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50 minutes A UEA EXPERIENCE 2 hours WORLD TOP TOP TH 15 200 10 E Welcome to INTO University of East IN THE UK UNIVERSITIES IN THE UK FOR QUALITY Anglia (UEA) – your pathway to a degree The Times and The Sunday Times Times Higher Education World OF RESEARCH OUTPUT Good University Guide 2019 University Rankings 2011–19 Research Excellence Framework 2014 from UEA. We give international students like you the opportunity to achieve your

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Passed: % of those who completed their pathway Eligible: % eligible to progress to the University of East Anglia of those who passed “INTO UEA was the very first INTO Centre and has welcomed students for more than 10 years. Excellent facilities, combined with our location in the heart of a beautiful campus, provide the perfect environment for student success and happiness.”

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2 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea 3 THIS IS UEA THIS IS UEA

“Over the past decade, INTO THIS IS students have played a significant role at UEA – benefitting from a vibrant academic, social and cultural experience on campus. ENHANCE YOUR EMPLOYABILITY UEA While you’re studying at UEA, you’ll have access to INTO takes the amazing potential global, national and local employers that could give of its students and prepares them you an opportunity to gain valuable experiences and for further success at UEA.” make contacts for the future. Employability support and initiatives that you could benefit from include: PROFESSOR DAVID RICHARDSON ——the Enterprise Centre – giving you the VICE-CHANCELLOR, UEA opportunity to start your own business with business coaching, funding, mentoring, competitions, grants and skills workshops ——dedicated careers guidance, networking events, CV writing and interview help at CareerCentral while you are studying and after you graduate ——the UEA Award – helping you to stand out from the crowd by developing core skills and attributes for future employment. Developed with employers, you’ll undertake a range of academic, work-related, campus-based and personal activities that will enhance your employability

97% Come to the University of East Anglia (UEA) to discover who you are STUDENT SATISFACTION FOR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT and who you want to be, supported by excellent teaching and the latest (INTO ANNUAL STUDENT research into important global issues. Join the international community EXPERIENCE SURVEY 2019) here to make new connections for life, explore your passions and have an unforgettable student experience in a place where you belong.

GO FURTHER WITH YOUR STUDIES THINKING WITHOUT BORDERS DISCOVER YOURSELF AT UEA TO NORWICH AIRPORT UEA is globally recognised as a high- UEA is part of the Norwich Research Park UEA has the perfect balance between a 15MIN TAXI performing, research-intensive university – one of Europe’s largest collaborative peaceful, serene backdrop for your studies that excels in its teaching, awarded TEF Gold research sites that is the most cited outside of and a vibrant, multicultural hub of activity for teaching quality*. Students improve Cambridge, Oxford and London. that always has something exciting to enjoy. S E academically throughout their time at UEA, T Particularly focusing on health, food, Designed as a mini-city, the campus is a great U making a bigger difference between their IN development and the environment, the place to call home for international students M 5 arrival grades and graduation grade than any research conducted here will inform your who bring new ideas and new ways of thinking. 1 THEATRE CATHEDRAL other UK institution**. Your teachers will: studies so that you will graduate with an It’s the people who come together at UEA NORFOLK ——excite and encourage you to apply what you AND NORWICH MARKET in-depth knowledge of your subject. that makes the environment truly unique. CASTLE & MUSEUM TRAIN learn in classes to the world around you UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL STATION COUNTRY ——teach you using real-world examples to RESEARCH THAT MAKES AN IMPACT FEEL LIKE YOU BELONG NHS TRUST CASTLE MALL CINEMA PARK keep your learning current and relevant UEA believes that anything is possible when The campus culture here is forward-thinking, THE WATERFRONT ——provide a mixture of lectures, seminars and creative and forward-thinking people get stimulating and fun, recognising that a work- TO BUS STATION practical experience to help you develop together. The University has developed some life balance is important for your academic NORWICH NORWICH CITY RESEARCH FOOTBALL CLUB the core skills needed for success ground-breaking research projects to try to success. You’ll have a student experience to PARK solve complex global problems, including: remember for the rest of your life, joining SNOWSPORTS

DISCOVER YOUR DREAM CAREER ——searching in unusual places for new more than 3,500 international students from S CLUB EDITH E Through work experience opportunities and T antibiotics (such as fungus-growing ants!) 100 different countries. This is a place where CAVELL U IN links with industry, you will have the chance to ——undersea robots that silently monitor our you have the freedom to find out who you are BUILDING M 15 try out careers as you build your professional climate and reveal the ocean’s secrets and how you fit into your new community. This network. At UEA, it isn’t just about getting a ——a mobile phone game that can detect is a place where you can feel like you belong. degree – it’s finding a career you will love. people at risk of Alzheimer’s disease

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JOHN INNES CENTRE THE ENTERPRISE CENTRE “The thing I like most about UEA is the TEACHING WALL diversity – I’ve met students from all over SAINSBURY CENTRE THIS FOR VISUAL ARTS SPORTSPARK INTO CENTRE AND the world. There are also many clubs, STUDENT UNION ACCOMMODATION societies and activities – something for DRAMA STUDIO IS YOUR everyone – so you truly never feel bored.”

