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Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13 and , United Kingdom INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE CRIC Pathways at ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY 2012/13

• Anglia Ruskin University is renowned for its quality teaching, academic excellence, outstanding facilities and supportive academic and welfare services. • Ninety percent of Anglia Ruskin graduates go into work or further study within 18 months of graduation — of the highest employability rates in the UK’s higher education sector. • Cambridge is a popular student city, renowned for its academic excellence, and is a major centre for technological innovation. • Chelmsford is just 35 minutes from by train, and home to the Lord Ashcroft International Business School (LAIBS), the largest business school in the UK’s eastern region. Read on to find out more about studying in Cambridge and Chelmsford.

WHY STUDY AT CRIC? 1 OVERVIEW

YOUR PATHWAY TO SUCCESS

Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC) is part of the global Navitas Group. CRIC offers academic pathways in partnership with Anglia Ruskin University, which lead to undergraduate and postgraduate degree awards. Our unique approach to education transforms international students into Anglia Ruskin graduates and lifelong learners. CRIC will help you achieve your education goals through personalised support and the opportunity to study at one of the UK’s premier universities. Our innovative courses are delivered by highly qualified teachers in a modern, dynamic environment.

Message from the Vice- of Anglia Ruskin University

All of us at Anglia Ruskin University undergraduate and postgraduate are very proud of our association with education characterised by breadth Cambridge Ruskin International College and flexibility as well as academic (CRIC). We fully support the CRIC excellence. This tradition is strengthened courses taught across our various through our relationship with CRIC. campuses because we know they Our graduates are expected to display will help aspiring overseas students imagination and intellectual rigour, and to achieve success in UK university a practical awareness of industry. These education. Our relationship with CRIC aims are consistent with those of CRIC. presents an extraordinary opportunity That academic quality comes first at CRIC for students to study and live on a is demonstrated by the involvement of major campus, either in Cambridge university staff in chairing the Joint or Chelmsford. Strategic Partnership Management Board.

Throughout its 150-year history, Professor Michael Thorne Anglia Ruskin University has offered Vice-Chancellor Anglia Ruskin University 2 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Cambridge: a student city like no other

Cambridge attracts those who desire both the experience of the old and the excitement of the new. Its beautiful gothic architecture, main attractions within walking distance, lush botanic gardens and the tranquil River Cam make it one of the UK’s most visited cities. With its large student population, Cambridge offers far more than scenery. Cambridge

The city has a fantastic selection of cafes, Anglia Ruskin’s campus is located in the restaurants, pubs, trendy high-street shops centre of the city and is well resourced and popular music venues such as The with modern lecture halls, seminar rooms, Junction and the Corn Exchange, where laboratories and studios. There is also international and local acts such as Blur, a library, a theatre, a medical centre David Gray, Elbow, Feeder, Jamiroquai and and great social amenities. An ongoing “I will pack, and take The Arctic Monkeys make regular investment programme has added new a train, and get me to appearances. There is also a thriving facilities including art studios and England once again! cultural scene with venues offering a state-of-the-art language centre. For England’s the one land, exhibitions, plays and concerts. I know, where men with As well as being home to some of the Splendid Hearts may go; Cambridge is well known for its love of world’s greatest intellects, Cambridge sports including cricket, football, rowing, is also recognised as a centre of And , of all rugby and tennis. Students can join the technological innovation, due to the England, The shire for Men friendly locals at any of the open green growth of the local high-tech industry. who Understand.” spaces in the city centre such as Jesus For more information, go to Rupert Brooke, The Old Vicarage, Green for a game of football. visitcambridge.org. Grantchester (1912)

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Population 113,000 County Cambridgeshire Currency UK Sterling/GBP/£ Time zone UTC/GMT Electricity 230 V Language English 4 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Chelmsford: 35 minutes from London

Just a 35-minute train ride away from London, Chelmsford is a lively, vibrant city in the historical county of .

The famous V Festival is held in Chelmsford’s facilities, including the new Health and Hylands Park, and the 2011 festival Social Care building with state-of-the-art featured acts such as Arctic Monkeys, medical equipment and facilities. It also Dizzee Rascal, Calvin Harris, Rihanna and has a fully equipped gym. Eminem. Chelmsford also has numerous The campus is home to the Lord Ashcroft theatres, an eight-screen cinema, great Chelmsford International Business School (LAIBS), nightclubs and cosy pubs, all found in the the largest business school in the UK’s high-street and-west end areas of the city. eastern region. LAIBS is well recognised Shopping venues include High Chelmer by students, employers and professional and Meadows shopping centres and a bodies as a vital centre for business daily indoor market. Chelmsford has golf education and training. courses, rugby and hockey clubs, as well as the Riverside Ice and Leisure Centre. The Marconi Building, the result of Essex County Cricket Club plays frequent a £15 million investment, houses the matches during the season and its grounds Faculties of Science and Technology, are within walking distance of the bus and Arts, Law and Social Sciences. Facilities railway stations. include an amphitheatre, a mock law court and a 150-seat lecture theatre. Anglia Ruskin University’s modern campus is set in the lush green Rivermead area For more information about Chelmsford, of Chelmsford, a short walk from the city visit chelmsford.gov.uk. centre. It has a wealth of industry-leading 5 CHELMSFORD

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Population 110,000 County Essex Currency UK Sterling/GBP/£ Time zone UTC/GMT Electricity 230 V Language English 6 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Anglia Ruskin University: an internationally recognised university

Anglia Ruskin University is located in two of the UK’s from local organisations, who provide business mentoring. major educational centres — Cambridge and Chelmsford. • Live and study in Cambridge and The university prides itself on quality teaching, academic Chelmsford: Students at Cambridge and Chelmsford live in safe, clean and excellence, outstanding facilities and supportive academic picturesque environments, enjoying and welfare services. vibrant student lifestyles. • Cost of living: While both cities are close to London, they are more affordable to live Here are some of the many reasons • Academics involved in industry: and study in. (You will need to budget for a students have chosen to study at Anglia Ruskin University teaching staff minimum of £800 per month to cover your Anglia Ruskin University: are involved in, or are from the industry living expenses while studying in the UK).† related to, the subject they teach, • A long history in providing education keeping you up to date with the latest • State-of-the-art facilities: Anglia Ruskin and internationally recognised degrees: developments in your academic area. University has recently spent £80 million Established in 1858, Anglia Ruskin updating its facilities, which include • Award winning students: Students University provides degrees in over a brand new Business School (LAIBS), regularly win industry awards in events 100 academic areas. The university forensic crime labs, a mock courtroom, such as the IBM Universities Business has a strong reputation in Art and Design, sports science labs and multimedia Challenge and the National Client Business, Computer Science and IT, sound studios. Interviewing Competition at the Oxford Engineering, English, Law, Life Institute of Legal Practice. The university • Truly international campuses: One in Sciences, Media Studies, also won the UK’s Number One Student five students come from outside the UK and Psychology. Radio station, as judged by the UK Student to study at Anglia Ruskin University. • Our graduates get jobs: Ninety percent Radio Association. * Source: The Destination of Leavers Survey of our graduates go into work or further • Employer Mentoring Scheme (EMS): 2008–09, The Higher Education Statistics Agency study within 18 months of graduation — The university runs an Employer (HESA), hesa.ac.uk. one of the highest employability rates in Mentoring Scheme (EMS), matching † The UK Border Agency require student visa the UK’s higher education sector.* second-year students with employees applicants to have a minimum of GBP£800 per month (when studying outside London) to support their living costs for the duration of their studies in the UK.

Why choose Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC)?

CRIC works within the Academic Quality Framework of • have access to all the university’s facilities and on-campus living accommodation on Anglia Ruskin University and is accredited by the UK’s both campuses: Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA). -- Cambridge — With a global reputation as a centre of academic excellence It is also a member of the British Council’s Education UK and culture, it’s no wonder students Partnership and the UK Council for International Student come from all over the world to study in Cambridge. CRIC students at Cambridge Affairs (UKCISA). study in a stimulating academic and social environment, which rivals any other university in the world. As a CRIC student, you will: • have access to English language help, • have access to Anglia Ruskin University if you need it through Anglia Ruskin -- Chelmsford — Chelmsford has a degree pathways, a partnership between University’s English Language Centre, modern, state-of-the-art campus with the university and CRIC that will allow you which has up to six intakes each year long-standing links into the world of business. Students at CRIC Chelmsford to move seamlessly through the different • earn a degree that is well regarded study in an environment recognised stages of study to receive an internationally by employers recognised bachelor’s or master’s degree for its first-class facilities. Chelmsford from Anglia Ruskin University • receive unparalleled academic and is also close to London and is an • be able to swiftly enter an undergraduate personal welfare support through a 24/7 inexpensive place to live; a real bonus or postgraduate pathway at Anglia Ruskin Student Support Line, as well as additional for a major city so close to the capital. tutorial support from academic tutors and University, which has intakes each year in For more information about the CRIC student September, January and June small class sizes to give you the best experience, visit anglia.ac.uk/cric. opportunity to succeed "The best thing about the college is the friendly and attentive staff who help students enjoy

their learning OVERVIEW experience. Cambridge itself is a beautiful city with lots of historic buildings and museums, and it is a great place to stay and study."

