University pathways for international students Contents What could your 4 Why UEA? UEA be about? 7 About the University 8 Life on campus Welcome to INTO University of East 10 Discover Norwich Anglia (UEA), your stepping stone to an 12 Home from home internationally-recognised degree from 14 Choosing your course UEA. Together we have aim: 16 Newton A-level Programme to give international students like you 18 International Foundation the opportunity to study at this top 15 26 International Year One UK university. 30 International Graduate Diploma 34 Academic English INTO UEA is an excellent choice. You’ll study a specialist 36 How to apply programme designed exclusively for international students 37 Application form and specifically tailored to the requirements of the University. 39 Scholarships We’ll help you to adjust to life as a student at UEA, excel in the British education system, and improve your English language skills. You’ll learn in our modern centre on the beautiful University campus before confidently progressing to your degree at UEA. The University develops many of its degrees with top employers, so you can be sure that throughout your studies you’ll develop the skills that matter in the workplace. Choosing to study abroad is a big decision, but with INTO UEA you can relax knowing that you will have a fantastic experience and graduate with a qualification that transforms your future. Choose #INTOUEA and open up a lifetime of opportunities.

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2 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 3 Why UEA?

Study at a world-leading university UEA’s top-ranked subject areas UK

TOP TH 6th =7th 11th 11th Accounting Law* Communication and Psychology* 200 12 and Finance* Media Studies** universities worldwide in the UK for teaching quality

(Times Higher Education World (The Complete University Guide 2018) (Teaching Excellence Framework 2017) University Rankings 2017) 10th 15th 16th 13th Marketing‡ Pharmacy and Economics** Geography and Pharmacology* Environmental Science**

10th No. 1 = 15th WORLD in the UK for quality university campus in the UK for of research output environment student experience

(Research Excellence Framework 2014) (Times Higher Education Student (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2016) Experience Survey 2017) 12th Top 100 Top 100 Development Studies† Environmental Earth and Marine Friendly Vibrant culture Big small city Sciences† Sciences† and beautiful campus, Dynamic arts and music scene on Norwich is just minutes with everything you campus at the Sainsbury Centre for away from campus * Guardian University Guide 2018 ** The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017 need in one place Visual Arts and The LCR music venue † QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017 ‡ The Complete University Guide 2018

Employability at UEA "I made many friends from different UEA graduates have gained countries. My fabulous memories are employment with top global brands: 250+ 1,500 from UEA, which is unforgettable. Apple IBM I advise anyone who wants to be a employment focused events volunteering BBC GlaxoSmithKline success in life to start with INTO UEA." each year, including careers opportunities NATO Morgan Stanley Ardalan, Iraq fairs, networking events and offered to students United Nations Google Graduated with MSc Advanced Organic Chemistry from UEA employer presentations every year and now studying a PhD in Chemistry at Auckland University

4 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 5 About the University

UEA is consistently one of the UK’s top 15 universities, with a global reputation for excellent teaching and top-quality research. There’s a vibrant, community atmosphere on the beautiful, green campus which creates a fantastic study and social environment for the University’s 15,000 students.

Top UK university Expert teaching Career aspiring UEA is a pioneering British university, leading Through a mix of lectures, seminars and UEA degrees are designed and developed the way in fields as diverse as climate change, practical experience you’ll develop the analytical, with employers, helping to ensure you graduate international development, food science and presentation, teamwork and communication with the vital skills that businesses are looking much more. Ranked in the top 200 in the world skills that are essential for success. You’ll for. Through work experience opportunities, (Times Higher Education World University combine critical thinking with creative practice, networking events and links with industry, you’ll Rankings 2017), it is internationally recognised. and your lecturers will excite and encourage you have the chance to try out different careers and to apply what you learn in the classroom to the work environments, and build your professional Brilliant thinking world around you. network. They’ll even help you set up your own UEA is known for world-class and innovative business. With UEA it’s not just about getting a research, it’s ranked 10th in the UK for quality Unforgettable experience degree, it’s about discovering a career you’ll love. of research (Research Excellence Framework Your time at UEA will be life-changing. The 2014) and is part of , combination of inspiring teaching and an exciting the most cited research centre outside of research environment, combined with a focus on Oxbridge and London. Your studies will be each student as an individual, makes for a great informed by the latest thinking and most up to experience. That’s one of the reasons why UEA date developments, so you’ll graduate with an is continually ranked among the top universities =15th in-depth knowledge of aspects of your subject in the UK for student experience. that are still emerging today. in the UK for student experience

(Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2017)

“Throughout our history international students have played a significant role at UEA. They come to benefit from our excellent student experience and to share in a vibrant academic, social and cultural experience.” Professor David Richardson, Vice-, UEA

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6 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 7 Top specialist facilities Life on campus UEA has some amazing subject-specific facilities:

With distinctive and award-winning architecture, UEA’s campus is a vibrant and inspiring place to live and study. Surrounded by beautiful nature and green parkland, here you’ll find everything you need for an amazing experience. Film and TV Science labs Computer Apple Mac labs with Pharmacy Virtual reality studio with industry- with high-end graphics labs iMacs, iPads and iPod dispensary theatre standard equipment apparatus Touch devices

UEA ACCOMMODATION

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UEA TEACHING WALL SPORTSPARK SHOPS AND EATERIES INTO UEA CENTRE AND INTO ACCOMMODATION

SAINSBURY CENTRE FOR VISUAL ARTS “I often go for a walk around UEA the beautiful campus with my ACCOMMODATION LIBRARY friends in my free time. We LECTURE THEATRE BLOCK STUDENT DRAMA UNION STUDIO UEA spend time near the lake and ACCOMMODATION have taken many pictures of the amazing sunsets.” Chanjing, China Graduated with MSc International Accounting and Financial Management from UEA

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Your Study Centre Supporting you Campus facilities in the UK for clubs and societies The INTO Study Centre is located on campus, From the moment you arrive, our Student All the social and study facilities you need are (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2016) close to everything you need, from the Services team will help you settle into life on campus, only ever a short walk away. library to the Students’ Union. You’ll be part in Norwich. Whether you’re opening a bank • Study at a time that suits you in the of the university community from day one. account, planning a trip or have a question 24/7 library. Book an individual room for Get involved Designed with you in mind, the centre has all about your studies, we are here to help. private study, or a group study room to There’s more to campus life than just studying. The Students’ Union also offers over 200 clubs the facilities you’ll need for a great study and We run visa and immigration workshops work on projects with classmates. You’ll take part in an orientation programme in your and societies, including debating, drama, music, social experience. throughout the year, and also offer one-to-one • Sportspark, one of the UK’s best sports first week which will give you the chance to meet athletics, entrepreneurship, football, law and To get you started, the Learning Resource support. Our highly trained welfare officers are facilities, with an Olympic-sized swimming pool, other students. Parties, day trips and excursions photography. So, whether you already have a Centre has a range of books and study here to help you with all aspects of life in the five sports halls and floodlit football pitches. organised by the Student Services team at the passion or want to pursue something new, there materials, and the IT and science labs provide UK, however big or small. • The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, a Centre will keep you busy the rest of the year. are loads of opportunities to learn skills, make opportunities for hands-on learning. You’ll For students under 18 we offer extra support major centre for the study and exhibition of At the heart of the campus, Union House is always friends and have fun. Find out more about the also find plenty of areas to study and socialise, and there’s even a 24-hour telephone helpline art, adds to the cultured vibe on campus. buzzing with activity. Here you’ll find a range of student facilities on campus: including the INTO Café and Restaurant, and if you need to speak to someone during • The Street is where you’ll find everything facilities run by the Students’ Union, including Unio www.myin.to/ an outdoor courtyard for sunny days. out of office hours. else you’d expect from a mini-town, such Cafe, a shop and the world-renowned LCR, a live- StudentFacilitiesUEA as a bank, cafés and restaurants, shops, music venue which hosts over 60 gigs a year. and post office.