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Norwich City Centre 3 miles/4.83 km CAMPUS MAP

YOUR INTO STUDY CENTRE UNIVERSITY FACILITIES STUDENT SOCIAL LIFE The INTO Centre is located on campus close INTO UEA students also have access to many It’s important to maintain a healthy work-life to everything you need, so you will be part of the University’s facilities, such as: balance here. In your first week, you will take of the University community from day one. ——UEA library – open 24/7, 365 days a year part in an orientation programme which will INTO UEA provides university-style teaching ——Sportspark – with an Olympic-sized give you the chance to meet other students. in the Centre to prepare you for life at UEA. swimming pool, five sports halls, football The INTO Centre runs regular games nights, You will benefit from: pitches, a fitness centre and more movie nights, craft nights and seasonal events ——a Learning Resource Centre containing ——Multifaith Centre – a spiritual meeting to keep you entertained between studies. You academic books, journals and computers place and community centre on campus will also have the opportunity to go on day ——three well-equipped science laboratories trips and excursions to exciting places. ——a lecture theatre seating up to 80 students SUBJECT-SPECIFIC FACILITIES Union House is always buzzing with activity. so you can experience lecture-style classes UEA has some amazing subject-specific Here, you will find a range of facilities run by ——an international INTO Café and Restaurant facilities available which, depending on your the Students’ Union (SU), including: with halal and vegetarian options chosen degree, you may be able to access. ——Unio Coffee – an ethical coffee shop With distinctive and award-winning ——your accommodation in the same building ——Film and Television students: ——Unio Pizza – UEA’s own pizzeria as your classes (see page 9) architecture, UEA’s campus is industry-standard film and television studio ——shopSU – the place to go to buy essentials ——Psychology students: ——The LCR – a popular live music venue a vibrant and inspiring place to WE’RE HERE TO SUPPORT YOU EEG, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, ——200+ clubs and societies, including law, live and study. It’s designed as a From the moment you arrive, the INTO Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, entrepreneurship, debating, drama, anime, Student Services team will help you settle motion tracking and eye tracking labs music, cultural and international societies mini-city for students, so you will into life in Norwich. There is a 24-hour ——Pharmacy students: telephone helpline for out-of-office mock pharmacy dispensary find everything you need for an questions and extra support is provided ——Environmental Sciences students: for students under the age of 18. virtual reality theatre amazing study abroad experience. Go to the Courtyard Office to find our Social ——Physiotherapy students: and Welfare Officers who can support you anatomy suite and treatment labs with any non-academic issues, including: ——Health Sciences students: ——help registering with a doctor the interactive Norwich Electronic ——help with renewing your visa Assistive Technology (NEAT) Centre ——booking travel tickets TOP 5 ——advice and guidance about student life SAFEST UNIVERSITIES IN ENGLAND TOP 10 (TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE UK FOR STUDENT SOCIAL LIFE STUDENT EXPERIENCE SURVEY 2018) (TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT EXPERIENCE SURVEY 2018)

6 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea 7 THIS IS YOUR HOME THIS IS NORWICH THIS IS YOUR HOME

INTO STUDENT RESIDENCES Our modern, on-campus accommodation If you would like to live on campus, the INTO means that you will quickly become part student residences are in the same building as the INTO Centre, so you are perfectly located of UEA’s friendly and welcoming student for getting to your lessons quickly and easily! Your accommodation will include: community. With homestay accommodation ——a private study bedroom with bathroom ——shared kitchen and living spaces with available as an alternative option, it’s easy other INTO students ——the option to book a meal plan and have for you to find the perfect place to stay. two meals cooked for you in the on-site INTO Café and Restaurant every day

THE UK’S BEST KEPT SECRET One of the HOMESTAY Full of creativity, energy and culture, Norwich is a great place This is a unique opportunity to experience to explore and have some fun. Just two miles from the UEA British life and culture first-hand. You will have campus, it doesn’t take long to embrace city life. a private room in a carefully selected host’s You’ll find lots to do here just like in larger cities, however you’ll home, sharing mealtimes and living spaces. also have the security of knowing that Norwich is one of the top 10 safest places to be a student (The Telegraph 2017). SUPPORTING YOU In the residences, you will find on-site staff A FAVOURITE STUDENT CITY BESTplaces to live in the UK available 24/7 to offer support and ensure your Home to hundreds of creative businesses, stylish shops, quirky (The Sunday Times Best experience is a happy one. If you are under pubs and international restaurants, Norwich is an exciting place the age of 18, you will live on a corridor with to live in. The city is large enough to host major events, such as Places to Live 2019) additional entry access security and receive the stunning theatrical acts of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, extra support from the Welfare Officers. but small enough to find hidden gems. You will discover: ——a trampoline park, bowling alley and cinemas open every day TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE CAMPUS, ——several Chinese, Asian and international supermarkets CITY AND OUR ACCOMMODATION: ——music acts performing at The Waterfront, run by UEA’s SU Private en suite bedroom ——easy travel to the coast to get involved in watersports www.myin.to/UEAVirtualTour

