Guaranteed progression to one of the UK’s leading modern universities

In partnership with

2019-2020 ONCAMPUS is proud to work in partnership with Contents the University of to offer high-quality university preparation programmes for About University of Sunderland international students on the University campus. University of Sunderland Highlights 06 Faculties and Progression Degrees 08 The University of Sunderland is an innovative, forward-thinking university with high standards of teaching, research and support, Faculty of Business, Law and Tourism 10 which sits at the heart of one of the UK’s most up-and-coming cities. Faculty of Technology 12 It has strong links with industry and business, and works closely with Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellbeing 14 some of the world’s leading companies. School of Arts and Creative Industries 16 The University has recently invested more than £130 million in its two Faculty of Education and Society 18 campuses – the Sir Tom Cowie Campus by the riverside, and the City Campus in the city centre – so students can enjoy first-class facilities About ONCAMPUS and high-quality courses that are perfectly placed to ensure a life- How ONCAMPUS Works 22 changing student experience. Our Programmes: Undergraduate Foundation Programme 24 International Year One 26 Master’s Foundation Programme 28

About Student Life Guide to Sunderland 32 Campus Life 34 Accommodation 36 Student Support 38

Applying Next Steps and Application Form 40 Checklist 44

Download our Coursefinder app designed to help you discover your ideal degree at University of Sunderland About University of Sunderland

03 About University of Sunderland

Highlights State-of-the-art Sunderland ‘Most Affordable University £8.5 million Ranked in the UK for International Sciences Complex Students’ – the cost of a degree Leeds allows students access to Hull is from £9,500 per year outstanding facilities Liverpool (Complete University Guide 2016) 2nd Birmingham in the UK for Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism TOP COURSES RANKED (Guardian University Guide 2019) Oxford (Guardian University Guide 2019) London No 02 Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism Sunderland is under four hours by No 06 Film Production & Photography Sunderland partners with some of the train from London, and just over two No 13 Mechanical Engineering hours from Leeds and Birmingham. 13th world’s largest organisations such as: No 14 Media & Film Studies in the UK for Microsoft | Yahoo! | Nissan No 20 Education Mechanical Engineering (Guardian University Guide 2019) Procter & Gamble No 23 Art No 31 Journalism, Publishing & Public Relations No 33 Fashion & Textiles No 35 Pharmacy & Pharmacology No 38 Accounting & Finance CitySpace sports and recreation facility houses th 6 badminton courts, 14 a sports hall, Students have University of Sunderland is 70 station fitness suite voted Sunderland ranked 14th in the UK for and was a pre-Olympic the BEST University Media & Film Studies degrees training provider in the North East, (Guardian University Guide 2019) for the 2012 and 15th in the UK London Olympics (Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2015) £130 million investment across CIM|NCTJ|CIPD|IET the two campuses, accredited degree programmes transforming the learning environment for students 06 07 About University of Sunderland

Professional Sunderland’s accreditations partnerships Faculties Many University of Most departments enjoy close Sunderland programmes collaboration and partnerships have professional with a number of industrial accreditations from and global partners. organisations such as: These include: • Chartered Management Institute (CMI) • Chartered Institute of BT Personnel and Development (CIPD) • National Council for the Nicholson Pfizer McLaren Faculty of School of Arts Training of Journalists (NCTJ) Microsoft Business, Law and Creative • Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Sony and Tourism Industries GlaxoSmithKline Business and Management Arts Law Design Nissan Motor British Manufacturing Airways Tourism, Hospitality Journalism and PR Work (UK) Ltd and Events Media experience Performing Arts Many of Sunderland’s Sage undergraduate degrees offer Faculty of sandwich programmes which Technology enable students to gain Faculty of valuable work experience Engineering Education and with companies such as: Computing • Nissan Society • IBM Combined Subjects • British Telecom Faculty of Health English • PricewaterhouseCoopers Sciences and History Wellbeing Social Sciences Teacher Training and Health, Nursing and Clinical Education Sciences “I had heard that Sunderland’s courses in Pharmacy Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical were really good, and having compared them to others and Cosmetic Sciences I decided Sunderland was better as it was affordable

Psychology

and it would take less time to graduate. When I d

Sport and Exercise Sciences n arrived in January it was cold! But I liked it a lot; it

Best a

l

r

e was green and natural and I found it easy to settle in. d

Business School Y

n My teachers were really nice; they made sure every

u u

a

S

n student understood what was being taught. I had 7-8 in the North East f

R o students in my class and the teacher gave us group o y n t for Student i g s work to discuss between each other, presentations r L e e v e i and seminars, which was a beneficial way to learn as Satisfaction , n M U we have to research by ourselves. My English is much a | ( l y a c better than before I started the programme. I enjoy the y a University Guide 2015) si an rm University gym and used the library a lot, which is open | a Pr Ph ogr rm 24 hours a day.” essed to: MPha

08 09 s

About University of Sunderland u p

m

S

a

c h C

o e

i Faculty of o Degrees you can progress to l w

o o f C with guaranteed progression* to a University of Sunderland degree. B u m Progression to Year 2 of these degrees available through the International Year One programme. s o i T Business, Law n *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria. e r s Si s is e and Tourism based on th Undergraduate degrees ENGLISH REQUIRED ONCAMPUS PROGRESSION PATHWAY: PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5)

BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance1 BA (Hons) Business and Marketing Management

BA (Hons) Business and Economics BA (Hons) Events Management1

BA (Hons) Business and Financial Management BA (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management1

BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource Management BSc (Hons) Tourism Management