8 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 9 Discover Norwich

Lively, vibrant and affordable, Norwich is an exciting city with a rich history. Located between picturesque coastal landscape and open countryside, Norwich is one of the UK’s safest cities. Day tripping from Norwich

Great Yarmouth For sandy beaches, seaside amusements and a popular pier. 30 minutes by train

Cromer A traditional seaside fishing town, famed for its tasty Cromer crab. “Norwich is a really peaceful, 45 minutes by train quiet and friendly place to live. I’ve been to some Cambridge An historical city known for other cities - like London, its green spaces,punting and Birmingham and Nottingham magnificent architecture. but no place is better than 1 hour 20 minutes by train Norwich! I love the people London here, the atmosphere and One of the world’s best cities, even the weather!” famous for its history and culture. Under 2 hours by train Dieu Linh, Vietnam

Shoppers’ paradise Varied night life At intu Chapelfield and Castle Mall shopping centres, Norwich is a fantastic place for a night out, with stylish you’ll find all the best high street brands. For something a café bars, pubs, cinemas, theatres, restaurants, nightclubs bit different, explore The Norwich Lanes, home to creative and concerts. Theatres including the Theatre Royal and independent retailers, or Norwich Market, the UK’s largest Norwich Playhouse have a diverse programme of events open-air market, where you can buy everything from vintage all year round, and The Waterfront, run by UEA Students’ clothes to Asian speciality foods. Union, is the students’ favourite city centre venue 12th for live music. Buzzing city most affordable The Forum is the City’s unique community building, open An active city student city in the UK seven days a week all year round. Here you can enjoy free Make the most of living by the water and get involved learning and cultural activities, exhibitions, and festivals – with Norwich Rowing Club or try sailing, windsurfing or (Natwest Student Living Index 2016) there’s always something going on! kayaking at Whitlingham Country Park. If you want to stay Plus, at Riverside Entertainment you’ll find loads of choices on dry land, you could even try skiing or boarding on the dry Explore Norwich: all in one place. Get active at the trampoline park, compete at ski slope at Norfolk Snowsports Club. www.myin.to/ the bowling alley or relax and watch the latest film followed by NorwichForStudents dinner and drinks at one of the many restaurants and bars.

10 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 11 Home from home

The fantastic modern, on-campus accommodation means you’ll quickly become part of UEA’s friendly and welcoming student community. And, with homestay accommodation available as an alternative option, it’s easy for you to find the perfect place to stay.

“INTO accommodation is INTO student residences The purpose-built INTO accommodation is in lovely, I wish I could live the same building as the INTO Centre – you’re here until I graduate! perfectly located for getting to your lessons I share a kitchen with other quickly and easily! You’ll have a private study students, and my bedroom bedroom, and share a kitchen and living space with other INTO students. You can even choose has an en suite bathroom.” to book your accommodation with a meal Yi-Wen, Taiwan plan option and have breakfast and either lunch or dinner cooked for you in the popular on-site restaurant.

Accommodation facilities:

3 MIN Walk to En suite Wi-Fi INTO Centre bathroom

24/7 Laundry Bedrooms cleaned staff facilities regularly Meal plan option available Homestay This is a unique opportunity to experience British life and culture first hand. You’ll have a private room in a carefully selected host’s home, sharing mealtimes and living spaces. Supporting you In the INTO residence you’ll find staff available 24/7 to offer support, and we’ll also provide you with a 24-hour helpline telephone number. If you’re under 18 you’ll live in an exclusive part of the INTO residence, and we’ll check in with you daily to ensure you have all the support you need.

Take a look around our accommodation: www.myin.to/ UEAAccommodation

12 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 13 "Our team will challenge you academically in Choosing your course a supportive and caring environment. Our Get university ready with our tailored, academic pathway programmes. track record of excellent progression rates has You’ll benefit from university-style teaching and the highest academic standards resulted in students studying at some of the by choosing one of our programmes designed in partnership with UEA. best universities in the world." Jeremy Moyle Academic Director ENTRY

Newton A-level Programme Undergraduate degree

Completion 5 or 6 terms Sep and Jan From IELTS 5.0 of GCSEs Year 1 Year 2 Year 3+ Watch our video about or equivalent Economics, Business and Actuarial Science | Engineering and Mathematics the Newton Programme Enter at Year 1 Graduation Science and Medicine www.myin.to/ NewtonA_levels

International Foundation Undergraduate degree Completion 3 or 4 terms Jul, Sep, Oct and Jan From IELTS 5.0 of secondary Year 1 Year 2 Year 3+ Watch our video about school or Business, Economics, Society and Culture | Humanities and Law International Foundation Enter at Year 1 Graduation equivalent Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences | Sciences www.myin.to/ InternationalFoundation

International Year One Undergraduate degree

Completion of 3 or 4 terms Jul, Sep, Oct and Jan From IELTS 5.0 A-levels Year 2 Year 3+ Watch our video about or equivalent Business Management and Economics | International Development International Year One Enter at Year 2 Graduation with Media | Psychology www.myin.to/ InternationalYearOne

International Graduate Diploma Postgraduate degree FIND YOUR LEVEL FIND YOUR Completion of undergraduate 3 or 4 terms Jul, Sep, Oct and Jan From IELTS 5.0 Year 1 CAREER BEGIN YOUR Watch our video about degree or International Graduate Diploma equivalent Business and Economics | Social Sciences Enter at Year 1 Graduation www.myin.to/ Mastersdegree

Want to improve your English? Placement options If English is not your first language, you may be If you hold an offer to start a degree at Get Ready for Completing a work placement as part of your degree will provide you with many worried about studying in a different language. UEA in September 2018, our Pre-sessional English online course advantages and help to enhance your employability. Our Academic English course provides intensive English course will provide you with intensive You can also enrol on our • Develop real-world, practical experience in the industry you wish to work in. preparation to help you succeed in your preparation in academic English. You’ll focus online English course, • Gain a better understanding of your future career direction. academic studies. We’ll provide extra support in on content-specific grammar, style and helping you to practise • Develop a network of industry contacts. developing your English language fluency and structure, and have the opportunity to practise and improve your English study skills, helping you to confidently progress speaking English on topics related to your before you arrive in the UK. • Gain workplace interpersonal skills. For more information: to your academic programme. degree programme. To find out more, visit: • Enhance your CV. www.intostudy.com/ For more information, see pages 34-35. For more information, visit www.intostudy.com/ See the progression table for the programme you wish to study to check uea/courses www.intostudy.com/uea/courses get-ready-for-english if your chosen degree has a placement option, and to find out more about integrating a placement into your degree at UEA, visit: www.uea.ac.uk/study/undergraduate

