 4 2. Confirmed accommodation 2. Read and understood the Student Visa requirements. details and made required conditions of enrolment, 2. You have made the financial payment (as on-campus including the fee and refund deposit required to receive your accommodation is in high policy on the website CAS (please note deposit demand, please do not delay in 3. Attached*: required will vary based on formally confirming your room). programme level/type). • Academic transcripts 3. Confirm your arrival and airport • Evidence of English language 3. You have provided the pick-up details as soon as required documents possible) ensuring you arrive on • Copy of passport pertaining to financial, family time for Orientation and • Copy of previous UK student and prior educational status. commencement of classes. visas (if any) • Referee documents (if applicable)

* Please do not include additional documents at this stage of the admissions process.

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BCUIC at Birmingham City University

and Design teaching and learning at the University’s new City Centre Campus. BCU Jewellery Design students have gone onto work for big names like Cartier, De Beers, Swatch and Tag Heuer.

BA (Hons) Fashion Business Birmingham City University offers a vibrant and diverse and Promotion For students who want to work across the learning community that is supported by world-class fashion industry and the business world. research, cutting edge teaching and enviable links A multi disciplinary approach allows to business and industry. To reflect this diversity and students to work in both the award winning Art and design school and the city centre connectivity, our courses span a full range of disciplines, Business School campus. including art and design, the performing arts, business, With an optional work placement and the media, law, education, engineering, computing possibility of working on live projects, this and technology. course is ideal for fashion business leaders of the future.

Birmingham is a wonderful place to live and • Birmingham is a multi-cultural city Pre–Master’s in Management study, with its cosmopolitan culture offering and this is reflected in the superb Birmingham City University have launched many exciting restaurants, music and theatre mix of people from different cultures a range of specialist Management venues, plus first-class sports and shopping who call Birmingham home. master’s courses which can be accessed opportunities. There is a level of energy and through the BCUIC pathways. Highlights confidence about this city that assures you Feature courses include MA Fashion Retail Management, will enjoy your experience with us. BA (Hons) Jewellery Design MA Luxury Brand Management and Birmingham City University’s flagship Art and MSc Oil and Gas Management. Why study with BCUIC? Design school, formerly BIAD, is one of the Birmingham City Business School is a • Birmingham is the second largest city most respected schools in the UK. member of the European Foundation for in the UK with over 65,000 students BCUIC Art and Design students will benefit Management Development (EFMD) - a studying in , making from the University’s 170 years of experience global organisation which numbers around it a vibrant and inclusive place of Art and Design education as well as the 700 of the world’s leading Business Schools for international students. recent introduction of a new, purpose-built and blue chip organisations engaged in facility specifically for Architecture, Art management education/management.

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BCUIC at Birmingham City University (continued)

Academic calendar 2015/16 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 January (UG and 1 semester PG) 1 February 8 February 6 May 2016 May (UG and PG) 23 May 30 May 26 August 2016 September (Integrated 1st Year 12 September 19 September 6 January 2016 September 26 September 3 October 23 December

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee University Foundation in Accountancy, Business and Marketing One or two semesters £7,900 (one semester) £11,400 (two semesters) University Foundation in Art and Design Two semesters £11,400 University Foundation in Art and Design (extended) Three semesters £15,650 University Foundation in Built Environment Studies Two semesters £11,400 University Foundation in Economics and Finance One or two semesters £7,900 (one semester) £11,400 (two semesters) University Foundation in Engineering Two semesters £12,600 University Foundation in Law Two semesters £11,400 University Foundation in Technology Two semesters £11,400 First Year Degree in Accountancy, Business and Marketing Two semesters £11,610 First Year Degree in Economics and Finance Two semesters £11,610 First Year Degree in Built Environment Studies Two semesters £11,610 First Year Degree in Engineering Two semesters £12,600 First Year Degree in Technology Two semesters £12,600 Pre–Master’s in Business One semester £8,110 Pre–Master’s in Business (extended) Two semesters £10,870 Pre–Master’s in Law One semester £8,110 Pre–Master’s in Law (extended) Two semesters £10,870 Pre–Master’s in Management One semester £8,110 Pre–Master’s in Management (extended) Two semesters £10,870 Pre–Master’s in Media Two semesters £10,870 Pre–Master’s in Art and Design Two semesters £10,870 Pre–Master’s in Art and Design (extended) Three semesters £15,650

*Fees subject to change. Please check bcuic.navitas.com/apply-today/fees for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English language University qualification Pre-sessional English Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 2 Semester- 4.5 with no band 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 Business: 5.5 with no band lower than 4.0 lower than 5.5 10 week- 5.0 with no band Law: 6.0 with no band lower lower than 4.5 than 5.5 6 week- 5.0 with no band lower than 5.0 BCUIC also accept non-SELT qualifications for direct entry onto University Foundation, First Year Degree and Pre-Master’s. For further information please visit bcu.ac.uk/international/why-study-here/programmes-of-study/english-language

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Academic entry requirements Country University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong HKDSE: minimum of 3 grade 2 or the HKDSE: minimum of 3 passes at Grade 3 A qualification equivalent to a minimum equivalent of 60 UCAS points of UK Higher National Diploma (HND), in a or relevant subject area where appropriate, and or the equivalent of 120 UCAS tariff points a minimum overall grade point average (GPA) 40–55% (depending on school banding) in at GCSE A/AS level or equivalent of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent form 4 and 5, including English and Maths where required Macau As per UK, China or Hong Kong depending As per UK, China or Hong Kong depending An overseas qualification equivalent to a on equivalent system of education studied on equivalent system of education studied minimum of UK Higher National Diploma (HND), in a relevant subject area where appropriate, and a minimum overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent Taiwan Completion of Senior Middle 3 (60%) or Completion of Senior Middle 3 (75%) An overseas qualification equivalent to a completion of Senior Middle 2 (70%) minimum of UK Higher National Diploma (HND) in a relevant subject area where appropriate, and a minimum overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent

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CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

BA (Hons) Illustration Cambridge School of Art is the oldest and the most prestigious establishment of Anglia Ruskin University and it dates back to 1858. It is Cambridge’s only university level art school and it demonstrates a modern and progressive environment. The Illustration Established in 1858 and located in the beautiful cities degree has notable alumni, among them designer and war artist Edward Bawden of Cambridge (the ultimate student city in the UK) and and Thomas Taylor (BA Illustration), who Chelmsford (the newest city in England), Anglia Ruskin designed the front cover of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. University is an ideal study choice for international students. The state-of-the-art campuses host a range of impressive LLB (Hons) Law facilities including forensic science laboratories, multimedia The only pathway provider that enables students to commence at Year 1 level in both sound and recording studios, a University Eye Clinic, September and January with a minimum entry Mumford Theatre, the Ruskin art gallery and much more. requirement of 100 UCAS or 9 HKDSE points. Our LLB (Hons) Law was ranked 1st in the With a student population of 31,000, Anglia ARU’s International Students but also UK for Student Satisfaction in the Sunday Ruskin University is one of the largest their Home and EU counterparts. The Times University Guide, 2015. universities in the east of England. One in average mark for CRIC students was Spend one semester studying at one of our five students at the university comes from higher than any of these ARU cohorts. EU Partner Institutions in Italy and Sweden. abroad, so all Anglia Ruskin’s students get a truly international experience. Feature courses Alumni include Junius KY Ho, Senior Partner BOptom (Hons) Optometry of a law firm in Hong Kong, Principal Why study with CRIC? Representative of a law firm in Guangzhou One of only ten UK universities to teach this and Vice–President of the Law Society of • Cambridge is 45 minutes direct to course, and the only one with a pathway. Hong Kong. London on the train and Chelmsford Students benefit from clinical practice is 30 minutes away. experience in the University Eye Clinic; fully • Students can access the library equipped with 16 optometric consulting rooms of the University of Cambridge and specialist state–of–the–art facilities. as well as attend a number of seminars and workshops there. This course is fully accredited by the General Optical Council (GOC) and fully recognised • Nine out of 10 graduates are in work by the Optometrists board in Hong Kong. or further study within six months of graduation - one of the highest The College of Optometrists has been employability rates in the UK’s higher approved as a licensed sponsor under the education sector. (HESA 2012/13). tier 5 Government Authorised Exchange • The recent academic tracer study (GAE) scheme. This visa will allow students revealed that in two of the three primary to complete the Scheme for Registration in faculties CRIC students, on progressing the UK, and will be for a maximum period of to Anglia Ruskin, outperformed not only two years.

