GIVE ME Pathways to the University of Portsmouth
International Student Guide 2018/19
Why University of Portsmouth?
HHHHH FOR TEACHING, EMPLOYABILITY, INTERNATIONALISATION, FACILITIES AND INNOVATION
NO.1
IN THE UK FOR BOOSTING GRADUATE SALARIES The Economist 2017
QS Top Universities 2018
96.5%
OF OUR GRADUATES WORKING OR IN FURTHER STUDY* * Six months after graduation. Destination of Leavers from Higher Education Survey 2017
2
88%
STUDENT SATISFACTION University of Portsmouth in top 15% for student satisfaction. National Student Survey 2017
TOP 40
UNIVERSITY The Guardian’s University Guide 2018
Contents 4-19 Welcome Your pathway to a degree from the University of Portsmouth A world of opportunities Successful careers start here Why Portsmouth? Top 10 things to do in Portsmouth Your life in Portsmouth Why choose ICP? Your student life on campus Campus Map
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Undergraduate pathways Accounting and Finance Architecture, Design and Fashion Business and Management Computing Engineering Hospitality Management Law, Politics and International Relations Mathematics Media and Games Technology Property and Surveying Science
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Postgraduate pathways Business and Management Education Finance International Relations and Criminal Justice Logistics and Supply Chain Management Science and Engineering
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Essential information ICP academic entry requirements English language entry requirements and Pre-sessional courses Accommodation How to apply Academic calendar 2018/19
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Welcome
Welcome to the University of Portsmouth. I am very pleased that we have established ICP as an associate college of the University, a partnership that allows students to begin their pathway at ICP and study on the University campus. This extends the reach of the University both globally and academically, and allows us to offer Portsmouth degrees to many aspiring students from overseas who may not otherwise be ready to move directly into undergraduate or postgraduate studies. I wish you every success in your ICP studies and your exciting new life in Portsmouth. I look forward to hearing of your progress through one of our degrees and eventually I hope to celebrate your academic achievements at our graduation ceremony.
Professor Graham Galbraith Vice-Chancellor, University of Portsmouth
I am delighted that you are considering ICP and the University of Portsmouth for the next step in your academic career. ICP provides a large range of pathways into the University of Portsmouth, one of the top 100 new universities in the world*. This university is a great choice for quality of teaching (it’s recently been awarded the Gold standard for Teaching Excellence in the TEF), for student satisfaction, and for its excellent facilities across a broad range of subjects. That, along with its impressive research portfolio, has seen it improve its rankings year on year. Coming to ICP, you will be joining a great college, which, now in its ninth year of operation, has seen nearly 2,000 talented and ambitious students like you progress to study on University of Portsmouth degree programmes. I, and my friendly team here, love seeing our students achieve their study goals and career ambitions, and we are ready to challenge you and support you to make sure you achieve yours, while having a fantastic experience. It is my pleasure to welcome you ICP and the city of Portsmouth, and I hope to see you here soon.
Peter Venables College Director/Principal, ICP
* Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2017.
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ICP is your pathway to a degree from the University of Portsmouth INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE PORTSMOUTH (ICP) IS PART OF THE GLOBAL NAVITAS GROUP, AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED EDUCATION PROVIDER WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND RESOURCES OF STAFF IN MORE THAN 120 COLLEGES AND CAMPUSES WORLDWIDE.
At ICP, we take great care to ensure your experience at the University of Portsmouth is of the highest standard to prepare you for your future career in a global economy. By choosing an ICP pathway you will be ready to achieve academic success and enjoy an unforgettable learning experience. ICP is an embedded college of the University of Portsmouth, offering students a modern and dynamic educational experience. The College provides pathways to more than
100 University of Portsmouth undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. As an international student, you will find all the support you need at ICP in order to be successful in your degree studies, benefiting from small class sizes and additional teaching sessions. As an ICP student, you will have access to all facilities at the University of Portsmouth, the Library, Students’ Union, sports clubs and societies, as well as other support services such as the Maths Café.
Undergraduate pathway
High School
Stage 1 University Founda�on
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 3 Second Year Degree
Stage 4 Final Year Degree
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 3 Second Year Degree
Stage 4 Final Year Degree
Postgraduate pathway Minimum 3rd class degree or equivalent
Single visa for the whole duration of your studies
Stage 1 Pre-Master’s
Stage 2 Master’s Degree
96
%
of the students who reached the end of their course successfully progressed to the University
ICP offers pathways to
over 100
different University of Portsmouth degree programmes
3 intakes a year September, January and June
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A world of opportunities WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE TO STUDY, YOU WILL BENEFIT FROM CAREERENHANCING OPPORTUNITIES. THIS CAN BE ANYTHING FROM WORKING ON REAL PROJECTS, USING INDUSTRY-STANDARD EQUIPMENT OR LEARNING IN SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTS. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE THE CHANCE TO TAKE AN INDUSTRY PLACEMENT, FIND A PART-TIME JOB OR PARTICIPATE IN VOLUNTEERING PROJECTS – ALL THINGS THAT EMPLOYERS CONSIDER WHEN HIRING GRADUATES.
Placement opportunities
We believe that providing students with opportunities for work experience is vital to improving career prospects and degree outcomes. At the University of Portsmouth, each faculty has a dedicated placements office to ensure as many students as possible benefit from real work experience. Placements are paid and are typically taken between the second and final year of your degree programme. As well as providing students with the opportunity to explore the world of work, a placement also benefits employers by offering them a chance to take on fresh, intelligent and enthusiastic young people. Students have taken up placements in a wide range of organisations such as Boeing, Philips, Amazon, IBM, BMW, GlaxoSmithKline and many others. Erasmus+
You may have the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus+ scheme as part of your studies. Erasmus+ is a European Commission-funded programme which enables students to study and/or work in another Erasmus participating country as part of their degree. You will study in classes alongside full time British and international students. As well as attending lectures, you will also take part in smaller seminars and tutorial classes, giving you the opportunity to work closely with, and get to know, other students on your course. Part-time work
Many students choose to work while they study and Portsmouth is a city with a wide range of part-time jobs. Working part-time will help you gain valuable work experience and start to develop the skills that employers are looking for your graduate career. However, we recommend that you always check your university timetable before organising your part-time hours.
‘I worked in two places in the US for my internship. My first role was a Catering and Events Assistant for Country Club Jupiter, Florida, where I was able to help put together weddings and Bar Mitzvahs among a lot of other events. My second role was a Waitress in Glen Arbor Golf Club, New York. My most enjoyable part was serving President Clinton and movie stars such as Anthony Mackie and Catherine Zeta Jones.’
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Successful careers start here SINCE IT OPENED ITS DOORS IN 1869, THE UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH HAS BEEN COMMITTED TO PROMOTING AND MAINTAINING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND RESEARCH ACROSS ITS FIVE FACULTIES. THE UNIVERSITY PREPARES STUDENTS WELL FOR THEIR FUTURE CAREERS THROUGH PRACTICAL TEACHING AND THE USE OF MODERN FACILITIES, AND THIS IS DEMONSTRATED BY AN EXCELLENT GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT TRACK RECORD.
University of Portsmouth
No.1
in the UK for boosting graduate salaries (The Economist 2017)
Graduate opportunities
The Careers and Employability Service is the University of Portsmouth’s very own on-campus graduate recruitment consultancy, and is here to help you take those first steps from student life into the world of employment. It offers support to students and graduates with part-time jobs, career planning, work experience, volunteering, placements, business startup and graduate jobs. Students and graduates from the University of Portsmouth have access to the full range of services while they are studying and for five years after graduation.
Top 20
in the UK for careers services
(University Careers Service 2017)
Natasha Rushesha graduated from BA (Hons) Business and Management in 2017. Being very passionate about fashion, she identified a gap in the market for plus size clothing in Zimbabwe and decided to start her own company. Her aim is to design trendy clothes that can be bought in store or online, and she is hoping not only to fulfil the local need, but to also make her line available to the rest of the world.
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Why Portsmouth? LOCATED ONLY 90 MINUTES FROM CENTRAL LONDON BY TRAIN, PORTSMOUTH IS ONE OF THE SUNNIEST PLACES IN THE COUNTRY AND BOASTS FOUR MILES OF BEAUTIFUL BEACHES. IT IS A LIVELY AND ENGAGING PLACE TO LIVE, WHERE HISTORY MEETS MODERN LIFE. STUDYING IN OUR CITY-BASED CAMPUS MEANS YOU WILL BE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF ALL YOU NEED INCLUDING SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND THE SEAFRONT.
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Top 10 things to do in Portsmouth
1. Entertainment Go to the theatre or visit one of the many music festivals in the area including Victorious, Isle of Wight Festival and Mutiny.
