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International Brochure 2017/18 Welcome We Are Delighted That You Are Considering a Life-Changing Investment in Your Future with Us at the University of Cumbria International Brochure 2017/18 Welcome We are delighted that you are considering a life-changing investment in your future with us at the University of Cumbria. Vice Chancellor’s address ............................................................................... 3 We are focussed on supporting you in realising your aspirations. Our programmes are Brief ntroduction to the university ............................................................ 4 designed with your future career path and personal development in mind. As the second Great reasons to study at Cumbria ............................................................. 5 in the UK for graduate recruitment, 97% of our students are in employment or further study Lancaster .................................................................................................................. 6 within six months of graduation*. Carlisle ...................................................................................................................... 8 International students choose us because we help them to build the skills needed in today’s Ambleside .............................................................................................................10 interconnected global economy. Our courses are high quality, informed by cutting-edge Courses ...................................................................................................................12 research and knowledge, with rigorous academic standards. Our small class sizes, friendly and supportive academics and professionals, and options such as our Integrated Foundation Student profile - Jinlu Lai ..............................................................................25 Year will help you to settle easily into UK study and life. Student profile - LiCo Hui ............................................................................26 Fees and scholarships ....................................................................................27 Read on to find out what our enthusiastic and committed students have to say about their experiences with us. Accommodation .................................................................................................28 Entry requirements ..........................................................................................30 We also have a compact and friendly campus to suit your lifestyle and interests. In Lancaster, How to apply ........................................................................................................31 a heritage city, our campus is part of a vibrant international student community, with easy access to airports and cities like Manchester, Preston and Liverpool. In historic Carlisle, our Map and contact details ...............................................................................32 campus sits amongst the rich heritage of the 12th Century Cathedral and 900-year-old castle, and is within easy reach of the Scottish border, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. If the countryside and the great outdoors attract you, our picturesque Ambleside campus is at the heart of the English Lake District, one of the world’s most famous national parks. Choosing one of our degrees will be a life-changing investment in your future, opening doors for you wherever in the world you choose to start your career. We want to be part of your journey, and urge you to read on to explore one of our many academic opportunities. I do look forward to meeting you during our welcome week. With best wishes, Professor Julie Mennell Vice Chancellor *Based on all large/non-specialist Higher Education Institutions (excl. providers with fewer than 500 DLHE 2015 respondents). Source: HESA. 2 | | Course Contents Guide 2017 www.cumbria.ac.uk | 3 10 GREAT REASONS to study at The University of Cumbria! 01 Graduate Employability 97% - Number 2 in the U.K. Introduction to 02 Student satisfaction 94% the University of Cumbria 03 Small Class Sizes with supportive and experienced tutors A record of excellence and awards for student support Here at the University of Cumbria, we are hugely proud of our long 04 and careers guidance history in higher education. Our experience and tradition date back to 1822, with the founding of Cumbria Institute of the Arts, and the world-famous Charlotte Mason College in 1892. When these and 05 Established placements, internships and work experience other prestigious colleges joined in 2007 to form the University of opportunities with the local business community Cumbria, this was a milestone in our history as a well-respected higher education institution. Safe and friendly city and countryside campuses with 06 on-campus or city accommodation available We have five campuses, each offering a unique experience. In the north west, we have campuses in the historic cities of Carlisle and Lancaster, as well as in the stunning scenery of the English Lake 07 Lower cost of living District, as well as a small campus in the heart of London. Now home to over 9000 students, our reputation is strong nationally and internationally. Our aim is to ensure that you have a learning and 08 International students from many countries personal experience that will stay with you for life. We will make sure you leave university ready to succeed in the world of employment and achieve your greatest ambitions. 09 Great locations in and around the Lake District National Park 10 Great transport links to the rest of the UK 4 | Introduction www.cumbria.ac.uk | 5 Lancaster One of the UK’s 11 heritage cities Lancaster is a vibrant and historic city, home to two universities and around 15,000 students from all over the world. Located just south Our Lancaster campus is just of the English Lake District, one 10 minutes’ walk from the city of the UK’s most popular tourist centre, and offers residential destinations, and overlooking the accommodation, as well as an coast of Morecambe Bay, Lancaster excellent library and sports facilities. enjoys a wonderful location in the Just next to the campus is the midst of beautiful scenery. Living famous Williamson Park with its in this pleasant city, can students wonderful walks and stunning views enjoy a safe, clean and unpolluted over the city, the coast and Lake environment. Close by, in just over District mountains in the distance. one hour’s train journey, are the metropolitan cities of Manchester and Liverpool. As a student living in Lancaster, you can enjoy the busy shopping centre with the major high street shops, as well as small, specialist boutiques, lively pubs, clubs and international restaurants. In the heart of the city is the historic castle, which dates back almost 2000 years. 6 | Locations www.cumbria.ac.uk | 7 Carlisle City of the lakes This busy, historic city is located in the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District National Park and close to the border with Scotland. The castle has dominated the city landscape for over 900 years and been the site of many major events in British history. The 12th Century Cathedral, an impressive building in the city centre is the magnificent location for our graduation ceremonies. The city is known for its great shopping, restaurants, music and entertainment, and is within easy travelling distance of the cities of Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. The university has two campuses in Carlisle, both within 10 minutes’ walk of the city centre. 8 | Locations www.cumbria.ac.uk | 9 Ambleside Heart of the English Lake District Thousands of tourists visit Ambleside every year, travelling from all over the world. The town of Ambleside, home to our university campus, offers a wealth of activities for visitors and sits in the heart of one of the World’s best-known national parks, the English Lake District. The region has been an inspiration to writers and poets over the centuries, including the children’s author, Beatrix Potter, and William Wordsworth who wrote the much-loved poem ‘Daffodils’. On campus, you will find a range of facilities including a well-stocked library, accommodation, café and flexible social and study areas. The picturesque but busy town is located on the shores of Lake Windermere amidst breath-taking scenery, and offers a variety of tea shops, restaurants and friendly pubs, great shopping and, of course, the opportunity to take a boat trip on England’s most famous Lake. 10 | Locations www.cumbria.ac.uk | 11 LAW Courses Our law courses introduce you to legal BUSINESS practice as well as broader social, political and ethical issues. We encourage students to develop academic knowledge and skills • BSc (Hons) Computing and IT (Top- such as problem solving, analysis and Up) The Business School offers a wide range independent critical thinking. Students of accredited courses, with flexible • BSc (Hons) Project Management have the opportunity to reflect on programmes to suit all needs. We are (Top-Up) personal and social responsibility and to actively engaged with the local business examine and develop their values and • BA(Hons) International Business community, giving our students practical attitudes. The courses include placements and Communication ( Top-Up) experience so they leave university as a with the local law community. ‘work-ready’ graduate. POSTGRADUATE COURSES UNDERGRADUATE COURSES UNDERGRADUATE COURSES • MBA International Business • LLB (Hons) Law • BA (Hons) Business Accounting and • MSc International Management Finance • MSc International Marketing TOP-UP COURSES • BA (Hons) Business Management Management • BA (Hons)
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