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CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University (continued)

Academic calendar 2015/16 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 January 27 January 1 February 6 May 2016 June 25 May 31 May 19 August 2016 September 19 September 26 September 23 December

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee University Foundation Two semesters £9,700 Foundation Business One semester £6,150 First Year Degree (in Business) Two semesters £10,100 First Year Degree Two semesters £11,300 Pre-Master’s One semester £6,000

Anglia Ruskin University – Progression to: UG – Bachelor’s Degree Two years £10,300–£10,800 (per year) Stage 3 (Second Year Degree) Stage 4 (Final Year Degree) PG – Master’s Degree One year PG - Master’s Degree Stage 2 (Master’s Degree) £10,500–£11,000 (per year) Stage 2 (Master’s Degree) MBA Stage 2 (Master’s Degree) MBA £12,900 (per year) *Fees subject to change. Please check cric.navitas.com/apply-now/fees for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English language qualification University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5

Academic entry requirements

Country University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong 1 semester: 50% in Form 4 and 5 HKDSE: 9 HKDSE tariff points Completion of a recognised Degree. 2 semesters: 5 HKDSE passes at Level 1 or 2, or a combination of both Optometry/Ophthalmic Dispensing: 40% in Form 4 and 5 Macau 1 semester: 4 passes at grade C 100 UCAS Tariff points at A/AS level or a Completion of recognised Bachelor Degree: GPA 2.0 or Cambridge Overseas School Certificate minimum of 22 points in the International Diploma (DaZhuan) from a recognised institution (COSC)/GCE O level/HKCEE or Baccalaureate (IB), or approved foundation successful completion of Senior Middle programme, or Successful completion of School 2 with at least 60% Senior Middle School 3 with 60% average over 4 subjects 2 semesters: 5 passes at grade E Cambridge Overseas School Certificate (COSC)/GCE O level/HKCEE or successful completion of Senior Middle School 2 with at least 60% Taiwan 1 semester: Successful completion Successful completion of Senior Middle Completion of a recognised Bachelor Degree: pass of Senior Middle School 2 with at School 3 with 70% average in four subjects least 70% 2 semesters: Successful completion of Senior Middle School 2 with at least 60%

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EIC at Edinburgh Napier University

EIC offers entry to a range of pathways which lead to specialist degree awards including: • BEng/MEng Civil and Transport Engineering • BEng (Hons) Energy and Environmental Engineering Edinburgh Napier is one of Scotland’s top modern universities • BEng (Hons) Mechatronics • BEng (Hons) Engineering with a strong focus on giving students the skills they need for with Management successful careers. Students can also study towards a wide range of BEng (Hons) degrees including Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Engineering. A range of exciting study options are • Direct access to the First Year or available at EIC with pathways in Business, Second Year of your university studies BA (Hons) Festival and Computing, Engineering, Tourism, Festival & depending on subject area, and no need Event Management Events Management and Life Sciences. for a Foundation. • Study in one of Scotland’s largest • The University offers specialist Six, 12 and 47 week Pre–Sessional English Business schools. courses available for students with IELTS 4.0 Engineering programmes such • Edinburgh Napier is ranked 15th in the and above. as BEng (Hons) Energy and Environmental Engineering. UK for Hospitality, Event Management Based in Scotland’s stunning capital city, and Tourism (Guardian 2016). students will enjoy a safe, welcoming and • Fantastic location in Scotland’s • Work placements of up to 12 months on cosmopolitan environment. Edinburgh stunning capital city, Edinburgh. most degrees. has been voted the best city in the UK for 13 years in a row* and it is also the UK’s Feature courses All Business degrees at Edinburgh Napier second most popular tourist destination. BEng (Hons) Energy and University place a strong focus on Environmental Engineering employability. Students can study a wide range of subject combinations and most Why study with EIC? • Edinburgh Napier is ranked degrees include a work placement of up to 13th in the UK for General • Many Edinburgh Napier degrees 12 months. ENU is also the only university Engineering (Guardian 2016). include a credit bearing work in the UK that offers this course and is placement of up to 12 months free • Degrees accredited by professional accredited by the Institute of Hospitality. of charge of up to 12 months. bodies such as the Energy Institute (IE) and the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET).

*Guardian Travel Awards 2012

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“EIC for me was like a family over here. All the staff were very welcoming for every new student. This has definitely helped me to adapt easily to the new environment.”

My EIC: Claudia Ma, Hong Kong Business Management

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EIC at Edinburgh Napier University (continued)

Academic calendar 2016 Enrolment Year Intake and induction Start of classes End of exams Undergraduate 2016 February 1—2 February 1 February 6 May 2016 September 12—13 September 18 September 9 December

Postgraduate 2016 February 1—2 February 3 February 22 April 2016 May 23—24 May 25 May 5 August 2016 September 19—20 September 21 September 2 December * Students must re–enrol during week before classes start.

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee Pre–Sessional English 6 weeks £1,280 12 weeks £3,040 47 weeks £8,090 First Year Degree: Business, Tourism, Festivals & Events Management Two semesters £10,560 First Year Degree Engineering, Computing & Life Sciences Two semesters £11,980 Pre-Master’s One semester £6,500 Edinburgh Napier University – Progression to: UG – Bachelor’s Degree Two years or three years £11,250 – £13,060 (per year) Second Year Degree Third Year Degree Final Year Degree PG - Master’s Degree One year £11,410 – £14,130 Master’s

*Fees subject to change. Please check eic.navitas.com/apply-today/fees for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English language Second year entry qualification First Year Degree (Business Management only) Pre-Master’s IELTS 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5

Academic entry requirements Second year entry Country First Year Degree (Business Management only) Pre-Master’s Hong Kong HKDSE: Minimum of 5 Grade 1 HKDSE: Minimum of 3 at level 3 or 120 Bachelor’s degree of equivalent UCAS points at GCE A/AS level or equivalent Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum - Bachelor’s degree of equivalent 65% Taiwan Successful completion of Senior Middle Completion of senior high 3 with 55% Bachelor’s degree of equivalent School 2 with at least 70%

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HIC at University of Hertfordshire

BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering • An excellent, long-established reputation with the aerospace industry. • The University of Hertfordshire has produced aerospace engineers with practical experience of design and development for future aerospace systems. The University of Hertfordshire , just 25 minutes from central • Access to the best equipment: flight London, is a truly business focused University. It is innovative, simulator, wind tunnels, specialist ambitious and business–facing with a commitment to laboratories and CAE software. • Offered a flying course at a local flying adding value to employers, enterprise, and regional and school with one-to-one instruction on national economies. both fixed wing aircraft and helicopters. The first ever passenger jet aircraft, the Comet, was designed and tested at Hatfield The University employs industry professionals BA (Hons) Graphic Design and this heritage for innovative design to teach its courses with valuable input from and Illustration continues today as a major feature of our visiting lecturers. This keeps their courses up • Studies start from both Stage 1 aerospace programmes, as shown by our to date with industry developments, making (Foundation) and Stage 2 active involvement in both Unmanned Air the content fresh and forward looking. (Diploma) dependent on portfolio Vehicles (UAVs) and also in space tourism. With multi–million pound investment and academic qualification. We have established the UK’s premier UAV over the past five years including the • Over 55 international and national competition, in conjunction with the Royal 2015 redevelopment of the on–campus prizes over the last five years. Aeronautical Society. accommodation at College Lane, HIC • Nearly all of our teaching staff If you are interested in gaining a Private Pilot’s and University of Hertfordshire are now work as professional designers Licence, you will have opportunities to gain uniquely placed to meet all student needs or illustrators and our industry flying experience at a local flying school. The University of Hertfordshire also has a contacts are second to none. number of high ranking courses in the UK. BA (Hons) Mass Communications This Graphic Design degree provides a These include Physics (6th), Sports Science strong work-related experience. The first year • Taught by experienced media professionals (8th) and Art (14th) (Guardian University is idea focused, emphasising design thinking, • Multi-discipline approach across Guide, 2016) generation of ideas and problem solving. Film, Journalism, Media Cultures, Communication and New Media Publishing Feature courses The second year focuses on projects related to the creative and cultural industries, Global media is constantly changing and BA (Hons) 3D Computer Animation emphasising professional constraints evolving with the development of the internet. and Modelling and expectations. How we communicate our ideas and how we influence people is fundamentally linked to • Work across 2D animation, Games The final year is focused around the this. Twitter, Facebook, Weibo, Google+, design and character modeling to professional portfolio with national Instagram, Pinterest; the methods we use get a multi disciplinary approach. competitions, an emphasis on professional are as diverse as the people that use them. • Work on 3D CGI projects directly linked standards of working. to the film and gaming industry. Through this course you will learn to write • Gain Creative Skillset accreditation. like a journalist, design web pages, study how communication works, and create This degree is taught in one of the best videos and advertising campaigns. animation schools in the world (top 12) and the best in the UK. Learn from industry practitioners and world class academics to develop your skills. you will also be encouraged to collaborate with other departments to ultimately create your very own animated short film.

* (herts.ac.uk/about-us/news/2015/july/voted-best-in-the-uk-for-animation)

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"I chose Mass Communications at HIC because the course offered me lots of opportunities and work placements. I worked at Barbican Centre and British Film Institute during my study. With the knowledge and broad skillsets I gained from the course, I was offered the Second Assistant Director job in the production of Wonder Mama, directed by Clifton Ko Chi Sum immediately after graduating. I am currently doing a touring performance of 180 shows."

My HIC: Paris Wong, Hong Kong Mass Communications

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HIC at University of Hertfordshire (continued)

Academic calendar 2015/16 Year Intake Orientation† Classes start Mid–semester break Classes end Undergraduate and IEL 1 2016 May (1602) 16 May 23 May n/a 12 August September (1603) 5 September 12 September 10 December–1 January 2 December 2017 January (1701) 16 January 23 January 14-17 April 21 April May (1702) 15 May 22 May n/a 11 August September (1703) 4 September 11 September 9 December–1 January 1 December

Pre–Masters 2016 May (1602) 2 June 6 June n/a 26 August September (1503) 19 September 26 September 17 December –1 January 16 December 2017 January (1701) 26 January 30 January 14-17 April 21 April May (1702) 1 June 2 June n/a 25 August September (1703) 18 September 25 September 16 December–1 January 15 December

IEL 3 2016 May (1602) 6 June 13 June n/a 19 August September (1603) 26 September 3 October 17 December –1 January 3 December 2017 January (1701) 6 February 13 February 14-17 April 21 April May (1702) 5 June 12 June n/a 18 August September (1703) 25 September 2 October 16 December–14 January 8 December

First Year entry 2016 September (1603) 19 September 26 September 17 December –1 January 16 December 2017 January (1701) 2 January 2 January 14 April - 1 May 28 April September (1703) 18 September 25 September 16 December–2 January 15 December

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee Pre-Sessional English IEL 1: 12 weeks IEL 1: £5,275 IEL 3: 22 weeks IEL 3: £8,250 University Foundation One semester £7,000 University Foundation Two semesters £9,950 First Year Degree Two semesters £11,950 First Year Degree (integrated) Two semesters £12,500 Pre-Master’s One semester £7,000 Pre-Master’s Two semesters £9,950

University of Hertfordshire – Progression to: UG - Bachelor’s Degree Two years £11,000–£11,500 (per year) Stage 3 (Second Year Degree) PG - Master’s Degree Stage 2 (Master’s Degree) One year £12000–£12500 Stage 4 (Final Year Degree)

*Fees subject to change. Please check hic.navitas.com/fees for up to date fees.

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English entry requirements English language University qualification Pre-sessional English Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 4.0 with no band lower than 5.5 with no band lower than 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 4.0 5.5 or 5.5 with no band lower 5.5 or 6.0 with no band lower than 4.5* than 4.5* GCSE Grade C English or equivalent * NQF3 CAS

Academic entry requirements

Country University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong 45-60% in Form 4 and 5 (depending on school banding) HKDSE: Minimum of 3 passes at Grade 3, Bachelor Degree with GPA 2.0 or the equivalent of 120 UCAS tariff points HKDSE 6 points in 3 subjects for 1 semester Foundation at GCSE A/AS level HKDSE 6 points in 4 subjects for 2 semesters Foundation Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum 65% Completion of Senior Middle 3: Minimum 60% Bachelor’s degree of equivalent Taiwan Successful completion of Senior Middle School 2 with at Successful completion of Senior Middle Successful completion least 70% School 3 with 70% average of a Bachelor’s Degree

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ICP at University of Portsmouth

“The BA (Hons) Accounting with Finance degree is extremely useful for students who are looking to pursue further qualification with ACCA. Although studying ACCA is a faster way to become a qualified accountant and is internationally recognised, I chose to ICP has an excellent reputation for quality teaching and study the Hong Kong QP programme sustained, high levels of student satisfaction. ICP student offered by the HKICPA as I wanted to stay and work in Hong Kong. Due to have an outstanding record of academic achievement, with the papers exemption the University over 96% successfully progressing to the University of of Portsmouth course offered, I am now awaiting the results from the two final Portsmouth, and over 250 former ICP students graduating papers left to complete and with my three in 2015. You will have access to fantastic facilities in a vibrant years work experience in the industry, I can become a qualified accountant. city campus on the beautiful South Coast – only 90 minutes The University of Portsmouth course from central London. Portsmouth is also one of the most well helped put me on the right track to a connected ports in the UK, with frequent passenger ferries to successful accounting career.” Legend Wong, Hong Kong France and Spain. Accounting and Finance

Why study with ICP? With an estimated worth in excess of £110 BSc (Hons) Psychology billion, the global sports industry is growing • City centre campus — everything you • Ranked Top 20 in the UK in the rapidly. Endorsed by the British Association Guardian 2016 could possibly need is within easy reach. of Sport and Exercise Science (BASES), this • Accredited by the British Psychological • University of Portsmouth is a course is centred on three main themes: Society (BPS) UK top 50 University (Guardian exercise and health physiology, psychology and University League Table 2016). coaching, and applied sports biomechanics. The Department’s research centres and expert research groups, led by internationally Feature courses BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance renowned academics, underpin the teaching BSc (Hons) Sports Science • Ranked 34 in the Guardian 2016. on these courses. Those BSc (Hons) Psychology and Forensic Psychology students, • Ranked 6th in the Guardian 2016. • Nine exemptions from the ACCA who graduate with a 2:2 or above, are eligible towards becoming a professional, • Subject area placed in the top 10 in every for graduate membership of the British chartered accountant – no University National Student Survey since 2005. Psychological Society (BPS) and Graduate in the UK can offer more. • 96% satisfaction rate with the course. Basis for Registration, which is the first step • Optional placement year as part of towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist. their studies.

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"I chose Accounting and Finance at the University of Portsmouth as it is world renowned for this pathway. Now I have graduated, I have a degree that employers are looking for from a university that's internationally recognised for excellence."