2. Meet friends for coffee and a bite to eat in one of the many cafés on campus and restaurants around the city.
3. Become a module ambassador or member of the Student Council.
4. Picnic in the park or barbecue on the beach? Southsea Common and the seafront are one of the sunniest places in the UK.
5. Join in! Join one of over 150 societies, clubs and athletic unions. Visit upsu.net/activities 10
6. Visit the Emirates Spinnaker Tower for amazing panoramic views of Portsmouth and the Solent. The tower has three viewing decks with full floor to ceiling glazed walls.
7. Be active Visit the gym or join one of our fitness classes. If you prefer outdoor activities a cycle ride or run along the beach is the perfect way to keep fit.
8. Take time out in Gunwharf Quays Shopping, going to the movies, bowling or why not try your skills at Laser Quest and escape rooms?
9. Visit the Historic Dockyard Learn more about Portsmouth’s rich maritime heritage.
10. Set sail for an exclusive experience at one of the Solent Forts. 11
Your life in Portsmouth: Study on the glorious south coast of England
Location
Portsmouth is the UK’s only island city and is within easy reach of central London. Situated on the south coast, Portsmouth has much lower rainfall than the national average, and is one of the sunniest cities in the UK.
If you wish to travel further afield for your adventures, Portsmouth is one of the best connected ports in the UK. It has regular passenger ferries to the Isle of Wight, the Channel Islands and continental Europe, as well as an airport just 20 miles from the city.
In the summer months temperatures in the city can reach 26°C, and the coldest month is usually January with an average minimum of 4°C .
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Newcastle
A city of museums
Visit Portsmouth Museum to discover more about the life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the creation of his most famous character – Sherlock Holmes. Walk through Old Portsmouth along the Millennium Promenade and continue to Southsea Castle where you can explore Henry VIII’s keep, ramparts and tunnels. Your path will then take you to D-Day Museum – Britain’s only museum dedicated solely to covering all aspects of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France.
• Liverpool • Manchester
Getting around
The city is compact and flat – perfect for cycling or walking – and everything is close by so it is easy to get around. This can significantly reduce your travel expenses, plus as an ICP student your campus card will give you access to a free bus service provided by the University of Portsmouth.
• Birmingham •
Students aged 16-25 years are eligible for a Railway Discount Card giving you 1/3 off all train fairs all over Great Britain. With three train stations in the city you can hop on a new journey to explore the country whenever your time allows.
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• Bristol
• London
Portsmouth
Guernsey
Cost of living
Portsmouth is one of the most affordable cities for students living in the south of the UK (NatWest Student Living Index 2017). Aside from your tuition costs, we estimate that you will need £9,500 per year to cover living costs including accommodation, food, clothing, travel and leisure activities. Religious facilities
The University of Portsmouth has its own chaplaincy that offers a space to relax, meet friends and host religious events. The chaplaincy also includes an Islamic prayer room and offers information on other support services. In addition, Portsmouth has a number of other places of worship within walking distance of ICP, including three mosques, and both Roman Catholic and Anglican Cathedrals. Rich history
Home to the Royal Navy, Portsmouth is proud of its maritime heritage. The Historic Dockyard is home to world-class warships and attractions which showcase more than 800 years of naval history. Don’t miss the chance to see Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory, the Victorian powerhouse HMS Warrior 1860, and Mary Rose Museum.
City-based university walking distance to everything you need
Gunwharf Quays
If you like shopping, you’ll love Portsmouth. The city boasts three main shopping areas, including the £200 million waterside complex at Gunwharf Quays, home to over 80 designer outlets, 30 restaurants and bars, a multi-screen cinema, and a bowling complex. Here you can visit the impressive Emirates Spinnaker Tower – a 170-metre observation tower with three viewing decks offering stunning views over the city and beyond. Other events include the Portsmouth International Kite Festival in August and the Victorian Festival of Christmas, held every November.
Sport
The city hosts world-class sailing events and boasts its own football team – Portsmouth FC – who were the proud winners of the world-famous FA Cup in 2008. The University of Portsmouth also offers excellent sports facilities; its Athletic Union has over 40 different clubs that ICP students can join, with everything from football, tennis and cricket to skydiving, skiing and sailing.
Music festivals
The highlight for many students comes in the summer when the music festival season begins. The Victorious Festival takes place in the city in August, but you can catch some of the world’s top artists and DJs at the Isle of Wight Festival in June or at Bestival in September. Recent Victorious headliners have included Stereophonics, Madness, Elbow, Dizzee Rascal, Annie Mac and Razorlight. 13
Why choose ICP? LEAVING HOME AND MOVING TO A NEW COUNTRY CAN BE A CHALLENGING STEP FOR ANYONE, BUT ICP’S DEDICATED STUDENT SERVICES TEAM WILL BE HERE TO HELP YOU GET THE VERY BEST OUT OF YOUR TIME IN PORTSMOUTH. OUR GOAL IS TO HELP YOU TO OVERCOME ANY DIFFICULTIES YOU MIGHT ENCOUNTER AND PROVIDE YOU WITH ALL THE SUPPORT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED IN YOUR STUDIES.
Support network
Embarking on higher education study and moving thousands of miles from home may be a daunting experience. Our aim is to guide you through the challenges and help you settle into life in the UK. The majority of the Student Services team are alumni of the University of Portsmouth and have first-hand experience of life at the University. They will be able to support you from your first day in the college and help with important activities such as: • Registration and Enrolment • Orientation Weeks • BRP Collection • Accommodation • Police Registration • Bank Letters • Student Council and Module Ambassadors • Finances
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You can also take advantage of a range of additional academic tutorials available at ICP: • English language support • Exam skills • Maths Café • Lab Reports • Academic Skills • Research and Referencing • Turn-it-in Location
ICP is based in the heart of the University’s city centre campus and is just a short walk from the beach and everything you need. Flexibility
The College has intakes in September, January and June so you can begin your studies at the time that best suits you, and join your pathway of choice ahead of students using the traditional UK academic entry system.
Enrichment activities
Apart from our Cultural Awareness week our friendly Student Services team often organises additional enrichment activities to help you meet other students and even take a break from studying when needed. Previous activities our students have taken part in include: • Games nights • Awards Evening • Laser Quest • Bowling • Movie nights • Visits to other cities – Bath, Cambridge, Brighton • College competitions Welfare weeks
ICP takes the welfare of our students very seriously and provides a broad programme to ensure that you can get all the information you need when studying and living in the UK. Topics include budgeting, healthy lifestyles, moving to the UK, drugs and alcohol awareness, smoking and sexual health.
Why ICP? ICP offers pathways to over
100 different University of Portsmouth degree programmes
More than
500 international students at ICP
Cultural Awareness Week
One of the truly exciting opportunities available to you at ICP is to study alongside students from a huge variety of backgrounds. Cultural Awareness Week is a week long series of student-led activities through which students can share elements of their cultures with other international students. It is a great opportunity to relax and make friends from around the world. Group study rooms
ICP has two group study rooms which students can book at their leisure. The rooms provide a great opportunity to revise together, practise presentations or to work on a group project. University preparation
In order to help to make your transition between study stages as seamless as possible, we arrange a variety of welcome days, guest lectures, meetings and information sessions for students who are due to progress. These sessions serve as an introduction to life within a university department and help to make the move as smooth as possible.
Over 2,100 students have successfully progressed from ICP to University of Portsmouth since 2009
96% of the students that reached the end of their course successfully progressed to the University
Accommodation
ICP has a range of accommodation options to suit you. It is recommended that you research and reserve your accommodation in good time before you travel to the UK. For students arriving in the September and January intakes, ICP offers halls of residence facing the seafront in Southsea, just 10-15 minutes walk from the College. Our halls have modern rooms, overlooking Southsea Common with some of the best views in Portsmouth. All rooms are fully furnished, secure and include access to modern kitchen facilities and communal areas with Wi-Fi and TVs.
Single visa for the whole duration of your studies
ICP also works with a number of local housing providers to offer a range of additional accommodation options for new students to suit any budget.
3 intakes a year September, January and June
We’ve welcomed students from more than
50 countries
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Your student life on campus AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH YOU HAVE ACCESS TO FANTASTIC FACILITIES IN A VIBRANT CITY CAMPUS. SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENT HAS TAKEN PLACE OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS TO OFFER STUDENTS ACCESS TO SOME OF THE MOST MODERN FACILITIES, AND ALSO TO ASSIST RESEARCHERS IN PURSUING GROUND–BREAKING STUDIES IN THEIR FIELDS. THE CAMPUS COMPRISES OVER 40 BUILDINGS, INTERSPERSED WITH GREEN SPACES AND COMMUNAL AREAS. SOME OF OUR STUDENTS’ FAVOURITE SPACES AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
You will have access to over 400,000 books, DVDs and maps, to help with study and research skills. There are also over 547,000 ebooks and 27,000 ejournals available, plus friendly and supportive staff are here to help you find the materials you want. The Library is opened 24/7 during term time.