Mohammed Abdulaal, Bahrain Accounting and Finance 8 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC) is an master’s degrees, including the Master of Business Administration (MBA), the Master Associated College of Anglia Ruskin University offering a of Laws (LLM) and the Master of Science modern and dynamic educational experience. The college (MSc) in Engineering Management. is committed to providing educational pathways and support Undertaking a Pre-Master’s course will services in an environment that encourages you to achieve provide you with the time to adjust to the rigorous research and independent study excellence in your studies. requirements of postgraduate studies and prepare you to get the most out of your master’s studies at the university. At CRIC you can study the following: support, and the knowledge and skills you need. It is this partnership between you English Language Pre-sessional English and the staff that will make this transition The English language course is offered If your English language test result scores a smooth one. by Anglia Ruskin University’s English as are just below the required B2 level (IELTS a Foreign Language (EFL) Centre. English 5.5 or equivalent — all components), you First Year Degree Language is a full-time course specifically may be eligible for entry into Pre-sessional The First Year Degree is Stage 2 of the designed for international students who English. This course is just 3 months in undergraduate pathway. You will experience need to improve their level of English before duration and satisfactory completion, the first-year curriculum of an Anglia Ruskin starting undergraduate or postgraduate enables you to gain admission to either University degree and with extra academic academic studies. the undergraduate pathway (University contact hours. The teaching and learning Foundation or First Year Degree) or experience will enable you to fully develop The course suits students with different postgraduate pathway (Pre-Master’s). your knowledge and understanding of levels of English competence. To successfully complete the course you need to attend a The entry requirement for pre-sessional each module to prepare you for Stage 3 minimum of 85 percent of the classes and English can be found on page 26. (the second year of your chosen degree) and Stage 4 (the final year of your meet the English Language requirements of degree pathway). the pre-sessional or intended pathway stage. Undergraduate pathways You can start an English Language course An undergraduate pathway is a single Postgraduate pathway course comprising four stages of study. in September, January, or June. In some When you successfully complete the A postgraduate pathway is a single course instances, you can also join the course at pathway you will be awarded a bachelor’s comprising two stages of study. When the halfway point in November, March or July. (Hons) degree from Anglia Ruskin University. you successfully complete the pathway you will be awarded a master’s degree One visa from Anglia Ruskin University. University Foundation Students undertaking the above stages (Pre-sessional, University Foundation and The University Foundation is Stage 1 of the Pre-Master’s undergraduate pathway. First Year Degree) will receive a packaged The Pre-Master’s course is Stage 1 of the offer and one single visa for the entire The transition from high school to university postgraduate pathway, and is one semester duration of their studies. The visa will is a big step, perhaps the most important in in duration. It has been designed to prepare be issued by Anglia Ruskin University. your life. Staff at CRIC understand this, and international students who have not qualified will provide you with ongoing guidance, for direct entry to Anglia Ruskin University’s

Undergraduate pathway

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 High School University Foundation First Year Degree Second Year Degree Final Year Degree

Postgraduate pathway

Minimum 15 years’ Stage 1 Stage 2 education Pre-Master’s Master’s "The best thing about CRIC is the members of staff were OVERVIEW always there to answer my queries. There were lots organised activities such as football, cricket competitions and sight-seeing tours that was open to everyone. What amazed me was the fact that all the staff knew the names of all the students. Thus, everyone was always called by their first names. This certainly made me feel special!"

Elle Nyatefe, Ghana Business 10 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Undergraduate pathways at Anglia Ruskin University

The undergraduate well-equipped teaching and library facilities, • access to scholarships: When you pathway advantage sporting and recreational amenities and progress to the second year of your on-campus accommodation. degree (Stage 3) in your undergraduate CRIC’s undergraduate pathway is tailored pathway, Anglia Ruskin University will according to your choice of degree. The advantages of a CRIC undergraduate reduce your course fee by £500. You For example, if you have chosen to pathway include: are eligible for this reduction once only. do a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in • a seamless transition from school to • additional study support, English Computing, you will study subjects related to university: While the initial stages of your language assistance and unparalleled this degree. This will allow you to acquire the university life are the most important, this personalised attention: The extra necessary background knowledge and study is often the time when many students can academic contact hours will not only allow skills to excel in your chosen degree. feel lost or anxious. We understand this you to fully develop your knowledge and and have put in processes in place to ease While studying your undergraduate understanding of each module, but will the transition from school to university- better prepare you for university studies. pathway you will have access to all level studies. You will also be studying in small groups, of Anglia Ruskin University’s modern, giving you an unmatched level of access to your teachers.

Pathways Duration Intakes Structure Assessment Pre-sessional 12 weeks September, This pre-sessional semester comprises four Assessment is via a mix of Learning Skills January modules designed to improve your English examination, coursework, and Communication and June language ability to Level B2, or higher, and essays and other written emplace vital study skills. Teaching is tailored assignments. Coursework towards your chosen undergraduate pathway, may include problem-solving so you are prepared for subsequent studies activities, consultancy projects, while improving your communicative abilities. presentations, business simulations and individual and group reports. University Two semesters September, This comprises three - five modules each Assessment for most modules Foundation January semester and includes academic studies in is continuous, and includes tests, (Stage 1) and June your subject area, as well as skills modules. assignments and case study Each module is tailored towards your chosen analysis. Most modules have undergraduate degree. a final examination. First Year Degree Two semesters, September, You will undertake modules which mirror the Assessment for most modules (Stage 2) covering the first January curriculum taught at Anglia Ruskin University and is continuous, and includes tests, year of your degree and June are often taught by staff of the University. You will assignments and case study receive extra support through tutorials, individual analysis. Most modules have consultation with teachers, English language a final two-hour examination. assistance and self-access computer laboratories. Second Year Degree Two semesters, – You will undertake four to five modules each Assessment is via a mix (Stage 3) covering the second semester to further study the key areas within of examination, coursework, year of your degree your degree. You will receive extra support through essays and other written tutorials, individual consultation with teachers, assignments. Coursework English language assistance and self-access may include problem-solving computer laboratories. activities, consultancy projects, presentations, business simulations and individual and group reports. Final Year Degree Two semesters, – You will undertake four to five modules each Assessment is via a mix of (Stage 4) covering the final semester to further study the key areas within examination, assignments, year of your degree your degree. For some degrees, you will be able group work and presentations, to specialise or concentrate on a particular practical and laboratory work stream within a subject area. As with previous (for science-based degrees), semesters, you will receive extra support in-class group projects and through tutorials, individual consultation with a final dissertation. academic staff, English language assistance and self-access computer laboratories. 11 PATHWAYS Anglia Ruskin University degree pathways available to CRIC students

Undergraduate Pathways

Architecture Communications Optometry • BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology* and Humanities • BOptom (Hons) Optometry • BSc (Hons) Architecture* • BA (Hons) Criminology • BSc (Hons) Ophthalmic Dispensing • BA (Hons) Film Studies • BA (Hons) History • BA (Hons) Media Studies Postgraduate Pathways Arts and Design • BA (Hons) Philosophy • BA (Hons) Computer Games • BA (Hons) Sociology and Visual Effects Business • BA (Hons) Fashion Design • MA Arts Management • BA (Hons) Film and Television Production Engineering and • MA Human Resource Management • BA (Hons) Fine Art Built Environment • MA International Business • BA (Hons) Graphic Design • MA International Business • BSc (Hons) Building Surveying* (Dual Degree — Netherlands)† • BA (Hons) Illustration • BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering* • MA International Business • BA (Hons) Illustration and Animation • BSc (Hons) (Dual Degree — Switzerland) • BA (Hons) Interior Design Construction Management* • MA International Business Economics • BA (Hons) Photography • BEng (Hons) Electronics* • MA International Sustainable • BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering* Tourism Management • BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying* • MA International Management • BSc (Hons) Real Estate Management* • Masters of Business Business Administration (MBA)† • BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance • MSc Accounting and • BSc (Hons) Business Economics Financial Analysis • BA (Hons) Business Management Law • MSc Engineering Management* • BA (Hons) Human • LLB (Hons) Law • MSc International Logistics Resources Management • MSc Management • BA (Hons) International Business • MA Marketing Innovation Strategy (three year option) • MSc Project Management* • BA (Hons) International Business Medical and Life Sciences Strategy (two year option) • BSc (Hons) Abnormal and • BA (Hons) Marketing Clinical Psychology • BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science IT • BSc (Hons) Crime and • MSc Business Information Systems Investigative Studies • MSc Computer Science Computing and Technology • BA (Hons) Criminology • MSc Information and • BSc (Hons) Business • BSc (Hons) Forensic Science Communication Technology Information Systems* • BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care • MSc Mobile Telecommunications • BSc (Hons) Computer • BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult)* Gaming Technology • MSC Network Management • BSc (Hons) Psychology • BSc (Hons) Computer Science • MSc Network Security • BSc (Hons) Psychology • BSc (Hons) Information Security and Criminology and Forensic Computing • BSc (Hons) Public Health • BSc (Hons) Media and • BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching Internet Technology Law and Physical Education • BSc (Hons) Network Infrastructure • LLM International Business Law • BSc (Hons) Sports Science and Security

Publishing • MA Publishing

* Offered at our Chelmsford campus. However, Stage 1 (University Foundation) where applicable, is offered at the Cambridge campus. † Two years work experience required. 12 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Architecture

In the pathway BSc (Hons) Architecture you will study the design of the constructed environment.

