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Welcome Studying at Bangor University International College Supporting our students to success Why study at Bangor University A beautiful university Student experience Modern student accommodation Careers and employability Student support World class academic facilities Our campus and facilities
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED BACHELORS International Year Zero (IYZ)
Business, Management and Economics
Engineering and Computer Sciences
Law, Media, Psychology and Social Sciences
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International Year One (IY1) Business, Management and Finance Psychology INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED MASTERS Accounting and Finance Business and Management Investment and Banking Psychology Continuation degrees Entry requirements Course dates How to apply
Bangor University has a good reputation for teaching and research in banking and finance. The University also has been awarded gold standard for teaching.� KATE FROM INDIA MSc Finance
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WELCOME
Welcome to Bangor University International College (BUIC). BUIC is an embedded college on the Bangor University campus. Here, you can do the first stage of your integrated Bachelors or Masters course before completing your degree at Bangor University. As a BUIC student, you will have access to all university services so will feel part of the university from the day you start. Bangor University is a traditional university with a longstanding reputation of excellence. The city is in an area of outstanding natural beauty which is a low cost, quiet and safe place, that is ideal for studying. As College Director of BUIC, I am committed to ensuring that you receive the best possible learning and teaching experience. You will study with students from all over the world. Our dedicated team of tutors will help you adjust to academic life in the UK so that you are ready for the transition into University. Our tutors focus on developing your English language and academic study skills as well as core subject knowledge. Our classes are typically small and interactive in nature. You will receive a lot of individual support and regular feedback on your academic performance. All of this will help you to increase your confidence in communicating in a higher education context and put you on the path to academic success. At BUIC, we are incredibly proud of the high level of support that we provide to all our students on every step of the student journey, from pre-arrival to departure. If you join us, you really will feel looked after and part of the BUIC family. We look forward to welcoming you to BUIC soon. Laura McKenzie BUIC College Director
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Small classes
Experienced teaching staff
BUIC STUDYING AT
BUIC is a specialist embedded college offering integrated degree courses, where international students can begin their studies at Bangor University. BUIC delivers the first stages of the International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB) and the International Incorporated Masters (IIM). CONTINUE ONTO YOUR CHOSEN DEGREE Following successful completion of stage 1 at BUIC, you will continue your studies directly with Bangor University. The University has a wide range of fantastic and highly regarded degree courses in subjects ranging from Banking and Finance to Psychology. CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL AND SUBJECT OF STUDY We offer two levels of study at BUIC: The IIB and IIM. BUIC delivers the first stage of your IIB or IIM. Within the IIB, there are two levels, known as International Year Zero (IYZ) and International Year One (IY1).
College at the heart of Bangor University
Close to university accommodation
Full university student status from the day you start
Continue your studies directly with Bangor University
Pre-sessional courses with additional intensive English support
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OXFORD INTERNATIONAL Bangor University International College is operated by Oxford International in partnership with Bangor University. Founded in 1991, Oxford International is an accredited, private education provider that operates independent boarding schools, international colleges, educational tours and English language centres across the UK and North America to create life-enhancing experiences for students worldwide. Our courses help over 50,000 UK and international students achieve academic success every year. We have built strong relationships with education consultants around the world and pride ourselves on delivering the best programmes for their students. www.oxfordinternational.com
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INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED MASTERS (IIM)
International Year Zero (IYZ) This IYZ at BUIC is the first year of a 4-year integrated degree course. IYZ provides 1-year of preparation for entry into the first year of a 3-year bachelor’s degree at Bangor University.
The IIM at BUIC is an integrated degree course, providing either one term (11 weeks) or 2 terms (22 weeks) of preparation for entry into a 1-year master’s degree in accounting, business, finance or psychology at Bangor University.
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Stage 2 Pre-Masters
International Year One (IY1) The IY1 at BUIC is the first year of a 3-year integrated degree course. IY1 is equivalent to the first year of a 3-year bachelor’s degree, leading to direct entry into the second year of a bachelor’s degree at Bangor University. Stage 1
High School
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Stage 2 International Year One
Second Year Degree
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Pre-sessional English Delivered by
Masters study at University
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BUIC Studying at BUIC
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED BACHELORS (IIB)
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PRE-SESSIONAL ENGLISH Provides you with an initial period of intensive English language training and assessments. This academic English support is delivered over half a term (6 weeks) or one full term (12 weeks). You will need to successfully complete this before you can continue onto your chosen pathway. The number of weeks you complete will depend on your current English level. See more on the applicable IIB or IIM course pages.
My favourite things about BUIC were the close knit community, approachable staff and introduction to life as masters student!” NADEERAH IDRIS FROM BRUNEI
MBA ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE
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OUR STUDENTS TO SUCCESS You will receive individual support and attention from your BUIC tutors as you focus on improving your academic skills.
91%
OF OUR STUDENTS CONTINUE TO BANGOR UNIVERSITY* *Based on eligible completers for academic year 2017/18
WHAT OUR STUDENTS HAVE TO SAY... “I have a lot of international friends here at BUIC, and I’ve learnt so much from them. There is always a lot to do together both on and off-campus.” SAGAR FROM NEPAL, IYZ BUSINESS BSc (Hons) Business Studies
“The reason that I chose BUIC was because it offered me the route to my degree with Bangor University. The university has won an award for student satisfaction and I’m one of many students who can confirm this is true!” MARYAM FROM BAHRAIN, IYZ PSYCHOLOGY BSc (Hons) Psychology
I think one of the main reasons the IIM (pre-masters) has been so helpful is because the staff are so supportive and are always able to help me. Whether it is understanding a module or finding out how to sort accommodation, they will help you with everything. I’ve enjoyed studying at Bangor, the people are friendly, and the environment is also really peaceful and safe. It’s given me the best opportunity to succeed in my studies here in the UK.” TONG TONG FROM CHINA, IIM BUSINESS
MSc Business with Consumer Psychology
BUIC Supporting our students to success
SUPPORTING
AT BANGOR UNIVERSITY?