Portsmouth’s four rehearsal rooms, four practice rooms, each containing a piano, a fully-equipped black box space with lighting and seating for 60 people and a sound recording studio will help you cultivate your musical talents. We sing and play purely for pleasure to entertain others, and you don’t have to be studying music or drama in order to join in.
Places to eat and drink
Sport facilities
The University Library
There is a great variety of cafés and coffee shops across the campus where you can grab a bite to eat near your lecture theatres or relax with friends: • Café Coco and the Waterhole in the Students’ Union Building • The Hub in the Dennis Sciama Building • The Art Café in Eldon Building There are also coffee shops in the Library, Park, Portland, St George’s, Anglesea buildings and St Andrew’s Court where ICP is located. In all the catered sites around the University you will find Halal food. This will be clearly marked on the menus and food wrapping. All of these areas hold Halal certificates should you wish to check the authenticity of the product. Please make sure you ask our catering staff if you cannot find what you are looking for. Music and drama
Sing out in a choir, take up a new instrument, join the orchestra or play in our wind or big band. Whether you’re new to music, an experienced virtuoso or a budding musician, the University of 16
There are three well-appointed sport sites which are available for all students: St Paul’s Gym • Recently refurbished gym, first-class fitness equipment and multi-use sports hall. • The latest in modern cardiovascular and resistance machines • Experienced, and highly trained health and fitness team members on hand to assist.
More than
4,000 international and EU students from
150 countries
Langstone Sports Site • Astro turf and 3G pitches, multi-use games area, 2 rugby pitches, 8 football pitches including full-size, 9 and 7-a-side • Recent £1 million investment ensures some of the best facilities in Portsmouth • FIFA and IRB certified full-size 3G pitch and FIH-certified full-sized, sanddressed synthetic turf pitch Spinnaker Sports Centre • Two air-conditioned fitness studios and multi-use sports hall • 50+ fitness classes per week: holistic, conditioning, cardiovascular and toning • A wide range of sports available including, badminton, basketball, table tennis, netball, squash, volleyball and 5-a-side football • Convenient access to other University facilities The Athletic Union, part of the Students’ Union, offers over 40 sports clubs from football to skydiving. Every week our teams take part in competitions and leagues against other university teams. As well as this, you can choose from 50 different fitness classes, or make the most of Portsmouth’s renowned water sports facilities. For more information visit sportportsmouth.co.uk 17
JESSE TARGEMA-TAKEMA, NIGERIA BA (Hons) Accountancy and Financial Management
‘ICP is a mix of fun and academics which is a really nice balance. I love living in Portsmouth, going to the beach, and I’ve already made friendships that will last a lifetime.’
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Undergraduate pathways Accounting and Finance Architecture, Design and Fashion Business and Management Computing Engineering Hospitality Management Law, Politics and International Relations Mathematics Media and Games Technology Property and Surveying Science
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Once you apply and accept your offer letter the amount of Tuition Fees for the first year of your Programme is fixed in line with term 2.5 of the Terms and Conditions. Fees for any subsequent years of study before Progression are reviewed annually and will not usually increase by more than 5% (five per cent) per year. Such increases may reflect increases in the Consumer Price Index; increases resulting from changes in any applicable taxation; changes by regulatory, professional or academic bodies; and ensuring parity with Partner University tuition fees. The College will give as much notice as possible of any such Tuition Fee changes. The College has no control over or responsibility for fees payable to third parties, which may include (without limitation) accommodation fees where the accommodation is not provided by a Navitas Group Company. Partner University tuition fees that apply to a Student after Progression are determined by the Partner University and published on the Partner University’s website port.ac.uk. 19
Accounting and Finance ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September, January or June Duration One or two semesters
ENTRY POINT
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters
Modules • Accounting • Business Law • Business Management • Business Studies • Economics • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1 • Mathematics for Business
Modules • Accounting and Finance • Business Information Systems • Business Law • Economics • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 4 • Introduction to Management Accounting • Organisational Behaviour • Principles of Finance • Quantitative Methods
Course fee £7,600 (one semester) £12,400 (two semesters)
Course fee £12,400
One-year placement option available Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth Course fee £13,200
COURSES BA (Hons) Accountancy and Financial Management BA (Hons) Accounting with Finance BA (Hons) Financial Management for Business Future opportunities
Audit and assurance, commercial banking, corporate finance, financial analysis, financial planning, forensic accounting, insurance, investment banking, management accounting, money management, real estate, taxation.
BA (Hons) Accounting with Finance offers up to
9 ACCA exemptions Accounting and Finance is ranked
26th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018)
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Architecture, Design and Fashion ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Business Management • Design Concepts • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 3 • New Media and Digital Cultures • Portfolio Development 1 • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression • Portfolio Development 2 Course fee £12,400
One-year placement option available
BA (Hons) Architecture accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects
Stages 2, 3 and 4: First, Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries, University of Portsmouth Course fee £13,200
COURSES BA (Hons) Animation BA (Hons) Architecture BA (Hons) Fashion and Textile Design BA (Hons) Graphic Design BA (Hons) Illustration BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design
No portfolio required Graphic Design is ranked
6th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
Fashion and Textile Design is ranked
8th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
Future opportunities
Architectural and construction project management, architectural practice, exhibition design, fashion design, freelance artist, graphic design, illustration, visual merchandise.
Architecture is ranked
29th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
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Business and Management ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September, January or June Duration One or two semesters
ENTRY POINT
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters
Modules • Business Accounting • Business Environment • Business Management • Business Studies • Economics • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication • Mathematics for Business
Modules • Business Accounting • Business Information Systems • Business Environment • Business Operations • Business Statistics • Economics • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication • Marketing • Organisational Behaviour
Course fee £7,600 (one semester) £12,400 (two semesters)
Course fee £12,400
One-year placement option available Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth Course fee £13,200
COURSES BA (Hons) Business and Management BA (Hons) Business Management and Entrepreneurship BA (Hons) Business with Business Communication BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource Management BA (Hons) Economics and Management BA (Hons) Marketing BSc (Hons) Business and Supply Chain Management BSc (Hons) Business and Systems Management BSc (Hons) Sports Management and Development Future opportunities
Business development, HR and recruitment, marketing research, advertising, sales, new product development, operations and logistics, account management, product management, emarketing.
Business, Management and Marketing is ranked
30th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
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Computing All courses are accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT for the purposes of fully meeting the academic requirement for registration as a Chartered IT professional (CITP). On these courses you can visit industry companies such as IBM, SAP, and Amazon, learn from staff with experience and strong company links, and take an optional work placement to enhance your employment prospects or get support to start your own business.
ENTRY POINT
One-year placement option available Stage 2: First Year Degree
COURSES
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Location School of Computing, University of Portsmouth
Intakes September or January
Course fee £15,100
Duration Two semesters
Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems BSc (Hons) Computer Science BSc (Hons) Computing BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Forensic Computing BSc (Hons) Software Engineering
Stage 1: University Foundation
Modules • Business Studies • Engineering Principles 1 • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication • Mathematics for Science and Computing • Numerical Techniques 2 or Business Management (BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems Only) • Programming Concepts • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression
Location School of Computing, University of Portsmouth Course fee £15,100
Future opportunities
Software engineer, web developer, systems analyst, online course developer, project manager, business analyst, computer programmer.
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Engineering ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Chemistry 1 (Petroleum Engineering only) • Design Concepts (Civil Engineering only) • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 3 • Numerical Techniques 1 • Numerical Techniques 3 • Engineering Principles 1 • Engineering Principles 2 • Programming Concepts (non-Civil Engineering) • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression Course fee
£13,400
ENTRY POINT
One-year placement option available
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Future opportunities
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Automotive engineering, chemical/ process engineering, coastal engineering, communications engineering, construction engineering, design and development engineering, materials engineering, network administration, oil and gas exploration.
Intakes September Duration Two semesters Modules Please visit port.ac.uk/courses/engineering for module details as these vary by degree Course fee £13,400 Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Technology, University of Portsmouth Course fee £15,100
Engineering programmes at the University of Portsmouth are accredited by the: • Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) • Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) • Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) • Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) • Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)
COURSES BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering BSc (Hons) Computer Networks BEng (Hons) Construction Engineering Management BEng (Hons) Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) Innovation Engineering BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons) Petroleum Engineering
Mechanical Engineering is ranked
24th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
‘I decided to study at Portsmouth because I was interested in Petroleum Engineering which is not offered everywhere. Once I heard of the University and looked it up, I knew this would be the place for me.’