EXPLORE THE UK FROM NORWICH If you are eager to explore the rest of the UK and Europe, Within the En suite INTO Centre bathroom Norwich has great transport links. Fly to Manchester, Edinburgh or Amsterdam from its international airport, or get the train to: ——Cromer Beach – 1 hour 24/7 Laundry 95% ——Cambridge – 1 hour and 20 minutes staff facilities ——London – under two hours student satisfaction for feeling safe and secure (INTO Annual Student Wi-Fi Bedrooms cleaned regularly Experience Survey 2019)

INTO UEA aims to provide the accommodation requested. However, there may be occasions when INTO UEA is unable to provide the requested accommodation and reserves the right to offer an alternative type of accommodation instead. The price for any alternative accommodation may differ and will be confirmed to students at the time of their offer. 8 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea 9 Choosing your course Newton A level Programme Prepare for an undergraduate Prepare for your university degree with our tailored, academic pathway programmes designed degree at a top UK university in partnership with the University of East Anglia. You’ll benefit from university-style teaching A unique opportunity to study A levels related to science, mathematics and for subject-based modules and high academic standards. Then, when it comes to progressing economics on a university campus, receiving expert tuition and focused attention. Start date You could achieve exceptional A level results and gain a place at a top university, such to your chosen degree, we’ll support you with your university application. 6 term: Sep as Cambridge, Imperial, LSE, UCL, UEA and medical schools in the UK and Ireland. 5 term: Jan Receive support while applying to competitive degree programmes. 100% of students YOUR CHOICE recommended for Cambridge and Oxford in 2018 were invited for an interview! English language ENTRY OF UNIVERSITY entry requirements 5 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing and no less than 5.0 in all other Newton A levels Science and Medicine subskills) or equivalent. 6 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Opportunities for medical work placements at the University hospital. in all subskills) or equivalent. 5 or 6 terms • Science and Medicine Weekly Medical Ethics classes to prepare you for medical applications. Students intending to progress to Medicine, Dentistry or Veterinary Science: Sep and Jan • Engineering and Mathematics Completion 5 and 6 term: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent. of GCSEs or From IELTS 5.0 • Economics, Business and Compulsory A level subjects: Optional A level subjects: If you do not meet the minimum English language equivalent 14 students maximum Actuarial Science Biology Physics requirements, you should apply for our Academic 20 hours per week minimum Award and validating body: Cambridge Assessment Chemistry Psychology English course. See page 19 for more information. when 4 A levels are studied International Education (CAIE) A levels. GRADUATE Mathematics Age requirement 16 years and above* Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Medicine, Dentistry and Psychology * All students must be 16 years old by the published start date of the programme. ENTRY Engineering and Mathematics Participate in weekly maths enhancement classes to develop your skills. International Foundation Undergraduate degree T ake part in the nationally recognised UK Mathematics Challenge, competing 3 or 4 terms • Business, Economics, Society Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 against other international and UK students, and work towards a CREST Award. and Culture Jul, Sep, Oct and Jan Completion • Humanities and Law Compulsory A level subjects: Optional A level subjects: Study towards well-respected From IELTS 4.5 of 12 years • Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences Physics Chemistry CAIE A levels. 17 students maximum of schooling • Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences Mathematics Economics for English teaching Further Mathematics or equivalent • Physical Sciences and Engineering Average of 20–23 hours per week Award and validating body: International Foundation GRADUATE 91% Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the University of East Anglia. Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Computer Science, Engineering and Physics of A2 level grades were A*– B in 2018 International Year One Undergraduate degree Economics, Business Year 2 Year 3 2, 3 or 4 terms and Actuarial Science Completion Jul, Sep, Oct and Jan • Business Management and Economics 7 students of A levels, Impr ess universities by extending your knowledge beyond the curriculum, From IELTS 5.0 • International Development with Media average class size in 2018–19 first year of • Psychology and undertake a recognised project qualification to enhance your applications. 17 students maximum university or for English teaching Award and validating body: Certificate of Higher Education W ork towards a CREST Award to enhance your university applications and (RQF Level 4) from the University of East Anglia. equivalent Average of 20 hours develop excellent communication, project management and teamwork skills. GRADUATE per week 92% Compulsory A level subjects: Optional A level subjects: of students recommended Economics Further Mathematics for medical school in 2018 International Graduate Diploma Postgraduate degree Mathematics Physics successfully gained a place 1 or 2 semesters Year 1 Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Accounting, Business and Economics Completion of Sep, Jan or Apr • Business, Economics and undergraduate From IELTS 5.5 Social Sciences degree, 17 students maximum Award and validating body: Graduate diploma or for English teaching Diploma in Higher Education (FHEQ Level 6) from the University of East Anglia. equivalent Average of 20 hours Did you know? GRADUATE per week We have a brochure dedicated to the Newton A level Programme, where you can find more about our programme, dates and prices. Visit for full course details: Please contact your counsellor for more information. www.intostudy.com/newton/courses