BA (Hons) Business and Management1 LLB (Hons) Law (Humanities pathway) Studying Studying 1 Business Law These degrees are also available at the University of Sunderland London campus. Master’s degrees Many courses Sunderland Business School is a member of Students studying Law benefit from ENGLISH REQUIRED the Chartered Association of Business Schools, an award-winning teaching team, the PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 have gained MASTER’S FOUNDATION PROGRAMME: (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% which has gained recognition in a number of opportunity to advise real clients as part (no component lower than 5.5) recognition league tables. As part of your course you will of a Student Law Clinic and perfecting from bodies be offered many opportunities to work closely their skills in a mock court room. All this Extended Award MA/MSc (please see page 31) MSc International Business Management such as the with businesses like Caterpillar, Microsoft is supported by learning facilities that MBM Business Management (University of Sunderland London campus only) MA Integrated Marketing Communications Chartered and Nissan to ensure that your learning is include a well-equipped library and MSc Digital Marketing and Data Analytics MA Marketing1 informed by the most current developments 24-hour access computing facilities. Institute of MBA Enterprise Innovation MBA Marketing in business. This degree requires three months’ work experience that demonstrates the ability This degree requires three months’ work experience that demonstrates the ability Personnel and to work at manager level. to work at manager level. Development MBA Finance MSc Operations and Logistics Management Exemptions This degree requires three months’ work experience that demonstrates the ability Students advise to work at manager level. MBA Supply Chain Management Students can get ahead with a number MSc Finance and Management1 of exemptions, for example BA (Hons) real clients as part MSc Tourism and Events Accounting and Finance provides MBA Hospitality Management MSc Tourism and Hospitality exemptions from nine of the of Sunderland’s MBA Human Resource Management LLM Criminal Law and Procedure professional examinations of MSc Human Resource Management the Association of Chartered Student Law LLM Human Rights Certified Accountants

(ACCA), speeding up Clinic

your progress towards d

n

a

l r

e

qualified status. d n

u

S

“I chose to study Law in the UK because it offered a faster

f

o

y process – three years in the UK compared to other countries

t

Work i s

r where it can be double that. I chose Sunderland because it gave

experience e

v i more advantages – the cost of living is low and the environment

Work placement n

U

is conducive to learning. It’s not a big city so I can focus more |

employers include IBM,

C w

h without getting distracted. My teachers were very helpful, they

Procter & Gamble, BT, a

i

b L

) kept asking if I had any difficulties and about my well-being, so I Nissan, Marriott Hotels, u s z PricewaterhouseCoopers o n felt very at home with them. The teaching style is very different, r o G H and Adidas. ( l there was more self-study. We had lots of discussion in class and o B r y L were encouraged to communicate. My class was pretty mixed with O : L p to ar d different nationalities so I learnt about lots of other countries and a, se Ni es beliefs, values and cultures, which was very interesting.” gerian | Progr

10 11 About University of Sunderland Engineering students have the Faculty of opportunity to Degrees you can progress to join the Formula with guaranteed progression* to a University of Sunderland degree.

Student team *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria. Technology which designs, builds, tests and races cars Undergraduate degrees ENGLISH REQUIRED ONCAMPUS PROGRESSION PATHWAY: PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 ENGINEERING AND SCIENCES (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5)

BEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering BSc (Hons) Games Software

BSc (Hons) Computing BSc (Hons) Information Communication Technology Studying Studying BSc (Hons) Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics BEng (Hons) Manufacturing Engineering Computer Engineering BSc (Hons) Computer Science BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering

Science BEng (Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering

Computer Science at the A number of courses are The University invested Europe’s most productive University of Sunderland accredited by the UK’s over £1 million in car plant, Nissan Motor Master’s degrees achieved high ratings in the Chartered Institute for IT, the state-of-the-art Manufacturing (UK) Ltd, National Student Survey 2016: British Computer Society. engineering technology is right on the doorstep, ENGLISH REQUIRED PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION Students on accredited and equipment in 2017. providing significant MASTER’S FOUNDATION PROGRAMME: IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 • Joint 2nd in the North East (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5) for assessment and feedback courses will automatically Dedicated engineering input into the design of gain exemption from laboratories, a state- Engineering courses at • No. 2 in the UK for personal some of the requirements of-the art metrology Sunderland. MSc Computing development (suitable for those who have not studied computing before) MSc Electronic Engineering for progressing towards suite (where you will use Sunderland ranks chartered status. Computer-Aided Drawing No. 2 in the North East for MSc Cybersecurity MSc Manufacturing Engineering The University of Sunderland (CAD) software), an Engineering: Mechanical stands out for the quality engineering library and Guardian University League MSc Data Science MSc Mechanical Engineering of opportunities for work workshop facilities allow Tables 2019 placements and industrial you to gain vital practical MSc Engineering Management MSc Project Management projects with signed experience required by partnerships with industry.

Sony PlayStation,

and engagement d

n

a

l

with Microsoft, r “I heard a lot about the UK and the quality of its

e

Accenture, IBM d education so decided I wanted to study here. The

n

and British u

S ON teachers at CAMPUS were very helpful and

Airways. f o

David Goldman Informatics Centre welcoming and they taught me how to study more

y t

i independently, and I understand the importance Y s

r

o e

s of time management, research and report writing. v

e

i

f n I learned a lot from the mix of cultures and can M

U

e | now even write my name in Chinese! Sunderland s g h n k i has some good places to spend your free time, like e r s e , e K the bowling alley, football pitch and cinema, but if in u g w n I want to go to a bigger city centre I can travel to a E i l ti a Newcastle very easily.” | ic Pr n og ha res ec sed s) M to: BEng (Hon

12 13 About University of Sunderland Faculty of Degrees you can progress to with guaranteed progression* to a University of Sunderland degree. Health Sciences *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria.

and Wellbeing Undergraduate degrees

CAMPUS PROGRESSION PATHWAY: ENGLISH REQUIRED ON PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 LIFE SCIENCES (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5)

BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) Physiological Sciences

BSc (Hons) Biopharmaceutical Science BSc (Hons) Psychology Studying Studying BSc (Hons) Cosmetic Science BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling BSc (Hons) Exercise, Health and Fitness BSc (Hons) Public Health

Pharmacy and Psychology MPharm Pharmacy (4-year degree) BSc (Hons) Sports and Exercise Sciences 7.0 IELTS (no component less than 6.5), 65% in academic modules and an Pharmaceutical Both of the University of Sunderland’s interview. Places limited to 10 per year. BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching BSc (Hons) courses are accredited by Sciences The British Psychological Society (BPS). Graduates who achieve at least a second The University of Sunderland’s long-standing class honours degree are eligible for the Master’s degrees was founded in 1921, graduate basis for chartered membership making it one of the most well connected in of the BPS. This is the first step towards ENGLISH REQUIRED the UK. PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION becoming a chartered psychologist. MASTER’S FOUNDATION PROGRAMME: (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 Staff within the Department include qualified (no component lower than 5.5) Psychology facilities include a cognitive pharmacists and research scientists laboratory which includes experimental in biomedical science, chemistry, cubicles, a computing laboratory containing MSc Drug Discovery and Development MSc Psychology pharmacology, dermatology and Suitable for students who have not studied Psychology as a first degree. 30 PCs equipped with psychology-specific MSc Environment, Health and Safety (IOSH Accredited) clinical therapeutics. software such as SPSS, fOCUS II Observation MSc Sports and Exercise Sciences MSc Public Health State-of-the-art facilities Psychology and PowerLab machines for include The Living Lab measuring physiological responses such as – a unique, purpose- heart rate, galvanic skin response and built environment, brain activity. housing a mock hospital ward,

pharmacy d

n

a l

dispensary and r

e “Sunderland is calm and friendly and I found it

examination d n

u

S easy to settle in. The teachers at ONCAMPUS

rooms.

f o

would joke around in class so they were never y

t s

i boring and they used Moodle so that we could r

e v

i review the class notes afterwards. I felt really Y

n e

e U ON | challenged at CAMPUS. I learned how

T

e h c to research properly, how to make my work i The Sciences Complex offers e n n e i

G c look professional, how to source. We would o S state-of-the-art facilities with h c i get homework to help improve our research , t M e m over £14 million of investment a s skills and our knowledge of subjects and then la o y C si ) give presentations in class, which made me an ns in new equipment | o Pro c (H nervous but improved my courage!” gressed to: BS

14 15 About University of Sunderland Official member of the BBC’s Developing Talent School of education partnership Degrees you can progress to with guaranteed progression* to a University of Sunderland degree. Arts and *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria.

Creative Industries Undergraduate degrees

ENGLISH REQUIRED ONCAMPUS PROGRESSION PATHWAY: PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5)

BA (Hons) Digital Film Production BA (Hons) Media Production Studying Professional BA (Hons) Fashion Journalism BA (Hons) Media, Culture and Communication partnerships BA (Hons) Film and Media BA (Hons) Social Media Management Media and The University of Sunderland maintains close links and BA (Hons) Journalism BA (Hons) Sports Journalism Communications partnerships with many organisations and employers. Students benefit from Industry accreditations These include: some of the most include AVID and SADIE The Royal Television Society advanced media facilities with courses such as BA The Radio Academy in any UK university (Hons) Broadcast Media Master’s degrees such as mediaHUB, Production being awarded The Society of Editors the University’s own the Creative Skillset Tick. BBC ENGLISH REQUIRED MASTER’S FOUNDATION PROGRAMME: PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 digital publishing and ITN (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5) broadcasting space, Sky state-of-the-art TV TCS Media and radio studios and RTS MA Magazine Journalism MA Radio You will need higher grades or interview for progression. digital post-production UKRD facilities, computer suites, MA Media Production (Film and Television) You will need higher grades or interview for progression. journalism suites and a surround-sound cinema.

d

n

a “My first impression of Sunderland was that l

r

e

d the people were friendly and that it was nice n

u

S

and quiet. Good for study, but close enough f

o

y to Newcastle for a night out. The ONCAMPUS

t i

s induction week offered lots of activities to r e

There are v help us settle in and see the facilities of the i

n

U University including CitySpace and the gym for

M

|

opportunities

u n example. Living in Sunderland itself is not too

e o

i s t to work on the i costly and good value for money, and I tend r c i u

E d to spend my spare time with friends going l award-winning l o i r s out. My time at ONCAMPUS was a really good - P O d lm experience and set me up in a number of ways campus radio station ju i F rh l for progression to the University of Sunderland. e a , it and student-run N ig Study skills such as research projects I had ig D er s) ia on only done once before, helped show me exactly websites n | P (H rogressed to: BA the sort of detail I should be including.”

16 17 About University of Sunderland Courses in this subject were ranked best in Faculty of the North East for Overall Satisfaction Degrees you can progress to Education (National Student Survey 2017) with guaranteed progression* to a University of Sunderland degree. and Society *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria.