ALI OSSEILI, LEBANON BA (Hons) Petroleum Engineering Graduated with First Class Degree in 2017 24
Hospitality Management ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September, January or June Duration One or two semesters
ENTRY POINT
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters
Modules • Accounting • Business Law • Business Management • Business Studies • Economics • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1 • Mathematics for Business
Modules • Business Accounting • Business Environment • Business Information Systems • Business Operations • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 4 • Marketing • Organisational Behaviour • Principles of Hospitality Operations 1 • Principles of Hospitality Operations 2
Course fee £7,600 (one semester) £12,400 (two semesters)
Course fee £12,900
Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth Course fee £13,200
COURSES BA (Hons) Hospitality Management BA (Hons) Hospitality Management with Tourism Future opportunities
Event management, hotel management, leisure, marketing, operations management, restaurant management.
Guaranteed one-year paid placement
One-year placement working in a paid full-time role in the UK or abroad. You can earn up to £15,000 during your work placement.
‘It was amazing how I started my journey with ICP. The College helped me settle in and adapt to the University whilst studying with students from so many different nationalities.’
BAKHTAWAR ALI, PAKISTAN BA (Hons) Hospitality Management with Tourism graduate
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Law, Politics and International Relations These courses give you the opportunity to undertake a one-year placement working in a paid full-time role with companies such as Fujitsu, Nissan, or local solicitors. You can also further develop your knowledge and skills by working in our pro bono clinics or using our replica courtrooms. All Law courses are accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Standards Board.
ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Constitutional Law • Contract Law • English Legal System • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication • Introduction to Politics and International Relations • Legal Ethics • Legal Skills, Analysis and Discourse • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression Course fee £12,400
One-year placement option available Stages 2, 3 and 4: First, Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Portsmouth or Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth
Law courses accredited by:
• Bar Standards Board • Chartered Institute of Legal Executives • Solicitors Regulation Authority
Course fee £13,200
COURSES BA (Hons) International Relations BA (Hons) International Relations and Politics BA (Hons) Politics LLB (Hons) Law LLB (Hons) Law with Business LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology LLB (Hons) Law with International Relations Future opportunities
Barrister, Civil Service, Company Secretary, Contract Manager, court service, Crown Prosecution Service, HR professional, journalism, Legal Executive, local government, non-governmental organisation (NGO) work, police service, research, Solicitor.
‘I started Law Foundation at ICP in 2009, and successfully progressed to the University of Portsmouth. Soon after my graduation I was called to the Nigerian Bar as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Thank you ICP and University of Portsmouth!’
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Mathematics On these courses you will enjoy access to modern computing facilities and specialist mathematical and statistical computing packages. You also have the opportunity to gain valuable practical experience on a one year work placement. (example placement destinations include IBM, L’Oréal, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), and opt for an undergraduate ambassador unit in your final year and spend rewarding time in a local school.
ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Engineering Principles 1 • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 3 • Numerical Techniques 1 • Numerical Techniques 2 • Numerical Techniques 3 • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression • Programming Concepts Course fee £12,400
One-year placement option available Stages 2, 3 and 4: First, Second and Final Year Degree
Location School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Portsmouth Course fee £14,000
Accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
Mathematics is ranked
33rd in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
COURSES BSc (Hons) Mathematics BSc (Hons) Mathematics for Finance and Management BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Statistics Future opportunities
Accountancy, banking, logistics management, mathematical modelling, meteorology, risk analysis/risk management, statistics, stocks and shares trading. 27
Media and Games Technology ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Business Studies • Design Concepts • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 3 • Mathematics for Science and Computing • New Media and Digital Culture • Programming Concepts • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression
One-year placement option available Stages 2, 3 and 4: First, Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries, University of Portsmouth Course fee £13,200-£14,000
COURSES BSc(Hons) Computer Animation and Visual Effects BSc (Hons) Computer Games Enterprise BSc (Hons) Computer Games Technology BSc (Hons) Digital Media BA (Hons) Media Studies BA (Hons) Media and Digital Practice BSc (Hons) Television and Broadcasting Future opportunities
Animation, TV production, knowledge media construction and management, multimedia production, production design, web design, multimedia delivery, virtual reality, broadcasting and computer game development.
Course fee £12,400
Spotlight on BSc (Hons) Computer Animation and Visual Effects
On this course you will learn about the practical and theoretical aspects of the VFX and computer animation industry, from concept drawing to 3D animation, physics-based simulations and compositing. You have the freedom to focus on either the more artistic aspects of computer animation and visual effects, or the more technical side, including scripting.
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Property and Surveying All courses are accredited by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RCIS). Other benefits of these courses include the opportunity to join a European study trip or take part in field trips to active construction projects.
ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Business Management • Design Concepts • Engineering Principles 1 • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication • Mathematics for Business • English Legal System • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression Course fee £12,800
ENTRY POINT
Stage 2: First Year Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September Duration Two semesters Modules Please visit port.ac.uk/school-of-civilengineering-and-surveying for module details as these vary by degree Course fee £12,900
One-year placement option available Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location School of Civil Engineering and Surveying, University of Portsmouth Course fee £15,100
COURSES BSc (Hons) Building Surveying BSc (Hons) Property Development BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying Future opportunities
Consultancy, project management, property development, surveying.
Ranked
24 in the UK th
in the Building and town planning subject area (The Guardian League Table 2018 )
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Science ENTRY POINT
Stage 1: University Foundation
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth Intakes September or January Duration Two semesters Modules • Biology 1 • Biology 2 • Chemistry 1 • Chemistry 2 • ICT Skills • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 3 • Mathematics for Science and Computing • Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression Course fee £13,400
ENTRY POINT
Stage 2: First Year Degree
COURSES
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
BSc (Hons) Advanced Dental Nursing† BSc (Hons) Biochemistry BSc (Hons) Biology BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) Dental Hygiene† BSc (Hons) Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy† BEng (Hons) Engineering Geology and Geotechnics BSc (Hons) Environmental Science BSc (Hons) Exercise and Fitness Management† BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology BSc (Hons) Geography† BSc (Hons) Geology BSc (Hons) Marine Biology BSc (Hons) Marine Environmental Science BSc (Hons) Pharmacology BSc (Hons) Physics BSc (Hons) Psychology BSc (Hons) Sports and Exercise Science† MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy†‡
Intakes September Duration Two semesters Modules Please visit port.ac.uk/faculty-of-science/ courses for module details as these vary by degree Course fee £13,400 Stages 3 and 4: Second and Final Year Degree
Location Faculty of Science, University of Portsmouth Course fee £15,100-£25,400*
Sports Science is ranked
2
nd
One-year placement option available for most courses
in the UK
(The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
Pharmacy and Pharmacology are ranked
13th in the UK (The Guardian University Guide 2018 )
Future opportunities
Biology, clinical biochemistry, clinical psychology, energy conservation, environmental education, environmental management, forensic psychology, forensic science, health psychology, immunology, microbiology, nature conservation, occupational psychology, pharmacology, research science, sport and exercise science, sports coaching/ instructing, sports development, toxicology, water quality science.
Spotlight on MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy
Join a two semester foundation leading to MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy. The course is accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council and allows you to learn in real-life clinical situations including our working community pharmacy and fully stocked model dispensary. You can further enhance your skills by opting in for community and hospital pharmacy placements.
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Postgraduate pathways Business and Management Education Finance International Relations and Criminal Justice Logistics and Supply Chain Management Science and Engineering
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‘I chose to study at ICP because the College gave me access to this great waterfront city and because of Navitas’ reputation as an education provider. I was able to do a year long placement as part of my degree, which was a journey that not only helped me acquire valuable industry experience, but also gave me the chance to get a better understanding of my career opportunities, and to identify my real passion for the sector.’
WAI LOK YEUNG, HONG KONG President of the UoP Hong Kong Society
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Business and Management Marketing and Sales The University of Portsmouth courses are designed to update your knowledge and enhance your understanding of the principles and theories underlying effective marketing practice and provide you with leading-edge contemporary marketing skills. Strategy, Enterprise and Innovation These courses will give the necessary knowledge to develop and launch new products and services, manage small enterprises, generate new ideas and opportunities and provide thorough grounding in risk. Operations and Systems Management These degrees will help gain knowledge and understanding of project management and techniques covering operational, functional and strategic management.
Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
COURSES
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
September intake:
Intakes January, June or September Duration One semester Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Business and Management • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation Course fee £7,200 Stage 2: Master’s Degree
Location Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth Duration One year Course fee £14,000
Global MBA MSc International Business and Management MSc Project Management January and June intakes:
MSc Business and Management MSc Human Resource Management MSc International Business and Management MSc International Human Resource Management MSc Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship MA Marketing MSc Project Management MSc Risk, Crisis and Resilience Management MSc Sports Management January, June and September intakes:
Global MBA MSc Project Management Future opportunities
Business ownership and management, marketing management, new product development, operations and logistics management, personnel and human resource management, project management, quality consultant, training and development. 32
‘The fantastic staff at ICP helped me achieve the grades and skills I needed to successfully progress to the University of Portsmouth, and helped me develop invaluable employability skills.’