14 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 15 A-levels Pathway options Newton A-level Programme You will choose four subjects in your first year of study. Most students will continue with all four subjects for their final three terms. However, if both you and your tutor feel it necessary, you may be allowed to Start dates A unique opportunity to study A-levels continue with just three subjects for the final three terms of the programme. Your choice of subjects will September and January depend on the pathway you are following and the degree programme you intend to progress to. on a leading university campus For the most up to date list of subjects visit: www.intostudy.com/newton/courses Programme length 5 terms or approximately 21 months Receive tailored support and advice on applying to Pathway Compulsory A-level subjects Optional subject(s) Possible degree subjects include 6 terms or approximately 24 months the most competitive degree programmes in the world Science and Medicine Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology Physics or Psychology Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science, Biomedicine, Chemistry, Law and Psychology Class hours Engineering and Mathematics Mathematics, Physics, Further Mathematics Chemistry or Economics Engineering, Mathematics and Physics 24 hours per week minimum* Economics, Business and Actuarial Science Mathematics, Economics Further Mathematics or Physics Actuarial Science, Business, Finance, Law, Class size Accounting and Economics Maximum of 14 students per class

Age requirement Support for school-aged students 16 years and above** You’ll receive extra care and support to ensure that you feel totally safe and supported. This will include 83% 100% a meal plan in the INTO centre’s popular restaurant and accommodation located within a dedicated area Academic entry requirements in the INTO student residences. There’s also 24/7, 365 days a year student support in the Centre. Newton Programme candidates must demonstrate A* – A grades of students recommended potential for entry to top-ranked universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, US Ivy league or medical in 2017 for medical school in 2017 schools. For entry onto the programme you must have successfully gained a place Newton A-level Programme students progressing to top universities completed your education to Year 11 level achieving equivalent to minimum six GCSE passes at grade Destination degree Destination University Student name Country Grades 6 / B or above Medicine University of East Anglia Ting-Yu Tsai Taiwan A* A* A* A* Students intending to progress to Medicine, Special features Dentistry or Veterinary Science: Engineering Do Vinh Anh Nguyen Vietnam A* A* A* A* 7-9 / A-A* at GCSE (or equivalent) in at least six Study towards the well-respected Cambridge Take part in external competitions such subjects, including Mathematics and Science. International Examination Board A-levels as the UK Mathematics Challenge, and UK Medicine Sarah-Ann Lee Singapore A* A* A* A* We would not advise that any student attempt to gain entry to a UK medical school without on a leading university campus. Chemistry and Biology Olympiads. Mathematics and Economics London School of Economics Iuliia Vozzhaeva Russia A* A* A* A* meeting this minimum requirement. Learn from leading university academics Benefit from an inspiring programme of through lectures and workshops. enhancement activities including workshops, Medicine Queen Mary, University of London Yee Ning Goh Malaysia A* A* A* A* English language entry requirements masterclasses and university presentations. 5 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing Benefit from small class sizes which allow Engineering University of Cambridge Yuk Ting Kwok Hong Kong A* A* A* A* and no less than 5.0 in all other subskills) or equivalent teachers to offer you close attention and Access university facilities and join Medicine Hull York Medical School Mai Huong Nguyen Vietnam A* A* A* A* 6 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 support during your studies. university clubs and societies. in all subskills) or equivalent Receive support and assistance to Receive expert support with preparation for Accounting and Finance London School of Economics Tien Thanh Luong Vietnam A* A* A* A* Students intending to progress to Medicine, obtain experience through work university admissions tests such as UKCAT, Dentistry or Veterinary Science: Law University of Southampton Jia Min Khoo Malaysia A* A* A* A* 5 and 6 term: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent placements and internships. BMAT, STEP and LNAT. If you do not meet the minimum English language Work on a project of your own choice to Receive professional advice and guidance Dentistry The Regine Luiz Malaysia A* A* A* A* requirements you should apply for our Academic complete the Extended Project Qualification on applying to top UK universities and English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. Economics and Mathematics Xiaozhen Li China A* A* A* A* (EPQ), equivalent to half an A-level. medical schools. Tuition fees Mathematics University College London Ka Hei Tong Macau A* A* A* A* See page 36 for course dates and prices. International Relations Sadra Shahryarifar Iran A* A* A* A For full course information visit: www.intostudy.com/newton/courses Design Engineering Lois Su Han Liow Malaysia A* A* A* A

* Please note: this includes an allowance Medicine Mariia Akulich Russia A* A* A* A* for class changeover. ** All students must be 16 years old by the published start date of the programme.

“What makes the Newton Programme special is that it’s university-based, so we get to mix with the UEA students. I’ve been able to talk to the medical students, so now I know what to expect when I go to university.”

Want to find out more? Chalisa, Thailand Visit our website or for help with your Achieved grades A* A* A A on the Newton A-level application, contact our Admissions Programme and progressed to Medicine at UEA team or your education counsellor.

16 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 17 Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences (120 credits) (FMA) International Foundation Core modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees such as: Academic English and Study Skills Economics (10 credits) Accounting and Finance (30 credits) Introduction to Accounting (15 credits) Actuarial Sciences programme pathways Mathematics (30 credits) Business Finance and Management Physics (20 credits) Computing Science Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences (15 credits) Computer Systems Engineering The tables below provide details of the academic modules that you will study as part Economics Economics with Accountancy of your International Foundation programme. On each pathway, you will also complete Engineering a common core module in Academic English and Study Skills. Some degree programmes Mathematics specify certain modules, which you must study in order to progress to UEA. Physics Psychology For more details on destination degree programmes, the specified subjects you must study and the grades required for guaranteed entry to UEA, refer to pages 24–25. See page 22 for details.

Business, Economics, Society and Culture (120 credits) (FBE) Sciences (120 credits) (FPL and FPE)

Core modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees such as: Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences (120 credits) (FPL)

Academic English and Study Skills Economics (10 credits) Accounting and Finance Core modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees such as: (40 credits) Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) Business Economics Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Biology and Human Physiology (30 credits) Biochemistry Introduction to Business (10 credits) Business Management Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) Biological Sciences Professional and Communication Skills (20 credits) Economics Further Chemistry (10 credits) Biomedicine Society and Culture (20 credits) Education Numerical and Analytical Skills (20 credits) Chemistry History of Art Preparation for Health and Life Sciences (15 credits) Ecology Intercultural Communications with Business Management Molecular Biology and Genetics International Development Natural Sciences International Relations and Politics Nursing Marketing and Management Occupational Therapy Politics and Media Studies Pharmacology and Drug Discovery See page 20 for details. Pharmacy Physiotherapy Psychology

Humanities and Law (120 credits) (FHL) Physical Sciences and Engineering (120 credits) (FPE)

Core modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees such as: Core modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees such as:

Academic English and Study Skills Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) Education Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) Actuarial Sciences (40 credits) International and Development Studies (20 credits) Film and Television Studies Mathematics (30 credits) Biochemistry Physics (20 credits) Law (20 credits) History and Politics Chemistry Society and Culture (20 credits) Intercultural Communication with Business Management Applied Physics (10 credits) Computing Science or International Development Further Chemistry (10 credits) Energy Engineering International Relations Engineering Preparation for Health and Life Sciences (15 credits) Law Environmental Sciences or Media Studies Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences (15 credits) Geography Politics Geophysics Psychology Mathematics Society, Culture and Media Meteorology and Oceanography See page 21 for details. Natural Sciences Pharmacology and Drug Discovery Pharmacy Physics

See page 23 for details.