Undergraduate degrees

ENGLISH REQUIRED ONCAMPUS PROGRESSION PATHWAY: PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5)

BA (Hons) Childhood Studies BA (Hons) History You will need a DBS check and medical to progress onto this degree. Studying Studying Studying BSc (Hons) Sociology BSc (Hons) Criminology

Education Social English BA (Hons) English The School of Education has over Sciences Students will be equipped with 100 years of excellence in teacher writing, research, and analytical skills training. Education courses give Students benefit from courses that that open doors to a wide variety of Master’s degrees students the best career prospects explore contemporary issues, enriching careers such as Journalism, Teaching in the North East according to The minds and transforming lives. and Publishing. Students who study ENGLISH REQUIRED PASS MARK FOR PROGRESSION Guardian University Guide 2016. • Students are encouraged to English, graduate with a life-long love MASTER’S FOUNDATION PROGRAMME: IELTS EQUIVALENT: 6.0 (IN ACADEMIC MODULES): 40% (no component lower than 5.5) engage in academic debate and to for language and literature. develop skills in critical thinking,

communication and teamwork. MA Education MA Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Best career • All courses include placement 100% You will need higher grades or interview for progression. You will need higher grades or interview for progression. prospects opportunities to relate theory to Overall MA English Studies in the North East practice, thanks to the University’s Satisfaction You will need higher grades or interview for progression. partnerships with local employers, achieved by this course The Guardian University voluntary organisations, local National Student Survey 2017 Guide 2016 authorities and hospitals.

“Sunderland is really beautiful, quite good

d

n

a for students as it’s quiet, which means we

l

r

e

d can focus on our study. The teachers at n

u ONCAMPUS would help us in everything that S

f o

we needed, personally or academically, and Students y

t

M

i s our one-to-one sessions were the opportunity

e r

l

e benefit from i

s v to talk about any specific issues. For me it was s i

a n

A U really wonderful to make friends with other courses

| m s i n nationalities, which helped us improve our n o that explore , i I t n a English as we would speak it every day. I love d l o e R contemporary n l this city and campus, and the ONCAMPUS e a si n an io | at teachers were really helpful in improving my issues Pr rn ogr nte English and knowledge for the future.” essed to: MSc I

18 19 About ONCAMPUS About ONCAMPUS

How ONCAMPUS A Your route to a degree at c

c e s University of Sunderland s Works a l l

th Our programmes at ONCAMPUS Sunderland are designed for e ONCAMPUS Sunderland offers guaranteed progression* to a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the U international students who do not meet the requirements for direct n University of Sunderland, on successful completion of our Foundation, Year One or Master’s programmes. entry to the University of Sunderland to study. You will benefit from iv er *Subject to meeting the specified criteria. the support we offer in preparing you to progress to the University. sit y’s facilities

Pre-university Undergraduate degree

1 term 3 terms Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Business, Economics, Finance & Management degrees

Engineering & Sciences degrees

Undergraduate Increase your English Improve your academic Expert university Progression to university Foundation language level grades and study skills progression support degree Programme Humanities & Social Sciences degrees Academic writing skills Additional year of study Expert guidance on which equivalent to 13 years of UK degree to progress to Master’s Academic reading skills study for undergraduate degree Life Sciences degrees Foundation One-to-one support sessions Programme Presentation and discussion Demonstrate academic level to degree Master’s skills meet university requirements Faculty visits and meetings

Listening and note taking Present higher grades in Pathway Preparation English Language Business, Economics, programme than achieved at high Finance & Management school for undergraduate entry International Year One degrees Learn the study skills essential for success in UK universities Additional research study skills for master’s students

ONCAMPUS Outstanding A proven track Part of the Quality gives you... teaching and record of University from assured support success day one Through every step of your ONCAMPUS is part of The ONCAMPUS Sunderland ONCAMPUS Sunderland is journey with us, you will be Cambridge Education Group, centre is located at the heart reviewed regularly by the supported by highly qualified one of the UK’s leading of the University, close to all Quality Assurance Agency teachers and support staff, university pathway providers the University’s facilities. (QAA), which is responsible for both in and outside the since 1952. maintaining standards across You will receive a University classroom. the UK university system. student card, and with it you Cambridge Education Group will have access to all the Your personal tutor will meet was the first private institution University’s facilities, clubs with you regularly to ensure to offer university foundation and societies while you study you are on track to pass the programmes in the UK your ONCAMPUS programme. programme and progress to in 1985, and successfully your chosen degree. prepares hundreds of students You will meet your course for the UK’s top universities leader at the University before Your personal tutor is also every year. you start your degree, and there to help you with any have the opportunity to try out issues you might have inside some of the excellent facilities. 13 or outside the classroom.

22 23 About ONCAMPUS

Undergraduate Foundation Up to Programme (UFP) 25 hours 60%/40%1 of classroom-based examinations/coursework This programme gives guaranteed progression* to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees or the International Year One in study time a week Business and Management.

Pass mark for English level required Degree progression route guaranteed (IELTS equivalent) for progression from progression (internal Pathways Modules academic modules* assessment)*

Economics & Business 6.0 Business English Skills for Business 40% (with no component Finance Behaviours lower than 5.5)

6.0 Extended Engineering & Pure Undergraduate English Physics Skills for Science 40% (with no component Undergraduate Physical Sciences Mathematics lower than 5.5) Foundation Foundation Programme 6.0 Programme Humanities and Globalisation & Human Skills for Humanities 6.0 (3 terms) 40% (with no component Undergraduate degree (4 terms) English Social Sciences Internationalisation Interactions and Social Sciences lower than 5.5)

6.0 Chemistry and Plant and Life Sciences English Skills for Science 40% (with no component Molecular Biology Animal Biology lower than 5.5)

3 terms

IELTS 6.0 IELTS 4.0 IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 Progressing to English language level Number Per term Annual Per term Annual Lab Dates and fees undergraduate degree of terms Standard Standard Lab based based starting in 10 June 2019 - 07 June 2020 4 £4,310 £17,240 £4,645 £18,580 September 2020 Entry criteria 23 September 2019 – 07 June 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 £4,665 £13,995 September 2020 23 September 2019 - 14 August 2020 4 £4,330 £17,320 £4,665 £18,660 September 2020 06 January 2020 – 14 August 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 £4,665 £13,995 September 2020

English level: All programmes are subject to a £300 registration fee and £2,200 refundable deposit. or equivalent, with no single element less From 4.5 IELTS An Under 18 Supplement applies to all students under the age of 18 at the start of their programme. For more details see page 37 and visit than 4.0, for 3-term UFP. www.oncampus.global/About-us Note: Modules are subject to availability and you will be guided onto the best combination of academic modules for your intended degree when you

arrive at ONCAMPUS Sunderland. For more information on module content visit our website www.oncampus.global.