PADCHA NGARMLAK, THAILAND MSc Business and Management
Education The course is intended for teachers, trainers, lecturers and instructors in the state, private, public, commercial or voluntary sectors of education and training who aspire to senior management positions. Many graduates of the course go on to future roles in education or training organisations.
Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
Stage 2: Master’s Degree
COURSES
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Location University of Portsmouth
Intake June
Duration One year
MSc Educational Leadership and Management MA Education Studies (subject to approval)
Duration One semester
Course fee £13,200
Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Social Science • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation
Future opportunities
School mentor, middle manager, senior educational leader, manager, university lecturer, teacher.
Course fee £7,200
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Finance Graduates wishing to enter the financial sector will be eligible for direct entry into associate membership of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) on satisfactory completion of the MSc Finance or the MSc Financial Decision Analysis (where finance options have been selected).
Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
Stage 2: Master’s Degree
Future opportunities
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Location Faculty of Business and Law, University of Portsmouth
Accounting, auditing, banking, financial and management accounting, financial planning.
Intakes January or June Duration One semester Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Business and Management • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation Course fee £7,200
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Duration One year Course fee £14,000
COURSES MSc Accounting and Finance MSc Economics Finance and Banking MSc Finance
Professional accreditation and exemptions
Students who graduate from MSc Accounting and Finance will be exempt from all five Certificate-level papers of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). University of Portsmouth is recognised as a Centre of Excellence by the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI). This provides students studying MSc Economics, Finance and Banking and MSc Finance membership of CISI, and access to a range of professional networking and career opportunities. Successfully completing the CISI qualifications allows you to achieve an industryrecognised professional qualification alongside your degree.
International Relations and Criminal Justice School of Social, Historical and Literary Studies
At Portsmouth, the study of politics and international relations explores power – who has it and how they use it in national and global arenas. This means study and research in topics from globalisation to local governance, from economic integration to war and terrorism.
Institute of Criminal Justice Studies
The Institute of Criminal Justice Studies was founded in 1992 and has since become one of the UK’s leading centres for research and course provision in criminology, criminal justice and police studies. With 50 academic staff and more than 1,800 students, the Institute is one of the largest departments of its kind and has become an internationally renowned focal point for the multidisciplinary study of crime and criminal justice processes. It draws together expertise in criminological analysis, applied psychology, police governance and
Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
Stage 2: Master’s Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Location University of Portsmouth
Intake June
Duration One year
Duration One semester
Course fee £14,000
Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Social Science • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation Course fee £7,200
management, victimology, penology, risk, security and international and comparative criminal justice. The MPA is designed to enable you to enter or enhance a career in central, regional or local government, or in organisations in partnerships with governments. The MSc Criminal Justice enables you to choose the units and subject areas that you study, enabling you to exit with an award of your choice, for example: MSc Cybercrime, MSc Criminology and Psychology, MSc Counter Fraud and Counter Corruption, MSc Security Management.
COURSES MSc Criminal Justice MA International Relations MPA Public Administration Future opportunities
Civil service, European institutions, foreign service, legal sector, local government, police and probation service, security and fraud risk organisations, public administration, cybercrime.
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
Stage 2: Master’s Degree
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
Location School of Mathematics and Physics , University of Portsmouth
Intakes January, June or September Duration One semester Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Business and Management • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation Course fee £7,200
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Duration One year Course fee £15,100
COURSE MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management Future opportunities
Aviation, facilities planning, logistics, production management, transport management, supply chain management.
Professional accreditation and exemptions
This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT). Graduates of this course at Portsmouth who gain an overall average pass mark above 50 per cent are eligible to apply for Chartered Membership (CMILT) once they have gained the necessary experience.
Science and Engineering Stage 1: Pre-Master’s
COURSES
Location ICP at the University of Portsmouth
MSc Advanced Manufacturing Technology* MSc Applied Aquatic Biology (BIOL)‡ MSc Biotechnology MSc Civil Engineering MSc Civil Engineering with Environmental Engineering MSc Civil Engineering with Geotechnical Engineering MSc Civil Engineering with Structural Engineering MSc Coastal and Marine Resource Management (GEOG) MSc Computer Network Administration and Management* MSc Construction Project Management* MSc Crisis and Disaster Management (SEES)‡ MSc Electronic Engineering* MSc Energy and Power Systems Management MSc Engineering Geology
Intakes June or September Duration One semester Modules • Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Postgraduate Study • Principles of Business and Management • Research Methods for Postgraduate Study • Mini-dissertation Course fee £7,500 Stage 2: Master’s Degree
Location University of Portsmouth Duration One year Course fee £15,100
MSc Environmental Geology and Contamination (SEES)‡ MSc Geographical Information Systems MSc Geological and Environmental Hazards MSc Medical Biotechnology MSc Mechanical Engineering*† MSc Petroleum and Gas Engineering† MSc Quantity Surveying MSc Real Estate Management MSc Sports Performance * September intake available. † ATAS certificate required. ‡ Subject to approval.
Future opportunities
Coaching and training, construction, design, health and fitness, mining, pharmaceutics, product manufacturing, research and development, scientific research, site engineering, structural engineering.
‘I chose to study my Master’s at the University of Portsmouth because the Department of Sport and Exercise Science has a great reputation and ranking in the UK. My course includes an internship and I also volunteer in a Youth Club in the local community. I studied at ICP for three months on the Pre-Master’s programme which helped me enormously with overcoming language, culture and understanding the different educational styles to China. It was an easy transition onto the MSc programme!’
ZENG CHENG, CHINA MSc Sports Management
Stated University of Portsmouth fees are for 2018/19 entry, are a guide only and are subject to change. Please see port.ac.uk/courses for further information and for the most up to date fee listings. All ICP course fees may be subject to review. Current fees are listed at port.ac.uk/icp.
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ICP academic entry requirements FOR COUNTRIES NOT LISTED, PLEASE VISIT PORT.AC.UK/ICP OR EMAIL THE ICP ADMISSION TEAM AT
[email protected]
Undergraduate Country/ Stage 1 University Foundation* Region
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 2 First year degree
Business / Accounting and Finance / Hospitality Management
Engineering/ Property and Surveying/ Science†
Postgraduate Stage 1 Pre-Master’s
Bangladesh
Completion of HSC: GPA of 2.00 or Completion of HSC: GPA 3.00 or grade C with no less than 45% in grade B with no less than 55% in any subject any subject
Completion of HSC: GPA 3.00 or grade B with no less than 60% in any subject (minimum 65% Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Brunei
GCSE: 5 passes including Mathematics and English where required
80- 88 UCAS tariff points at GCE Successful completion of a Bachelor’s degree with minimum A/AS level (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required) third class honours or equivalent
Cameroon
48 tariff points, from two A level Successful completion of Baccalaureat of General Secondary subjects or equivalent Education with average 10 or above
Cameroon A Levels: 3 passes at CCD or above (with subjects requirements) / A Levels: 80- 88 UCAS tariff points (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Final Degree Year average of 10-11/20
Canada
Completion of Grade 11: 60% Average
Completion of Grade 12: 65% Average / Ontario Secondary School Diploma – Advanced level, with 3 Grade 12 U, U/C or M courses.