“Before coming to university I did my “The International Foundation is very Foundation Year, which gave me step- well structured. I was taught everything by-step help during the transition. The I needed for my university course, like teachers were specialists in their fields how to write essays, how to write a lab and were always available to help report, and how to do a presentation.”

whenever we needed them.” Byulsaem, South Korea Azeem, Pakistan Graduated with MPharm Pharmacy from UEA Completed International Foundation and progressed and now working as a Pre-registration Pharmacist to Finance and Management at UEA

18 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 19 International Foundation Business, Economics, Humanities and Law − FHL International Foundation

Start dates Society and Culture − FBE Progress to Year 1 of a wide range Start dates July, September, October and January of undergraduate degrees July, September, October and January Programme length Progress to Year 1 of a wide range Programme length Gain hands-on experience through 3 terms or approximately 9 months of undergraduate degrees 3 terms or approximately 9 months 4 terms or approximately 12 months practical based learning 4 terms or approximately 12 months Develop your skills and knowledge through Class hours Class hours 20 hours per week minimum* practical based projects and assignments What will I study? 20 hours per week minimum* Class size Academic English and Study Skills (40 credits) Class size Maximum of 17 students per class What will I study? Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) Maximum of 17 students per class for English language teaching Academic English and Study Skills (40 credits) International and Development Studies (20 credits) for English language teaching Economics (10 credits) Law (20 credits) Age requirement Age requirement Society and Culture (20 credits) 16 years and above** Foundation Mathematics (20 credits) 16 years and above** Introduction to Business (10 credits) You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Academic entry requirements Professional and Communication Skills (20 credits) For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Academic entry requirements Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local Society and Culture (20 credits) Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local equivalent to meet the same standard) with equivalent to meet the same standard) with good grades. You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. good grades. For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses English language entry requirements English language entry requirements 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent in all subskills) or equivalent

4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent in all subskills) or equivalent

If the University degree programme you wish to 12th =7th If the University degree programme you wish to progress to has an English language requirement of progress to has an English language requirement of IELTS 7.0, we recommend you begin your International in the world for Development in the UK for Law IELTS 7.0, we recommend you begin your International Foundation with a minimum of IELTS 6.0. 6th 10th (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017) (Guardian University Guide 2018) Foundation with a minimum of IELTS 6.0. If you do not meet the minimum English language If you do not meet the minimum English language requirements you should apply for our Academic in the UK for in the UK for Marketing requirements you should apply for our Academic English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. Accounting and Finance (The Complete University Guide 2018) Special features Award and validating body (Guardian University Guide 2018) Award and validating body Successful completion of the International Foundation Develop a global outlook by analysing current As part of the Law module, you will have Successful completion of the International Foundation programme leads to the award of International international relations and development the opportunity to experience a British programme leads to the award of International Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from UEA. through case studies in countries such court room in session. Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from UEA. as India and China. Tuition fees Special features Tuition fees See page 36 for course dates and prices. Demonstrate your entrepreneurial talent by Use your new marketing knowledge Learn how the resolution of legal disputes See page 36 for course dates and prices. For full course information visit: making real profits with real money using to produce, direct and star in your own may vary according to the country whose For full course information visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses your own business idea. TV commercial. law applies. www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Apply your knowledge in practice by Research and take part in lively debates * Please note: this includes an * Please note: this includes an allowance for class changeover. producing a marketing strategy after visiting about topics of national interest such as allowance for class changeover ** All students must be 17 years a local heritage venue. Brexit, election results and immigration. ** All students must be 17 years old by 15 September of the year old by 15 September of the year they start their degree at UEA. they start their degree at UEA

“Studying at UEA is probably the best decision I’ve ever made. I learned so “INTO was beneficial to me in the sense many things, not just from the modules that I’d already been taught some of the I studied, but from the enthusiasm and topics I did in my first year of university. spirit of lecturers, staff and every single The fact that the topics were familiar to friend I made.” me gave me confidence and a very good foundation for my Law degree.” Hoai Anh, Vietnam Want to find out more? Graduated with BA (Hons) Intercultural Communication Nnenna, Nigeria Want to find out more? Visit our website or for help with your with Business Management from UEA and now studying Graduated with LLB Law from UEA and now a qualified Visit our website or for help with your application, contact our Admissions MSc Brand Leadership at UEA Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria application, contact our Admissions team or your education counsellor. team or your education counsellor.

20 21 International Foundation Mathematics and Sciences − FPL and FPE International Foundation

Start dates Actuarial Sciences − FMA Progress to Year 1 of a wide range Start dates July, September, October and January of undergraduate degrees July, September, October and January Programme length Progress to a wide range of undergraduate degrees Programme length 3 terms or approximately 9 months Gain hands-on experience through practical based 3 terms or approximately 9 months 4 terms or approximately 12 months Develop your skills and knowledge through practical learning including field trips and laboratory work 4 terms or approximately 12 months based projects and assignments Class hours Class hours 20 hours per week minimum* What will I study? 20 hours per week minimum* Laboratory based courses may require additional What will I study? Laboratory based courses may require additional periods of study Core modules periods of study Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Academic English and Study Skills (30 credits) Class size Economics (10 credits) Class size Maximum of 17 students per class Introduction to Accounting (15 credits) Maximum of 17 students per class for English language teaching for English language teaching Mathematics (30 credits) Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences pathway Physical Sciences and Engineering pathway (FPL) (FPE) Age requirement Physics (20 credits) Age requirement Biology and Human Physiology (30 credits) Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) 16 years and above** Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences (15 credits) 16 years and above** Foundation Chemistry (15 credits) Mathematics (30 credits) You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Academic entry requirements Further Chemistry (10 credits) Physics (20 credits) Academic entry requirements For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local Numerical and Analytical Skills (20 credits) Further Chemistry (10 credits) Completion of 12 years of schooling (or the local equivalent to meet the same standard) with Preparation for Health and Life Sciences equivalent to meet the same standard) with good grades. or good grades. (15 credits) Applied Physics (10 credits) English language entry requirements English language entry requirements Preparation for Health and Life Sciences 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent (15 credits) in all subskills) or equivalent or 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences in all subskills) or equivalent If the University degree programme you wish to 6th 16th (15 credits) Students intending to progress to Nursing, progress to has an English language requirement of Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy or Pharmacy IELTS 7.0, we recommend you begin your International in the UK for in the UK You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 6.0 Foundation with a minimum of IELTS 6.0. in all subskills) or equivalent Accounting and Finance for Economics For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses If you do not meet the minimum English language If the University degree programme you wish to requirements you should apply for our Academic (Guardian University Guide 2018) (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) progress to has an English language requirement of English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. IELTS 7.0, we recommend you begin your International Foundation with a minimum of IELTS 6.0.