Founded in 1884 and dedicated to academic excellence for more than 130 years, Bangor University is among the oldest degree-awarding institutions in the UK. With around 11,000 students from over 120 nationalities, international students find Bangor a truly welcoming community – and a special place to study.
TOP 200 UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD
Bangor University ranked among the world’s 200 top performing institutions, and the only University from Wales represented in a new league table that analyses how universities are making a real impact on society outside their research and teaching. (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2019)
At Bangor, you’ll benefit from an exceptional academic experience set against the stunning backdrop of the north Wales landscape. Our ethos of high-quality teaching, rigorous academic standards and a post-university focus is combined with a fantastic student experience – all of which will help you unlock your potential.
Awarded Gold – the highest rating – in the 2017 Teaching Excellence Framework
TEF GOLD RATING
GOLD RATING FOR BANGOR? Bangor university was assessed across three main categories: teaching quality; learning environment; students outcomes and learning gain. Only 72 other institutions received the highest possible gold rating.
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WHY GOLD MATTERS TO YOU? TEF Gold confirms Bangor university is: • Amongst the best in the UK for Teaching Quality • A world-class learning environment • Recognised for research excellence - More than 75% of Bangor’s research is either world-leading or internationally excellent • Excellent for employability and career prospects 93% are employed or move on to further student within 6 months of graduation (DLHE Survey 2016/2017)
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IN THE UK FOR STUDENT EXPERIENCE (The Times & Sunday Times Good University League Guide Table 2020)
TOP 15 IN THE UK FOR
TOP 10 UNIVERSITY FOR
We take pride in our exemplary teaching quality, rated in the UK top 15.
We provide exciting opportunities to set your career in motion, including our careers and employability service, the online JobZone and the Bangor Employability Award scheme, offering paid university internships.
TEACHING QUALITY A TOP UK UNIVERSITY FOR TEACHING QUALITY
WHAT IS THE TEF? The TEF aims to recognise and reward excellence in teaching and learning, and help inform prospective students’ choices for higher education. Institutions were ranked as Gold, Silver or Bronze.
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(The Times & Sunday Times Good University League GuideTable 2020)
TOP 50 GLOBAL INSTITUTIONS FOR BANKING RESEARCH
More than three quarters of Bangor University’s research is world leading or internationally excellent according to the Research Excellence Framework 2014. Our Business School is consistently listed in the top 20 global institutions for banking research and more than half of our academic schools are rated in the UK top 50 for quality of their output. (RePEc, as of June 2019)
JOB PROSPECTS
(Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2019)
TOP IN UK FOR
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STUDENT SATISFACTION
Bangor is in the top 15 for student satisfaction in the UK (The Complete University Guide 2020)
BUIC Why study at Bangor University
WHY STUDY
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Situated on the north coast of Wales, with mountains and beaches on its doorstep, Bangor is an idyllic setting for student life. With a temperate coastal climate year-round, the city offers an exceptional lifestyle. Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty just outside Snowdonia National Park, Bangor boasts dramatic views across the sparkling Menai Strait to the stunning Isle of Anglesey, while the ancient St Deiniol’s cathedral and three world heritage castles are within half an hour of the city.
Did you know… ? North Wales has been named the 4th best region in the world to visit by the travel guide ‘Lonely Planet’ due to its stunning location (Lonely Planet Travel Guide, 2017)
COST OF LIVING Bangor is considered amongst the most economical places to study in the UK in terms of cost of living (accommodation, food, clothing, books etc). TRAVEL LINKS Bangor is relatively easy to travel to, with excellent connections to major cities and international airports in the UK. The city is just over two hours by train from Liverpool and Manchester, and three and a half hours from London*. * All travel times given are averages based on journeys at time of writing. For current train journey times, visit nationalrail.co.uk
TRAVELLING WITHIN BANGOR Everything in Bangor can be reached on foot, students do not need to rely on public transport. Libraries, lecture theatres, seminar rooms and other academic buildings are located close to each other and within walking distance of the city centre and university accommodation. WEATHER IN BANGOR The average temperature range in Bangor in winter is around 3-14oC and in summer 11-20oC
STUDENT EXPERIENCE Bangor’s size and friendly nature makes it easy to get to know other people, and our students tend to settle in quickly. Most university buildings are just a short walk from the city centre, where you’ll find a variety of national chain stores, coffee shops, bars and restaurants.
BEST IN THE UK FOR STUDENT CLUBS
FIND OUT MORE
Bangor has a thriving extra-curricular scene with over 120
Bangor student’s union (UNDEB) www.bangorstudents.com
Afro-Caribbean Society, Chinese Society, Hellenic Society,
Clubs and societies www.bangor.ac.uk/studentlife/clubs_societies
Society, Korean Society, Kurdish Society, Malaysian Students’
Sports clubs www.bangorstudents.com/sport/clubs
general interests like music or photography, but there are
Sports facilities www.bangor.ac.uk/brailsford
societies to choose from. International societies include:
Indian Society, International Student Federation, Japanese Society and the Vietnamese Society. Some clubs focus on
also clubs such as the Law Society that complement specific courses of study. Religious groups include the Christian Union and Islamic Society.