80- 88 UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS level (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Successful completion of a Bachelor’s degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
China
Completion of Senior Middle 2: Minimum 70%
Completion of Senior Middle 3: Minimum 75% average
Completion of Senior Middle 3: Minimum 80% average with minimum 85% Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics where required)
Successful completion of 3 year diploma from a MOE recognised college / Successful completion of 4-year self-taught degree from a MOE recognised college (Completion of Diploma certificate required)
Egypt
Certificate of Secondary Education with 60% average
Advanced Certificate of Secondary or Technical Education with 60% average
Advanced Certificate of Secondary Successful completion of a or Technical Education with bachelor's degree with minimum 68% average (with subjects third class honours or equivalent requirements) / 80- 88 UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS level (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Ghana
Completion of SSCE (WAEC): 5 passes with average grade above D7 and English Language at C6
SSCE (WAEC): 5 passes with average grades of C4/C5 and above, including English Language C6, or an OND
OND pass, with minimum GPA 2.4 our of 4 (including Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics where required)
GCC States and Completion of Tawjahiya/ other (Bahrain, Thanawiya: minimum 60% average Kuwait, Oman, Omar, Saudi and Qatar, UAE)
–
Diploma with minimum 2.3 out of Successful completion of 4, 80- 88 UCAS points, or a pass Bachelor’s Degree: minimum from a recognised foundation GPA 2.2 on 4.0 scale (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Hong Kong
HKDSE- Minimum of 3 passes at Grade 3 or above or the equivalent of 120 UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS level or equivalent / 333 or 3322 or Associate degree holders also considered
HKDSE: equivalent to grade 443Successful completion of a 542/ 80-88 UCAS tariff points Bachelor's degree with minimum (minimum grade 4 in Chemistry, third class honours or equivalent Biology and Maths where required)
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Successful progression to Form 6 OR 2222 at HKDSE
48 tariff points, from two A level subjects
Bachelor’s degree in professional subject from a Public Institution – Minimum 2nd Division / Private Institution with 4 years duration – Minimum 2nd Division or 2.25 GPA (C grade) (institution has to been on NARIC )
Successful completion of a Bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
Undergraduate Country/ Stage 1 University Foundation* Region
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 2 First year degree
Business / Accounting and Finance / Hospitality Management
Engineering/ Property and Surveying/ Science†
Postgraduate Stage 1 Pre-Master’s
India
Completion of All India or State Board SSC (X) with average 50% (X and/or XI)
Completion of All India or State Board HSC (XII) with average 50%
Completion of All India or State Successful completion Board HSC (XII): 55% or higher of Bachelor's degree: (minimum 60% in Chemistry, minimum 45% average Biology and Maths where required)
International Baccalaureate
Completion of Middle Year Programme or IB Certificate
Completion of IB Diploma or completion of IB Certificate with 24 points
IB Diploma: 24 points minimum (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required) / IB Certificate: 28 points minimum (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Jordan
Completion of Tawjihiyya (Secondary School Certificate): minimum 60% average
Completion of Tawjihiyya (Secondary School Certificate): minimum 85% average
Diploma with minimum 2.0/2.3 out Successful completion of 4, 80- 88 UCAS tariff points, or a of Bachelor's degree: pass from a recognised foundation. minimum GPA 2.2 (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Kazakhstan
Certificate of Completed Secondary Education
Certificate of Completed Secondary Education Average 4.0 or Diploma of Completed Specialised (Vocational) Secondary Education
Successful completion of a Certificate of Completed Bachelor’s degree with minimum Secondary Education Average 4.2 (with Biology, Chemistry and third class honours or equivalent Maths where required) or Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education with grade B equivalent
Kenya and East Africa
KCSE / CSE:5 passes
Completion of KSCE / CSE: 5 passes with grade C and above
Completion of COHSC: Equivalent to 80- 88 UCAS tariff points (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Lebanon
Baccalaureat General: Grade 11/20 Baccalaureat General: Grade 14/20 Baccalaureat General: Grade 14/20 Successful completion of a (including Chemistry, Biology and Bachelor’s degree with minimum Maths where required) third class honours or equivalent
Macau
Stage 1: Senior Middle 2: Minimum 65%
Stage 2: Senior Middle 3: Minimum 65%
Completion of Senior Middle 3: Minimum 75% / 85% average (with minimum 85% Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics where required)
Successful completion of 3 year diploma from a MOE recognised college
Malaysia
SPM / UEC: 3 passes – minimum grade D
STPM / UEC: 2 passes with minimum grade C, or Completion of Sunway College Foundation with overall 60% or above
STPM: 3 passes with grade Bor above, or UEC: 5 passes with grade B6 or above (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required), or Completion of Sunway College Foundation with overall 65% or above
Successful completion of Bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
Morocco
Diplôme du Baccalaureat passed Diplôme du Baccalaureat with grades between 10-15/20 passed with 13 (or Certificat d’Enseignement Secondaire for Foundation in Business) / For Engineering & Technology pathway: America Academy in Morocco with 2.5 GPA and above can be accepted
Successful completion of a Bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
80-88 UCAS tariff points at Successful completion of a GCE A/AS level, or Diplôme du Bachelor's degree with minimum Baccalaureat passed with grade 14 third class honours or equivalent (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
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ICP academic entry requirements (continued) Undergraduate Country/ Stage 1 University Foundation* Region
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 2 First year degree
Business / Accounting and Finance / Hospitality Management
Engineering/ Property and Surveying/ Science†
Postgraduate Stage 1 Pre-Master’s
Myanmar
Completion of basic Education High School Examination Matriculation: Pass overall (above 40%)
Completion of Associate degree/ Diploma. Pass overall/above 40%
Completion of Associate degree/ Diploma (above 50%) (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Nigeria
SSCE (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB): 5 passes at minimum D7 or above including English language at C6
SSCE (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB): 5 passes at minimum C5 or above including English language at C6, or an OND
OND pass, with minimum GPA Successful completion of a 2.4 out of 4 (including Chemistry, bachelor's degree with minimum Biology and Maths where required) third class honours or equivalent
Pakistan
Completion of SSC (X) with average 50%
Completion of HSC (XII) with average 50% / Entry requirements for students who have finished a 2 year bachelor’s degree: Completion at 50% minimum in a related subject
Completion of HSC (XII): 60% or higher (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)/ Entry requirements for students who have finished a 2 year bachelor’s degree: Completion at 60% or higher (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required) in a related subject
Russia
Certificate of Completion of Certificate of Completed Secondary Attestat /Svidetelstvo o Srednem Education Average 4.0 or Diploma Obrazovanii) Secondary Education of Completed Specialised (Vocational) Secondary Education
Certificate of Completed Secondary Education Average 4.2 (with Biology, Chemistry and Maths where required) or Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education with grade B equivalent
Singapore
Sec 4: Pass Overall
A level / AS level 48 tariff points in 2 subjects
80- 88 UCAS tariff points at GCE Successful completion of a A/AS level (including Chemistry, bachelor's degree with minimum Biology and Maths where required) third class honours or equivalent
South Africa
Successful completion of year 11 or completion of National Senior Certificate with a minimum of 4 passes at grade 2
Completion of National Senior Certificate with a minimum of 4 passes at grade 3 or 48 UCAS tariff points
Completion of National Senior Certificate, with an overall overage of Grade C in 5 subjects at the higher grades (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Tanzania
IGCSE/CSE minimum 5 passes or equivalent
Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate (COHSC)/East African Advanced Certificate of Education (EAACE)/ National Form Vi Examination/Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education (ACSE): grades DDD or above)
Cambridge Overseas Higher Successful completion of a School Certificate (COHSC)/East bachelor’s degree with second African Advanced Certificate of class honours (lower) or above Education (EAACE)/ National Form Vi Examination/Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education (ACSE): grades CCD or above (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Thailand
Matayom 5: GPA 3.0
Matayom 6: GPA 2.0
Mayatom 6: GPA 3.0 (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Successful completion of bachelor's degree: minimum GPA 2.0 on 4.0 scale
Uganda
Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE): when grades 1-6 are obtained in 5 subjects
UACE: 48 tariff points from a minimum of 2 subjects
UACE: 80- 88 tariff points from a minimum of 3 subjects (including Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
Successful completion of a bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
UK Education System
GCSE: 5 passes (including Mathematics grade D for Engineering and Science courses)
48 UCAS tariff points, from two A 80- 88 UCAS tariff points at Successful completion of a level subjects OR Completion of a GCE A/AS level (including bachelor’s degree recognised foundation programme Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required) OR Successful Completion of Foundation with minimum 55% average (minimum 65% in Chemistry, Biology and Maths where required)
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Successful completion of a bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
4 year honours degree: 40% average or above
Successful completion of a bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
Undergraduate Country/ Stage 1 University Foundation* Region
Stage 2 First Year Degree
Stage 2 First year degree
Business / Accounting and Finance / Hospitality Management
Engineering/ Property and Surveying/ Science†
High School Diploma: GPA 2.5
Successful completion of the Advanced Placement Examination
Postgraduate Stage 1 Pre-Master’s
USA
High School Diploma: GPA 2.0
Vietnam
Completion of Year 11: GPA 6.5 or Completion of Year 12: Completion of Year 12: GPA 4.0 6.5 grade average
Completion of Year 12: 7.5 grade Successful completion of average (including Chemistry, bachelor's degree: overall Biology and Maths where required) Grade 6 and above
Zimbabwe
Zimsec/GCE O levels: 5 passes
80- 88 UCAS tariff points at GCE Successful completion of a A/AS level (including Chemistry, bachelor's degree with minimum Biology and Maths where required) third class honours or equivalent
GCE A Level / AS level: 48 tariff points in 2 subjects
Successful completion of a bachelor's degree with minimum third class honours or equivalent
* Science and Engineering Foundation entry requires minimum Grade D/ 50% in Mathematics. MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy has higher entry requirements, please refer to our website for more information. † Academic Entry requirements for First Year Degree in Science depend on your chosen course. Please refer to the table below for more information. For full list of entry requirements please visit icp.navitas.com/admission-requirements. For MPharm entry requirements please visit icp.navitas.com/admission-requirements or email the ICP Admission Team at
[email protected]
A quick guide to UCAS points system A level
Points
A* A
9 8 7
B C
6 5 (strong pass) 4 (standard pass) 3 2 1 U
AS level Grade
New GCSE grades explained
Grade
Points
A*
56
A
48
A
20
B
40
B
16
C
32
C
12
D
24
D
10
D E F G
E
16
E
6
U
‘It was a wonderful experience to study at ICP. All the staff and lecturers are very professional and kind. If I could turn back time and chose where to study again, I would definitely choose Portsmouth again.’