Award and validating body If you do not meet the minimum English language Successful completion of the International Foundation Special features requirements you should apply for our Academic programme leads to the award of International Design, build and program your own Lego Use your planning, research and data English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from UEA. robots in a group project. analysis skills to complete an independent Award and validating body research project. Tuition fees Compete in the UK Maths Challenge 15th Top 100 Successful completion of the International Foundation See page 36 for course dates and prices. (option for students who join in September). programme leads to the award of International in the UK for Pharmacy in the world for Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from UEA. For full course information visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses and Pharmacology Environmental Science Tuition fees (Guardian University Guide 2018) (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017) See page 36 for course dates and prices. * Please note: this includes an allowance for class changeover. For full course information visit: ** All students must be 17 years www.intostudy.com/uea/courses old by 15 September of the year they start their degree at UEA. Special features * Please note: this includes an Get to know your fellow students and teachers allowance for class changeover. on a three-day residential field trip in the first term. ** All students must be 17 years old by 15 September of the year Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences pathway Physical Sciences and Engineering pathway they start their degree at UEA. Develop your practical skills in lab classes; for “In our second year we got the chance to Explore real-life problems such as where best example, learn how to make aspirin, identify have lectures at the Aviva headquarters. to build a dam, how to build a radio and what unknown compounds and extract DNA from is the best shape for an aeroplane’s wing. We also had the option to do a year in living cells. industry − it’s a good chance to learn Test out the theories from your classes in Benefit from teaching sessions with visiting more about the real life of an actuary.” the Centre’s science laboratories and see real speakers such as university academics, life examples on site visits, for example to a Want to find out more? Jonathan, Indonesia health practitioners and patients. nuclear power station. Visit our website or for help with your Graduated with BSc (Hons) Actuarial Sciences from UEA application, contact our Admissions and now working as an Actuarial Analyst in Indonesia team or your education counsellor.

22 23 Progression options Degree subject Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade % You can progress to more than 100 degrees at UEA from our International Foundation pathways. The following table provides information Engineering BEng (Hons)** FPE or FMA Mathematics (70%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 about which modules you need to study and what grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019. all subskills) Environmental Sciences (including an option FPL or FPE Mathematics (60%) or Numerical and Analytical Skills (60%) 65 (with at least 60 in all 65 with Education) BSc (Hons)** subskills) Geography (including an option with Education) FPE Mathematics (50%); Applied Physics is a compulsory module 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Degree subject Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade % BSc (Hons) all subskills) Faculty of Arts and Humanities Geography and International Development All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 American History with a year abroad BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 BA (Hons) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) all subskills) Geology with Geography BSc (Hons)** FPL or FPE Mathematics (65%) or Numerical and Analytical Skills (65%). 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 American Studies BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) all subskills) Geophysics BSc (Hons)** FPE Mathematics (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Applied Physics is a compulsory module all subskills) BA (Hons) all subskills) Mathematics (including an option with Education) FPE or FMA Mathematics (75%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 English Literature BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 BSc (Hons)** Advanced Mathematics is a compulsory module all subskills) all subskills) Meteorology and Oceanography BSc (Hons)** FPE Mathematics (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 English Literature with Creative Writing BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%). Successful submission of a portfolio 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) of five pages of creative writing (poetry, prose or scriptwriting) all subskills) Molecular Biology and Genetics BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (70%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Film and Television Studies BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) all subskills) Natural Sciences BSc (Hons)** FPL or FPE 70% in two science modules 65 (with minimum 60 in 70 History (including options with Film Studies FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Interview required all subskills) and Politics) BA (Hons) all subskills) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery BSc (Hons) FPL or FPE Foundation Chemistry (65%); Further Chemistry (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 History of Art (including an option with Gallery FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) and Museum Studies) BA (Hons) all subskills) Pharmacy with a Placement Year MPharm (Hons) FPL or FPE Foundation Chemistry (70%); Further Chemistry (70%) 70 (with minimum 60 in 70 Intercultural Communications with Business FBE or FHL None 65 (with minimum 60 in 55 Interview required all subskills) Management BA (Hons) all subskills) Physics (including an option with Education) FPE or FMA Mathematics (70%); Physics (70%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 International Relations (including options FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 BSc (Hons)** all subskills) with Politics and Modern History) BA (Hons) all subskills) Faculty of Social Sciences Media Studies BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Foundation Mathematics (65%) or Mathematics (55%) 65 (with minimum 55 in 65* all subskills) all subskills) Modern History BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Accounting and Management BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Foundation Mathematics (65%) or Mathematics (55%) 65 (with minimum 55 in 65* all subskills) all subskills) Philosophy (including options with History FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Business Economics BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55* and Politics) BA (Hons) all subskills) all subskills) Politics (including an option with Media Studies) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55* BA (Hons) all subskills) all subskills) Society, Culture and Media BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Society and Culture (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Business Finance and Management BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Foundation Mathematics (65%) or Mathematics (55%) 65 65* all subskills)

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Business Management BSc (Hons) FBE Foundation Mathematics (65%) 65 (with minimum 55 in 65* Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (65%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 65 all subskills) Interview required all subskills) Cognitive Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Children’s Nursing BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (70%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 70 accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Interview required. all subskills) Developmental Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Learning Disabilities Nursing BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (65%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 65 accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Interview required. all subskills) Economics BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55* Mental Health Nursing BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (65%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 65 all subskills) Interview required. all subskills) Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55 Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (65%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 65 all subskills) Interview required. all subskills) Education BA (Hons) FBE or FHL Interview required. 65 (with minimum 60 in 55 Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (65%) 70 (with minimum 70 in 75 all subskills) Interview required. all subskills) International Development (including options with All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Faculty of Science Anthropology, Economics and Politics) BA (Hons) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Actuarial Sciences BSc (Hons) FPE or FMA Mathematics (75%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 International Development and the Environment All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) BSc (Hons) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Biochemistry BSc (Hons)** FPL or FPE Foundation Chemistry (65%); Further Chemistry (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Law LLB (Hons) FHL None 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 all subskills) all subskills) Biological Sciences BSc (Hons)** FPL or FPE Biology and Human Physiology (70%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Law with American Law LLB (Hons) FHL None 65 (with minimum 60 in 70 all subskills) all subskills) Biomedicine BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (70%); Foundation Chemistry (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Law with European Legal Systems LLB (Hons) FHL None 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 all subskills) all subskills) Business Information Systems BSc (Hons) FBE, FPE or Foundation Mathematics (60%) or Mathematics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 50 Marketing and Management BSc (Hons) FBE Foundation Mathematics (65%) 65 (with minimum 55 in 65* FMA all subskills) all subskills) Chemical Physics BSc (Hons)** FPE Foundation Chemistry (65%); Physics (65%); Mathematics (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Media and International Development BA (Hons) All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 Further Chemistry is a compulsory module all subskills) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Chemistry (including an option with Education) FPL or FPE Foundation Chemistry (65%); Further Chemistry (65%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Philosophy, Politics and Economics BA (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55* BSc (Hons)** all subskills) all subskills) Climate Change BSc (Hons) FPL or FPE Mathematics (60%) or Numerical and Analytical Skills (60%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 Physical Education BA (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (60%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 all subskills) Interview required all subskills) Computer Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) FPE or FMA Mathematics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 50 Politics and Economics BSc (Hons) FBE or FMA Minimum 50% in all modules 60 (with minimum 55 in 55* all subskills) all subskills) Computer Graphics Imaging and Multimedia FPE or FMA Mathematics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 50 Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 BSc (Hons) all subskills) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Computing Science (including an option FPE or FMA Mathematics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 50 Social Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways Foundation Mathematics (60%), Mathematics (50%) or Numerical 65 (with minimum 60 in 60 with Education) BSc (Hons)** all subskills) accepted and Analytical Skills (50%) all subskills) Ecology BSc (Hons) FPL Biology and Human Physiology (70%) 65 (with minimum 60 in 65 all subskills) Degree option with a year in industry also available. 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24 | INTO UEA 2018–2019 www.intostudy.com/uea | 25 International Year One Progression options Business Management You can progress to nine degrees at UEA from this pathway. The following table provides information about what grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019. Start dates and Economics July, September, October and January Degree subject Requirements English level % Final grade %