My ICP: Legend Wong, Hong Kong Accounting and Finance

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ICP at University of Portsmouth (continued)

Academic calendar 2016/17 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 May (UG) 19 May 23 May 19 August 2016 June (PG) 23 June 27 June 9 September 2016 September 29 September 3 October 22 December 2017 January 26 January 30 January 28 April

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee Intensive English Language One semester £3,200–£3,900 University Foundation Business, Accounting and Finance, Hospitality Management One semester £6,900 University Foundation Business, Accounting and Finance, Architecture and Design, Two semesters £11,200 Creative Technologies, Hospitality Management and Law, Politics & International Relations, Mathematics University Foundation Computing and Science Two semesters £12,200 University Foundation Engineering Two semesters £12,300 First Year Degree Business, Accounting and Finance, Hospitality Management Two semesters £11,200 First Year Degree Engineering Two semesters £12,300 Pre-Master’s Business, Finance, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Science and One semester £6,500–£6,900 Technology, Social Science

University of Portsmouth – Progression to: UG - Bachelor’s Degree Two years £12,000–£13,700 (per year) Second Year Degree Final Year Degree PG - Master’s Degree One year £12,000–£13,700

*Fees subject to change. Please check icp.navitas.com/apply-now/fees for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English language University qualification Pre-sessional English Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 5.0 with minimum 5.0 in writing 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 and no other band lower than 4.5 GCSE English Language – Grade D or above Grade C or above Grade C or above *ICP also has a partnership with one of the top language schools in the UK, Language Specialists International (located next to ICP also on campus). Students can start a Pre-sessional course from 4.0 or above and do not have to submit an IELTS certificate in order to progress to ICP. Please email [email protected] for further details.

Academic entry requirements Country University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong Successful Completion of Form 5 with HKDSE: Minimum of three passes at Grade 3 Successful completion of a bachelor’s an average of 40–55% (depending on or above or the equivalent of 120 UCAS tariff degree with minimum third class honours school’s banding) points at GCE A/AS level or equivalent or equivalent Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum 70% Completion of Senior Middle 3: Minimum 75% Successful completion of 3-year diploma from a MOE recognised college Taiwan Completion of Senior Middle 3: 60%-74% Senior Middle 3: minimum of 75% Successful completion of bachelor’s degree: range; completion of Senior Middle 2: range of grade average 60% average or above 70% and above

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ICRGU at Robert Gordon University

BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance Ranked 18th in the Times 2016 and Fully accredited by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Students can also qualify for up to eight exemptions from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). With the best graduate employment rate in the UK*, an Robert Gordon University’s degree in outstanding reputation for teaching excellence and a Accounting and Finance is carefully developed to ensure that students spectacular riverside campus, Robert Gordon University is a become well-rounded, professional fantastic option for dynamic and ambitious students. and highly employable accountants. Students have the opportunity to undertake a Situated in Aberdeen, Robert Gordon M(Arch) Architecture; full year placement in Year 3 - this is integrated into their studies, fully credit bearing and paid. University offers an extensive range of highly Robert Gordon University (RGU) boasts Parents do not pay course fees for that year, ranked and innovative degrees, with a focus the third oldest School of Architecture in only an administration fee of around £1000. on developing practical experience and skills the UK. Currently ranked 16th in the UK‡, combined with vital academic learning. RGU’s MArch degree produces Architects BSc (Hons) Nutrition Why study with ICRGU? of the highest calibre. This degree is fully accredited by both RIBA and ARB. RGU’s Nutrition degree is ranked 10th in the • Located in the heart of Robert Gordon UK‡ and is a highly sought after profession University riverside campus. The MArch is a six year degree, inclusive due to a growing need for stable foods in of one year working in industry. Year 1 will Hong Kong. • Robert Gordon University has be studied at ICRGU , with design modules outstanding links with a range of held in the University studio environment. Graduates of the programme are readily industry leaders including energy, employable, with 40 per cent of the course health, life sciences and tourism, and Students are able to exit after Year 3 with a dedicated to practical and lab-based studies, provides graduates with outstanding BSc Architecture. including a 12-26 week . networking and career opportunities. This course is Accredited by the Association • Approximately 90 per cent of Robert for Nutrition and recognised by the Hong Kong Gordon University courses offer Nutritionists Association. students an internship experience.

Feature courses MPharm Pharmacy The new purpose built facilities in the Pharmacy Simulation Centre allow students to experience working in both hospital and pharmacy environments. This accounts for 40 per cent of the time spent on this career focused degree. RGU has the highest starting salary for Pharmacy graduates in the UK with an average of £21,000 after six months†. With the need to switch to a tier 2 visa to secure pre–registration training, a high starting salary is hugely valuable. By forging strong relationships across local, national and international industry, the University is able to stay up–to–date with technological developments and confidently deliver courses that meet and often exceed the expectations of future employers.

* HESA, 2014 † Unistats, 2015) ‡ The Times, 2016

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“I had so many great times last year at ICRGU – events that were unforgettable. I am studying at Robert Gordon University now and it’s wonderful. I’m really enjoying university life. My favourite subject is Biological Science.”

My ICRGU: Man Nok Leung (Nixon), Hong Kong Pharmacy

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ICRGU at Robert Gordon University (continued)

Academic calendar 2015/16 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 June (PG) 22 June 22 June 4 September 2016 September (UG) 21 September 28 September 29 April 2016 2016 October (PG) 12 October 12 October 18 December 2017 February (UG) 1 February 1 February 2 September 2017 June (PG) 20 June 20 June 2 September

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee English Language One semester £2,600 - £3,300 University Foundation Pharmacy Two semester £13,640 First Year Degree in Architecture (MArch) Two semesters £12,020 First Year Degree Management, Accounting and Finance Two semesters £11,025 First Year Degree Life Sciences Two semesters £12,750 First Year Degree Mechanical, Offshore, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Two semesters £13,750 Pre-Master’s One semester £6,600

Robert Gordon University – Progression to: UG - Bachelor’s Degree (Accounting, Business, Engineering, Life Sciences) Three years £11,000 - £14,850 Second Year Degree Third Year Degree Final Year Degree UG - MPharm (Pharmacy) Four years £13,940 First Year Second Year Third Year Final Year UG - MArch (Architecture) Five Years (inclusive of one year £12,450 (full fees not applicable First Year work experience in Year 4) to work experience year) Second Year Third Year Final Year PG - Master’s Degree One year £11,000 - £13,000

*Fees subject to change. Please check rgu.ac.uk/icrgu for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English language qualification Pre-sessional English First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS IELTS 4.5 (UG) Minimum scores: 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 Writing 4.0 Reading 4.0 Listening 4.0 Speaking 4.0 IELTS 5.0 (PG) Minimum scores: Writing 4.5 Reading 4.5 Listening 4.5 Speaking 4.5

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Academic entry requirements

First Year Degree Engineering, Country Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Architecture First Year Degree Business Pre-Master’s Hong Kong Minimum average of 55-65% in Forms 4 and 5 including HKDSE: Minimum of 3 passes at Grade 2 Successful completion of a bachelor’s 65% for Chemistry or the equivalent of 60 UCAS tariff points degree: minimum GPA 2.3 on 4.0 scale at GCSE A/AS level HKDSE: 3 Chemistry, 3 Maths, 2 Biology Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum 70% Completion of Senior Middle 3: Successful completion of a bachelor’s Minimum 75% degree: minimum GPA of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale Taiwan Completion of Senior Middle 3: 60%-74% range; completion Senior Middle 3: minimum of 75% Successful completion of a bachelor’s of Senior Middle 2: range of 70% and above grade average degree or equivalent