This degree explores not only the design right environment and support to of buildings, but also the technical and develop intellectually and creatively. management competencies required to It will also prepare you for a career realise those designs. The course will offer in the architecture industry. you both an academic challenge, and the

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University Faculty of Science and Technology at Anglia Ruskin University Intakes September, January and June* Intake September Duration Two semesters Duration Two semesters Modules • Approach to Design Course fee: £9,800† • Creative Workshops Series • Critical and Contextual Studies • Design Process • Information and Communication Stage 3: Second Year Degree Technology (ICT) Skills Location • Interactive Communication and Information Skills Department of Built Environment at Anglia Ruskin University • Portfolio Development and Planning

Course fee: £9,800† Successful completion of Course fee: £8,200 this pathway will lead to the award of the following from Anglia Ruskin University: Stage 4: Final Year Degree • BSc (Hons) Architecture Location • BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology Department of Built Environment at Anglia Ruskin University Potential career paths Course fee: £9,800† Architecture; town planning.

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 13 PATHWAYS Art and Design

This pathway will give you the freedom to explore a range of skills, techniques and approaches associated with creative media.

All courses offer a distinctive integration of through studio, workshop and classroom practice and theory, using industry standard based experimentation. You will also facilities. Students are encouraged to be be provided with guidance to produce both creative and critically engaged. You will a portfolio. be expected to develop the creative practice

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Intakes Course fee: £9,800 September, January and June*

Duration Two semesters Stage 3: Second Year Degree

Modules Location • Approach to Design The Cambridge School of Art • Creative Workshops Series at Anglia Ruskin University • Critical and Contextual Studies Successful completion of • Design Process Course fee: £9,800† this pathway will lead to the • Information and Communication award of the following from Technology (ICT) Skills Anglia Ruskin University: • Interactive Communication • BA (Hons) Computer Games and Information Skills Stage 4: Final Year Degree and Visual Effects • BA (Hons) Fashion Design • Portfolio Development and Planning Location • BA (Hons) Film and The Cambridge School of Art Television Production at Anglia Ruskin University Course fee: £8,200 • BA (Hons) Film, Television and Theatre Design Course fee: £9,800† • BA (Hons) Fine Art • BA (Hons) Graphic Design • BA (Hons) Illustration • BA (Hons) Illustration and Animation • BA (Hons) Interior Design • BA (Hons) Photography

Potential career paths Arts marketing; design consulting; fashion design; fashion buying; museum designing; theatre set designing; web design.

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 14 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Business

Throughout the Business pathway you will develop an understanding of what a business is and how its internal and external operating processes work.

Topics include planning and strategy, growth, You will also learn about the world of marketing, products and services, finance business and commerce, including the Stage 3: Second Year Degree and accounting systems, information operation of international markets and systems and human resource development market economies. Location and management. The Lord Ashcroft International Business School at Anglia Ruskin University

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree Course fee: £9,800* Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University Stage 4: Final Year Degree Intakes Intakes September, January and June September, January and June Location The Lord Ashcroft International Business Duration Duration School at Anglia Ruskin University Two semesters Two semesters Course fee: £9,800* Modules Modules • Business Law • Accounting for Business • Business Studies (Double module) • Analysis of Business • Composition and Style • Economics for Business Successful completion of • Critical Thinking and Management this pathway will lead to the • Information and • International Business in Focus award of the following from Communication Technology • International Business Law Anglia Ruskin University: • Interactive Learning and • Introduction to Accounting • BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance Communication Skills and Finance • BA (Hons) Business Economics • Intercultural Studies • Introduction to Organisation • BA (Hons) Business Management and Management • BA (Hons) Human • Marketing Essentials Course fee: £8,200 Resource Management • BA (Hons) International Business Course fee: £8,600 Strategy (three-year option) • BA (Hons) International Business Strategy (two-year option) • BA (Hons) Marketing Two-year bachelor’s degree: BA (Hons) International Business Strategy Course overview: This new degree from the Lord Ashcroft International Business School (LAIBS) has an explicitly international focus, which will equip you with a solid platform for a future career Potential career paths related to business and management in a globalised economy. You will develop a range of Banking and finance; business practical skills and analytical techniques currently used within a number of functional areas management; chartered accountancy; in global business. chartered public finance accountancy; marketing; tourism and leisure. By starting the First Year Degree in September, January or June and by following the three semester academic calendar, you will be able to complete your bachelor’s degree in two years. All students selected offered a place will receive a Tuition Fee reduction of £4800 plus £500 when they progress to second year. A total saving of £5300.

* Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 15 PATHWAYS Computing and Technology

The Computing and Technology pathway covers the and theoretical analysis, and will have the opportunity to formulate a degree pathway principles underlying the use of information technology option specialising in a particular field of and its production and control. study. You will develop communication and presentation skills to articulate your visual and verbal response to the course You will gain an understanding of the problems across a range of settings. and will learn practical techniques in your fundamentals of computing, electronic You will also consider how economic and chosen field. communications and networking and how technological developments affect the these contribute to solving complex environment. You will undertake contextual

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Intakes Intake September, January and June* September

Duration Duration Two semesters Two semesters

Modules Course fee: £9,800* • Analytical Techniques I • Analytical Techniques III • Communication Technology • Engineering Design Stage 3: Second Year Degree • Information and Location Communication Technology Faculty of Science and Technology • Interactive Learning and Potential career paths Communication Skills at Anglia Ruskin University Academic and industrial research web • Critical Thinking Duration development; database administration; • Physics III film and video post production; Two semesters software engineering; 2D and 3D modelling and animation. Course fee: £8,200 Course fee: £9,800†

Successful completion of Stage 4: Final Year Degree this pathway will lead to the award of the following from Location Anglia Ruskin University: Faculty of Science and Technology • BSc (Hons) Business at Anglia Ruskin University Information Systems • BSc (Hons) Computer Science Duration • BSc (Hons) Computing and Two semesters Animation Technology • BSc (Hons) Information Security and Forensic Computing † Course fee: £9,800 • BSc (Hons) Media and Internet Technology

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 16 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Communications and Humanities

Through this pathway you will develop a fundamental knowledge and understanding of the basic facts, concepts, theories and principles of communications, film and media through critical thinking and intercultural studies.

You will also develop an appreciation of the environmental, ethical, economic and wider communications context and its commercial impacts. You will also exploring underlying principles, including its social, potential careers in the industry.

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Intakes Intake September, January and June* September

Duration Duration Two semesters Two semesters

Modules Course fee: £9,600 • Composition and Style • Critical Thinking • Film Studies • Interactive Stage 3: Second Year Degree Communication Technology Potential career paths Location • Interactive Learning and Advertising and broadcasting; Communication Skills Faculty of Arts, Law and Social communication consulting; Sciences at Anglia Ruskin University film criticism; film festival • Intercultural Studies administration and management; • Mass Communications media consulting; public relations. • Media Studies Course fee: £9,800†

Course fee: £7,900 Successful completion of Stage 4: Final Year Degree this pathway will lead to the award of the following from Location Anglia Ruskin University: Faculty of Arts, Law and Social • BA (Hons) Film Studies Sciences at Anglia Ruskin University • BA (Hons) History • BA (Hons) Media Studies Course fee: £9,800† • BA (Hons) Philosophy • BA (Hons) Sociology

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 17 PATHWAYS Engineering and Built Environment

The Engineering and Built Environment pathway covers the principles underlying the use of materials in engineering applications and their production and control.

You will gain an understanding of how to apply mathematical techniques to applied chemical states and reactions engineering decision-making. contribute to the engineering process and The common core of the course also are used to solve engineering problems. provides a broad background to the You will also consider how economic and processes that lead to the production technological developments affect the and maintenance of buildings. built environment, as well as learning how

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford campus Intakes September, January and June* Intake September Duration Two semesters Duration Two semesters Modules Potential career paths • Analytical Techniques I Course fee: £8,100–£10,300 Design and development of buildings; • Analytical Techniques II roads; railways; airports and docks; • Engineering Design I environmental monitoring; medical • Engineering Design II electronics; sound technology; construction and real estate • Information and Stage 3: Second Year Degree management; building and Communication Technology Location quantity surveying. • Interactive Learning and Communication Skills Faculty of Science and Technology at Anglia Ruskin University • Critical Thinking • Physics III Successful completion of Course fee: £9,800–£10,300† this pathway will lead to the award of the following from Course fee: £8,200 Anglia Ruskin University: • BEng (Hons) Electronics Stage 4: Final Year Degree • BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering • BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering Location • BSc (Hons) Construction Management Faculty of Science and Technology at Anglia Ruskin University • BSc (Hons) Building Surveying • BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying • BSc (Hons) Real Estate Management Course fee: £9,800–£10,300†

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric 18 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Law

Our LLB (Hons) Law is a qualifying law degree that allows successful graduates to progress directly to the vocational stage of training for the profession of solicitor or barrister.

The LLB is a flexible course that enables you criminal law and procedure and/or civil law to focus on areas of specific interest and to and litigation, to meet the requirements of develop your own areas of specialisation, your chosen career. including business and the law, family law,

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Intakes Course fee: £9,800* September, January and June

Duration Two semesters Stage 3: Second Year Degree

Modules Location • Composition and Style The Anglia Law School at • Contract Law Anglia Ruskin University • Criminal Law • English Legal System Course fee: £9,800* • Information and Communication Technology • Interactive Learning and Communication Skills Stage 4: Final Year Degree • Legal Skills Location • Mass Communication The Anglia Law School at • Public Law Anglia Ruskin University

Course fee: £8,200 Course fee: £9,800*

Successful completion of Potential career paths this pathway will lead to the Barrister; paralegal; solicitor. award of the following from Anglia Ruskin University: • LLB (Hons) Law

* Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 19 PATHWAYS Medical and Life Sciences

This pathway broadly explores the medical and life sciences and examines the complexity of life processes, including the interrelationships of living organisms.