Programme length Progress to Year 2 of a wide range Norwich Business School 3 terms or approximately 9 months Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) Introduction to Business (55%); Organisational Behaviour (55%); Introduction to Financial 65 (with minimum 55 of undergraduate degrees Management Accounting (55%); All other academic modules (50%) 60 in all subskills) 4 terms or approximately 12 months Accounting and Management BSc (Hons) Introduction to Business (55%); Organisational Behaviour (55%); Introduction to Financial 65 (with minimum 55 Develop your skills and knowledge through Management Accounting (55%); All other academic modules (50%) 60 in all subskills) Class hours Business Finance and Management BSc (Hons) Introduction to Business (55%); Organisational Behaviour (55%); Introduction to Financial 65 (with minimum 55 20 hours per week minimum* practical based projects and assignments Management Accounting (55%); All other academic modules (50%) 60 in all subskills) Business Management BSc (Hons) Introduction to Business (55%); Organisational Behaviour (55%); Introduction to Financial 65 (with minimum 55 Class size Management Accounting (55%); All other academic modules (50%) 60 in all subskills) Maximum of 17 students per class What will I study? Marketing and Management BSc (Hons) Introduction to Business (55%); Organisational Behaviour (55%); Introduction to Financial 65 (with minimum 55 for English language teaching English Language and Study Skills Management Accounting (55%); All other academic modules (50%) 60 in all subskills) Introduction to Business and Marketing (20 credits) School of Economics Age requirement Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting (20 credits) Business Economics BSc (Hons) Microeconomics (50%); Macroeconomics (50%); Quantitative Methods (50%) 65 (with minimum 55 17 years and above** 60 in all subskills) Introductory Macroeconomics (20 credits) Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) Microeconomics (50%); Macroeconomics (50%); Quantitative Methods (50%) 65 (with minimum 55 Academic entry requirements Introductory Microeconomics (20 credits) 60 in all subskills) Satisfactory completion of A-levels, a recognised Organisational Behaviour (20 credits) Economics BSc (Hons) Microeconomics (50%); Macroeconomics (50%); Quantitative Methods (50%) 65 (with minimum 55 Foundation programme, or the first year of an 60 in all subskills) Quantitative Methods (20 credits) overseas university degree programme with good Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) Microeconomics (50%); Macroeconomics (50%); Quantitative Methods (50%) 65 (with minimum 55 grades, or equivalent. You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. 60 in all subskills) For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses English language entry requirements Year abroad option available. 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in reading and writing) or equivalent

4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in reading and writing) or equivalent

If you do not meet the minimum English language “Studying at INTO prepared me for what requirements you should apply for our Academic I had to do in my second and third year English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. at UEA. In terms of my career I feel that Award and validating body 10th 16th studying in the UK is definitely a benefit Successful completion of the International Year One because the education in the UK is programme leads to the award of Certificate of Higher in the UK for Marketing in the UK for Economics Education (RQF Level 4) from UEA. considered one of the best in the world.” (The Complete University Guide 2018) (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) Natacha, Mozambique Tuition fees Graduated with BSc Economics from UEA and now working See page 36 for course dates and prices. as a Tax Department Intern at Ernst & Young in Mozambique

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* Please note: this includes an allowance applications in depth using real-world experience by getting actively involved in for class changeover. business scenarios. discussions and tasks which rely on your ** All students commencing courses on a published September start date must be 17 years old by ideas to structure input from teachers. 31 December of that calendar year. For all other start dates, students must be 17 years old on the published start date of the programme.

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26 www.intostudy.com/uea | 27 International Year One International Development with Media Psychology International Year One

Start dates Start dates Progress to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree Progress to Year 2 of a professionally accredited September September undergraduate degree Share lectures with Year 1 UEA International Development Please note: this programme runs two weeks longer Please note: this programme runs two weeks longer than other 3-term programmes to coincide with UEA than other 3-term programmes to coincide with UEA Studies students and get a feel for university-style teaching Share lectures with Year 1 UEA Psychology students exam dates. exam dates. and get a feel for university-style teaching Programme length Programme length What will I study? 3 terms or approximately 9 months 3 terms or approximately 9 months Core modules What will I study? English Language and Study Skills for International Development and Media (0 credits) Class hours Class hours English and Study Skills for Psychology Humanitarian Communication (20 credits) 20 hours per week minimum* 20 hours per week Psychology of the Individual for International Students (40 credits) Introduction to Development Studies (20 credits) Research Design and Analysis 1 (40 credits) Class size Class size Introduction to Economics for International Students (20 credits) Self and Society for International Students (40 credits) Maximum of 17 students per class Maximum of 17 students per class Politics and International Development for International Students (20 credits) for English language teaching You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. for English language teaching. Social Anthropology and International Development for International Students (20 credits) For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Age requirement Optional modules Age requirement 17 years and above 17 years and above* Introduction to Media Studies for International Students (20 credits) Introduction to Natural Resources for Development for International Students (20 credits) Academic entry requirements Academic entry requirements You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. Satisfactory completion of A-levels (BBC grades), a Satisfactory completion of A-levels at grades BBC, recognised Foundation programme, or the first year of first year of overseas university degree with good For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses an overseas university degree programme with good grades or equivalent. grades, or equivalent.