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ICWS at Swansea University

Investing for a brighter future at a Top 30 UK University*

Founded in 1920, Swansea University has Feature courses Follow in the footsteps of Swansea University a long history of academic success with a BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering alumni including Martin Coles (President of focus on developing career-ready graduates. Starbucks), Simon McNamara (CEO of Royal Ranked Top 10 in the UK (The Times Good Its close ties with multinational companies Bank of Scotland) and Paul Pindar (CEO of University Guide, 2015). and innovative work placement schemes Capita Plc). makes Swansea University graduates Ranked within the top 200 worldwide in QS amongst the most employable in the UK. World University Rankings by Subject 2015. BSc (Hons) Computer Science Ranked 7th in the UK (The Times Good Why study with ICWS? Civil Engineering was recently ranked number 1 in the UK for career prospects (The University Guide, 2016). Determine and shape your future, improve Guardian 2016) as a result of an outstanding With 100 per cent of graduates in full– your future earning potential, secure a good track record in placing students in some of time work or study within six months it’s job after graduation and enjoy face-to-face the world’s biggest companies. Our students no wonder Computer Science is ranked interaction with lecturers during your course. have the opportunity for work placements 1st for Value Added and 9th in the UK for Paid and work placements with at companies including Airbus, BP, Rolls– Career Prospects (Guardian, 2015). Cutting world–leading employers have resulted in Royce, Shell, Tata and many more. edge modules, work placements and a ranking of 16th for graduate employment internships ensure that our graduates have (Times, 2016). BSc (Hons) Accounting & Finance an advantage in the fast-moving world of Nine exemptions in the ACCA professional Computing, Software Engineering and IT. Ranked 26th, Swansea University is amongst accountancy qualification. the Top 30 Universities in the UK for A Computer Science degree from Swansea Research (REF, 2014). The School of Management is a different kind is more than just the first step on the road of business school with a focus on practical to a fantastic job; the department has an Make personal connections with students experience, professional accreditations and emphasis on small, practical classes which from around the globe, enjoy different work placements, Swansea University’s allow students to learn and explore in a cultures and discover for yourself why Accounting, Finance and Economics portfolio comfortable environment. No wonder the students voted Swansea University the UK reflects the very best accounting education department is ranked 2nd in the UK for University of the Year 2014 (WhatUni.com available in Europe. Student Satisfaction (National Student Student Choice Awards, 2014). Survey, 2015). Ranked 8th for student satisfaction(NSS 2015) and Ranked 1st for least expensive rooms in private rentals with an average annual cost of £2,250

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“This is such a beautiful and comfortable place to live. The people are nice, which allows me to get used to living in a new environment quickly. Most importantly, the University is high ranking and provided me with a lot of guidance for my future career."

My ICWS: Ka Ho Tong, Hong Kong Psychology

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ICWS at Swansea University (continued)

Academic calendar 2016/17 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 September 12 September 19 September 21 December 2016 Spring (all programmes) 16 January 23 January 28 April 2017 Summer (Undergraduate) 15 May 22 May 25 August 2017 Summer (Postgraduate) 5 June 7 June 1 September 2017 Autumn (all programmes) 18 September 20 September 20 December

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee English Language 10 week session £2,780 University Foundation One – three semesters £8,950–£16,950 First Year Degree Two semesters all UK fees 16/17 yet TBC Pre–Master’s One – two semesters £8,950–£12,950

Swansea University – Progression to: UG – Bachelor’s Degree Two or three years depending on degree £12,650–£16,950 Second Year Degree Final year Degree PG – Master’s Degree One year £13,300–£16,950 per year *Fees subject to change. Please check icws.navitas.com/apply-now/fees for up to date fees.

English entry requirements English Extended language Pre-sessional University University qualification English Foundation Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 4.5 with no band lower 5.0 with no band lower 5.5 with no band lower 6.0 with no band lower 6.0 with no band lower than 4.0 than 4.5 than 5.5 than 5.5 than 5.5

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Academic entry requirements

First Year Degree (Business, Economics, Country University Foundation Accountancy, Finance only) First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong HKDSE: Minimum of 3 passes at HKDSE: Minimum of 3 passes at HKDSE: Minimum of 443 to 444 An overseas qualification equivalent Grade 2 or the equivalent of 60 Grade 3 or the equivalent of 120 or 190–210 UCAS tariff points at to a minimum of UK Higher National UCAS tariff points at GCSE A/AS UCAS tariff points at GCSE A/AS GCSE A/AS level or equivalent Diploma (HND), in a relevant level or equivalent or an average of level or equivalent (including Maths and Physics subject area where appropriate, 40-55% (depending on the schools depending on subject) and a minimum overall grade point banding) in Form 4 and 5 average of 60% or equivalent Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Completion of Senior Middle 3: Successful completion of a As above Minimum 70% Minimum 75% bachelor’s degree: minimum GPA of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale Taiwan Completion of Senior Middle 3 Pass Senior High School Leaving 200–220 UCAS tariff As above (60%) or Completion of Senior Certificate with a 75% overall points or equivalent Middle 2 (70%) average/pass including relevant subjects Junior College Diploma

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LBIC at Brunel University, London

• The UK automotive industry has recently invested heavily in CAD and new test facilities. This, coupled with the shift towards automated manufacture, is leading to the adoption of new materials technology. • China’s growing domestic car industry Brunel University London is a campus based university located will require engineers and designers of the highest quality to drive it in Uxbridge, West London, and is home to nearly 15,000 forwards. This degree is also highly students from over 110 countries worldwide. Founded in 1966, transferable into other areas. the University’s distinctive mission is to combine teaching • Programme is accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). and research excellence with a practical and entrepreneurial • Option to take a work-placement approach that results in highly employable graduates. year to gain work experience in the UK. Previous graduates now work for; BMW (Mini); Bosch; Ford; Ranked in the top two per cent of global BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering GE Finance; Jaguar Land Rover; academic institutions, Brunel University with Automotive Design McLaren Automotive and Ricardo. London’s intention is to provide you with a • Study Engineering at a top 30 UK world–class education that will prepare you for mechanical engineering school. Feature postgraduate courses a highly successful career. Brunel graduates (Times Good University Guide 2016) have gone on to work for some of the world’s MSc Management • Fulfils the academic requirement leading companies, including Disney, IBM • Offering students the choice of unique to go forward for registration as an and Coca–Cola, and taking advantage of specialist pathways, including branding Incorporated Engineer (IEng) the University’s excellent provisions can and marketing, technology and innovation provide you with similar opportunities too. • Design ranked 5th in the Times management and creative industries. Good University Guide 2016 Such is Brunel University London’s focus on • An intensive programme of employability that the Times Good University • Partially fulfils the academic requirement corporate visits and interactions. Guide recently found that graduates enjoyed for Chartered Engineer (CEng) registration • Optional 14 week work placement allowing the 13th highest starting salaries of all the UK’s • Cross disciplinary approach students to experience working in the UK 120 universities. with the College of Engineering, Brunel is a true campus university, with Design and Physical Sciences teaching and learning facilities, student accommodation and sports amenities contained within a safe, secure and accessible environment.

Feature undergraduate courses BSc (Hons) Business and Management • Option to specialise in Accounting or Marketing. • Option to take a work placement year to gain work experience in the UK.

BSc(Hons) Finance and Accounting Learn about varied topics such as investment, corporate finance and taxation. Also you will get an introduction to a number of finance database systems such as Datastream, Bloomberg, bank scope, Osiris, Reuters 3000, Xtra and Thomson One Banker. • Graduates have gone onto work for; Natwest, HSBC, Ernst and Young and the London Stock Exchange.

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“Studying at LBIC was an excellent way to adapt to life in the UK. The tutors and staff were always by my side to give me support and their teaching methods helped me a lot with my studies.”

My LBIC: Elise Wong, Hong Kong Business and Management

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LBIC at Brunel University, London (continued)

Academic calendar 2014/15 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2015 May 25 May 1 June 28 August 2015 September 14 September 21 September 11 December 2016 January 18 January 25 January 22 April

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee University Foundation General Foundation Two semesters £13,400 Law Foundation Two semesters £13,500 Engineering Foundation Two semesters £14,500

First Year University Studies Business and Management Two semesters £14,750 Business Computing/Computer Science Two semesters £14,200 Economics and Finance Two Semesters £14,450

Pre–Master’s Postgraduate Pathway with work placement One semester £8,350 Postgraduate Pathway without work placement One semester £7,350

Brunel University London – progression to undergraduate programmes Business and Management Two years £14,750 Computer Science/Business Computing Two years £14,750 Economics and Finance Two years £13,500 Engineering Three years £16,500 Law Three years £13,500

Brunel University London – progression to postgraduate programmes Business and Management One year £14,750 Computer Science/Business Computing One year £17,500 Design One year £16,500 Engineering One year £16,500 Environmental Science and Sustainability One year £16,500 Law One year £14,750 MBA One year £20,200

*Fees subject to change. Please check lbic.navitas.com/apply-now/fees for up to date fees. Pre-sessional English is delivered by IPLC at Brunel University. See brunel.ac.uk/international/iplc for more information.