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10 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea/courses 11 Progress to Year 1 of an International Foundation Mathematics and Progress to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree at UEA Actuarial Sciences – FMAT undergraduate degree at UEA Business, Economics, Bene fit from practical classes, trips and a research project during your pathway Start date programme so you can collect data and put your data analysis skills into practice. Start date 3 term: Sep or Jan Society and Culture – FBS Opportunity to progress to an undergraduate degree at UEA’s School of Actuarial 3 term: Sep or Jan 4 term: Jul or Oct Sciences, School of Mathematics or the double accredited Norwich Business School. 4 term: Jul or Oct During your pathway programme, you will demonstrate your entrepreneurial skills English language by making real profits with real money, using a business idea of your choice. English language entry requirements* What will I study? entry requirements* Opportunity to progress to an undergraduate degree in a business, management or 3 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: 3 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing accounting subject area at the AMBA and AACSB accredited Norwich Business School. and 4.5 in any other subskills) or equivalent. Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Physics (20 credits) and 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent. 4 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in reading Economics (10 credits) Problem Solving for Mathematical 4 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in reading and writing and 4.0 in all other subskills) What will I study? and writing and 4.0 in all other subskills) Introduction to Accounting (15 credits) Sciences (15 credits) or equivalent. You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: or equivalent. Mathematics (30 credits) Age requirement Academic English and Study Skills (40 credits) Age requirement 16 years and above** Economics (10 credits) Progress to 80+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FMAT 16 years and above** Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) * If you do not meet the minimum English language requirements, you should apply for our Academic Introduction to Business (10 credits) English course. See page 19 for more information. Professional and Communication Skills (20 credits) Start date ** All students must be 16 years old by Pharmacy, Health the published start date of the programme. Society and Culture (20 credits) 3 term: Sep or Jan and Life Sciences – FPB 4 term: Jul or Oct Progress to 100+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FBS English language During your pathway programme, you will develop your practical skills in science laboratories at the INTO Centre using high-quality equipment. entry requirements* 3 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing Prepare to progress to a degree Humanities and Law – FHUM Pr ogress to a degree at the School of Health Sciences, the School of Biological and 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent. Sciences, the School of Pharmacy, or another school within the Faculty of Science. at the University of East Anglia. 4 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in reading Bene fit from practical learning, including experiencing a British courtroom in and writing and 4.0 in all other subskills) session, and develop a global outlook by analysing current international relations. What will I study? or equivalent. Pr ogress to a degree in a wide range of subject areas within the Faculty of Arts You will need to earn 120 credits from the following module options: Students intending to progress to: 12th and Humanities, the School of International Development or UEA Law School. Physiotherapy , Occupational Therapy or Nursing: Core modules: Specialist modules: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 6.0 in all subskills) in the UK for Business Studies Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Preparation for Health and Life Sciences or equivalent. What will I study? Biology and Human Physiology (30 credits) (15 credits) or (The Times and The Sunday Times Pharmacy: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: Good University Guide 2019) Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) Introduction to Pharmacy Skills in all subskills) or equivalent. Academic English and Study Skills (40 credits) Further Chemistry (10 credits) (Pharmacy applicants only) (15 credits)† Speech and Language Therapy: IELTS 6.5 Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) Numerical and Analytical Skills (20 credits) (with a minimum of 6.5 in all subskills) or equivalent. 55th International and Development Studies (20 credits) Age requirement Law (20 credits) Progress to 70+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FPB 16 years and above** in the world for Law Society and Culture (20 credits)

(Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2019) Progress to 60+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FHUM Physical Sciences and Engineering – FPS Start date 3 term: Sep or Jan During your pathway programme, you will learn planning and team management skills 4 term: Jul or Oct to help you lead in group projects such as building and programming LEGO robots. Top 20 English language Opportunity to progress to an undergraduate degree in engineering, benefitting from in the UK for entry requirements* UEA’s strong links to businesses such as Arriva, Claxton Engineering and Shell UK. 3 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in writing Pharmacology and Pharmacy and 4.5 in all other subskills) or equivalent.

(The Times and The Sunday Times What will I study? 4 term: IELTS 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in Good University Guide 2019) You will need to earn 120 credits from the following module options: reading and writing and 4.0 in all other subskills) or equivalent. “INTO is the perfect preparation, not just in Core modules: Specialist modules: Students intending to progress to Pharmacy: terms of giving you a feel for what university Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Applied Physics (10 credits) or IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills) =3rd will be like, but also all the new cultures you Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) Further Chemistry (10 credits) or equivalent. in the UK for Physiotherapy will be exposed to. A year spent at INTO UEA Mathematics (30 credits) Introduction to Pharmacy Skills Age requirement Physics (20 credits) † 16 years and above** (The Times and The Sunday Times really shaped me as a person.” (Pharmacy applicants only) (15 credits) or Good University Guide 2019) Lea, Austria Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences * If you do not meet the minimum English language 2017 Completed an International Foundation at INTO UEA (15 credits) requirements, you should apply for our Academic 2017 Progressed to UEA and became an INTO Student English course. See page 19 for more information. Warden to help and guide new INTO students Progress to 80+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FPS ** All students must be 16 years old by Now Studying BSc (Hons) Economics at UEA the published start date of the programme. † This module is only available to students aiming to progress to Pharmacy and starting their programme in September.

12 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea/courses 13 International Foundation progression degree options There are more than 160 progression degree options at the University of East Anglia. You can progress to any of these from one of our Popular degree programmes INTO UEA pathway programmes. Below is a selection of some of the most popular. See pages 12–13 for more details on the pathways.