English language entry requirements English language entry requirements IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each subskill) 11th 80% IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 or equivalent. in all subskills) or equivalent 12th 4th in the UK for Psychology of research is ‘world-leading’ or If you do not meet the minimum English language If you do not meet the minimum English language requirements you should apply for our Academic in the world for in the UK for overall research (Guardian University Guide 2018) ‘internationally excellent’ in Psychology requirements you should apply for our Academic English course. English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. Development Studies within the School of International (Research Excellence Framework 2014) Award and validating body (QS World Rankings by Subject 2017) Development Award and validating body Successful completion of International Year One leads Successful completion of the International Year One (Research Excellence Framework 2014) to the initial award of Certificate of Higher Education programme leads to the award of Certificate of Higher (FHEQ Level 4) from the University of East Anglia. Special features Education (RQF Level 4) from UEA. Become part of UEA’s School of Psychology. Learn to express your viewpoint and see Tuition fees Tuition fees Special features things from different perspectives by taking See page 36 for course dates and prices. Study alongside current UEA first year See page 36 for course dates and prices. Become part of UEA’s School of Cover topics including kinship, religion, labour part in group discussions. For full course information visit: students through shared lectures. International Development. and politics through in-depth case studies For full course information visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Benefit from the opportunity to participate www.intostudy.com/uea/courses from a range of developing country contexts. Study alongside current UEA first year in reseacrh conducted by third year and students through shared lectures on the Gain practical skills in development postgraduate students. * Please note: this includes an Introduction to Development Studies and photography and blogging. allowance for class changeover. * All students must be 17 by 31 December 2018. Humanitarian Communication modules. Progression options Progression options You can progress to four degrees at UEA from this pathway. The following table provides information You can progress to six degrees at UEA from this pathway. The following table provides information about the grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019. about the grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019.

English Degree subject Requirements Degree subject Requirements English level % level % International Development Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with Cognitive Psychology BSc (Hons) Research Design and Analysis 1 (40%); 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) BA (Hons) (40%); At least 55% in two subject modules, and 50% in the remaining two minimum 60 All other modules (55%) subject modules in all subskills) Developmental Psychology BSc (Hons) Research Design and Analysis 1 (40%); 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) International Development Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with All other modules (55%) and the Environment (40%); Introduction to Natural Resources for International Students (55%); At minimum 60 Psychology BSc (Hons) Research Design and Analysis 1 (40%); 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) BA (Hons) least 50% in remaining subject modules in all subskills) All other modules (55%) International Development Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with with Anthropology (40%); Introduction to Natural Resources for International Students (50%) minimum 60 Social Psychology BSc (Hons) Research Design and Analysis 1 (40%); 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) BA (Hons) OR Introduction to Media Studies for International Students (55%); Social in all subskills) All other modules (55%) Anthropology and International Development for International Students (55%); At least 50% in remaining subject modules Year abroad option available. International Development Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with with Economics BA (Hons) (40%); Introduction to Economics for International Students (55%); minimum 60 Introduction to Natural Resources for International Students (50%) OR in all subskills) Want to find out more? Introduction to Media Studies for International Students (55%); At least 50% Want to find out more? in the remaining subject modules Visit our website or for help with your Visit our website or for help with your International Development Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with application, contact our Admissions with Politics BA (Hons) (40%); Introduction to Natural Resources for International Students (50%) minimum 60 application, contact our Admissions team or your education counsellor. OR Introduction to Media Studies for International Students (55%); Politics in all subskills) team or your education counsellor. and International Development for International Students (55%); At least 50% in the remaining subject modules Media and International Humanitarian Communication and Introduction to Development Studies 65 (with Development BA (Hons) (40%); Introduction to Media Studies for International Students (55%); At minimum 60 least 50% in the remaining subject modules in all subskills)

28 29 International Graduate Diploma Progression options Business and Economics You can progress to 20 degrees at UEA from this pathway. The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what grades Start dates Progress to a wide range of postgraduate degrees you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019. September and January

International Graduate Diploma with Norwich Business School is 17th in the UK for quality Degree subject Pathway Requirements English level % Final grade % Pre-sessional English Accounting and Finance* MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 65 July and October of research (Research Excellence Framework 2014)

Banking and Finance* MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 65 Programme length What will I study? 3 terms or approximately 9 months Business Management MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 International Graduate Diploma with Core modules Pre-sessional English Core Business (20 credits) Economics and International Relations MSc GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 4 terms or approximately 12 months Core Economics (20 credits) Economics of International Finance and Trade GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 English Language and Communication Skills (30 credits) MSc Class hours Statistics for Quantitative Research (20 credits) Economics of Money, Banking and Capital GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 20 hours per week minimum* Markets MSc Class size Business pathway (GDBUS) Economics pathway (GDECO) Enterprise and Business Creation MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Maximum of 17 students per class Applied Research Skills and Research Project Applied Research Skills and Research Project Finance and Management MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 for English language teaching in Business (30 credits) in Economics (30 credits) Global Media Economics MSc GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 Age requirement You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. 18 years and above Human Resource Management MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Academic entry requirements Impact Evaluation for International GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Development MSc Pass in an undergraduate degree in any academic subject International Accounting and Financial GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 or Management MSc Diploma (3–5 years) with high grades in any International Business Economics MSc GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 academic subject International Business Finance and Economics GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 Applicants aiming for an advanced MSc at Norwich MSc Business School: Investment and Financial Management MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 A degree in a business or numerical-related subject area. 10th 16th Management* MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 65 English language entry requirements in the UK for Marketing in the UK for Economics Marketing and Management MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills) or equivalent (The Complete University Guide 2018) (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017) Marketing MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 International Graduate Diploma with Pre-sessional English Operations and Logistics Management* MSc GDBUS At least 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 65 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent Special features Quantitative Financial Economics MSc GDECO Applied Research Skills and Research Project in Economics (50%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 If you do not meet the minimum English language Take part in student-led workshops Debate and analyse current issues in requirements you should apply for our Academic * These degrees are advanced MSc’s. English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. to improve your leadership and seminars led by academics and practitioners presentation skills. with experience of working within the Please note that in addition to the UKVI IELTS, INTO is able to accept other English language qualifications. global business environment and financial For more information on accepted qualifications organisations and institutions. please see: www.intostudy.com/selt-alternatives

Award and validating body Successful completion of the International Graduate Diploma programme leads to the award of Graduate Diploma in Higher Education (FHEQ Level 6) from UEA.