Academic requirements: d

n

a l

r

e

d

n

Successful completion of 11-12 years of schooling with u

S

11-12 years f

o

good grades. Please see the website for academic y

t

i

entry requirements. s

r

e “There is little distraction in Sunderland,

v Guideline minimum age: i

n which is good for me. It was easy to settle U

| Must be 17 at the start of the intended degree

16 g in, find my way around and make friends

n

programme. i t

u with students of different nationalities.

p

J u

m My teachers are helpful, open to anything s

o t

i

C c you want to ask. The style of teaching is e k

I r h o different as they want you to understand o w t t u e J and give your own answer rather than N e ) For a full list of progression degrees see pages 10–19 d s id n repeating exactly what they said, which is a o ia *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria h (H O c much better way to learn.” 1 n S This ratio may vary depending on subjects studied. ch : B e, to 24 Nig sed 25 erian | Progres About ONCAMPUS

P

International r o

g r Up to Year One (IY1) e s s t This programme offers guaranteed progression* to o 28 hours a Year 2 of selected Business degrees. s of classroom-based e l ec study time a week tio s n ee of B egr Pass mark for English level required Degree progression route usiness d guaranteed (IELTS equivalent) for progression from progression (internal Pathway Modules academic modules* assessment)*

All students study the following modules, plus English Extended for Academic Purposes: International • Academic & Professional Skills for Business Year One International Business, • Organisational Behaviour 6.0 (includes Year One Management and 40% Introduction to IY1 (3 terms) Accounting • Principles of Management (no component Undergraduate degree lower than 5.5) module) • Management Accounting • Business Environment (4 terms) • Marketing and Advertising or Financial Accounting

3 or 4 terms

IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 6.0 English language level

Number Per term Annually Progressing to undergraduate Dates and fees of terms Standard Standard degree Year 2 starting in Entry criteria 10 June 2019 – 07June 2020 4 £4,310 £17,240 September 2020 23 September 2019 – 07 June 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 September 2020

English level: 23 September 2019 – 14 August 2020 4 £4,330 £17,320 September 2020 or equivalent for 3-term IY1. 06 January 2020 – 14 August 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 September 2020 From 5.0 IELTS All programmes are subject to a £300 registration fee and £2,200 refundable deposit. An Under 18 Supplement applies to all students under the age of 18 at the start of their programme. For more details see page 37 and visit Academic requirements: www.oncampus.global/About-us

Successful completion of high school with good 12 years grades. Please see the website for academic entry requirements. Guideline minimum age: “My teachers are just lovely. In my Under-18 students are subject to Under 18 Supplement

17+ studies, all of them are really good. S

a They are always encouraging me. If I

d b

e n

e a get 75%, but I was expected to get 80% l d r

e e h and I get a little discouraged, they talk d

S n o u through ways to improve and reassure h S a f i o l me that I’ll do better next time.” | y P it For a full list of progression degrees see pages 10–19. a s k r i e *subject to meeting the specified entry criteria. s v ta ni n U i | | Pro rm gres Pha 26 sed to: M 27 About ONCAMPUS

Master’s Foundation Up to Programme (MFP) 25 hours of classroom-based The Master’s Foundation Programme is a one, two or three-term study time a week programme, with guaranteed progression* to a wide range of Master’s degrees at the University of Sunderland.

Pass mark for English level required Degree progression route guaranteed (IELTS equivalent) for progression from progression (internal Modules1 academic modules* assessment)*

All students study the following modules, plus English for Academic Purposes: Extended Master’s • Research Project Master’s 6.0 Foundation • Postgraduate Skills Development Foundation 40% (no component Programme • Principles of Management Programme lower than 5.5) Master’s degree (3 terms) • Organisational Behaviour (or one business module plus Statistical Analysis of (4 terms) Scientific Data)

3 term 2 terms 1 terms

IELTS 4.0 IELTS 4.5 IELTS 6.0 English language level

Fast-track your career in business, marketing or human Entry criteria resource management with this extended course designed to English level: enable third-class degree holders to pursue a postgraduate or equivalent, with no single element qualification. Demonstrate your value to employers and From IELTS 4.5 less than 4.0 for 3-term MFP. qualify for senior roles with significant responsibility.

Academic requirements: The course prepares you for senior roles and will accelerate your progress towards well-paid positions Degree Successful completion of Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognised university. of leadership. On completion of the first term, you can transfer to a range of postgraduate courses, including: Guideline minimum age: • MSc Human Resource Management (15-month) 21+ • MA Marketing (15-month) • MSc Finance and Management (15-month) For a full list of progression degrees see pages 10–19 • MSc International Business Management (15 month) 1 Modules vary depending on number of terms studied • MSc Operations and Logistics Management (15 month) *Guaranteed progression is subject to meeting the specified entry criteria. • MA Integrated Marketing Communications (15 month) • MSc Digital Marketing and Data Analytics (15 month) • MSc Tourism and Events (15 month) Number of Per term Annual Progressing to Master’s degree Dates and fees • MSc Tourism and Hospitality (15 month) terms Standard Standard starting in 23 September 2019 – 13 December 2019 1 £4,330 £4,330 January 2020 In advance of this, you will take the module ‘Introduction 23 September 2019 – 07 June 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 September 2020 to Postgraduate Projects, Research Methods and Study Skills’ (PGBM001), which will give you the skills required to 06 January 2020 – 14 August 2020 3 £4,330 £12,990 September 2020 undertake a project relevant to their chosen course. 06 January 2020 – 07 June 2020 2 £4,330 £8,660 September 2020 Course Length Teaching International Intakes* 23 March 2020 – 14 August 2020 2 £4,330 £8,660 September 2020 Extended Fee 08 June 2020 – 14 August 2020 1 £4,330 £4,330 September 2020 November 2019 Master’s MA/MSc 15 months Full time £15,500 All programmes are subject to a £300 registration fee and £2,200 refundable deposit. July 2020 All applications should be made directly to 28 The University of Sunderland *Courses and intakes are subject to change and can be removed. An international student discount of £1,000 is available. About Student Life About Student Life Cowie om Cam T p ir u S s 1 Guide to .4