Degree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade An International Foundation pathway programme can lead to a wide variety of degree programmes at UEA. Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules. 65% (with 55% in all subskills) 65% Here are some of the most popular degree programmes that INTO UEA students have progressed to. Actuarial Sciences BSc (Hons) FPS or FMAT 70% in Mathematics module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. Interview required. 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 65% Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) Biochemistry BSc (Hons) * FPS or FPB Compulsory module for FPS pathway: Further Chemistry. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Average of 65% in Chemistry modules. • This degree teaches you all the technical skills you need to become a chartered accountant in commerce, industry or the financial services. Biological Sciences BSc (Hons) * FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. Option with 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • You’ll have the advantage of exposure to financial reporting and could maximise the number of exemptions from professional accounting bodies. a year abroad has a 70% final grade requirement. Biomedicine BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology and Foundation Chemistry. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules. 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55% Business Information Systems BSc (Hons) FBS, FMAT, FPS 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • Offered in conjunction with Norwich Business School, this degree is for those interested in the finance side of business and economics. Business Management BA (Hons) FBS 50% in all modules. 65% (with 55% in all subskills) 65% • You will train in economic analysis with a focus on business management, financial markets and corporate finance. Chemistry BSc (Hons) * FPB Average of 65% in Chemistry modules. 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 60%

Children’s Nursing BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. Interview required. 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 70% Business Management BSc (Hons) Cognitive Psychology BSc (Hons) * FBS, FMAT, FHUM 60% in Foundation Mathematics or 50% in Mathematics 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% or 50% in Numerical and Analytical Skills. • The belief at Norwich Business School is that exceptional management is all about balancing hard and soft skills. That means understanding Computer Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) FBS, FMAT, FPS 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% numbers and how to finance an organisation, but also how people behave and why they behave as they do. Computing Science BSc (Hons) * FBS, FMAT, FPS FBS pathway: final academic grade of 50% with 60% in 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% (FMAT • On this course, you will become adept at this balancing act – learning how to become an expert in both business strategy and human behaviour. Foundation Mathematics and 50% in Economics. FMAT and FPS: and FPS option with a year in industry requires 55% in Mathematics. pathways)

Developmental Psychology BSc (Hons) * All pathways 60% in Foundation Mathematics or 50% in Mathematics 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Economics BSc (Hons) accepted or 50% in Numerical and Analytical Skills. • This degree teaches you how the economy works and how to improve it, giving you the chance to question everything and challenge yourself to Economics BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules. 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55% Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules. 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55% not just analyse the ideas of others, but to come up with and defend your own theories too. Education BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Interview required. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% • You will explore all areas of the economy and learn quantitative methods, economic modeling techniques, and how to collect and analyse data. Energy Engineering BEng (Hons) * FMAT or FPS 65% in Mathematics. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Engineering BEng (Hons) * FMAT or FPS 65% in Mathematics. Option with a year in industry requires 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% International Development BA (Hons) 75% in Mathematics. English Literature with Creative Writing BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. Successful submission of a portfolio 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • Prepare for a career in international development with a degree that explores the social, political and economic dimensions of the field. of five pages of your own creative writing (poetry, prose, etc). • You will tackle diverse issues such as poverty, globalisation, gender inequality, conflict and humanitarian interventions, and could take modules on Environmental Sciences BSc (Hons) * FPS or FPB 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% environmental change, education and development, geographies of development, and media and development. Film and Television Studies BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Geology with Geography BSc (Hons) * FPS, FMAT, FPB 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Law LLB (Hons) History and Politics BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Intercultural Communication with FBS or FHUM 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% • Join a top Law School that offers an intimate and engaging law degree experience, gaining practical experience by offering pro bono legal advice. Business Management BA (Hons) • You will benefit from the expertise of teachers conducting research in a wide range of fields, including commercial law, competition law, the law International Development BA (Hons) All pathways 60% in Foundation Mathematics or 50% in Mathematics 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% accepted or 50% in Numerical and Analytical Skills. of public protest, internet and media law, law and medicine, and the law of government commerce. International Relations BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Law LLB (Hons) FHUM 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65% Marketing and Management BSc (Hons)