You will learn the principles underlying the understanding of the purpose and production, use and control of materials in processes of laboratory experimentation medical and life-science applications, and and protocols, as well as the basic the application of biological and chemical concepts of applied chemical states properties. You will gain a thorough and reactions.

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University

Intakes Course fee: £9,800 September, January and June*

Duration Two semesters Stage 3: Second Year Degree Successful completion of this pathway will lead to the Modules Location award of the following from • Analytical Techniques I Faculty of Science and Technology Anglia Ruskin University: • Biology I at Anglia Ruskin University • BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science • Biology II • BSc (Hons) Crime • Physics III Course fee: £9,800–£10,300† & Investigative Studies • Chemistry I • BSc (Hons) Forensic Science • Critical Thinking • BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care • Information and • BSc (Hons) Psychology Communication Technology Stage 4: Final Year Degree • BSc (Hons) Abnormal and • Interactive Learning and Location Clinical Psychology Communication Skills Faculty of Science and Technology • BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) at Anglia Ruskin University • BSc (Hons) Psychology Course fee: £8,200 and Criminology • BSc (Hons) Public Health Course fee: £9,800–£10,300† • BSc (Hons) Sports Science • BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching and Physical Education

Potential career paths Biotechnology; environmental protection; forensic science; medical research; occupational psychology; pharmaceutical manufacturing.

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 20 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Optometry

Optometry is concerned with the examination, diagnosis and treatment of the eyes, and the correction of vision problems.

This pathway’s two main aims are to provide competencies, particularly in the use you with extensive theoretical and practical and application of laboratory and clinical knowledge of optometry, including its social apparatus; demonstrate an understanding and ethical aspects, and to enable you to of the theoretical principles that underpin devise original ideas and theories related current practice and display skills in to optometry and to scientifically test them. recording and interpreting patient data. You will also be able to make decisions When you graduate you will be able to based on clinical rationale. demonstrate a knowledge of practical

Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree

Location Location CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University Faculty of Science and Technology at Anglia Ruskin University Intakes September, January and June* Course fee: £10,300* Duration Two semesters Stage 3: Second Year Degree Modules • Analytical Techniques I Location • Biology I Faculty of Science and Technology • Biology II at Anglia Ruskin University • Physics III • Chemistry I Course fee: £10,300† • Critical Thinking • Information and Communication Technology • Interactive Learning and Stage 4: Final Year Degree Communication Skills Location Faculty of Science and Technology Course fee: £8,200 at Anglia Ruskin University

Course fee: £10,300†

Successful completion of Potential career paths this pathway will lead to the Optometry; ophthalmic dispensing. award of the following from Anglia Ruskin University: • BOptom (Hons) Optometry • BSc (Hons) Ophthalmic Dispensing

* Two semester University Foundation not available in June. † Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. 21 PATHWAYS Postgraduate pathways at Anglia Ruskin University

The postgraduate • have been away from studies for You will: pathway advantage a period of time • develop your fundamental knowledge A CRIC postgraduate pathway provides you • are looking to fine-tune skills already and understanding of the basic principles with valuable insight into postgraduate-level gained during undergraduate studies, relevant to your chosen degree studies in the UK. Most importantly, it will employment or both • develop basic numerical techniques, equip you with the appropriate knowledge If you fall into any of the above categories, research methodologies and ICT, and skills you need to excel in your chosen choosing the postgraduate pathway at CRIC presentation and communication skills taught master’s degree is the right decision. • gain a competent set of transferable The postgraduate pathway is designed for skills that will help you in your academic students from a variety of backgrounds who: The Pre-Master’s pathway will prepare you studies and future career, and enable for future postgraduate studies by giving • require additional English you to make informed decisions you confidence and expertise in areas language training • attain the necessary level of language relevant to your taught master’s degree. • come from a different academic competence specific to your chosen environment to that of the UK field of study

Pathways Duration Intakes Structure Assessment Pathway: 12 weeks September, This pre-sessional semester comprises Assessment is via a mix of examination, Pre-Sessional January four modules designed to improve your coursework, essays and other written Learning Skills and and June English language ability to Level B2, or assignments. Coursework may include Communication higher, and emplace vital study skills. problem-solving activities, consultancy Teaching is tailored towards your chosen projects, presentations, business postgraduate pathway, so you are prepared simulations and individual and for subsequent studies while improving group reports. your communicative abilities. Pre-Master’s One September, While studying at CRIC, students will cover Assessment for most modules (Stage 1) semester January a series of modules that will prepare them is continuous, and includes tests, and June for a seamless progression to their chosen assignments and a dissertation. taught master’s degree. All modules Most modules have a final include core academic skills relevant two-hour examination. to postgraduate study. Master’s One year — September The master’s (Stage 2) offers students the Modules will be assessed be via (Stage 2) 18 months and January chance to build on what they have learned exams, assignments, essays, or seminar during the pre-master’s and extend their performance (group or individual professional understanding about their presentations). Assessment may relevant area of study. A taught master’s also include projects that can be degree usually consists of a series of completed either as part of a group specialist modules in structured class, or individually. For most masters’ seminar or tutorial formats. A research degrees, preparing and submitting thesis component may be included, but a major project or dissertation will is much shorter than what is required for form a large part of the assessment a master’s degree by research. However, and final grade. most taught masters’ degrees will have a final major project or dissertation component. 22 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Postgraduate pathways at Anglia Ruskin University

Stage 1: Pre-Master’s Successful completion of Potential career paths this pathway will lead to the Accounting and finance; arts project Location award of the following from management; business analysis; CRIC at Anglia Ruskin University Anglia Ruskin University: business consulting; construction management; construction project Intakes Business management; corporate law; creative design management; diplomacy; September, January and June • Masters of Business Administration (MBA)† economics; engineering management; entrepreneurship; human resource Duration • Engineering Management management; international trade; One semester • MSc Engineering Management international trade law; IT management; • MA International Management logistics, marketing management; Modules • MSc Accounting and Financial Analysis project management. • Advanced Contract Law • MA Arts Management • Business Management • MA Human Resource Management‡ (double module) • MA International Business Master of International • Information Communication Technology • MA International Business Business (MBA and MAIB (Dual Degree Option — Switzerland)† dual degree qualification) • Interactive Learning Skills • MA International Business Course overview: and Communication † (Dual Degree Option — Netherlands) This unique degree enables you to • MA International Business Economics receive two degrees for the price of Course fee: £4,500 • MSc International Logistics one: an MA in International Business • MA International Sustainable from Anglia Ruskin University and either Tourism Management an MBA in International Business and Management from Hanze University in • MSc Management Stage 2: Master’s Degree Groningen, the Netherlands or an MSc • MA Marketing Innovation in International Management from Location • MSc Project Management§ , Switzerland. You will spend half Lord Ashcroft International Business the time in the UK and the other in the IT School, Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Netherlands or Switzerland. Both Sciences or Faculty of Science and • MSc Information and courses are delivered in English. Students Technology at Anglia Ruskin University Communication Technology must have completed at least two years • MSc Business Information Systems‡ of work experience to be accepted to the Intakes • MSc Mobile Telecommunications‡ programme in the Netherlands. September and January • MSc Network Security‡ • MSc Computer Science‡ Duration • MSC Network Management‡ 12-18 months Law Course fee: £9,800 - £12,900* • LLM International Business Law Publishing • MA Publishing

* Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. † Course has additional entry requirements of two years’ work experience. ‡ Course has additional entry requirements of a relevant bachelor’s degree. § Course has additional entry requirements of two years’ work experience in construction or built environment fields. All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. “I came from China to study in the UK. I was initially attracted to Cambridge because of its worldwide PATHWAYS reputation - the city is very culturally diverse and has a lot to offer. I want to be a manager in the future so I chose the MA International Business at Anglia Ruskin University, because it covers transnational and multinational business.”

Ling Quan Huang, China International Business 24 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Academic entry requirements

If your country is not listed, please visit anglia.ac.uk/cric or contact the CRIC Admission Office by emailing [email protected].