EXCELLENT SPORTS FACILITIES
If you love sports, athletics and the outdoor life, Bangor
is the place for you. The University has great facilities for
outdoor and indoor sports including Badminton, Volleyball,
Basketball, Netball, Indoor Hockey, Five-a-side Futsal, Table Tennis, Archery, Trampoline, Tennis, Indoor Cricket, Fitness classes, Weight training room, Cardio-vascular training
room, Squash Courts, Climbing Wall, Athletics Track and
Martial Arts. There is also a public swimming pool close to
volunteering projects, it also provides student support as
Did you know… ? For 2 years in a row, Bangor has been the No.1 University in the UK for clubs and societies
Union’s clubs and societies is free of charge for all students.
(Whatuni? Student Choice Awards 2018 & 2019)
the University.
UNDEB BANGOR
Undeb Bangor, our student union, is one of the most active
in the country. Running the University’s clubs, societies and well as a range of entertainment. Membership of the Student
TOP TEN THINGS
FOR BANGOR STUDENTS TO DO: #1 VISIT BANGOR CATHEDRAL #2 CLIMB SNOWDON THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN WALES AND ENGLAND #3 GO CRABBING ON BEAUMARIS PIER AND TAKE A BOAT TRIP OUT TO PUFFIN ISLAND #4 TAKE THE LLANDUDNO TRAM TO THE TOP OF THE GREAT ORME #5 VISIT CONWY OR CAERNARFON CASTLE, BOTH UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES #6 SHOPPING IN CHESTER #7 GO TO SEE A FOOTBALL MATCH IN LIVERPOOL OR MANCHESTER #8 DARE TO RIDE THE FASTEST ZIP WIRE IN THE WORLD AT ZIPWORLD #9 TRY SURFING IN AN ARTIFICIAL LAGOON AT SURF SNOWDONIA #10 GO TO CARDIFF FOR THE WEEKEND AND WATCH A RUGBY MATCH
BUIC Student experience
AN AWARD WINNING
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WHAT’S INCLUDED? Prices range from £83 to £196 a week – with heating, lighting, hot water, electricity, furniture and Internet access all included. MORE FOR YOU TO ENJOY: • Free campus life activities • Free Wi-Fi Access • Free Gym Membership • Laundry Facilities • Hall Wardens & Security - 24 hour assistance • Sports facilities • Cafe/Bar • Shop • Social Spaces
FREE GYM AND CAMPUS MEMBERSHIP
Gym and Campus Membership is free for all
The University is very active about trying to make the students’ experience as good as possible.
TOP-RATED ACCOMMODATION TOP 3
University in the UK for accommodation
(Whatuni? Student Choice Awards 2019)
TOP 20
University in the UK for cheap shops and amenities (Times Higher Education Student Survey 2018)
SHANTANU FROM BANGLADESH COMPUTER SCIENCE
students in university accommodation – meaning
you can keep fit and healthy and attend fun campus events throughout the year at no extra cost. PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION
If you would prefer to arrange private
accommodation, you’ll find plenty of information on how to do so from the student housing office. 24 HOUR ASSISTANCE Hall wardens and security officers at our residences also provide 24-hour assistance so that you can feel safe and secure. database contains available properties and
landlord contact details: visit www.bangor.ac.uk/ studentservices/studenthousing LOW COST OF LIVING
Bangor is has been ranked 1st for most affordable places for students in 2019* *TotallyMoney 2019
BUIC Modern student accommodation
MODERN & SAFE
Bangor University offers a range of comfortable, modern student accommodation, with a choice of single rooms suited to different budgets and needs. Our student villages, Ffriddoedd and St Mary’s, also provide a friendly community during your time at Bangor – and both are just a short walk from the university and city centre.
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CAREERS &
EMPLOYABILITY
STUDENT CHOICE
Awards 2019
To prepare for today’s competitive job market, students often need to think about developing professional skills and enhancing their employability while still at university. Doing so gives you a much higher chance of making a strong start in your chosen career. At Bangor, you have the opportunity to gain more than a degree. The University’s Careers and Employability Service provides a wide range of resources to help you start planning your future – as well as a number of exciting opportunities to set your career in motion.
INTERNSHIPS
If you have an idea of what sector you want to work in, an internship or placement can be a
good way to gain experience and build contacts –
or just to see what it is like to work in a particular
CAREERS ADVICE
internship schemes twice a year that allow
resources to help you find your perfect
field. Bangor University runs undergraduate
students to work in a professional environment
while learning relevant skills and earning money. There are a wide range of internships, from
medical research to marketing and promotion;
some courses also offer short work experience
The Careers Service offers a variety of
career. Students can request a confidential personal career advice session, attend any of our workshops, and make use of online
resources specifically tailored to your subject.
placements or projects with local companies.
BANGOR EMPLOYABILITY AWARD (BEA)
WORKING WHILE YOU STUDY
Award recognises transferable skills built
Bangor TARGETconnect is the University’s
Student Employment Bureau – where students can find out about opportunities for graduate
jobs (local, national and international); full-time,
part-time, and temporary jobs; work experience; internships; and volunteering opportunities. WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS
Open to all students, the Bangor Employability through ordinary university activities.
Students gain points towards the Award
through volunteering, attending workshops or actively participating in the Student
Union’s clubs and societies. Taking part in the scheme can make a major difference to your performance in the graduate job market.
The university holds a range of careers events
ENTERPRISE AND SELF-EMPLOYMENT
workshops delivered by employability advisers,
students at Bangor University and graduates
throughout the academic year. These include
job-hunting skills seminars, employer-led skills development sessions, and careers fairs. *Higher Education Statistics agency
The B-Enterprising programme helps
in Wales to develop their enterprise skills or start a new business.