Olympic-sized m

i l swimming pool e Sunderland located within Sunderland’s Aquatic Centre, s The two outstanding campuses – one in the city centre and one by the sea – undoubtedly offer some of the best university 25 minutes’ walk from the University facilities in the UK, in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, with Newcastle, Durham and Edinburgh nearby. Sunderland Aquatic Centre is an indoor sports complex also containing a diving pool and a gymnasium. It is the only full Olympic-standard

pool in between Glasgow and Leeds.

tre S n u

Over Wide variety of s Ce 1.4 m n

as i l d

G le

l s e

a r

n l cultural Just over a

o i n t

a d

restaurants 20 M attractions N 3 miles

within city centre including Sunderland Museum, to Sunderland’s u Winter Gardens and Library. s including Indian, Thai, International Airshow e u Italian and many more... – the biggest free annual airshow m in Europe, and includes the famous Red Arrows. & W .2 mile i re 1 s n nt te e Under SUNDERLAND r C AQUATIC CENTRE G ic a t rd a en u s 0 q Southwick Road .2 miles Avenue A183 A 4 hours TO NEWCASTLE, to London by train MOSQUES AND ST PETER’S as well as great train links to other HINDU TEMPLE: 1.3 miles N Bridge St CHURCH UK cities such as Leeds, Manchester, THE STADIUM Birmingham, Leicester and more... OF LIGHT NATIONAL St Peters GLASS CENTRE Pallion Dame Dorothy St

Pallion New Road UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND SIR TOM COWIE CAMPUS The Forge U Student Village CINEMA

Trimdon St Panns Bank Scotia Quay Population: SUNDERLAND

EMPIRE THEATRE St. Mary’s Way s

e l Silksworth Sans St i Road Over Hylton Road CITY LIBRARY CHURCH OF m Millfield AND ARTS CENTRE HOLY TRINITY .2 170,000+ 0 SUNDERLAND SHOPPING CENTRE W Lawrence St Clanny House JAMI-MASJID re at Sunderland e ONCAMPUS SUNDERLAND MUSEUM 15 Th The Precinct THE JOHNSON BUILDING AND WINTER GARDENS ire Hendon places of worship Emp University Road within 5 miles of Sunderland city centre UNIVERSITY Chester Road OF SUNDERLAND Park Lane THE ROYALTY CITY CAMPUS THEATRE Stockton Road Commercial Road Under Park Road Shopping centres within 4 miles of 2 miles 2 MAP KEY: city centre cinemas within 3 S Railway Station | Metro Station | University Accommodation | Railway Line | Church | Mosque | Hindu Temple | Restaurant plus regular local markets and a to Stadium of Light the city centre wide range of independent shops 21 minutes by train ta s d e or 8 minutes to cycle including Empire Cinema and i il to the huge sporting stadium the Sunderland Empire Theatre um m o 1.2 32 f Light 33 About Student Life Campus Life Based at the heart of the City Campus, CitySpace is the University’s £12 million sports and social facility for Sunderland students to enjoy. Chosen as a pre-Olympic training provider for the 2012 Olympic Games, CitySpace houses a vast six-badminton-court sports hall, 70-station fitness gym, strength and conditioning room, sports massage and injuries centre, an indoor climbing wall and social, catering and leisure space.

The Murray Library based on the City Campus acts as It is home to a wide range of sporting and physical a one-stop learning resource. Refurbished in 2012, the activities including the University BUCS (British Library is spread across three floors and contains books, Universities and Colleges Sport) clubs and journals, computers and other learning and research teams and Elite Athlete support. resources.

Prospect Building, at the riverside campus, also recently redeveloped, includes another Library, several catering areas and the David Goldman Informatics Centre – which houses over 300 computers in one space.

The Gateway is one of the busiest buildings and is home O to most of the University’s support services, including v financial support, counselling, accommodation and e health and well-being. r 7 0 s p o rt s s clu ie bs iet & over 45 soc

CitySpace is a £12 million sports and social facility for Sunderland students

34 35 About Student Life Living in Sunderland Accommodation

Panns Bank Accommodation Accommodation The Forge Accommodation Clanny House Accommodation guaranteed until 31 JULY

Rent is from £79 per week and includes utility bills*

All ONCAMPUS There is a free Campus Bus students are service for students, which guaranteed picks you up from your halls safe and secure of residence and takes you to accommodation either campus. This service close to where operates throughout the day. they are studying. Students can also buy Travel Student Cover Under 18 Supplement The University has its Cards to use on the Metro at a It’s essential for international students to take out Under British Law, anyone under 18 is legally classed own quality, purpose-built reduced cost. adequate insurance while studying. ‘Student Cover’ as a child and such students often have different needs accommodation, giving has been created in partnership with Endsleigh, the for welfare and support. ONCAMPUS provides a range you the option of a single UK’s largest student insurance provider. With both of extra tailored services covered by the under 18s study-bedroom in a secure standard and premium options, ‘Student Cover’ supplementary fee, which is automatically added to the environment. All-male and is specifically designed to meet your needs while student’s account. Students have access to experienced all-female flats can be made studying with us – from the time you set off to the welfare personnel who provide both academic and available, dependent on moment you arrive back home. emotional support before and after arrival, as well application date and availability. as an independent guardian from the professionally- For more information about Student Cover visit Self-catering, En-suite accredited College Guardians initiative. Key features: www.oncampus.global/insurance with fully For more information about the Under 18 equipped kitchens Supplement visit www.oncampus.global/about-us Wi-Fi.