Country/ Region Undergraduate pathway Postgraduate pathway Stage 1: Stage 2: Stage 1: University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s

UK education 5 GCSE passes 2 passes in the British GCE or VCE A-Levels or 1 Successful completion of a degree system A-Level pass and or 3-year diploma equivalent, from a 2 AS-Level passes recognised institution or successful completion of a minimum of 15 years’ education International 18 points 22 points as above Baccalaureate Albania Maturity Certificate Grade 5 average Maturity Certificate Grade 7 average as above Bahrain Successful completion of Shahadat-al- Successful completion of a Foundation as above tahanwaia-al-a’ama (General Secondary Programme or equivalent School Certificate with a minimum average of 50% or higher Bangladesh Successful completion of HSC/ Successful completion of HSC/intermediate as above intermediate certificate (10+2) with certificate with a minimum average of 55% in minimum average of 50% 4 subjects Cambodia Successful completion of Diploma of Successful completion of Diploma of Upper as above Upper Secondary with a 50% average Secondary with a 60% average China Successful completion of Senior Middle Successful completion of Senior Middle 3 with Successful completion of a degree School 2 with a minimum average of 60% a minimum average of 60% across 4 academic or 3–year diploma equivalent subjects on either the Hui Kao or Senior Middle (e.g. DaZhuan) from a recognised Examinations (English and Chinese are not institution or following successful acceptable as academic subjects) completion of a minimum of 15 years’ education Egypt Satisfactory pass in Certificate of Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Successful completion of a Secondary Education or Al-Azhar Training Diploma degree or 3–year diploma equivalent, from a recognised institution or successful completion of a minimum of 15 years’ education Ghana Minimum of 4 SSCE passes (Including Minimum of 6 SSCE passes with grades of C as above Maths and English) or above Hong Kong HKDSE - an average of 40-55% (depending HKDSE - Minimum of 3 passes at Grade 3 as above on school’s banding) in Form 4 and or the equivalent of 110 UCAS tariff points Form 5, including English, and including at GCE A/AS level or equivalent Mathematics where required. India Successful completion of all India Successful completion of All India or State as above or State SSC (X) with 50% average Board HSC (II) with 50% average Indonesia SMU III or SMU II grade of 6.5 SMU III grade of 7 (Average of 4 subjects) as above Iran Successful completion of High School Successful completion of High School Diploma as above Diploma with an overall Pass and Pre-University Certificate with an average of 12 or above Jordan Successful completion of Certificate Successful completion of Certificate of General as above of General Secondary Education with Secondary Education with a minimum average a minimum average of 50% of 65% of completion of diploma (pass) Kazakhstan Successful completion of Atestat/diploma Successful completion of Atestat/diploma or as above or successful completion of secondary successful completion of secondary education education with a 3.5 average with a 4.5 average Kenya Successful completion of KCSE with a D Successful completion of KCSE with grades of as above average or 5 passes at GCE O-Level C or above or 2 GCE A-Level or 1 A-Level pass and 2 AS-Levels Korea Successful completion of High School Successful completion of High School Diploma as above Diploma with minimum average of 50% with minimum average of 65-75% 25 PATHWAYS

Country/ Region Undergraduate pathway Postgraduate pathway Stage 1: Stage 2: Stage 1: University Foundation First Year Degree Pre-Master’s

Kuwait Successful completion of Shahadat-al- Successful completion of Successful completion of a tahanwaia-al-a’ama (general Secondary a Foundation Programme degree or 3-year diploma equivalent, School Certificate with a minimum from a recognised institution or average of 50% or higher successful completion of a minimum of 15 years education Malaysia Successful completion of SPM with 2 passes in STPM or UEC with as above 4 passes or Senior Middle 2 a 65% average Mauritius 5 passes in Cambridge Overseas School 2 passes in Cambridge Overseas Higher School as above Certificate/GCE O Level Certificate/GCE A Level, or 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes Mongolia Successful completion of high school with Successful completion of Foundation as above a minimum average of 60% programme or equivalent Myanmar Successful completion of Basic Education Successful completion of as above High School Examination Matriculation Technical High School Diploma with an overall pass with an overall pass Nepal Successful completion of School Leaving Successful completion of HSC with a minimum as above Certificate SLC/Upper Secondary School average of Division I Certificate (3 years) with a minimum average of Division I Nigeria Minimum of 4 credits at SSCE exams Minimum of 6 credits including English and as above (WAEC/NECO) Maths from the SSCE exams (WAEC/NECO) Oman Successful completion of Thanawiya Successful completion of Foundation as above amma with a minimum average of 50% Entrepreneur or equivalent Pakistan Successful completion of SSC (10) with a Successful completion of HSC (10+2) with as above grade average of 45% a grade average of 55% Qatar Successful completion of Tawjihiyya Successful completion of a Foundation as above (General Secondary School Certificate) Entrepreneur or equivalent with a minimum average of 50% Russia Successful completion of Atestat with Successful completion of Atestat with as above a 3 average a 4.5 average Saudi Arabia Successful completion of Tawjihiyah (General Successful completion of Foundation as above Secondary Education Certificate) with a Entrepreneur or equivalent minimum grade average of 50% South Africa Successful completion of Senior Successful completion of Senior Certificate as above Certificate (no matriculation endorsement) (with Matriculation endorsement) Sri Lanka 5 passes in GCE O-Levels or equivalent 2 passes in GCE A-Levels or 1 A-Level pass and as above 2 AS passes Taiwan Successful completion of the Successful completion of as above Senior High School Certificate Senior High School Certificate with with a C grade or above B Grades in 4 academic subjects Thailand Successful completion of Mayatom 6 with Successful completion of Mayatom 6 with a as above a minimum average of 50% minimum average of 65% Turkey Successful completion of Devlet Lise Devlet Lise Diplomasi - average of 3 as above Diplomasi (State High School Diploma) or Diploma – pass with a minimum average of 50% United Arab Successful completion of Tawjihiyah Successful completion of a as above Emirates (General Secondary Education Certificate) foundation programme from with a minimum grade average of 50% another institution or equivalent Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 with Successful completion of Year 12 with as above a 6.5 average a 6.0 average Zambia 4 passes in ZSC 6 passes in ZSC graded at 4 or above as above Zimbabwe 5 passes in Zimsec O-level/Cambridge 2 passes in Zimsec A-Level/GCE A-Levels as above School Certificate (CSC) or Cambridge or equivalent or 1 pass at A-Level and 2 passes Overseas School Certificate at AS-Level (COSC)/GCE O-levels 26 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

English language requirements

The language of instruction at CRIC is English. To attain entry into the undergraduate or postgraduate pathway, you must be able to demonstrate you have a suitable level of English proficiency. You can do this by obtaining one of the results shown in the tables below.

Undergraduate pathway admission at Stage 1 – University Foundation

Undergraduate pathway – extended 4 years Pre-sessional semester University Foundation First Year Degree Second Year Final Year Stage Learning Skills and Communication I Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Duration 1 semester 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters Min IELTS requirement 4.5 overall 5.5 overall (B2) Reading: 4.5; Writing: 4.5; Reading: 5.5; Writing: 5.5; Speaking: 4.0; Listening: 4.0 Speaking: 5.5; Listening: 5.5 You will receive a packaged offer for the pre-sessional component plus all the relevant stages of study, as well as a visa for the entire duration of your studies.

Undergraduate pathway admission at Stage 2 – First Year Degree

Undergraduate pathway – extended 3 years Pre-sessional semester First Year Degree Second Year Final Year Stage Learning Skills and Communication I Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Duration 1 semester 3 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters Min IELTS requirement 4.5 overall 5.5 overall (B2) Reading: 4.5; Writing: 4.5; Reading: 5.5; Writing: 5.5; Speaking: 4.0; Listening: 4.0 Speaking: 5.5; Listening: 5.5 You will receive a packaged offer for the pre-sessional component plus all the relevant stages of study, as well as a visa for the entire duration of your studies.

Postgraduate pathway admission at Stage 1 – Pre-Master’s

Postgraduate pathway – extended 1.3 years Pre-sessional semester Pre-Master’s Master’s Stage Learning Skills and Communication Stage 1 Stage 2 Duration 1 semester 1 semester 2 semesters Min IELTS requirement 4.5 overall 5.5 overall (B2) Reading: 4.5; Writing: 4.5; Reading: 5.5; Writing: 5.5; Speaking: 4.0; Listening: 4.0 Speaking: 5.5; Listening: 5.5 You will receive a packaged offer for the pre-sessional component plus all the relevant stages of study, as well as a visa for the entire duration of your studies.

Your English language preparation

If you do not meet our English language The English language training is conducted requirements, you can receive the English by Anglia Ruskin University’s English as a language tuition you need to prepare you for Foreign Language (EFL) Centre. successful entry into your degree pathway. ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 27

Your investment

Fees and charges for the 2012/2013 academic year

English Language Course fee (£) Cost per 12-week block of study £3,300

Undergraduate pathway Stage of study CRIC Anglia Ruskin University course fee per stage (£) course fee per stage (£) Pre-sessional semester £3,650 – Stage 1 University Foundation £8,200 – Stage 2 First Year Degree (Business) £8,600 – Stage 2 First Year Degree (Arts or Science) £9,600 – Stages 3 and 4 Second and Final Year Degree (Business) £9,500–£10,300* Stages 3 and 4 Second and Final Year Degree (Arts or Science) £9,500–£10,300* Postgraduate pathway Stage of study CRIC Anglia Ruskin University course fee per stage (£) course fee per stage (£) Pre-sessional semester £3,650 – Stage 1 Pre-Master’s £4,500 – Stage 2 Master’s £9,800* Stage 2 MBA £12,900*

Academic calendar

January 2013 May 2013 September 2013 Pre-sessional Enrolment and registration 4 February 22 May 27 September Study starts (Start of teaching) 4 February 28 May 30 September

Study ends (End of examinations) 3 May 19 August 20 December University Foundation, First Year Degree in Business† and Pre-Master’s Enrolment and registration 21 January 22 May 18 September Study starts (Start of teaching) 28 January 28 May 23 September Study ends (End of examinations) 3 May 16 August 20 December (Pre-Master’s 31 May (pre-master’s) and University Foundation) 10 January 2014 (First Year Degree — Arts and Science)

* Stated Anglia Ruskin University fees are a guide only and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date fee listings, please visit anglia.ac.uk/international. † No May 2013 semester for integrated First Year Degree courses (all subjects other than business). All CRIC course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at anglia.ac.uk/cric. "CRIC offers a quality education. The academic and management staff are inspirational - they give excellent support to the students."