TOP 10
JOB PROSPECTS
93%
of our graduates progressed to employment or further study within six months of graduation (DLHE survey 2016/17)
BUIC Careers and employability
WHATUNI?
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STUDENT CHOICE
Awards 2019 TOP 10
STUDENT SUPPORT
BUIC Student support
WHATUNI?
WORLD CLASS
ACADEMIC FACILITIES
The welfare of our students is always Bangor’s No.1 priority, and we provide a number of services to ensure students can always seek assistance for any problems. • Our Student Services Centre provides comprehensive, professional support – ranging from financial advice and study skills to dyslexia support, welfare issues and counselling. • A dedicated Disability Team is also on hand to give advice on a broad range of disability-related matters.
ARTS AND INNOVATION CENTRE, PONTIO
OCEAN-GOING RESEARCH SHIP
MRI SCANNER
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
BOTANIC GARDENS
RESEARCH FARM AND FIELD CENTRE
MULTIMEDIA LANGUAGE CENTRE
ONE OF THE LARGEST UNIVERSITYBASED ARCHIVES IN THE UK
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LABORATORIES
• Our International Student Support Team provides guidance on matters including employment regulations, welfare issues, living in Bangor, health care, immigration, and visa applications.
IT SUPPORT AND LEARNING RESOURCES To support your learning activities, the university provides: • Access to the internet across the university • A university email account and a safe place to store your work • Open access computer labs.
• A secure virtual learning environment ‘Blackboard’, where course materials, notes, PowerPoint slides, and other documents are made available for download by your lecturer • Access to library, archives, printing & binding, and photocopying services
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Bangor Train Station St. Mary’s Village
Computer Science & Engineering
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Compulsory subject Optional subject
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ZERO (IYZ) Business, Management and Economics
Engineering and Computer Science
Law, Media, Psychology and Social Science
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE (IY1)
Business Functions Business Law
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Business Project and Study Skills Database Design and Usage Electricity, Electronics and Fields English for Academic Purposes English for University Learning Financial Accounting Financial and Management Accounting Further Mathematics Information Technology and Communication Skills Introduction to Business and Marketing
STAGES OF ENTRY
Introduction to Economics
International Year Zero (IYZ): The IYZ is the first year of the 4-year IIB. Your first year is taught at BUIC. Once you successfully complete this year, you will continue studying the remaining stages of your degree directly with Bangor University.
Legal System of England and Wales
Stage 1
High School
Stage 3
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International Year Zero
First Year Degree
Management Studies
Stage 4 Second Year Degree
Mathematics for Business and Finance Final Year Degree
Pre-sessional English Delivered by
Macroeconomics
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Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences Mechanics Media Studies (Film and TV)
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Media Studies (News Media) International Year One (IY1): The IY1 is the first year of the 3-year IIB and is taught at BUIC. The IY1 is the equivalent to your first year of study at undergraduate level. Once you successfully complete this year, you will move straight to the second year of your degree study directly with Bangor University. Stage 1
High School
Second Year Degree
Pre-sessional English Delivered by
Problem-solving and Computer Programming Properties of Matter and Waves
Stage 3
Stage 2 International Year One
Microeconomics
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Psychology Final Year Degree
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Pure Mathematics UK Government and Society *Compulsory for progression to Law degrees. ** Compulsory for progression to Media degrees. *** Compulsory for progression to Psychology degrees.
Business, Management and Finance
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Course Structures for IYZ and IY1
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INTERNATIONAL YEAR ZERO The IIB degree offers a 4-year degree option at Bangor University in a range of popular subjects. International Year Zero (IYZ) is the first year of your IIB and is designed to help you gain extra skills in your subject area, as well as English language. IYZ is studied across three terms. You can choose to study one of the following three routes: • Business, Management and Economics • Engineering and Computer Science • Law, Media, Psychology and Social Sciences
COURSE IYZ
+6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 IELTS 5.0 with no less than 4.5 IELTS 4.5 with no less than 4.0
COMMON MODULES FOR ALL IYZ PATHWAYS As well as modules unique to your specific pathway, you will also study several modules common to all pathways. These modules are: English for Academic Purposes (EAP) EAP aims to improve your English skills to help you with life and study in the UK. You’ll learn the critical importance of English Language competence in an academic context and prepare for continuing academic study at Bangor University. UK Government and Society Providing an introduction to government and society in the UK, this module explores how Britain has changed and developed since 1945. You’ll learn the main features of British democracy, the crown, Parliament, cabinet government, devolution, local government and the role of the civil service. The module also introduces you to the key features of British society and changes that have taken place in recent decades around issues of class, ethnicity, gender, rights and obligations, as well as considering how Britain relates to, influences and is influenced by the wider world. Information Technology and Communication Skills In this module, you’ll focus on appropriate means of communication in academic work and developing a foundation in computing and IT skills that will enable you to be successful in your undergraduate studies. You’ll become familiar with the conventions of academic discourse and writing, and learn to avoid plagiarism and poor academic practice. You’ll also develop skills in word processing and spreadsheets to ensure you submit assignments appropriately, as well as using PowerPoint to deliver more effective presentations.
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BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS Our IYZ in Business, Management and Economics will give you an excellent grounding in the basics of business, encompassing key economic, legal and management principles. You will also develop maths skills that are vital for your degree studies. Bangor Business School is a leading teaching and research centre with a prestigious reputation. Your chosen degree course will set you on the path to a dream career in the world of business or finance. Graduates of many business-related degree courses are eligible for exemptions from modules and examinations if you wish to take a further professional qualification in marketing or accountancy.