Marketing and Management BA (Hons) FBS 50% in all modules. 65% (with 55% in all subskills) 65% • Preparing you to work in marketing, this degree combines creative flair with an interest in business. Media and International Development All pathways 60% in Foundation Mathematics or 50% in Mathematics 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% BA (Hons) accepted or 50% in Numerical and Analytical Skills. • You will learn the fundamentals of business while gaining the skills you need to excel in marketing and the ever-challenging business world. Media Studies BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Meteorology and Oceanography BSc (Hons) * FPS or FMAT 65% in Mathematics. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Media Studies BA (Hons) Molecular Biology and Genetics BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • By studying the theory and business of media, you will discover how media changes our world – and how you might create world-changing media. Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. Interview required. 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 65% • You will explore a global range of media industries, mastering current debates while developing the skills to produce your own media content. Pharmacology and Drug Discovery BSc (Hons) FPS or FPB Compulsory module for FPS pathway: Further Chemistry. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Average of 65% in Chemistry modules. Pharmacy MPharm FPS or FPB Interview required. 70% (with 60% in all subskills) 65% Pharmacy MPharm (Hons) Physics BSc (Hons) * FPS or FMAT 65% in Mathematics and 65% in Physics. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • This degree programme has a global reputation for innovative teaching backed by exceptional research. Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) FPB 65% in Biology and Human Physiology. Interview required. 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 75% • You will focus on practical experience in laboratory and clinical settings, and cultivate professional skills on placements from the very beginning. Politics BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways 60% in Foundation Mathematics or 50% in Mathematics 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% accepted or 50% in Numerical and Analytical Skills. Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) Society, Culture and Media BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM 55% in Society and Culture. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60% • UEA’s approach to this degree is both varied and interactive, based on the very latest research to help you help people overcome physical setbacks. Speech and Language Therapy BSc (Hons) FPB Interview required. 75% (with 75% in all subskills) 75% • You’ll access dedicated facilities, including an anatomy room and assistive technology suite, to develop the skills you’ll need to start your career. Sports Development BSc (Hons) FPB 60% in Biology and Human Physiology. Interview required. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Degree option with a work placement also available Psychology BSc (Hons) Find comprehensive information on all academic pathway programmes, Degree option with a year abroad or overseas • Discover the science of human behaviour and how the human mind works as you learn to evaluate psychological theories and develop your own. degree options and progression requirements at: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses experience also available • You will learn to understand how nature and nurture, biology and culture, and genes and the environment determine human thoughts, feelings Please note: English level and academic progression requirements are correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to print. In some circumstances, and behaviours, while enjoying state-of-the-art laboratory facilities such as an EEG laboratory and an eye tracking laboratory. these may change throughout the year – please visit www.intostudy.com/uea/courses for the most up-to-date information. Progression requirements, including English level and final grade, may be higher for degrees with a year in industry, a year abroad/overseas placement, and with an integrated Master’s.

* A Master’s degree option is also available.

14 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea/courses 15 Progress to Year 2 of an International Year One Progress to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree at UEA Psychology – DIPPSY undergraduate degree at UEA Bene fit from pathway modules taught alongside first year students at UEA: Business Management ‘Psychology of the Individual’, ‘Research, Design and Analysis’ and ‘Self and Society’. Start date Start date 2 term: Mar and Economics – DBM Opportunity to progress to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree in an area of psychology 3 term: Sep 3 term: Sep or Jan at UEA’s British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited School of Psychology. 4 term: Jul or Oct In addition to the 3 and 4-term programme, there is also a shorter 2-term programme English language for students with a higher level of English that prepares you for quicker entry to UEA. entry requirements* English language What will I study? Opportunity to progress to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree in business, accounting 3 term: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing entry requirements* You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: or economics at Norwich Business School or UEA’s School of Economics. and no less than 5.0 in other subskills) 2 term: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 English Language and Study Skills (0 credits)† Research, Design and Analysis (40 credits) or equivalent. in each subskill) or equivalent. Psychology of the Individual for Self and Society for International Students What will I study? Age requirement 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 International Students (40 credits) (40 credits) in writing) or equivalent. You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: 17 years and above**

† 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 English Language and Study Skills (0 credits) Introductory Macroeconomics (20 credits) Progress to 4 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/DIPPSY * If you do not meet the minimum English language in writing) or equivalent. Introduction to Business and Marketing Introductory Microeconomics (20 credits) requirements, you should apply for our Academic English course. See page 19 for more information. Age requirement (20 credits) Organisational Behaviour (20 credits) ** All students commencing courses on a September start date must be 17 years 17 years and above** Introduction to Financial and Management Quantitative Methods (20 credits) old by 31 December of that calendar year. Accounting (20 credits) † While this is a non-credit bearing module, it is essential, along with your academic Prepare to progress to a degree modules, for your progression. Progress to 13 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/DBM International Year One progression degree options at the University of East Anglia. Degree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) DBM 55% in Introduction to Business, Organisational Behaviour and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Introduction to Financial Management Accounting modules. “After studying an International Year One at Top 20 Accounting and Management BSc (Hons) DBM 55% in Introduction to Business, Organisational Behaviour and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% INTO UEA, I went straight into the second Introduction to Financial Management Accounting modules. in the UK for Business Economics BSc (Hons) DBM 50% in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% year of my undergraduate degree at UEA. It Quantitative Methods modules. Accounting and Finance was an easy way for me to enter university, Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) DBM 50% in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Quantitative Methods modules. (The Times and The Sunday Times rather than just going into the first year.” Good University Guide 2019) Business Finance and Management BSc (Hons) DBM 55% in Introduction to Business, Organisational Behaviour and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Ginny, Hong Kong Introduction to Financial Management Accounting modules. 2014 Completed an International Year One at INTO UEA Business Management BA (Hons) DBM 55% in Introduction to Business, Organisational Behaviour and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% 2016 Graduated with First Class Honours in Introduction to Financial Management Accounting modules. BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance from UEA Cognitive Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY 40% in Research Design and Analysis, 55% in all other modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a Developmental Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY 40% in Research Design and Analysis, 55% in all other modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a Economics BSc (Hons) DBM 50% in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Quantitative Methods modules. Start date Economics and Finance BSc (Hons) DBM 50% in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% 3 term: Sep International Development Quantitative Methods modules. Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) DBM 50% in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% English language with Media – IDM Quantitative Methods modules. entry requirements* International Development BA (Hons) IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies, 40% in Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a 3 term: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing Bene fit from pathway modules taught alongside first year students at UEA: Communication, and 55% in 2 and 50% in 2 of 4 other modules. and no less than 5.0 in other subskills) ‘Introduction to Development Studies’ and ‘Humanitarian Communication’. International Development and the Environment IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies and Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a or equivalent. BSc (Hons) Communication modules, 55% in Introduction to Natural Resources Opportunity to progress to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree in international for Development module and 50% in all other modules. Age requirement development at UEA with an option to study abroad or take an overseas placement. International Development with Anthropology IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies and Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a BA (Hons) Communication, 55% in Social Anthropology and International 17 years and above** Development and Introduction to Media Studies, 50% in all others. What will I study? International Development with Economics IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies and Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: BA (Hons) Communication modules, 55% in Introduction to Economics and Prepare to progress to a degree Introduction to Media Studies modules, 50% in all other modules.