English entry requirements English language qualification University Foundation First Year University Studies Pre-Master’s IELTS 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 GCSE English Grade C Grade C Grade C IB English SL 4 SL 5 or HL 4 SL 5 or HL 4 Note: Students progressing to Brunel from LBIC may be requested to take an internal English test at £110 to ensure they meet the entry requirements of the University. Law Foundation requires minimum IELTS 6.0 overall and minimum 5.5 per band.

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Academic entry requirements Country University Foundation First Year University Studies Pre-Master’s International Completion of IB Certificate Completion of IB Diploma or completion N/A Baccalaureate of IB Certificate with 24 points

UK Educational 5 GCSE Passes (including Mathematics) Satisfactory completion of GCE A / AS Successful completion of a Bachelor’s System Levels (minimum 140 UCAS tariff points Degree with Second Class Second Division coming from least one full A-level subject) (2:2) (Honours). Graduates with Third Class (Honours) will be considered on an individual basis or Successful completion of an ordinary Bachelor’s Degree with Second Class Second Division (2:2). Graduates with Third Class will be considered on an individual basis (Scotland only). Hong Kong Form 4 and 5 with an average of 50-60% HKDSE minimum of 2 passes at Level 3 and GPA of 2.4/4 (depending on school’s banding) in Form 4, one pass at Level 2 or completion of first year or 4 HKDSE passes at Level 2 of an Associate Diploma with GPA 2.4/4 Macau Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum 70% Successful completion of a bachelor’s An overseas qualification equivalent to a degree: minimum GPA of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale minimum of UK Higher National Diploma (HND), in a relevant subject area where appropriate, and a minimum overall grade point average of 60% or equivalent Taiwan Senior Vocational High School Certificate Senior High School Certificate with a with a grade of 70%; or Senior High School grade of 70% in 4 academic subjects Certificate with a mark of 60% or above For our engineering entry requirements please enquire with our admission team or visit navitas.com/admission-requirements.

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PUIC at Plymouth University

BSc (Hons) Hospitality Management As the international hospitality industry continues to grow, so does the global demand for well-qualified leaders. Plymouth University’s Hospitality Management degree is one of the best in the UK, and will allow you to develop your natural Plymouth University International College (PUIC) offers management skills so you can motivate others to provide the best possible service. academic pathways in partnership with Plymouth University which lead to undergraduate and postgraduate BSc(Hons) Maritime Business and Logistics degrees. Our unique approach to education transforms With around 90 per cent of world trade being international students into Plymouth University graduates carried out by the international shipping and lifelong learners. industry, shipping experts are in great demand all over the world but especially in the major transport hubs like Singapore, From application through to enrolment, Why study with PUIC? Rotterdam, Shanghai and Hong Kong. registration, teaching and assessment, • One of the lowest costs of living in the UK. With a course focus on the commercial, you will receive a first-class service here at economic, operational and legal aspects of PUIC. Our innovative courses are delivered • Beautiful ocean city and Maritime business in addition to an optional by highly qualified teachers in a modern, mildest climates in the UK. one year industrial placement, you will be dynamic environment and are supported by • The campus is located in the heart of well placed to get a head start in this huge our administrative family, all of which allow the city, which means that everything global industry. you every opportunity to succeed. is within walking distance! The maritime sector in Hong Kong is huge, At PUIC you will be expected to work hard, Feature courses with 31 per cent of Mainland China’s export but you will also have ample opportunity BA (Hons) Architecture goods manufactured in the Pearl River delta. to enjoy your studies and the many social Moreover, in 2005 the industry contributed activities available both in Plymouth and The Architecture and Design Foundation will around 5 per cent of Hong Kong’s GDP (12.7 the surrounding area. afford students the opportunity to join one of the most dynamic and celebrated Design per cent Financial Services and 3.2 per cent Your constant interaction with teachers, schools in the UK. Offering fully recognised in Tourism), with 6 per cent of the Hong Kong PUIC’s support staff, peers and an ever- and accredited degrees in: Architecture, 3D workforce employed in the sector! widening network of contacts will complete Design and Architectural Technology and your learning experience and contribute to the Environment, Plymouth’s graduates are your success. considered some of the most desirable to Note to Client: leading employers. • Please supply image levinksy.jpg

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“Plymouth is a coastal city and even though it is quite small, it is equipped with everything I needed. Plymouth University was one of the few places in the UK to offer my course and there is also a European field trip which I thought looked great! Also, the weather is quite moderate here so I thought that I could adapt.”

My PUIC: Vanessa Hoi Ching Cheung, Hong Kong Building Surveying and the Environment

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PUIC at Plymouth University (continued)

Academic calendar 2016/17 Year Intake Orientation Semester starts Semester ends 2016 May (UG & PG) 16 May (UG) 23 May (UG) 19 August (UG & PG) 23 May (PG) 31 May (PG) 2016 September (UG & PG) 12 September (UG) 19 September (UG) 16 December (UG & PG) 19 September (PG) 26 September (PG) 2017 January (UG & PG) 16 January (UG) 23 January (UG) 21 April (UG) 23 January (PG) 30 January (PG) 16 April (PG) 2017 May (UG) 15 May (UG) 22 May (UG) 18 August (UG) TBC(PG) TBC(PG) TBC(PG) TBC(PG)

Tuition fees* Course Duration Total programme fee English Two weeks £800 English One semester £4,000 English Two semesters £7,500 University Foundation One semester £7,550 University Foundation Two semesters £11,800 First Year Degree Two semesters £12,250 Pre-Master’s One semester £8,450 Pre-Master’s Two semesters £11,650

Plymouth University – Progression to: UG – Bachelor’s Degree Two years £12,500 (per year) Second Year Degree) Final Year Degree PG – Master’s Degree One year £11,000 - £13,500 (per year)* * Fees subject to change.

English entry requirements English language University qualification Pre-sessional English Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 4.5 with no band lower than 4.0 5.5 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5

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Academic entry requirements

First Year Degree University (Business, Accounting, Finance, Country Foundation Economics, Hospitality, Tourism) First Year Degree Pre-Master’s Hong Kong HKDSE: an average of 40– HKDSE: Minimum of 3 passes at HKDSE: Minimum of 220–260 An overseas qualification equivalent to 55% (depending on school’s Grade 3 or the equivalent of 120 UCAS tariff points at A/AS level or a minimum of a UK Bachelor Degree or banding) in Form 5, including UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS equivalent (including Maths and Undergraduate Higher National Diploma English, and including level or equivalent Physics depending on subject) (HND) with a minimum overall GPA of 2.3 Mathematics where required. on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent HKDSE Form 5 average scores of 60% and above overall can be considered for the accelerated Foundation, where applicable Macau Completion of Senior Middle Completion of Senior Middle 3: Completion of Senior Middle 3: An overseas qualification equivalent to 2: Minimum 70% Minimum 75% Minimum 75% a minimum of a UK Bachelor Degree or Undergraduate Higher National Diploma (HND) with a minimum overall GPA of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent Taiwan Successful completion of Completion of Senior Middle 3: Completion of Senior Middle 3: An overseas qualification equivalent to Senior Middle School 2 with Minimum 70% average Minimum 70% average a minimum of a UK Bachelor Degree or a minimum average of 70% Undergraduate Higher National Diploma or higher (HND) with a minimum overall GPA of 2.3 on the 4.0 scale, or equivalent

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UNIC at The University of Northampton

The University of Northampton International College welcomes

you to the home of graduate employability. This is where your Northampton career begins.