CHI CHIU YEUNG, HONG KONG BA (Hons) Business and Management
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English language entry requirements and Pre-sessional courses THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION AT ICP IS ENGLISH. TO GAIN ENTRY INTO THE UNDERGRADUATE OR POSTGRADUATE PATHWAYS, YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE YOU HAVE THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY. YOU CAN DO THIS BY OBTAINING ONE OF THE RESULTS SHOWN IN THE TABLE BELOW.
Undergraduate Stage 1 (University Foundation)
Stage 2 (First Year Degree)
Postgraduate Stage 1 (Pre-Master’s)
IELTS
5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each component)
6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each component)
6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each component)
TOEFL iBT
72 with a minimum of: 18 in Reading 17 in Listening 20 in Speaking 12 in Writing
79 with a minimum of: 18 in Reading 17 in Listening 20 in Speaking 17 in Writing
79 with a minimum of: 18 in Reading 17 in Listening 20 in Speaking 17 in Writing
Pearson Test of English (PTE)
51 points with a minimum of 51 in each component
54 points with a minimum of 51 in each component
54 points with a minimum of 51 in each component
IGCSE First Language English or English as a Second Language
Grade D or 3
Grade C or 4
Grade C or 4
Pathway
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ICP’s English language courses take place in the same classrooms as our academic courses, so students studying English language are part of the ICP student body and have access to the same university facilities as those in academic courses. Successful completion of your English language programme guarantees you a place on the following academic stage at ICP. By completing an English language course at ICP you will: • increase your understanding of English • improve your pronunciation, grammatical skills and reading comprehension • develop a broad, academically useful vocabulary
• improve your ability to participate in seminars and take useful lecture notes • build on your writing skills for essays, reports and assignments • become confident in public speaking and delivering presentations • develop research skills so you can read academic texts, journals and papers efficiently and effectively • develop the independent study skills required for success in a university environment. Pre-sessional English language is offered directly prior to each academic intake. Following satisfactory completion you will progress to the academic part of your pathway.
ICP Pre-sessional English language entry requirements Course
Entry requirements
Duration
Course fee
UKVI IELTS 5.5 with minimum 5.0 in each band
6 weeks
£2,300
UKVI IELTS 5.0 with minimum 4.5 in each band
10 weeks
£3,400
UKVI IELTS 6.0 with minimum 5.0 in each band
6 weeks
£2,300
UKVI IELTS 5.0 with minimum 4.5 in each band
13 weeks
£4,600
UKVI IELTS 6.0 with minimum 5.0 in each band
6 weeks
£2,300
UKVI IELTS 5.0 with minimum 4.5 in each band
13 weeks
£4,600
Undergraduate
Foundation
First Year Degree
Postgraduate
Pre-Master’s
For those students who require additional English language tuition, the UoP SLAS Pre-sessional course and LSI (Language Specialists International), situated next door to ICP, are able to offer Pre-sessional English from IELTS 4.0 (or equivalent) upwards. SLAS and LSI offer short and extended Pre-sessional English courses of between 6 and 25 weeks, and you will receive guaranteed direct progression on to your ICP pathway upon successful completion of the course. For more information about the courses or how to apply please contact
[email protected]. University of Portsmouth Pre-sessional English language entry requirements Minimum IELTS requirement
Duration
Fees
Visa type
0.5 IELTS Bands
6 Weeks
£2,070
Tier 4
1.0 IELTS Bands
10 Weeks
£3,450
Tier 4
1.5 IELTS Bands
15 Weeks
£4,500
Tier 4
2.0 IELTS Bands
20 Weeks
£6,000
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Accommodation PORTSMOUTH IS A FANTASTIC PLACE TO LIVE AND STUDY. WITH A VARIETY OF ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS AROUND, YOU CAN CHOOSE TO LIVE IN ONE OF OUR HALLS OF RESIDENCE, RENT AN APARTMENT OR STUDIO, OR SHARE A HOUSE WITH YOUR FRIENDS. FINDING THE RIGHT HOME IS VERY IMPORTANT AND OUR DEDICATED TEAM IS HERE TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST YOU IN THE PROCESS.
Halls of residence
At ICP we recognise the importance of safe and comfortable student accommodation. Our student residences give you the security of knowing you are choosing a safe, clean and secure accommodation that suits your needs as a modern student. Depending on the intake, you are welcome to make a booking in one of our halls of residence. ICP halls Grosvenor (September and June intakes) Single and double rooms Sea facing and rear facing
Private facilities
Self-catered
£142 per week
Single room
Sea facing
En-suite
Self-Catered
£150 per week
Double room
Rear facing
En-suite
Self-Catered
£150 per week
Double room
Sea facing
En-suite
Self-Catered
£155 per week
Sandringham (September intake) Double room
Shared bathroom
Self-catered
£119 per week
Single room
En-suite
Self-catered
£126 per week
Double room
En-suite
Self-catered
£134 per week
Osborne (September intake) Double room
Sea facing
Shared bathroom
Self-catered
£124 per week
Double room
Rear facing
Private facilities
Self-catered
£129 per week
Single room
Sea facing
Private facilities
Self-catered
£134 per week
Double room
Rear facing
En-suite
Self-catered
£134 per week
Things to note
Rent for all ICP halls of residences include utility bills, wireless internet, access to laundry facilities, on-site building manager, secure internal bicycle storage and fortnightly clean. All rooms in halls are fully furnished, single occupancy only, except the penthouse apartment which is shared between two students. Bed sizes:
Single 91 x 190cm Double 137 x 190cm Rooms are let for the full academic year September-August, January-December depending on the intake. If you’re joining us in June you are able to book shorter accommodation according to the duration of your course.
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Grosvenor halls of residence
ICP is also offering one or two semesters’ stay at some University of Portsmouth halls of residence. University of Portsmouth halls (all intakes) Bateson
Single room
Shared bathroom
Self-catered
£92 per week
Harry Law Hall
Single room
En-suite
Self-catered
£128 per week
Rees
Single room
En-suite
Catered
£163 per week
Private rented accommodation
In addition to halls of residence, ICP works with a range of carefully selected local accommodation providers, who are able to provide high quality and safe accommodation around the city Shared houses/flats Typically shared between 3-6 students. Each room is for single occupancy only, with kitchen and private facilities shared between all students. You should expect to pay between £80-£110 per week. Most properties do not include utility bills, which would be approximately £40-£50 per month. Contracts are usually valid for a whole academic year. Studios/apartments Portsmouth offers a good variety of studio accommodation and one bedroom flats for students who prefer more freedom and independence. Rent varies between £160-£300 per week depending on the property and location. Contracts are usually valid for a whole academic year.
How to book
To secure your room, simply email
[email protected] stating your preferred option of room or complete the online booking form at icp.navitas.com/ accommodation. You will then need to pay a security deposit of either £1,000 for ICP halls or £250 for University of Portsmouth halls in order to confirm your reservation. Any questions?
The ICP Accommodation team is here to help you choose the accommodation that is best for you. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. T: + 44 (0)23 9284 8557 E:
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How to apply STEP 2 Receive an offer
An offer will be sent to you or your educational representative normally within 24-48 hours* after the submission of your application. Your offer will be conditional or unconditional.
STEP 1 Complete ICP application form on our website: icp.navitas.com/apply
Attach supporting documents including your academic qualifications, English test results, passport data page and any other relevant documents (certified translations must accompany documents that are not in English).
Conditional: If you have been given a conditional offer it means that we need to receive further documents or evidence of qualifications gained before we can accept you on your chosen course. Please email your documents to the Admissions team at admissions.
[email protected] or send them to your educational representative. Please make sure to include your ICP student ID in the email. The ID can be found on the first page of your offer letter. Unconditional: If you have received an unconditional offer letter it means that you have met all entry requirements and have been accepted onto your chosen course. Congratulations, we can’t wait to meet you! * Non-standard application might take longer to process.
STEP 5 Arrange your accommodation
At ICP we offer a variety of accommodation options from halls of residence to studio flats and house share. Visit icp.navitas.com/accommodation for more information on available options and how to book. We strongly recommend you secure your accommodation before arriving in the UK. 46
STEP 3 Accept your offer
Once you have received an unconditional offer letter you can confirm your place by returning a completed Acceptance Form to ICP and by paying your tuition fee deposit as indicated on your offer letter. Payment can be made online on our website or by bank transfer. Please make sure to include your name and Student ID in the payment reference.
STEP 4 Prepare for your visa application
Once you have sent your acceptance forms and paid your tuition fee deposit our Admissions team will contact you or your educational representative with more information about your visa preparation. You will need to provide certain documents in order to receive your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) letter and apply for your visa.