Core modules: Specialist modules: International Development with Politics BA (Hons) IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies and Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a at the University of East Anglia. Communication, 55% in Politics and International Development and English Language and Study Skills for Introduction to Media Studies for International Introduction to Media Studies, and 50% in all other modules. International Development and Media (0 credits)† Students (20 credits) or Marketing and Management BA (Hons) DBM 55% in Introduction to Business, Organisational Behaviour and 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Introduction to Financial Management Accounting modules. Humanitarian Communication (20 credits) Introduction to Natural Resources for 11th Media and International Development BA (Hons) IDM 40% in Introduction to Development Studies and Humanitarian 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a Introduction to Development Studies (20 credits) International Students (20 credits) Communication modules, 55% in Introduction to Media Studies module and 50% in all other modules. in the world for Introduction to Economics for International Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY 40% in Research Design and Analysis, 55% in all other modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a Students (20 credits) Development Studies Social Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY 40% in Research Design and Analysis, 55% in all other modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a Politics and International Development for (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019) International Students (20 credits) Please note: English level and academic progression requirements are correct to the best of our Degree option with a work placement also available Social Anthropology and International knowledge at the time of going to print. In some circumstances, these may change throughout Degree option with a year abroad or overseas * If you do not meet the minimum English language the year – please visit www.intostudy.com/uea/courses for the most up-to-date information. experience also available requirements, you should apply for our Academic Development for International Students English course. See page 19 for more information. ** All students commencing courses on a (20 credits) September start date must be 17 years old by 31 December of that calendar year. † While this is a non-credit bearing module, Progress to 18 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/IDM it is essential, along with your academic modules, for your progression.

16 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea/courses 17 Progress to a postgraduate International Graduate Diploma English courses degree at UEA

Business, Economics and Social Sciences Academic English Improve your English language Start date skills to prepare for further 1 semester: Jan or Apr Depending on your sub-pathway, this programme teaches you modules in Business, F or students who need to increase their IELTS level in order to progress to university. 2 semester: Sep or Jan Economics and Social Sciences to prepare you for postgraduate studies at UEA. This intensive course offers rapid progress of up to one IELTS band per term. academic study In addition to a standard 2-semester programme, there is also a shorter 1-semester English language (6-month) accelerated programme aimed at students with a higher level of English that Course features entry requirements Start date prepares you for entry to a postgraduate degree at UEA in a shorter period of time. • You will learn through face-to-face teaching • Developed in partnership with Cambridge 1 semester: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 16 weeks: Aug 5.5 in all subskills) or equivalent. C onditional progression to UEA’s Faculty of Social Sciences, including the AMBA and and online learning to communicate English, the world leader in language 1–4 terms: Oct, Jan, Apr or Jul 2 semester: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of AACSB accredited Norwich Business School, or the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. effectively in English and improve your assessment, INTO English Language 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent. reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Assessment (IELA) provides a standardised English language What will I study? entry requirements Age requirement • A diverse social programme and effective online assessment of all four core language For the 2-semester programme, you will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules: From IELTS 3.0 18 years and above* academic content will help you to develop skills throughout your studies. The IELA test is available to you as an additional form of Core modules: Specialist modules − the fluency and confidence you need to Age requirement * If you do not meet the minimum English language assessment and allows you to choose from a 16 years and above requirements, you should apply for our Academic English Language and Study Skills (30 credits) Business and Economics sub-pathway: progress to further study. wide range of Higher Education institutions. English course. See page 19 for more information. Introduction to Research (10 credits) Core Business (20 credits) • Access INTO’s interactive online learning Class hours Quantitative Analysis (10 credits) Entrepreneurship (30 credits) platform, MyINTO, outside of class to practise 30 learning hours per week, with 25 hours of face-to-face contact Social Communication Skills (0 credits) Issues in Economics (20 credits) your English language skills, complete tasks and engage with your classmates. Specialist modules − Progress Please note: depending on your chosen Social Sciences sub-pathway: sub-pathway, students on the 1-semester Applied Research Skills (30 credits) to UEA in just six months* programme will take all core and specialist Global Issues and Development (20 credits) * if you take the 1-semester accelerated programme modules except Social Communication Skills Social and Cultural Studies (20 credits)