Martins Mba, Nigeria Law ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 29

Navitas bursaries and scholarships

Navitas family bursaries Navitas academic Scholarship policy Navitas offers financial support in the form merit scholarships 1. Two scholarships for one academic of family bursaries. A bursary applies where Navitas is committed to helping students term’s tuition are offered at all Navitas two or more students from the same family achieve their career goals by offering member institutions each. study with a Navitas member institution.* scholarships to outstanding students.** 2. Where the Academic Assessment Committee must differentiate The first family member can be studying Navitas academic merit scholarships between equally qualified applicants, with a Navitas member institution at the are awarded each term by each Navitas additional factors such as educational same time as other family members, or pathway college or managed campus. Two disadvantage, membership of a specific they may have previously studied with any students with the highest GPA in four or equity group and/or significantly Navitas member institution. The bursary more subjects or courses will each receive adverse personal circumstances may be is granted to the second and subsequent a scholarship. taken into account. family members who study with a Navitas 3. Students are eligible to qualify for The scholarships cover: member institution. For the purpose of the scholarships after successful this bursary, a family member is defined • one academic term or part thereof at a completion of their first term and after as a husband, wife, brother, sister, mother, Navitas member institution (equivalent to commencing their second term. the tuition fees for a maximum of up to father, son, daughter or stepchild. 4. Students can only be awarded the five academic subjects or courses) for: scholarship once. The bursary is equivalent to 10 percent - a diploma, advanced diploma or 5. Students already in receipt of a of tuition fee for the first attempt at units associate degree (Australia) or courses in the programme of study scholarship may not be eligible for - UTP Stage II or associate the Navitas scholarship. (ie a certificate, diploma, University degree (Canada) 6. Students are required to pay for any Transfer Programme (UTP), University - UPP or IUTP (United States) Pathway Programme, bachelor’s degree, additional courses or subjects or - undergraduate pathway programme courses undertaken that are over the pre-master’s programme, postgraduate (United Kingdom); or qualifying programme or master’s degree)† amount covered by the scholarship. with a Navitas member institution (excluding • one semester of undergraduate study at ACN, Curtin Sydney, Curtin or ** Navitas academic merit scholarships are offered the Mixed English option).‡ This amount to students studying at ACN, Curtin College, Macquarie city campus; or is credited to the eligible student’s tuition Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore, CRIC, EIBT, EIC, fee account each academic term, with the • one semester of a master’s programme Eynesbury, FIC, HIC, ICM, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, amount being relevant to the number of at Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore or La Trobe Melbourne, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus, units undertaken in that term. The bursary Macquarie city campus. MIBT, MIBT Indonesia, NIC, PIBT, PUIC, QIBT, SAIBT, SIBT, Navitas at UMass Boston, Navitas applies to the first program of study only The scholarships are applied to the at UMass Dartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, undertaken at a Navitas member institution tuition for the second term of enrolment Navitas at WKU and Navitas at UNH only. and does not apply to additional units or only or the final semester of study in This information is correct as at the time of printing repeat units that may also be undertaken. an undergraduate or postgraduate and may be subject to change without notice or at A completed application must be submitted programme. Students must be enrolled the discretion of Navitas member institutions or to the Navitas institution where the second as a full time student to qualify for . family member is studying, together with the scholarships. supporting documents such as a birth The scholarship panel from each Navitas certificate or family card.§ Application member institution will announce the forms can be obtained from the Navitas recipients of the Navitas academic merit institution where the student has enrolled. scholarships upon the completion of each * The Navitas family bursary applies to term and the release of the results. The students studying at ACBT, ACN, AUSI, BCUIC, recipients will be notified by mail and the Curtin College, Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore, successful students posted on the college CRIC, EIBT, EIC, Eynesbury, FIC, HIC, ICM, website by consent. Students are not ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, La Trobe Melbourne, LIBT, required to apply for the scholarship, as it is Macquarie City Campus, MIBT, MIBT Indonesia, awarded based on academic performance NIC, PIBT, PUIC, QIBT, SAIBT, SIBT, Navitas at and all students are eligible. UMass Boston, Navitas at UMass Dartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Navitas at WKU and Navitas at UNH only. † Certificate programmes may also be known or registered a Foundation Studies or University Transfer Programme Stage I. Diploma programmes may also be known or registered as Undergraduate Pathway, University Transfer Programme Stage II or University Pathway Programme. ‡ The Navitas bursary is not applicable to any English language programme or any component of an English language programme offered by a Navitas member institution. § The supporting documentation that is required will depend on the country where the student is enrolled.

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Student services

CRIC is committed to helping you achieve your goals Activities at CRIC by providing you with all the support services you need. If you are interested in getting involved in sports and cultural societies, Anglia Ruskin As a CRIC student, you will have access to both CRIC University is the perfect university for you. and Anglia Ruskin University services. Cambridge and Chelmsford offer a wide range of recreational and sporting facilities that you can use, including cricket pitches, sports halls and gyms. Services available at CRIC • Assignment help CRIC encourages you to use all the support • Attendance monitoring Being part of sports and cultural societies services available and to contact our friendly • Disability support while you are at Anglia Ruskin University will open up many social and career staff for advice and assistance whenever you • English language support need it. Remember, we are here to help you opportunities for you. We encourage our • Enrolment in your pathway achieve success within your chosen pathway students to participate in such activities of study. • Learning support as much as possible. • Orientation programmes The Student Support team looks after all our • Registration with Anglia Ruskin University Clubs and societies on campus students’ needs, including: • Registration with CRIC For a list of clubs and societies on • Academic performance monitoring — campus, visit: web.anglia.ac.uk/vod/life/ • Social activities Students in Jeopardy programme cambridge/cam_clubs.html. • Student welfare • Study skills training • 24/7 emergency assistance

Why visit us at anglia.ac.uk/cric?

There is plenty of information on this site so visit us and spend some time browsing our pages online. If your parents have questions our website has information for them too. The CRIC website has the most up-to-date information about the college, including pathway information, accommodation options and scholarship availability. Visit the site to see what awaits you at CRIC and Anglia Ruskin University.

Join us on Facebook at check out our inter-college sporting events, facebook.com/cricuk and check out the cultural and social activities that other CRIC students are Next time you are on Facebook, find out getting up to during their free time. what our students are getting up to. You’ll see all the fun activities we are doing this year, and find helpful tips on accommodation, saving money and living in the beautiful locations of Cambridge and Chelmsford. You’ll also be able to read movie reviews, ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 31

Accommodation

CRIC offers places in Anglia Ruskin University’s Off-campus accommodation Halls of Residence for those wishing to live on CRIC provides a referral service to our preferred off-campus accommodation either the Cambridge or Chelmsford campus. service providers for new and continuing The Halls of Residence consist of low-rise, modern students wishing to live locally. The service helps CRIC students to source privately buildings situated either on or next to each campus. rented accommodation within the cities of Cambridge and Chelmsford and close Alternatively, CRIC offers off-campus cupboard and free broadband to Anglia Ruskin University. accommodation through its preferred internet access. Students share service providers. a large self-catering kitchen. Reserving accommodation Once you have accepted an offer to study After living in Halls of Residence for one at CRIC you may then wish to ask us to On-campus accommodation semester, many students find that they arrange your accommodation. To reserve This accommodation is intended for new have settled into life at Anglia Ruskin your room you will need to complete an students and is normally only available for a University and made friends, and would Accommodation Form and pay a £800 stay of one semester (16 weeks maximum). like to experience off-campus living in reservation fee in advance. You must then Rooms in Halls of Residence are limited, Cambridge or Chelmsford. so if you want to apply for one you should pay the remaining accommodation cost do so early. The cost of a room in the Halls of Residence when you receive your student visa. for one semester varies between £1,850 and Places are limited so we recommend you Students staying in the Halls of Residence £2,350. Please check anglia.ac.uk/cric for book early to ensure your place and choice will have their own en-suite single room, the most up-to-date costs. of room. which usually includes a single bed, desk,

Cost-of-living guide

You will be expected to reside in Cambridge or Chelmsford for the duration of your studies at CRIC and Anglia Ruskin University. As such, the UK Border Agency (UKBA) requires students to be able to demonstrate minimum subsistence funds of £800 per month to cover their living expenses. For further details, contact the CRIC Student Support Office at [email protected].