Free Campus Bus service.

Prices per week are around £79 for a standard room and £95 for en-suite rooms*.

*Accommodation options and prices shown are for 2018/19. These are subject to change. Please visit www.oncampus.global for further details.

36 37 About Student Life You’ll get the Voted by you for you, our opportunity to sign student ambassadors Student up to sports and represent the views of social activities students and help shape Support during induction and influence the student experience in collaboration We know international students have different needs from those already in the UK, so that’s why we’ve designed a comprehensive student support system that ensures you feel with centre staff supported every step of the way.

Before you arrive Induction Once you’ve confirmed your The induction week at place at ONCAMPUS, we’ll ONCAMPUS is one of the most help with a whole host of important weeks in helping you things such as visas, what to settle in. You’ll meet new to expect on arrival in the friends, pick up your timetable, UK, insurance and how meet your personal tutor and to get to the centre. We’ll academic teachers, tour the provide information on centre and the University and accommodation, finance sign up to sports and social and things to bring with you, activities. from essential forms and Faculty visits, There’s lots to do before your certificates to advice on extra lessons start and alongside the clothes for winter! experience days and fun things there might also be a Our fabulous pre-arrival little bit of form filling too… campus tours help app contains all sorts of useful information for you to you settle into download before you arrive at ONCAMPUS. student life

Throughout the year Our support before you arrive is just the beginning. Not only

do you have access to all the standard things you’d expect –

d

n

a

l your own personal tutor, small tutor groups and our online r

e

d

n academic platforms (such as Moodle) – you’ll also find the

u

S

f following:

o

y

t

i • Academic support: s

r We’ll make sure you stay on track with your study plan, e “The student to teacher ratio is really v

i meeting any targets and setting up additional academic

n low so teachers get to know us well. It

U

support if you are struggling in any area.

|

also means we learn everything more g

B • University integration: n

w i easily than in a big class where teachers r a To prepare you for a smooth progression to the University e l y e just teach and you can’t learn about any of Sunderland, there is plenty of activity to make you feel a n i

S g a part of the University from day one. Heads of Faculty n personal weaknesses or areas you want k E presentations and Faculty visits, experience days, campus a l l a a to improve. It’s really good like that.” c tours and the ability to join sports and social groups are just | i Z n a a a few. m h b c i e an M • Monthly activity calendars: | g Int En We have lots of exciting organised activities, published every end n: B ed progressio month, for you to join in with as little or as much as you like.

38 39 Applying ONCAMPUS SUNDERLAND Next APPLICATION FORM

Apply ONLINE at www.oncampus.global/apply or return this form to: Steps Admissions Office, ONCAMPUS, Kett House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1223 345698 Fax: +44 (0)1223 346181 Email: [email protected]

Please write neatly using BLOCK CAPITALS in black ink or typescript. Incomplete application forms submitted without ALL the supporting documents will delay the decision process.

1. Use of agent (if none, please proceed to section 2)

Please complete the details below and see section 14 of the Conditions of Enrolment which can be found at www.oncampus.global/terms 1 Submit your application by one of the following methods: • Online: www.oncampus.global Email: [email protected] Representative name • Fax: +44 (0)1223 346181 Branch • Post: Admissions Office, ONCAMPUS, Kett House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom. Please remember to include all relevant documentation: 2. Personal details (must be completed) • Academic transcripts (with translations if not originally in English) • Evidence of English level Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms etc) • Passport. First name(s) Family name Additional documentation may be required depending on the course. Our Admissions team will contact you should this be the case. Date of birth (dd/mm/yy) Age on entry Nationality (as passport) Gender

2 Our Central Admissions team will review your application. Country of permanent residence We will send you an offer letter which will list any outstanding conditions. We will remove any conditions that have already been met. Home address Parent address (if different) If we think the course is not right for you, we will suggest an alternative. If we have any queries about your application, we will contact you for further information.

3 To accept your place on the course you will need to meet all the remaining conditions, including payment of the deposit/ Postcode Postcode registration fee or proof of government sponsorship. We can only confirm your place once all conditions have been met, although once the deposit is paid we will hold a place for you. Country Country Please note that if you require a visa to study with us, you may need to provide additional evidence to comply with the visa Mobile (incl. country code) Mobile (incl. country code) regulations in the UK. These are the requirements of the government and not of ONCAMPUS. Your assistance in meeting Telephone (incl. country code) Telephone (incl. country code) these requirements is much appreciated. Student email 4 Once you have paid your deposit and met all the conditions of offer, we will confirm your place and send you a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) or a Certificate of Enrolment (CoE) if you do not need a CAS. 3. Payment of tuition fees If you need a visa, you will need to use your CAS/CoE to support your visa application. Please note a CAS can only be issued  Self  Parent/ Guardian  Company sponsor  Government sponsor three months before the start of the course.