STEP 6 Arrive
Once you receive your visa you need to plan your arrival. ICP can help you arrange an airport pick-up service to make your arrival and transition to life in the UK as smooth as possible. Visit icp.navitas.com/ airport-pickup-options for more information and how to book.
STEP 7 Registration and Enrolment
It is very important that you arrive in Portsmouth in time for Registration and Enrolment. Please ensure to send us a copy of your passport entrance vignette and inform us of your arrival date as soon as you make your travel arrangements.
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Academic calendar 2018/19 Course
Re-registration Registration (current students) (new students)
Semester start date
Tuition fee deadline (for next semester)
Exams
Semester end date
Undergraduate
16 May
17 May18 May
21 May
20 July
13 August17 August
17 August
Postgraduate
20 June
21 June22 June
25 June
20 July
3 September- 4 September 4 September
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate Foundation
28 June29 June
2 July
20 July
7 September
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate First Year Degree
7 June 8 June
11 June
20 July
7 September
Summer 2018
Autumn 2018 Undergraduate
26 September
27 September28 September
1 October
23 November
17 December- 21 December 21 December
Postgraduate
26 September 2018
27 September28 September
1 October
23 November
10 December- 14 December 14 December
Undergraduate First Year Degree (Integrated)
12 September
13 September14 September
17/9/18
23 November
14 December
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate Foundation
11 October12 October
15 October
23 November
4 January 2019
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate First Year Degree
20 September21 September
24 September
23 November
4 January 2019
Pre-Sessional English for Pre-Master’s
20 September21 September
24 September
23 November
4 January 2019
Spring 2019 Undergraduate
23 January
24 January25 January
28 January
29 March
22 April26 April
26 April
Postgraduate
30 January
31 January1 February
4 February
29 March
22 April26 April
26 April
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate Foundation
21 February22 February
25 February
29 March
3 May
Pre-Sessional English for Pre-Master’s
7 March8 March
11 March
29 March
7 June
Summer 2019 Undergraduate
15 May
16 May17 May
20 May
19 July
12 August16 August
Postgraduate
19 June
20 June21 June
24 June
19 July
2 September- 3 September 3 September
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate Foundation
27 June28 June
1 July
19 July
6 September
Pre-sessional English for Undergraduate First Year Degree
6 June7 June
10 June
19 July
6 September
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Navitas bursaries and scholarships Navitas family bursaries
Navitas offers financial support in the form of family bursaries. A bursary applies where two or more students from the same family study with a Navitas member institution.* The bursary is equivalent to 10 per cent of the tuition fee for up to 8 units of study within one programme only.† Navitas academic merit scholarships
Navitas is committed to helping you achieve your career goals by offering scholarships to outstanding students. In the winter and autumn terms, Navitas colleges* award two students with academic merit scholarships. For more information, talk to an Advisor at your college about how to apply for a merit scholarship or visit individual college websites and search for ‘scholarships and bursaries’.
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* ACBT, BCUIC, Curtin College, Curtin Singapore, CRIC, Deakin College, Deakin College Indonesia, Edith Cowan College, EIC, Eynesbury, FIC, Griffith College, HIC, ICM, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, La Trobe Melbourne, La Trobe University Sydney Campus, LBIC, Navitas at FAU, Navitas at UMass Boston, Navitas at UMass Dartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Navitas at UNH, NIC, PUIC, SAIBT, SIBT, UC College, UCIC, Western Sydney University International College, and Western Sydney University Sydney City Campus only. † Certificate programmes may also be known or registered as Foundation Studies or University Transfer Programme Stage I. Diploma programmes may also be known or registered as Undergraduate Pathway, University Transfer Programme (UTP), University Transfer Programme Stage II, University Pathways Programme. ‡ The Navitas bursary is not applicable to any English language programme or any component of an English language programme offered by a Navitas member institution. § The supporting documentation that is required will depend on the country where the student is enrolled. ** N avitas academic merit awards are offered to students studying in the UK at CRIC, EIC, HIC, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, LBIC, PUIC and BCUIC only. This information is correct as at the time of printing and may be subject to change without notice or at the discretion of Navitas member institutions or Navitas Limited.
Africa
Europe
• SAE Institute, South Africa
• SAE Institutions — Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey
Education for your world Navitas provides you with the education you need, to get where you want to be in life. From English language skills and courses to help you enter university, to training for the workplace, Navitas colleges and campuses in 28 countries will support you every step of the way. With over 120 Navitas and SAE Institution locations across the globe, and over 70,000 students currently studying with us, we understand the world’s learning needs. We’ve become one of the most trusted providers of education and training in the world. Navitas offers to students, professionals and migrants from around the world, the following opportunities: • • • • • • • •
English language training High school studies University preparation and programmes Post-secondary education for creative media technology Career advancement programmes Student recruitment Internship programmes Migrant settlement services
We also offer customised workplace training for companies, and a range of training and settlement services for the Australian Government. Wherever you are, and wherever you want to be, the knowledge and resources of our staff around the world will ensure your success.
• ACBT — Edith Cowan University, Sri Lanka • Curtin Singapore (The Singapore Campus of Curtin University) • SAE Institutions — Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand
Middle East • SAE Institutions — Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE
Australia
New Zealand
• ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology) • CELUSA (Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia) • Curtin College — Curtin University, Perth • Deakin College — Deakin University, Melbourne • ECC — Edith Cowan University, Perth • Eynesbury — The University of Adelaide and University of South Australia • Griffith College — Griffith University, Brisbane, Gold Coast • Hawthorn-Melbourne • La Trobe Melbourne — La Trobe University • La Trobe University Sydney Campus • Navitas English • Navitas Health Skills Australia (HSA) • Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) • Navitas Professional • NIC — The University of Newcastle • SAE Institutions — Adelaide, Brisbane, Byron Bay, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney • SAIBT — University of South Australia, Adelaide • SIBT, Sydney • Western Sydney University Sydney City Campus • Western Sydney University International College • UC College - University of Canberra
• SAE Institute, Auckland • UCIC — University of Canterbury, Christchurch
Canada • FIC — Simon Fraser University, Vancouver • ICM — the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg Central America • SAE Institute, Mexico
United Kingdom • • • • • • • •
BCUIC — Birmingham City University CRIC — Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge HIC — University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield ICP — University of Portsmouth ICRGU — Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen LBIC — Brunel University London PUIC — University of Plymouth SAE Institutions — Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Oxford • The College, Swansea University • UNIC - The University of Northampton United States of America • Florida Atlantic University Global Student Success Programme • Richard Bland College of William & Mary Global Student Success Programme • SAE Institutions — Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, San Francisco • University of Idaho Global Student Success Programme • University of Massachusetts Boston International Student Success Programme • University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Global Student Programme • University of Massachusetts Lowell Global Student Success Programme • University of New Hampshire Global Student Success Programme • Virginia Commonwealth University Global Student Success Programme
Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited. NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorised under federal law to enrol non-immigrant alien students. Registered Company names and CRICOS provider codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F; Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd trading as La Trobe Melbourne 03312D; La Trobe University 00115M; Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd; Curtin University of Technology CRICOS Provider Code 00301J, Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology; Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd trading as Deakin College 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Edith Cowan College Pty Ltd 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd, trading as Griffith College 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01576G; Newcastle International College 03293B; The University of Newcastle 00109J; The University of Western Sydney ABN 53 014 069 881 trading as Western Sydney University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Provider Number 00917K; UWS Enterprises Pty Ltd ABN 44 003 474 468 trading as Western Sydney University The College (CRICOS Provider Number 02851G) is a wholly owned entity of the University of Western Sydney. Academic Pathway programmes are delivered by Western Sydney University The College under arrangement with the University of Western Sydney; University of Canberra / University of Canberra College 00212K. Navitas English: Courses are delivered by Navitas English Services Pty Ltd (ACN 002 069 730), CRICOS Provider 00289M; The Certificate IV in TESOL is delivered by Navitas English Pty Ltd (ACN 003 916 701), CRICOS Provider 00031D. Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne (Hawthorn Learning Pty Ltd, ACN 124 204 171) CRICOS provider code: 02931G; Navitas Professional Institute Pty Ltd trading as Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) and Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP). National CRICOS provider code: 01328A. UCIC NZQA Provider Number 7177. ICM CRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CRA BN: 81210 5146. Company Numbers: Birmingham City International College Ltd trading as Birmingham City University International 51 College (BCUIC) 07445570; CRIC 06407773; ICP 06770123; ; HIBT Ltd trading as HIC 5163612; London IBT Ltd. trading as London Brunel International College (LBIC); Plymouth Devon International College Ltd trading as Plymouth University International College (PUIC) 06822402; ICRGU 07154254; SwaN Global Education LLP trading as The College, Swansea University OC418307. Navitas Limited ABN 69 109 613 309
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