YOU WILL STUDY THESE MODULES: Business Functions A basic introduction to the study of business and management, this module introduces the function of marketing in different types of businesses and organisations. It considers issues around the liberalisation of trade and the development of the global market and how they have affected businesses and the emergence of the international manager. You will also look at basic human resource management functions and activities to gain an understanding of important issues surrounding people in the workplace. Business Law Providing you with a functional knowledge of the basic rights and liabilities in law affecting modern businesses, this module covers types of business entity, such as partnerships and companies. You will learn about the legal system in England and Wales, including the small claims track, and the rights and responsibilities of businesses in this legal framework. The module also outlines the formation and nature of a contract in law, and liability for non-fulfilment of a contract or negligence. Financial Accounting Covering the basic mechanics and processes of financial accounting in theory and practice, this module prepares you for the later years of your degree studies in Business Management and Accounting and Finance. It will also give you an understanding of financial accounting procedures and their importance in monitoring progress and
profitability to run a business effectively. Macroeconomics Familiarising you with the UK economy and government policy, this module also introduces key macroeconomic indicators, including GDP per capita, price indices and balance of payments. You’ll learn 15
about fiscal and monetary policy aims, the desire for growth and the relationship between policy and rates of inflation, deflation and unemployment. National goals are viewed in the context of broader groupings such as the EU, and the impact of the development of a global market. Management Studies In this module, you’ll receive a basic introduction to the study of business and management. You’ll learn the different types of businesses and organisations, as well as how to finance a start-up. The module also illustrates different approaches to management and explains decision-making processes. It will give you an appreciation of the current business context and the challenges facing managers today. Mathematics for Business and the Social Sciences In this module, you will learn the maths skills expected of you at degree level. It covers essential mathematical language, notation, conventions and units, as well as developing your algebraic skills and introducing you to basic statistical concepts, topics and methods. Microeconomics Providing a basic introduction to the study of Microeconomics, this module introduces relevant theories, concepts and terminology as well as explaining key topics such as demand and supply, the economic problem and the allocation of scarce resources. You will look at different models and the importance of economic decisionmaking, the effects of government intervention and theories around elasticity, specialisation, productivity, economies of scale, public goods, merit and demerit goods, and monopoly.
Everybody is so nice and respectful and is willing to help anytime. Also the facilities work well and are up to date. I personally enjoy joining societies and attending social nights.” SOPHIA FROM EGYPT MEDIA STUDIES
CONTINUATION DEGREES: BSc (Hons) Accounting and Banking Accounting and Economics Accounting and Finance Banking and Finance Business Economics Business Management Business Management and Finance Business Management and Marketing Business Management with Accounting Marketing Financial Economics Psychology with Business BA (Hons)
Business Management and Law
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Database Design and Usage This module is a practical introduction to the technology and terminology around tabular data, and the construction and use of a database. You will develop a database for a given situation – for example, a simulated business using current standards and appropriate software – and use that database to identify and solve problems. By the end of the module, you will have a more advanced understanding of data processing and the construction and uses of databases. Electricity, Electronics and Fields This module provides you with a basic knowledge of electricity and electronics, and of fields, that you will be able to apply in real engineering and computing situations. You will learn about current and charge, Ohm’s Law, capacitors in DC circuits, measuring AC, transistors and logic circuits. Fields subjects include potential energy, electrical and gravitational fields, satellite launches, measuring magnetic fields and their forces, inductance and transformers, and data analysis.
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ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Covering the major mathematical and scientific principles, this course gives you a great start in engineering and computing. With a heavy focus on maths, physics and programming, you will deepen your understanding of these subjects during your foundation year. After finishing the course, you will continue your studies in either our School of Computer Science 17
where you will obtain a BSc degree that is accredited by the British Computer Society or you will join our School of Electronic Engineering with its range of specialist courses. Our BEng degree courses, which are accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, can set you on the road to Chartered Engineer Status.
Further Mathematics This module covers complex mathematical skills and knowledge, such as: algebra, including partial fractions and inverse functions; the circle; trigonometry; differentiation and integration, including trigonometric, and logarithmic and exponential functions; and solving first-order differential equations with separable variables, vector and vector methods in two and three dimensions, and forces as fixed vectors. Mechanics Continuing to develop your maths skills and knowledge, this module introduces you to the relationships between forces, linear motion and energy, and the conditions for the static equilibrium of a body. The main topics it covers are: vectors; forces and equilibrium; relative motion; Newton’s Laws of Motion; friction, including Hooke’s Law; and work, energy and power, including work and kinetic energy, and the conservation of mechanical energy. Problem Solving and Programming Introducing you to problem solving via computer applications, you’ll develop a basic understanding of algorithms and their uses, as well as gaining hands-on experience using simple software programs to solve problems. You will receive a basic introduction to the techniques of data handling and processing, and to the syntax of programming languages required for a computing degree. Properties of Matter and Waves In this module, you’ll gain a basic knowledge of atomic physics, materials, heat and gases, and oscillations and waves. There is a heavy emphasis on safe laboratory practice and procedures. The main topics covered are: properties of waves; sound; reflection and refraction; interference and diffraction;
and electromagnetic waves. You will also study materials and consider the structures of solids and liquids, and heat and gases, as well as exploring the structure of the atom, radioactivity, and fission and fusion. Pure Mathematics This module provides you with the appropriate foundation in maths skills that you need for undergraduate studies in engineering and computer science. The main topics covered are: algebra, including indices and logarithms; binomial theorem and quadratic equations; differential calculus; integration as the inverse of differentiation; set theory; and probability and experimental laws.