Why study at UNIC? Feature courses • An outstanding 96 per cent of University BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy of Northampton students go on to further study or get a job and start their This thrilling and innovative degree will This excellent University of Northampton careers within six months of graduation.* provide you with the marketing skills needed degree is highly regarded among to succeed in the competitive and rewarding occupational therapists and is the perfect • Students completing their Pre–Master’s world of fashion. choice if you want to pursue a career in this at UNIC can enter the prestigious MBA in-demand profession. without work experience and apply • Take advantage of opportunities to for one year paid work placement work on prestigious events such • Degree accredited by the College in the UK after their studies. as London Fashion Week, Clothes of Occupational Therapists, World Show Live, London Bridal Fashion Federation of Occupational Therapists • You can join the First Year at UNIC Week - all as part of your studies. and is regulated by the Health and with an IELTS of only 5.5 (with 5.5 in Care Professions Council (HCPC). all elements). • Previous students have spent time in New York with global • One of the longest established Study in Northampton fashion forecaster WGSN. Occupational Therapy Schools in Britain. • This degree offers a range of exciting • Located in the very centre of England, • Take advantage of a one-year work loca​l, national and international Northampton is just 50 minutes on the placement with the likes of Tommy practice placement opportunities. train from London and also close to Hilfiger, Avon or John Lobb. Birmingham, Oxford and Cambridge. • Make yourself highly employable BSc (Hons) Leather Technology • Northampton is one of the most with this unique combination affordable cities in the whole of the UK of fashion and marketing. If you want to spend your career working and accommodation is very inexpensive. with the manufacturers and designers of luxury high-end shoes, handbags, clothes, • Bicester Village is just a short distance furniture or sports car interiors, this could be away, giving you the opportunity to the degree for you. shop until your heart’s content for • 100% graduate employment discounted Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Prada for the past five years. and numerous other luxury brands. • Links with global luxury brands including Aston Martin and Rolls Royce. • This course is not offered anywhere else in the UK. • Take part in the annual course visit to Italy. • A marketing specialisation is available and can provide an excellent opportunity for a career working with one of the world’s top fashion labels.

* HESA Destination of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) Survey 2013/14, July 2015. Percentage of UK domiciled full-time first degree leavers in work and/or further study six months after graduating. UNIC courses subject to confirmation and approval

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UNIC at the University of Northampton (continued)

Programme guide

Academic entry requirements Country University foundation First year degree Pre-master’s Hong Kong 50% in Form 4 & 5 or 6 points from HKDSE 3 HKDSE passes at Grade 3 or the equivalent Completion of a recognised Bachelor degree of 120 UCAS tariff points with GPA 2.0 Macau Successful completion of Senior Middle Successful completion of Senior Middle Successful completion of bachelor degree School 2 with minimum 70% School 3 with minimum 60% Taiwan Successful completion of Senior Middle Successful completion of Senior Middle Completion of a recognised Bachelor degree School 2 with minimum 70% School 3 with 70% average with C grade/pass UK 5 GCSE passes 120 UCAS points from A/AS Levels or Bachelor degree with minimum 3rd class completion of Foundation programme Engineering applicants must include Maths and a relevant Science subject at the required level. Business, Marketing and Accounting applicants must include Maths at the required level. Science and Healthcare and Leather Technology applicants must include Maths and a relevant Science subject at the required level. Select courses require additional qualifications. Contact [email protected] for further details.

English entry requirements University Foundation and English language qualification First Year Degree Pre-Master’s IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.5 in all bands) 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in all bands) A Level English Language grade D English Language grade D GCSE/IGCSE/O Level English Language grade C English Language grade C HKDSE English Language grade 3 English Language grade 4

Tuition fees Course Duration UNIC fee Intakes University Foundation: Two semesters £9,000 January, May, September • Accounting and Finance • Business and Entrepreneurship • Engineering • Fashion Marketing • Law and International Relations • Leather Technology • Marketing and Advertising • Science and Healthcare First Year Degree: Two semesters £10,000 January, September • Business and Entrepreneurship • Fashion Marketing • Marketing and Advertising Pre-Master’s: One semester £6,000 January, May, September • Accounting and Finance • Business and Management • Computing • Environmental Science • Law and International Relations • Logistics • MBA • Tourism

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Pre-sessional English programmes Your IELTS Pre-sessional start date Length UNIC course Progression to UNIC Tuition fee 4.0 18 April 2016 30 Undergraduate January 2017 £7,100 4.5 18 April 2016 30 Postgraduate January 2017 £7,100 4.5 18 April 2016 18 Undergraduate September 2016 £4,300 5.0 18 April 2016 18 Postgraduate September 2016 £4,300 4.5 25 July 2016 18 Undergraduate January 2017 £4,300 5.0 25 July 2016 18 Postgraduate January 2017 £4,300 5.0 25 July 2016 6 Undergraduate September 2016 £1,500 5.5 25 July 2016 6 Postgraduate September 2016 £1,500 4.0 19 September 2016 30 Undergraduate May 2017 £7,100 4.0 19 September 2016 42 Postgraduate September 2017 £9,250 4.5 19 September 2016 30 Postgraduate May 2017 £7,100

Accommodation Application Introduction Online application Contacts unic.navitas.com/students/accommodation unic.navitas.com/apply Admissions T +44 (0)1604 893 262 On–campus accommodation at the E [email protected] University of Northampton starts from just £61.50 per week and there are many equally Marketing inexpensive off–campus accommodation Simon Jacobs options available close to campus. Director of Marketing and Admission T +44 (0)1604 893 262 E [email protected]

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Accommodation

College Accommodation type Fee BCUIC Off-campus university accommodation: University approved external provider – shared 2 and 5 bedroom flats or houses, studio flats, rooms From £69.50 per week in halls of residence (all bills and internet included) CRIC On-campus university accommodation Cambridge: Peter Taylor House (en-suite rooms, all bills and internet included) £2,700 per semester

On-campus university accommodation Chelmsford:

Student Village (standard en-suites and large en-suites, all bills and internet included) £4,900–£5,100 one academic year

Off-campus university accommodation:

CB1 (standard rooms, studio flats, all bills and internet included) £2,950–£3,250 per semester EIC Off-campus university accommodation: From £55 per week En suite rooms – private bath/shower room facilities £2,600 - £2,800 per semester Standard rooms – shared bath/shower room facilities £2,450 - £2,550 per semester Studio flats – private kitchen and bath/shower room facilities £3, 532 per semester HIC On-campus accommodation: Single rooms in halls of residence (en-suite or shared bathroom, all bills and internet included) £2,325 – £2,700 per semester

Off-campus accommodation: External provider, accommodation near the university (en-suite or shared bathroom, all bills and £2,325 – £2,700 per semester internet included) ICP On-campus accommodation: Harry Law Halls (single, en-suite room, all bills and internet included) £121 per week

Off-campus accommodation: ICP Halls (en-suite/private bathroom, all bills, Wi-Fi and fortnightly cleaning included) £135 - £151 per week

Room in shared house (shared bathroom/kitchen, all bills and internet included) From £50 per week ICRGU Off-campus accommodation: City centre based, en-suite rooms in five bedroom flats; study area and a shared kitchen/lounge £130 - £135 per week (utility bills, contents insurance and internet access is included)

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College Accommodation type Fee ICWS Off-campus accommodation: Llys Glas Halls or Residence (private bedroom, shared kitchen, en-suite bathroom, all bills and £101 per week internet included) Swansea Student village £75 per week

Private shared housing: Four/five bedroom flats or houses, located in the Swansea city centre or in suburbs around the university From £60 per week campus, shared bathroom, kitchen and living room)

LBIC On-campus accommodation: En-suite rooms - private bath/shower room facilities From £117.74 per week Standard rooms - shared bath/shower room facilities From £94.01 per week Studio flats for co-habiting couples - private kitchen and bath/shower room facilities From £180.04 per week All bills and internet included

Off-campus accommodation: The University has a Housing Office with staff who can offer advice and assistance to students looking for off campus accommodation. PUIC Off-campus accommodation (within walking distance to campus): Achilles House, Armada House, Gull House, Ocean House, Town House — From £1,650 per semester all rooms in these properties have en-suites. Utility bills and Internet fees included.