The money you will need includes course decide to study. If you haven’t studied in the fees and living costs (also called UK before or recently, the information below maintenance funds). Your monthly living will help you budget for your study here. costs may vary depending on where you

Where you Length of course will study Money needed Nine months or less CRIC Full course fees and £800 for each calendar month of the course More than nine months CRIC Full course fees and £5,400 to cover living costs for nine months For more information, visit ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk and follow the Studying in the UK link. 32 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

How to apply to study at CRIC

Applying to CRIC Complete the CRIC Application form Send your completed application form and send it with supporting documents — including your academic qualifications and documents by mail, email or fax to: and English test results — to CRIC or your CRIC representative Cambridge Ruskin International (Certified translations must accompany documents that are not in English) College (CRIC) Coslett Building (Cos 415) Anglia Ruskin University East Road Receive an Offer of Admission Cambridge CB1 1PT Download Tier 4 visa application and prepare all documents needed for the visa as United Kingdom described in the UKBA visa application guidance notes E [email protected] F +44 (0)1223 698763 (international) F 01223 698763 (from the UK) Accept the offer by paying the course fee deposit indicated and returning a completed Acceptance Form to CRIC (You can make a payment via bank transfer, international bank draft or debit/credit card)

Receive visa support information CRIC will send you the information you need to apply for your UK student visa (Tier 4) Re-check to see if you have all original documents, funds required, as per the CRIC CAS document and UKBA visa application guidance notes, prior to applying for the Tier 4 visa

Arrange student accommodation in Cambridge or Chelmsford CRIC can help organise suitable student accommodation (Demand is often high for the most popular accommodation, so make sure you arrange accommodation as soon as possible)

Apply for your visa Full details on the visa application process can be found at ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk (You must you notify CRIC once the outcome of your application is confirmed)

Arrive in the UK CRIC will help arrange transfer from the airport to your accommodation and will provide a full orientation before enrolment (You should notify CRIC of your arrival details so that we can make these arrangements)

Start the first stage of your studies at CRIC and complete your degree at Anglia Ruskin University ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 33

Payment and refund — applicants and new students

This payment and refund policy Fee Deposit will be calculated against 3.0 Financial conditions and refunds: applies to applicants and new your academic programme fees and Programme Fee Deposit, programme students undertaking an enrolment these fees will be held on account until fees, student accommodation fees, you progress to academic studies); charges or accounts process at the commencement of a pathway of studies. • £800–£1000 (the amount is specified on 3.1 Conditions: your Acceptance of Offer Form) towards 3.1.1 The laws pertaining to money laundering Registered students are those who any pre-booked student accommodation in the UK require that any payment made on their behalf by provide CRIC. All made to and confirmed as received by have completed an enrolment process as payment towards the full amount (the and are considered to be ‘continuing CRIC will only ever be refunded to the full account must be paid prior to a person making the original payment students’. They are not considered student arriving in the UK); in source country of the payment. under this policy, see Payment and • the NavInsure Policy fee — Payment of this Where an accommodation deposit has Refund — Continuing Students. fee is required in advance if you select to been paid to the College which is then 1.0 Payment methods: Programme purchase the Navinsurance Policy. transferred to a third party (provider of Fee Deposit, programme fees, Refund of this fee is subject to the terms actual accommodation) with the approval student accommodation fees, and conditions of the Navinsurance policy of the student or parent/legal guardian; charges or accounts (in particular point “3 — Cancellation” of the deposit is then subject to the terms the general conditions on page 3 of the and conditions for refund of the third party 1.1 Payment of the amount, along with any Policy Booklet). transaction costs, due should be made and the College therefore has no further in £, pounds sterling, to CRIC by: In some instances, CRIC may request an liability or responsibility for any refund. additional advance payment for specific • UK bank cheque; 3.1.2 CRIC reserves the right to return to source pathways of study or where additional any excessive payment, consisting of over • international bank draft; administrative charges may be required. three semesters’ advanced payments, • telegraphic transfer; 2.3 No applicant will be issued with a CAS inclusive of programme fees and/ • UK bank debit card; Statement until all requirements in paras. or student accommodation fees, as a 2.1 and 2.2 have been met. preventative measure to any excessive • non-UK bank debit card (3% surcharge money transfer into and within the UK. will apply); or 2.4 No applicant will be permitted to enrol on a pathway of study until all required advance 3.1.3 CRIC accepts no responsibility for any • credit card (3% surcharge will apply) payments are made in full by the required miscommunication that may arise where If payment is made by telegraphic transfer due date. All required payments must be inaccurate applicant contact details or then it must state the: made prior to the commencement of the where such details are out of date. It is the • student’s name; and semester of enrolment, inclusive of fees, responsibility of applicant, and the parent/ charges and accounts. guardian where an applicant is under the age • student’s CRIC student ID number; 2.5 Deferral of entry for applicants will of 18 years, to provide and confirm correct as reference for payment and provide CRIC not normally be permitted once a CAS contact details for communication purposes. with proof of payment statement has been issued by Anglia 3.1.4 CRIC reserves the right to correct 1.2 CRIC bank details are as follows: Ruskin University. However, there will be any clerical details or omissions. Bank name: Citibank London exceptional circumstances under which 3.1.5 CRIC accepts no responsibility for CRIC Learning and Teaching Board may Address: Citigroup Centre, Canada Square, any loss or damage, including without grant a deferral of up to one semester; limitation, direct or consequential loss Canary Wharf, London, E14 5LB. where a CAS number has been applied for United Kingdom or damage or any loss or damages or a CAS Statement issued by Anglia Ruskin whatsoever arising from the terms and Account name: CRIC Ltd University on behalf of an applicant and they conditions of payments and refunds. have gained a student visa on this basis prior Account Address: London, UK to deferral of entry, and where an applicant 3.1.6 All payments are subject to Bank Account number: 11972472 can provided binding evidence that: the following conditions: Bank Sort Code: 18-50-08 • they are not in the UK; and • the payee is authorised to use the payment method used; IBAN Number: GB79CITI18500811972472 • the request/reason for deferral is fully supported by documentary evidence; • a payment must be confirmed as having SWIFT Code: CITIGB2L (Citibank London) reached the CRIC Citibank account for it 2.0 Financial conditions: application then all advance payments made to to be deemed as a payment; and date will be held by CRIC and rolled 2.1 All applicants must have satisfied/provide forward to the deferred enrolment • where a card provider declines or refuses CRIC that: date. Also see paras. 3.2.7. a payment or where incorrect details have been provided by the payee and a • they have acceptable sources of funding 2.6 Fees are correct as at the time of printing. for the duration of the pathway. See the payment does not reach the CRIC CRIC reserves the right to vary its fees at Citibank account, CRIC has no obligation Student Visa Information on the website any time. anglia.ac.uk/cric (information also to notify the payee or applicant and attached to the Acceptance of Offer Form accepts no liability for any losses. and Provisional CAS Statement) for a list of documents that are acceptable. 2.2 All fees, charges and accounts will be payable in advance as determined by CRIC. All applicants are required to make advance payments inclusive of: • the Programme Fee Deposit — the amount is specified on your Acceptance of Offer Form and all deposits are taken as payment towards the full amount (note: if you are an applicant undertaking English language then your Programme 34 CRIC Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University 2012/13

Payment and refund — applicants and new students (continued)