CONTINUATION DEGREES: BSc (Hons) Computer Science Computer Information Systems Computer Information Systems for Business Computer Systems Engineering Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering Electronic Engineering
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LAW, MEDIA, PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES This broad-based pathway will give you an excellent grounding for undergraduate degrees in a variety of areas, including Media, Law, Sociology and Psychology.
After completing the first stage at BUIC, you will continue your chosen degree in the School of Social Sciences, School of Law, School of Psychology or School of Creative Studies & Media. The School of Social Sciences is ranked in the top 10 in the UK for Social Policy (The Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019). Bangor Law School offers a diverse range of undergraduate degrees, our LLB degrees are approved by the Law Society and recognised for entry onto professional vocational training. Law is ranked top 20 in the UK by the Guardian University Guide 2020 and offers you the opportunity to apply for an internship in Barristers Chambers and also get invaluable experience of legal practice in our very own mooting court. Our School of Psychology is one of the largest in the UK with a strong global reputation for both Teaching and Research.
YOU WILL STUDY THESE MODULES: Legal System of England and Wales Introducing key features of the legal system of England and Wales, this module covers its principles and processes. You will learn about the different types and levels of court, including the jury system and the roles of judges, barristers, solicitors and court officials, as well as processes around civil and criminal cases. The module also explores how laws are made and the contributions of Parliament, judges’ judgements and case law, and the impact of the European Union. Management Studies In this module, you’ll receive a basic introduction to the study of business and management. You’ll learn the different types of businesses and organisations, as well as how to finance a start-up. The module also illustrates different approaches to management and explains decision-making processes. It will give you an appreciation of the current business context and the challenges facing managers today. Mathematics for Business and the Social Sciences In this module, you will learn the maths skills expected of you at degree level. It covers essential mathematical language, notation, conventions and units, as well as developing your algebraic skills and introducing you to basic statistical concepts, topics and methods. Media Studies (News Media) You will be introduced to key concepts underpinning a range of media activities in this module. It considers the role and impact of the mass media in the UK – both print and digital – in the context of wider society, through a study of the news media. You will be introduced to textual criticism and theory. In terms of study skills, you will develop your critical-thinking and problem-solving abilities to become more effective as an independent learner.
Microeconomics Providing a basic introduction to the study of Microeconomics, this module introduces relevant theories, concepts and terminology as well as explaining key topics such as demand and supply, the economic problem and the allocation of scarce resources. You will look at different models and the importance of economic decision-making, the effects of government intervention and theories around elasticity, specialisation, productivity, economies of scale, public goods, merit and demerit goods, and monopoly. Macroeconomics Familiarising you with the UK economy and government policy, this module also introduces key macroeconomic indicators, including GDP per capita, price indices and balance of payments. You’ll learn about fiscal and monetary policy aims, the desire for growth and the relationship between policy and rates of inflation, deflation, and unemployment. National goals are viewed in the context of broader groupings such as the EU, and the impact of the development of a global market. Business Law (Compulsory for progression to Law degrees) Providing you with a functional knowledge of the basic rights and liabilities in law affecting modern businesses, this module covers types of business entity, such as partnerships and companies. You will learn about the legal system in England and Wales, including the small claims track, and the rights and responsibilities of businesses in this legal framework. The module also outlines the formation and nature of a contract in law, and liability for non-fulfilment of a contract or negligence.
Media Studies (Film and TV) (Compulsory for progression to Media degrees) This module aims to broaden your knowledge of critical and cultural theory in media. You will develop an understanding of the theoretical aspects of film and TV production, with an emphasis on story-telling. You will study and reflect on the processes involved in film and TV programme production, and consider the relationship between film, programme makers and their audiences. Psychology (Compulsory for progression to Psychology degrees) To introduce the main theoretical approaches to Psychology and consider its historical development as a field of study; to build awareness of key ideas and concepts; to focus on the areas of Social, Cognitive and Developmental Psychology; and to introduce Research methods and related ethical considerations.
Teachers are very friendly and warm. There is no pressure in class. BUIC is a really good place to study and facilities are good.” XINCHANG FROM CHINA BANKING AND FINANCE
CONTINUATION DEGREES: LLB (Hons) Law Law with Accounting and Finance Law with Business Studies Law with Social Policy Law with Criminology BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice Health and Social Care Sociology Social Policy Social Policy and Economics Sociology and Economics Journalism and Media Studies Media Studies Creative Studies Media Studies with Theatre and Performance Film Studies BSc (Hons) Psychology Psychology with Business Management Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology Psychology with Neuropsychology
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INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE
The International Year One (IY1) provides an intensive combination of first year university subjects modules with extra study and English language skills. The IY1 is the first year of the 3-year International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB) degree. Upon successful completion of the IY1, you will continue to the second year of your chosen degree at study at Bangor University. Routes you can study: • Business, Management and Finance • Psychology
COURSE IY1
+6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 IELTS 5.0 with no less than 4.5 IELTS 4.5 with no less than 4.0
COMMON MODULES FOR ALL IY1 PATHWAYS As well as modules unique to your specific pathway, you will also study several modules common to all pathways. These modules are: English for University Learning In this module you will receive training in academic writing, reading for study in higher education, listening in the higher education environment, speaking and listening in seminars, and university study skills. You’ll improve your ability to communicate and participate in an academic environment using the English language, and transfer your English language knowledge and skills to support learning across a range of subjects in business, finance and economics.