University approved external provider: Standard, en-suite rooms and self-contained apartments. £1,367 - £2,500 per semester Rent includes all utility bills (at cost if in a self-contained apartment). UNIC On-campus accommodation: On–campus accommodation at the University of Northampton is very inexpensive and offers studio, From £61.50 per week en‑suite, standard and shared rooms.

Off-campus accommodation: Off-campus accommodation is also very reasonably priced and there are many options close to the campus.

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Undergraduate programme matrix BCUIC CRIC EIC HIC ICRGU ICP ICWS LBIC PUIC UNIC Accounting •••••••••• Aerospace Engineering • • Animal Biology • Animal Welfare • Architecture/Architectural Technology •• •• • Art and Design* •••• • Artificial Intelligence • • Automotive Engineering • • • Biochemistry ••• Biology •••••• Biological Sciences •• •• Biomedical Science •••••• Biotechnology • Branding/Brand Management • Building and Surveying • • Business Information Systems ••••••••• Business Management •••••••••• Chemical Engineering • Civil Engineering • ••• Computing •••• • Computing for Graphics and Animation •••• Computing for Internet and Multimedia •••• Computer Networking ••••••• Computer Science and Engineering ••••••••• Construction Management •• Criminology • •••• e-Commerce • Earth Science • Economics •••• •••• Electrical Engineering ••• • Electronic Engineering ••••••••• Entertainment Systems •• Entrepreneurship • • • Environmental Biology • • Environmental Engineering •• Environmental Science ••• •• Event Management • • Fashion Design* ••• Fashion Marketing • Fashion Retail Management • Film Studies • • Film, TV, and Theatre ••• Finance •••••••••• Fine Art* ••• Forensic Computing •• Forensic Science •••• Gaming and Animation Technology ••••• Genetics • • Geography • •• Geology • • Graphic Design and Illustration* •• • Horology • Hospitality • • Human Bioscience •

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Postgraduate programme matrix BCUIC CRIC EIC HIC ICP ICRGU ICWS LBIC PUIC UNIC Accounting ••• • Aerospace Engineering • Applied Arts • Arts Management • • Banking • • Banking and Finance • Biotechnology • Branding and Brand Management • Business Information Systems • • Business and Administration (MBA) ••• •• Business Management •••• ••• Cardiology and Stroke • Chemical Engineering • Childhood Studies • Chronic Condition Management • Civil Engineering •• Communication • •• Computer Engineering and Science • • • Corporate Governance and Leadership • Creative Arts • Creativity and Enterprise • Developmental and Therapeutic Play • Economics •• Electrical Engineering • Electronic Engineering • Engineering Management • • Environmental Management • • Fashion • Fashion Management • Finance •••••• • Games Art • Graphic Design • Health Science • Human Resource Management •••••••• Illustration • Information and Communication Technology • • International Business •••••••• International Business Law •• International Human Rights Law • International Relations • • IT Service Management • Life Sciences • Management and International Business •• • • Marketing •••••••• Marketing Management and Strategy • Materials Engineering • Mechanical Engineering •• Mobile Telecommunications • Nanotechnology and Science • Network Management and Security • • Nursing • Product Design • Project Management •••• Publishing • • Quantity Surveying • Software Engineering • Sport and Exercise Science • Supply Chain Management •••• Tourism and Hospitality •••• •• Toxicology • Waste Management •

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Asia Europe • ACBT — , • SAE Institutions — Austria, Belgium, France, • Curtin Singapore (The Singapore Germany, Greece, Italy, , Romania, Campus of ) Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Education for your world • SAE Institutions — Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand Turkey Navitas provides you with the education you need, Middle East to get where you want to be in life. From English language skills and courses to help you enter • ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology) • SAE Institutions — Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE university, to training for the workplace, Navitas • ATTC (Australian TESOL Training Centre) colleges and campuses in 28 countries will support • CELUSA (Centre for English Language you every step of the way. in the University of South Australia) • SAE Institute, Auckland • Curtin College — Curtin University, • UCIC — University of Canterbury, With over 120 Navitas and SAE Institution locations • Curtin University across the globe, and over 80,000 students • Deakin College — Deakin University, United Kingdom currently studying with us, we understand the • Eynesbury — The University of • BCUIC — Birmingham City University world’s learning needs. We’ve become one of the and University of South Australia • CRIC — Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge most trusted providers of education and training in • Hawthorn-Melbourne • EIC — Edinburgh Napier University the world. • La Trobe Melbourne — • HIC — University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield Navitas offers to students, professionals • La Trobe University Sydney Campus • ICP — University of Portsmouth and migrants from around the world, the • Navitas English • ICRGU — Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen following opportunities: • Navitas Health Skills Australia (HSA) • ICWS — Swansea University • Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) • LBIC — Brunel University London • English language training • Navitas Professional • PUIC — Plymouth University • High school studies • NIC — The University of Newcastle • SAE Institutions — Glasgow, Liverpool, • University preparation and programmes • PIBT — Edith Cowan University, Perth London, Oxford • Post-secondary education for creative • Griffith College — , • UNIC - The University of Northampton media technology , Gold Coast • Career advancement programmes • SAE Institutions — Adelaide, Brisbane, Byron Bay, of America • Student recruitment Melbourne, Perth, Sydney • Navitas at FAU — Florida Atlantic University • Internship programmes • SAIBT — University of South Australia, Adelaide • Navitas at UMass — • Migrant settlement services • SIBT, Sydney University of Massachusetts Boston • Western Sydney University The College We also offer customised workplace training • Navitas at UMass Dartmouth — • UC College - University of for companies, and a range of training and University of Massachusetts Dartmouth • Navitas at UMass Lowell — settlement services for the Australian Government. Wherever you are, and wherever you want to be, the University of Massachusetts Lowell • FIC — Simon Fraser University, Vancouver knowledge and resources of our staff around the • Navitas at UNH — University of New Hampshire • ICM — the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg world will ensure your success. • SAE Institutions — Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, San Francisco

Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by . NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorised under federal law to enrol non-immigrant alien students. Registered Company names and CRICOS provider codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F; Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd trading as La Trobe Melbourne 03312D; La Trobe University 00115M (VIC); La Trobe University Sydney Campus 00115M; Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd; Curtin University of Technology CRICOS Provider Code 00301J, Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology; Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The 00123M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd trading as Deakin College 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Institute of Business and Technology, trading as Griffith College. 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01576G; Newcastle International College 03293B; The University of Newcastle 00109J; The University of Western Sydney ABN 53 014 069 881 trading as Western Sydney University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Provider Number 00917K; UWS Enterprises Pty Ltd ABN 44 003 474 468 trading as Western Sydney University The College (CRICOS Provider Number 02851G) is a wholly owned entity of the University of Western Sydney. Academic Pathway programs are delivered by Western Sydney University The College under arrangement with the University of Western Sydney; / University of Canberra College 00212K. Navitas English: Courses are delivered by Navitas English Services Pty Ltd (ACN 002 069 730), CRICOS Provider 00289M; The Certificate IV in TESOL is delivered by Navitas English Pty Ltd (ACN 003 916 701), CRICOS Provider 00031D. Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne (Hawthorn Learning Pty Ltd, ACN 124 204 171) CRICOS provider code: 02931G; Navitas Professional Institute Pty Ltd trading as Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) and Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP). National CRICOS provider code: 01328A. UCIC NZQA Provider Number 7177. ICM CRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CRA BN: 81210 5146. Company Numbers: Birmingham City International College Ltd trading as Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) 07445570; CRIC 06407773; EIC 06822392; ICP 06770123; ICWS 6412162; HIBT Ltd trading as HIC 5163612; London IBT Ltd. trading as London Brunel International

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