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30 www.intostudy.com/uea | 31 International Graduate Diploma Progression options Social Sciences You can progress to more than 20 degrees at UEA from this pathway. The following table provides information about which modules you need to study and what Start dates Progress to a wide range of postgraduate degrees grades you need to achieve to be guaranteed a place at UEA in September 2019. September and January

International Graduate Diploma with Prepare for your postgraduate dissertation and written Degree subject Requirements English level % Final grade % Pre-sessional English July and October assignments with instruction, support and supervision Adult Literacy and Learning for Global Change Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%). Interview required 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 MA Programme length to write a research project on a topic of your choice Agriculture and Rural Development MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 3 terms or approximately 9 months International Graduate Diploma with Climate Change and International Development Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 MSc Pre-sessional English What will I study? 4 terms or approximately 12 months Applied Research Skills and Research Project (30 credits) Conflict, Governance and International Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Development MA Contemporary World Issues (20 credits) Class hours Development Economics MSc Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 20 hours per week minimum* English Language and Communication Skills (30 credits) International Political Economy (20 credits) Development Practice MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Class size Social and Cultural Studies (20 credits) Maximum of 17 students per class Education and Development MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 for English language teaching You will need to earn 120 credits to successfully complete your pathway programme. For detailed module descriptions, please visit: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses Education; Learning Pedagogy and Assessment Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%). Interview required 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Age requirement MA 18 years and above Environment and International Development Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Academic entry requirements MSc Pass in an undergraduate degree in any Gender Analysis of International Development Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 MA academic subject or Globalisation Business and Sustainable Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Diploma (3–5 years) with high grades in any Development MA academic subject Impact Evaluation for International Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Development MSc Students intending to progress to MA Development Economics or MSc Impact Evaluation International Relations MA None 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 for International Development: 11th 12th A background in economics and a conditional offer International Security MA None 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 from the School of International Development in the UK for Communication in the world prior to entry to the International Graduate International Social Development MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Diploma programme. and Media Studies for Development Students intending to progress to MA (The Times and The Sunday Times (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017) Mathematics Education MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%). Interview required 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 in Maths Education: Good University Guide 2017) Some background in mathematics required. Media and Cultural Politics MA None 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50

English language entry requirements Media and International Development MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills) or equivalent Special features Public Policy and Public Management MA None 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 50 International Graduate Diploma with Benefit from guest lectures from industry Debate and analyse current issues in Second Language Education MA Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%). Interview required 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 Pre-sessional English professionals including those previously seminars led by academics and practitioners 4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent and currently working in, for example, with experience in and with international Water Security and International Development Applied Research Skills and Research Project (55%) 65 (with minimum 60 in all subskills) 55 MSc If you do not meet the minimum English language international development NGOs and IGOs. organisations including: the United requirements you should apply for our Academic Take part in student-led workshops Nations, the Organisation for Security English course. See pages 34-35 for more information. and improve your leadership and and Cooperation in Europe and the Open Please note that in addition to the UKVI IELTS, INTO is Society Foundation. able to accept other English language qualifications. presentation skills. For more information on accepted qualifications please see: www.intostudy.com/selt-alternatives Award and validating body Successful completion of the International Graduate Diploma programme leads to the award of International Graduate Diploma in Higher Education (FHEQ Level 6) from UEA. Tuition fees See page 36 for course dates and prices. For full course information visit: “I really enjoyed the time I spent in www.intostudy.com/uea/courses lessons at INTO. I had to write a mini

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Start dates An intensive course offering rapid progress Special features July, August, October, January and April of up to one IELTS band per term Develop the language fluency and confidence you need to progress to university. Gain the skills and knowledge needed for examination success. Course length 1-4 terms Blend of traditional face-to-face contact and online learning Familiarise yourself with subject content related to your future studies to help you prepare A term typically includes 10 teaching weeks plus for your academic programme. orientation and reading days. The course for August A personalised programme designed to meet your individual 24/7 access to ‘MyINTO’, our interactive online learning platform, providing specially-designed, entry includes 16 teaching weeks. learning needs, with five tailored study levels high-quality online materials that reflect what you study in class, giving you the flexibility to Class hours New 16 week course available in Summer 2018, preparing study at times that suit you and study alongside other students outside of class. 30 learning hours per week, with 25 hours of taught A standardised online assessment, developed in partnership with Cambridge English, to lessons plus an additional 5 hours online guided study you for entry to pathways commencing in January* test all four core language skills throughout your studies enabling your progress to be Get Ready for English programme Our free online course is a great way to improve Age requirement accurately monitored. * This course is recommended if you need to increase your level in two or more subskills. your English language skills before you arrive 16 years or above. You must also meet the Continue to develop your confidence and fluency outside of the classroom through a range minimum age requirements for your chosen in the UK, or if you are preparing to take of less formal learning opportunities, including a diverse social programme. academic programme. an English language test in your home country, Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Improve your language skills pre-arrival with free access to INTO’s Get Ready for the course will help you to practise in your Level English programme. From IELTS 3.0 own time. Gain a better understanding of your level Rapid progress Progression to academic study in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Integrated Language Skills The speed at which you develop will depend on Once you have reached the level required and Integrated Language Skills for Academic Purposes how long you study with us, your current level, met all other requirements, you may progress Receive instant, personalised feedback (15 hours per week) (15 hours per week) as well as how engaged you are. If you attend to your INTO pathway programme. You can also on listening and reading tasks. all of your classes, complete the exercises set use your test results from Academic English for Receive feedback on writing and speaking by your teachers and make full use of our digital entry to UEA. tasks from UK based tutors within learning platform, you can expect to progress by 48 hours of submission. Teacher Supported Online Language Development up to one IELTS band per term. 24/7 access to all course content through (5 hours per week) the MyINTO platform , so you can choose when to study and all at your own pace. To find out more, visit: Engagement and Research and/or www.intostudy.com/get-ready-for-english Communicative Language Skills Study Skills (5 hours per week) (5 hours per week)

Preparation for International English Language Topics for “Our aim on Academic English is to Testing System (IELTS)** OR University Study** prepare you for your future course by (5 hours per week) (5 hours per week) providing you with an intensive and ** These electives may be offered online during certain periods. stimulating programme delivered by a dedicated team of teachers. I look forward to welcoming you to INTO UEA.”

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City Newton A-level Programme Accommodation prices* Other fees Dates Tuition price En suite no meals En suite with meals Homestay† Airport pickup Price Section 3 INTO programme selection September start (6 Year 1: £24,647 Academic programmes Norwich International Airport £40 term) Year 2: £24,648 July start (4 term) £9,978 £13,268 £9,978 London Gatwick Airport £240 Academic programmes Mon 24 Sep 2018-Fri Total: £49,295 October start (4 term) £10,011 £13,301 £10,011 London Heathrow Airport £240 19 Jun 2020 International Foundation programme International Graduate Diploma programme London Stansted Airport £180 January start (5 term) Year 1: £16,432 September start (3 term)** £7,668 £10,188 £7,668 Mon 07 Jan 2019-Fri Year 2: £24,648 January start (3 term) £7,029 £9,339 £7,029 Course-related fees Price Business, Economics, Society and Culture Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences Business Economics Social Sciences 19 Jun 2020 Total: £41,080 Newton A-level Programme Enrolment fee* £150 Humanities and Law Physical Sciences and Engineering Please specify start date September start (6 term) - £22,357 - Textbooks £225 (3 term academic programme) Academic English January start (5 term) - £18,112 - Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences Sep 2018 (3 term) Jan 2019 (3 term) †† Textbooks £300 Dates Tuition English language courses (4 term academic programme) Please specify start date International Graduate Diploma with Pre-sessional English programme price Academic English (1 term) £2,343 £3,113 £2,343 Textbooks £90 August start (16 weeks) 1 term: Academic English (16 weeks) £4,026 £5,356 £4,026 (Academic English, 1 term) Jul 2018 (4 term) Oct 2018 (4 term) Business Economics Social Sciences Mon 06 Aug 2018–Fri 14 £4,895 * A limited number of twin rooms are available. please contact the Centre for more * Per academic programme, charged upon Dec 2018 information. 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