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Business Project and Study Skills In this module you will develop and apply academic and study skills, including the skills of synthesising source material, presenting analysis and production of a final extended research essay with bibliography, and the delivery of a groupbased presentation. You will develop awareness of the expectations of study and the resources available, and you will undertake an application to a projectbased learning task.
IY1
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE
Our IY1 course is the first year of a business management and finance related degree. You will learn core subjects relating to management, economics and accounting. On successful completion, you will continue onto the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree with Bangor Business School. As a student of Bangor Business School student you will benefit from a varied programme of guest lectures. Recent speakers have included the Chief Executive of the Scottish Premier League, the Chief Operating Officer of No. 10 & 11 Downing Street, and the Head of IT Security at HSBC.
Financial and Management Accounting In financial accounting you will study the principles and practice of double-entry bookkeeping, as well as developing a broader understanding of accounting concepts, principles and conventions. You will learn how to record transactions and prepare annual financial statements; and how to analyse, interpret and communicate the information contained in financial statements, and explain their limitations. In management accounting you will examine the uses of accounting data and information in informing decision-making and the management of an organisation. Specifically, you will develop an understanding of how accounting information can be used by management in planning, controlling and monitoring performance in a variety of business contexts. Introduction to Business and Marketing This module provides an understanding of a range of activities associated with corporate, operational, functional aims, objectives, strategies and strategic decision making. Topics include tactical decision making, operational management, human resource management or managing people, organisational structures, managing change, and the relationship between management, shareholders, and other stakeholders.
Introduction to Economics In microeconomics you will examine the workings of the free-market economy, and see how economic decisions in respect of the allocation of scarce resources are shaped by market forces through the interactions between demand and supply. Production and cost theory, and the economic theory of the firm are examined, and you will debate the role of government in safeguarding the interests of consumers and producers, promoting competition, and improving efficiency. In macroeconomics you will study the circular flow of income and the components of national accounts. You will develop an appreciation of the determinants of key economic performance indicators for the whole economy, including gross domestic product, inflation, unemployment, the rate of interest, and the exchange rate.
Mathematics for Business and Finance This module introduces mathematics and statistical techniques that are essential for further study in business, finance and economics. You will learn how to solve mathematical equations and use mathematics as a tool for decisionmaking in business, management and finance. You will learn how to describe data using graphical and numerical methods, and use probability to describe situations of uncertainty. The emphasis throughout the module is on the application of mathematical and statistical techniques to business, economics and finance problems involving items such as revenues, costs, profit and interest.
CONTINUATION DEGREES: BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance Banking and Finance Business Economics Business Management Business Management and Finance Business Management with Accounting Financial Economics Marketing
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PSYCHOLOGY
A psychology degree opens up a variety of career options, such as a professional psychologist as well as other disciplines such as healthcare, teaching, marketing, or management. Even if you decide to ultimately not join the world of psychology, the analytical, and research skills you gain will make you a high-quality candidate for many organisations. Our IY1 in Psychology at BUIC offers you an alternative route to a BSc (Hons) Psychology degree. Once you have completed this first stage at BUIC, you will continue directly with Bangor University. Recently rated Top 10 in the UK for student satisfaction by the NSS 2019, Bangor University is home to one of the largest and most cosmopolitan psychology departments in the UK.
YOU WILL STUDY THESE MODULES: Applied Psychology This module looks at ways in which psychological training, theory and research can apply to real-life situations. In addition to clinical, educational psychology and counselling, you will also look at forensic psychology, the impact of psychological insights in the world of business and management and urban planning. The module will show how an understanding of human attitudes, reactions and behaviours influences decision-making in all these areas. Behavioural Psychology You will consider the link between behaviour and the mind, conditioning and the interaction with the environment. What defines rational and abnormal behaviour and why behaviours are so difficult to influence or adjust are discussed. Additionally, this course reviews mental health problems, including stress, anomalistic psychology and the experience of the paranormal. You will also consider positive psychology and the science of happiness and well-being. Biological Psychology You will learn the principles of biological psychology, considering the anatomy of the brain and how the brain influences the mind, so affecting behaviour. You will examine the different location of mental functions and behaviours and how the brain may be affected by injury or neurological disorder. Elements of cognitive psychology are explored, including memory and language acquisition.
Research Methods This module aims to introduce you to the research methods and statistics used within Psychology. You will learn about using the correct scientific method for planning, undertaking and interpreting research. Scientific Communication This module teaches you how to communicate within a scientific setting clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally. You will study scientific texts and listen to lectures and write summaries of what you learnt from this. This style of learning will provide you with the opportunities to demonstrate your understanding of and ability to engage with scientific writing. Students will also be required to work in groups, discussing current Psychology topics. Social Psychology This module will look into psychological theories in Social Psychology. Students will get an introduction into interpersonal relationships, attitude formation, structure and change, social influence and group dynamics. This course allows students to explore human behaviour in a social and cultural context.
CONTINUATION DEGREES: BSc (Hons) Psychology
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PRE-SESSIONAL ENGLISH This course features additional academic English language support. It will provide you with an initial period of intensive English language training and assessments before you can continue onto the modules from your chosen route. The number of terms you complete will depend on your current English level.