3.2 International applicants: will only be made, subject to para 3.2.9, to 3.2.8 Where an applicant holds a NavInsure 3.2.1 CRIC reserves the right to retain any the person making the original payment in or alternative Insurance Policy, a refund payments or advanced payments made by source country of the payment and will be on advanced payment of programme an applicant, inclusive of fees, charges or subject to a £250 administrative charge. fees, see paras 3.2.2, 3.2.3 and 3.2.4, outstanding accounts, where documents 3.2.3 CRIC reserves the right not to offer a will only be applied by CRIC where the or information submitted to CRIC or Anglia programme of study/module previously applicant can evidence that they have Ruskin University are suspected to be made available at its own discretion. not made a successful claim against their fraudulent or deemed to be purposefully Where an applicant is unable to enrol policy for the programme fees held. misleading in content. This may be applied: in a similar pathway of study at CRIC, 3.3 EEA or Swiss national applicants: • where an applicant accepts an due to cancellation by CRIC, then a 3.3.1 CRIC reserves the right to retain any payments Unconditional Offer of a place at CRIC refund of the advanced payment on or advanced payments made by an applicant, by completing the Acceptance of Offer programme and student accommodation inclusive of fees, charges or outstanding Form and making the required payment fees can only be applied where an accounts, where documents or information (inclusive of the Programme Fee Deposit) applicant has provided evidence that: submitted to CRIC or Anglia Ruskin University to Anglia Ruskin University; or • they are no longer in the UK and that their are suspected to be fraudulent or deemed • where a CAS number has been applied for student visa has been cancelled; or to be purposefully misleading in content. or a CAS Statement issued by Anglia Ruskin • they have moved to and been 3.3.2 Where an applicant accepts an Unconditional University on behalf of an applicant; or accepted to another Tier 4 licensed Offer of a place at CRIC by completing • where an applicant has obtained entry educational establishment. the Acceptance of Offer Form and making clearance and/or leave to remain • A full refund of payments made pertaining the required payment (inclusive of the under an Anglia Ruskin University to the original pathway of study and Programme Fee Deposit) to CRIC, but who: CAS number/Statement. confirmed as received by CRIC, will only • is not verified through the acceptance/ • Where an applicant accepts an be made, subject to para 3.2.9, to the verification process by CRIC; Unconditional Offer of a place at CRIC person making the original payment in • formally withdraws and informs by completing the Acceptance of source country of the payment and will be the CRIC Admission Office of their Offer Form and making the required subject to a £250 administrative charge. decision four weeks prior to the payment (inclusive of the Programme 3.2.4 Where a CAS number has been applied programme start date; then Fee Deposit) to CRIC, but who: for or a CAS Statement issued by Anglia a refund of advanced payment on programme • is not verified through the acceptance/ Ruskin University on behalf of an applicant fees can only be made where information verification process by CRIC; and they have gained a student visa on this submitted by the applicant or agent is not basis, and where the applicant transfers, suspected of fraudulent activity or deemed • formally withdraws and informs the prior to the enrolment process, to another CRIC Admission Office of their decision as purposefully misleading, see para. 3.3.1. educational establishment within the UK; A full refund of payments made pertaining prior to or at the time of receiving a then they are not eligible for a refund of any Provisional CAS Statement; or to the programme of study and confirmed payments already made in respect of all as received by CRIC will only be made to • where no CAS number has been fees, charges and outstanding accounts. the person making the original payment in applied for or a CAS Statement 3.2.5 Where a CAS number has been applied for source country of the payment and will be issued by Anglia Ruskin University or a CAS Statement issued by Anglia Ruskin subject to a £250 administrative charge. on behalf of an applicant; then University on behalf of an applicant and they 3.3.3 CRIC reserves the right not to offer a a refund of advanced payment on have gained a student visa on this basis, programme of study/module previously programme fees, inclusive of any student and where an applicant fails to enrol then made available at its own discretion. accommodation fees paid, can only be they are deemed to be in breach of their Where an applicant is unable to enrol in a made where information submitted by student visa and they are not eligible for a similar pathway of study at CRIC, due to the applicant or agent is not suspected refund of any payments already made in cancellation by CRIC then a refund of the of fraudulent activity or deemed as respect of all fees, charges and accounts. advanced payment on programme and purposefully misleading, see para. 3.2.1. 3.2.6 Deferral of enrolment of an applicant to CRIC student accommodation fees will be made. A full refund of payments made pertaining will not normally be permitted. However, A full refund of payments made pertaining to to the programme of study and confirmed there will be exceptional circumstances under the original pathway of study and confirmed as received by CRIC, will only be made, which CRIC Learning and Teaching Board may as received by CRIC, will only be made to subject to para 3.2.9, to the person grant a deferral of up to one semester; where the person making the original payment in making the original payment in source a CAS number has been applied for or a CAS source country of the payment and will be country of the payment and will be subject Statement issued by Anglia Ruskin University subject to a £250 administrative charge. to a £250 administrative charge. on behalf of an applicant and they have gained 3.3.4 Deferral of enrolment of an applicant to CRIC 3.2.2 Where a CAS number has been applied a student visa on this basis, and where an will not normally be permitted. However, for or a CAS Statement issued by Anglia applicant can provide binding evidence that: there will be exceptional circumstances Ruskin University on behalf of an applicant • they are not in the UK; and under which CRIC Learning and Teaching and the applicant fails to gain a student • the request/reason for deferral is fully Board may grant a deferral of up to one visa; then a refund of advanced payment supported by documentary evidence. semester where an applicant can provide on programme fees, inclusive of any binding evidence that the request/reason for student accommodation fees paid, can Deferred applicants are not eligible for a deferral is fully supported by documentary only be applied where an applicant has refund of any payments already made in evidence. Deferred applicants are not eligible provided the following binding evidence: respect of all fees, charges and accounts, for a refund of any payments already made in inclusive of the NavInsure Policy fee. • a copy of the rejection letter received respect of all fees, charges and accounts. from the UK diplomatic mission (ECO); 3.2.7 Where an applicant has opted to take out the NavInsure Policy and paid the • evidence that the visa application associated fee as specified on the was made within time and valid Acceptance of Offer Form, a refund of application conditions; and the fee paid will be applied in line with the where information submitted by the applicant NavInsure Cancellation policy as specified or agent is not suspected of fraudulent in the NavInsure Policy Booklet provided to activity or deemed as purposefully misleading, applicants at the time their Policy is issued. see para. 3.2.1. A full refund of payments made pertaining to the programme of study and confirmed as received by CRIC, an Associate College of Application form Please print in BLOCK LETTERS

(1) Personal

Title: Mr Mrs Miss Other Family name: First name(s): Previous family name: (if applicable)

Date of birth: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Gender: Male Female Student address:

Postcode: Country: Home telephone: Mobile telephone: Country of birth: Skype ID: Email:

Country of passport held: Passport number:

(2) Pathway area selection

Undergraduate Pathway Areas Postgraduate Pathway Areas Stage 1: University Foundation Stage 2: First Year Degree Stage 1: Pre-Master’s Architecture Accounting and Finance Art Art & Design Architecture Business Business Arts and Humanities Engineering Communications and Humanities Business IT Computing and Technology Computing and Technology Law Engineering Engineering MBA Law Life Sciences Publishing Life Sciences Optometry

Year of entry: Month of entry: September January June

(This section must be completed, including desired major/specialisation, where relevent. For a list of degrees offered, refer to page 11 of this guide. Or visit cric.navitas.com/courses.)

Your chosen degree:

(3) Education details Prior education – highest level achieved

Name of qualification (eg. 'A' Levels, Year 12, Bachelor’s): Name of institution attended: Grades (itemise individual subject grades): Date of completion

CRIC_APPFORM.indd 1 06/07/2012 09:47 (4) English proficiency Disabilities/Special Needs continued Please provide details of your English language qualification. I have no known learning/physical disability I have a specific learning/physical disability IELTS (Score): Please give further details below and if necessary attach further information TOEFL (Score): to this form. Other (‘O’ Levels, Cambridge):

You must submit full academic transcripts/certificates and proof of English proficiency so that we can assess your eligibility for your selected study Pathway. (7) Have you studied previously in the UK? If these documents are not submitted with this form, we will not be able to process your application. Yes No (5) Declaration of criminal record From: DAY / MONTH / YEAR To: DAY / MONTH / YEAR In accordance with UK law, you must state if you have any Name of school/university: criminal convictions. Please indicate if you have any criminal convictions. (8) Other information Yes No How did you hear about CRIC? You may tick more than one box. (excluding spent convictions and minor motoring offences for which the penalty was a fine and/or up to 3 penalty points) Exhibition/seminar If you tick yes, you may need to provide details. Internet Newspaper/magazine advertisement (6) Disabilities/Special Needs British Council Please indicate in the next column whether or not you will need any additional Recommended by an CRIC representative (agent) support or facilities. We will pass this information on to our Student Services Recommended by a friend or relative team who will liaise with you to support you through the admission process Is your friend/relative an CRIC student? Yes No and determine whether we and the university can meet your study needs. Other:

(9) Application checklist and declaration We require the following section to be completed in order to process your application.

Check that you have: Check that you have attached: Completed all sections of the application form Certified copies of your academic transcripts Read and understood the Conditions of Enrolment, including the Fee Evidence of your English language ability if applicable and Refund Policy within the brochure or on the website A copy of your passport and/or visa I declare that the information I have supplied on this form is, to the best of my understanding and belief, complete and correct. I understand that the giving of false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation of enrolment. I give permission for CRIC to obtain official records from any educational institution that I have attended. I also authorise CRIC to supply any relevant official records to educational institutions to which I am seeking admission, to government bodies and to parents/sponsors if required. I understand that Course Fees are subject to review; I accept the conditions as laid out in the CRIC Payment and Refund Policy and accept liability for the payment of all Course Fees as outlined within. I understand that living expenses in the United Kingdom may be higher than in my own country and confirm that I am able to meet those costs. I hereby consent to CRIC disclosing my personal information to third parties in the manner set out in CRIC’s Privacy Policy, which includes: • Disclosure to CRIC representatives (agents) acting on my behalf; • Disclosure to Anglia Ruskin University to facilitate progression from CRIC to the next stage of my studies; • Disclosure to Navitas Ltd and its affiliates for the purpose of communication with regarding pathways and services offered by Navitas Ltd and its related companies. Tick this box if you do not wish to receive information via SMS about your offer.

Signature: Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR

Parent/Guardian Signature: Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR (if applicant is under 18 years of age)

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Send your application to CRIC QR Cambridge Ruskin International College Anglia Ruskin University, Coslett Building (Cos415) F +44 (0)1223 698763 CODE East Road, Cambridge CB1 1PT United Kingdom E [email protected]

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Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) and Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Indonesia (MIBT-I) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited. NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorized under federal law to enrol non-immigrant alien students. University Pathway Programs are not available to students from the People’s Republic of China, for any University of Massachusetts campus where Navitas conducts these programs. Registered Company names and CRICOS Provider Codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F (NSW), 02431E (WA), 02047B (VIC), 03204G (QLD), Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd trading as La Trobe Melbourne 03312D; La Trobe University 00115M (VIC), Australian Campus Network Pty Limited; La Trobe University 02218K (NSW); Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd 02042G; Curtin University 00301J (WA), Colleges of Business and Technology (NSW) Pty Ltd trading as Curtin Sydney; Curtin University 02637B (NSW); Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 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; Macquarie University 00002J; IBT Sydney Pty Ltd trading as Macquarie City Campus; Newcastle International College 03293B; The University of Newcastle 00109J. Navitas English: Courses in NT will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 02783C (NT). Courses in NSW, Qld and WA will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Services Pty Ltd ACN 002 069 730) CRICOS Provider 00289M (NSW), 00711B (Qld), 02252G (WA), with the exception of the Certificate IV in TESOL course which will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd, ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 00031D (NSW) and 03106K (Qld). Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne (Hawthorn Learning Pty Ltd, ACN 124 204 171) CRICOS 02931G; AustralianCollege of Applied Psychology 01328A (NSW), 02565B (QLD), 02829E (VIC); Navitas College of Public Safety 01945J. 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; LIBT 5171106; Plymouth Devon International College Ltd trading as Plymouth University International College (PUIC) 06822402; ICRGU 07154254. Navitas Limited ABN 69 109 613 309

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