5. Disability/special needs 5 We will send you pre-arrival information. The accommodation application form will be included in the pre-arrival information. You should complete the form, selecting If you have a disability, impairment or medical condition which may affect your studies please provide details below. your preferred option, and return it to ONCAMPUS Sunderland by email to [email protected]

I consent to ONCAMPUS processing my/the student’s disability, impairment or medical condition information provided as part of 6 You will then need to apply for a visa if you require one to study in the UK. It is your responsibility to obtain a visa before this application. you travel to join the course. Signature of student: Signature of parent/legal guardian: If you do not have a valid visa for studies in the UK, you will not be able to join the course. You are required to pay at least the 1st term’s tuition fees before you begin your studies at ONCAMPUS. You should arrive on the weekend before the start You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time by emailing the ONCAMPUS data protection officer on [email protected] date of the course, please check your CAS or CoE for further details. Newcastle is the closest international airport to ONCAMPUS Sunderland. You can transfer to your accommodation by Tube, 5. Criminal convictions train, coach or taxi. Please be advised that public transport is the cheapest option, please refer to pre-arrival information Do you have any criminal convictions? that we send you for more details.  Yes  No (Your enquiry cannot be processed if you do not complete this section)

40 41 ONCAMPUS SUNDERLAND ONCAMPUS SUNDERLAND APPLICATION FORM APPLICATION FORM

5. Criminal convictions

Do you have any criminal convictions? 10. Under 18 Supplement (Guardianship Students)  Yes  No (Your enquiry cannot be processed if you do not complete this section) Students who will be under the age of 18 when they start an ONCAMPUS programme are required to have a UK guardian as a condition of their placement. If you do not have a UK guardian, ONCAMPUS can assist in organising a suitable guardian for you through our partners, College Guardians.

6. Academic history Do you require assistance in organising a UK guardian through College Guardians?  Yes  No If NO, please provide proof of alternative adequate cover when you confirm your place. Please give details of your current or most recent school, college or university. Please include full transcripts of all your relevant academic qualifications, translated into English.

Institution 11. Transfers

Date from Date to You must arrive 24–48 hours before the start of your course. We can arrange to meet you at the airport and provide a taxi transfer to your accommodation. Have you previously studied in the UK? Further information will be sent with your confirmation documentation.  Yes  No (if yes, please provide details below) Please indicate the airport you are travelling to if known. Type of visa  Tier 4 General  Tier 4 Child Student Visitor Visa Visa dates  London  Newcastle Have you ever had a visa refusal?  Yes  No (if yes, please provide details and a brief explanation below)

12. How did you hear about us?

Please indicate how you heard of these courses (Please tick) 7. Details of course(s) for which you wish to apply  Agent  Exhibition  Family  Internet Please give details of the ONCAMPUS programme for which you are applying. Please also state the subject and study level you are aiming for (undergraduate or Master’s degree) alongside the proposed year of study.  Other (please specify): University degree you wish to progress to e.g. – BA (Hons) Business Management

13 Declaration

ONCAMPUS Programme: I declare that I am applying to ONCAMPUS as a genuine student and that the information and supporting evidence and academic Undergraduate Foundation Programme documents I have provided are true copies. I understand that by signing this declaration I have read, understood and agreed to the ON ON  Business, Economics, Finance and Management  Engineering and Sciences  Humanities and Social Science terms and conditions and fees of study at CAMPUS Sunderland as outlined on the CAMPUS website www.oncampus.global/ terms and agree to comply with UKVI regulations at the time of application and during my course of study.  Life Science If you do not have access to the website or would like a written copy of the conditions of enrolment, you can request these from International Year One Programme ONCAMPUS Central Admissions at [email protected]  Business, Economics, Finance and Management We would like to send you information about services relevant to ONCAMPUS students and your stay in the UK if you are happy to  Master’s Foundation Programme receive such information. Date you want to start the programme:  June 2019  Sept 2019  Jan 2020  March 2020 I am happy to receive information about ONCAMPUS products and offers by: Number of terms you want to study:  Email  Telephone  Text message  Social Messaging  Social Media  Fax

8. Accommodation Signature of applicant Date

Do you require accommodation?  Yes  No Parent or guardian signature (if applicant is not the fee payer or is under 18) Date The Accommodation Team will contact you following your acceptance of the offer using the email address you have provided in this form. Information about the available accommodation options can be found at www.oncampus.global If you wish to stop receiving marketing communications at any time then please click the unsubscribe option in any email received or alternatively please email [email protected]. For further information on how ONCAMPUS processes your personal data 9. Student insurance please see our Privacy Policy http://www.cambridgeeducationgroup.com/about-us/privacy-policy.htm If you would like our Student Cover insurance included with your offer, please tick the YES box below. Otherwise please tick NO and provide proof of your alternative travel insurance cover when you confirm your place.

Do you require Student Cover insurance?  Yes  No Applying

Checklist

Before sending the application, please ensure you have: Completed the application form in full and signed it

Enclosed your academic qualifications

Enclosed a copy of your passport and copies of previous UK visas

Enclosed copies of transcripts for all your relevant qualifications (with certified English translated copies if in any other language) Follow our latest news Provided an explanation of any gaps in your academic facebook.com/oncampusglobal record e.g. CV (if applicable)

Enclosed a certificate for a Secure English Language instagram.com/oncampus_global Test such as IELTS twitter.com/oncampusglobal Read the Student Cover insurance policy document (if choosing this option) at www.oncampus.global/ insurance, or if not choosing Student Cover that you have included proof of alternative insurance.

HEAD OFFICE Cambridge Education Group Kett House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0)1223 345698 Email: [email protected] Web: www.oncampus.global Fax: 44 (0)1223 346181

CENTRE ADDRESS ONCAMPUS Sunderland The Johnson Building University of Sunderland, City Campus Sunderland SR1 3SD

Information in this brochure is correct at time of issue in December 2018. ONCAMPUS and the University Partner reserve the right to alter, reschedule or close courses which do not remain viable; students will be informed. Please check our website at www.oncampus.global for updated information. 44 45 Visit www.oncampus.global 00601