Progress to 40+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/GDB Pre-sessional English Improve your English language skills to the level required by International Graduate Diploma progression degree options F or students who are academically qualified and hold an offer from the There are more than 40 postgraduate progression degree options at the University of East Anglia. Below is a selection of some of the most popular. University of East Anglia, but need to improve their English language your chosen degree skills to the level required for their chosen degree. Degree Specific requirements English level Final grade Accounting and Finance MSc 50% in all modules. Must have degree in Business, Accounting, 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65% Finance or Economics. Course features Start date 16 weeks: May Banking and Finance MSc 50% in all modules. Must have degree in Business, Accounting, 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65% • Prepare for your degree by learning English • Study academic vocabulary related to your Finance or Economics. 12 weeks: Jun language and study skills tailored to the degree and learn how to give presentations 8 weeks: Jul Business Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% requirements of university study in a 4, 6, 8, on areas of academic interest to practise 4 or 6 weeks: Aug Climate Change and International Development MSc 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% 12 or 16 week course. this terminology. Conflict, Governance and International Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% English language Economics of International Finance and Trade MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% • Learn from experienced teachers and • Get used to living and studying in the entry requirements Economics of Money, Banking and Capital Markets MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% alongside students who will be studying UK and adjust to the style, challenges 4 weeks: achieved the IELTS level (overall and in any specified skills) required by your University School Education and Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% the same – or similar – subjects as you at and expectations of the UK higher of Study, and have been accepted onto the course. Enterprise and Business Creation MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. Business plan and interview required. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% the University. education system. 6 weeks: achieved the overall IELTS grade required Finance and Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% by your University School of Study but have 0.5 Gender Analysis of International Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% lower than the requirement in one specified skill. Globalisation Business and Sustainable Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% 8 weeks: a maximum of 0.5 IELTS point band lower Human Resource Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% than the level required by your University School of Study, both overall and in any specified skill. International Accounting and Financial Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% International Business Economics MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% 12 weeks: a maximum of one IELTS band lower than the level required by your University School of International Business Finance and Economics MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% Study, both overall and in any specified skill. International Relations MA 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% “The Academic English course significantly 16 weeks: a maximum of one IELTS band lower International Security MA 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% improved my academic vocabulary and than the level required by your University School International Social Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% taught me how to structure a research paper.” of Study, overall, with up to 1.5 IELTS band lower in Investment and Financial Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% one specified skill and one IELTS band in the others. Marketing and Management MSc 50% in all modules. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% Fabio, Angola Media and Cultural Politics MA 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% 2016 Completed an Academic English course at INTO UEA Age requirement Media and International Development MA 55% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55% 2017 Graduated with MSc Advanced Computing Science 17 years and above from the University of East Anglia Operations and Logistics Management MSc 50% in all modules. Must have a degree in a quantitative subject area, 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65% eg. Business, Accounting, Economics, Science, etc. Now Working as an IT Security Technician at BFA, Angola Class hours Public Policy and Public Management MA 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50% 20 hours per week on average Quantitative Financial Economics MSc 50% in Applied Research Skills module. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

Please note: English level and academic progression requirements are correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to print. In some circumstances, these may change throughout the year – please visit www.intostudy.com/uea/courses for the most up-to-date information.

18 INTO University of East Anglia 2020–21 www.intostudy.com/uea/courses 19 Dates and prices The cost of your programme may vary depending on factors including the pathway chosen and programme length. The following guide to costs is based on pricing for the current academic year and provides an indication of the cost of attendance for some of our pathways. For specific cost information, please refer online: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses

Estimated cost of attendance based on prices for current academic year 2019–2020 Study length Tuition Accommodation Books and fees Airport pick up Insurance Total Academic programmes International Foundation (3 term) £16,995 £6,804–£9,324 £385–£785 £30–£240 £357 £24,571–£27,701 International Foundation (4 term) £21,890 £8,883–£12,173 £460–£860 £30–£240 £466 £31,729–£35,629 International Year One (2 term) £14,995 £3,780–£5,180 £385 £30–£240 £196 £19,386–£20,996 International Year One (3 term) £18,195 £6,804–£9,842 £385–£785 £30–£240 £357 £25,771–£29,419 International Graduate Diploma (1 semester) £11,995 £3,780–£5,180 £385 £30–£240 £196 £16,386–£17,996 International Graduate Diploma (2 semester) £18,195 £6,804–£9,324 £385 £30–£240 £357 £25,771–£28,501 English language courses 1 term* £4,895 £2,079–£2,849 £250 £30–£240 £122 £7,376–£8,356 16 weeks £7,830 £3,759–£5,089 £260 £30–£240 £145 £12,024–£13,564

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January (3 term/2 semester) Mon 11 Jan 2021–Fri 27 Aug 2021 July (1 term) Mon 12 Jul 2021–Fri 24 Sep 2021 August (4 weeks) Mon 17 Aug 2020–Fri 11 Sep 2020

April (1 semester) Mon 12 Apr 2021–Fri 27 Aug 2021

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