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COURSE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
IIM 1-Term
IELTS 6.0 with no less than 5.5
IIM 2-Term
IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5
+6 week Pre-sessional English
IELTS 5.0 with no less than 4.5
+12 week Pre-sessional English
IELTS 4.5 with no less than 4.0
The syllabus is based on case studies and issues in the real world. This gives us a chance to look around and analyse current scenarios in real life. BUIC paved a path for me to explore new ideas and taught me how to apply them in practice.” ALWIN FROM INDIA
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Course Structures for IIM KEY:
SUBJECTS Compulsory subject Optional subject (select one)
Academic Study Skills Auditing Business English
Business Environment Business Strategy and Marketing
These courses are designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to postgraduate degree courses at Bangor University. The Pre-Master’s stage of our IIM focuses on equipping you with the business-related subjects knowledge and the advanced study and English language skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at Bangor University. There are two options depending on your English language level:
You can choose from four routes:
• 15 months IIM (One Term Pre-Masters) - start dates in September*, April and June
• Business and Management
Concepts in Psychology English for IIM Preparation 1 English for IIM Preparation 2
Finance, Investment & Banking
Financial Accounting Introduction to Postgraduate Study in the UK
• Accounting and Finance
Introduction to the Welsh Context
• Investment and Banking
• 18 month IIM (Two Term Pre-Masters) - start dates in January, April and June*
• Psychology
Management Accounting Management in Context
Stage 1
Undergraduate degree from your home country
*Not available for Psychology
Personality and Individual Differences
Stage 2 Pre-Masters
Masters study at University
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Professional Studies Project
Quantitative Methods for Business Research Methods Scientific Communication
ONE TERM PRE-MASTER’S STAGE Accounting and Finance
Business and Management
Investment and Banking
Psychology
TWO TERM PRE-MASTER’S STAGE Accounting and Finance
Business and Management
Investment and Banking
Psychology
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COMMON MODULES FOR ALL IIM PROGRAMMES As well as modules unique to your specific pathway, you will also study several modules that are common to all pathways. These common modules are: Introduction to Postgraduate Study in the UK This module introduces the structure, demands and expectations of postgraduate study in business in the UK. There is an emphasis on the development of academic skills of particular relevance to postgraduate study, including research methods. You will be encouraged to become more independent, reflective and critical, as well as developing group-working and team-building skills.
English for IIM Preparation 1 and 2 (Two Term only) These modules prepare you for study at Master’s level at Bangor University, by raising your English language standard from a minimum of 5.5 IELTS to 6.0 IELTS or higher. You will continue to increase linguistic competence and boost confidence in the use of English. There is emphasis on the development of critical and analytical ability, evaluation and creative engagement with study materials, and the development of skills as an independent learner. Business English (Two Term only excludes Psychology) This module introduces and develops English skills directly relevant to the academic study of business. You will develop an understanding of basic business models, explore and interpret business source materials, and use these and other learning materials in business case studies designed to enhance understanding of how business works in practice.
My teacher recommended Bangor University when I was at the end of my undergraduate study. I was attracted by the beautiful scenery in Wales, Bangor Uni’s high teaching quality and its open academic atmosphere.” CHANJING LIU FROM CHINA TRANSLATION STUDIES
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Auditing This module considers the importance to a business of the monitoring of its financial performance, both in terms of meeting the requirements of the regulatory environment within which businesses operate and of providing information of a company’s performance and its financial standing to its executive and shareholders. The external auditing process is reviewed, including evidence requiring to be produced, compliance tests and substantive tests, analytical review and computer-assisted audit techniques, completion checklist and the final auditor’s report and the need for properly submitted accounts to the Registrar of Companies.
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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Accounting professionals are relied on to resolve complex issues in the business world, and advanced education can give you a competitive edge in your career. The Bangor Business School is a leading European centre for research in the area of Accounting and Finance, and we’ve carried out consultancy work for the World Bank, the European Commission and the UK Treasury. The Pre-Master’s stage of the IIM will give you the essential skills you need to continue studying one of Bangor’s exceptional postgraduate degrees in accounting and finance.
These degree courses provide the option to follow the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) specialist pathway and acquire the skills to complete the CFA Level 1 examination. The CFA has become the most respected and recognised professional qualification in finance in the world. After successfully completing the PreMaster’s stage at BUIC, you will continue your IIM at Bangor Business School.
Financial Accounting The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to accounting in terms of theory and practice and covers the main applications of ICT to financial accounting. It provides you with an understanding of the technical aspects of the subject, including double-entry bookkeeping, calculation of key ratios and the preparation and use of financial statements with a focus on limited liability companies. It considers appropriate UK practice but focuses on International Accounting Standard practice.
Finance, Investment & Banking The main aim of this module is to provide you with an introduction to corporate finance. You will examine the concepts and principles underlying key financial decisions, risk and return, the evaluation of projected capital investment and analysis of financial performance, for example. The module further offers insights into the nature of the financial instruments, financial markets and financial intermediaries, with particular focus on the banking business.
Teachers in Bangor University are professional and Bangor is a peaceful place to study and make friends.” SIYI FROM CHINA
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Management Accounting This module focuses on the techniques of management accounting that are used to collect, process, and present financial and quantitative data within an organisation to aid performance management, cost control, planning and pricing and, through these, the process of managerial decision-making. You will be made aware of the major accounting concepts and of how financial statements are used to support companies in their measurement of profit and valuation of assets and in their planning for future strategic moves and developments.
CONTINUATION DEGREES: MSc Accounting Accounting and Finance Accounting and Banking
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT If you want to broaden your understanding of issues affecting the business world, the PreMasters at BUIC provides the ideal start to your chosen Master’s degree at Bangor University. After successfully completing the Pre-Master’s stage at BUIC you will continue your IIM in Business and Management at Bangor Business School. All these degree courses are dual accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), which means that graduates will gain two qualifications – a Bangor University Master’s degree, and a CMI Level 7 award. Some of the degree modules offer professional recognition by other relevant professional bodies including CIM, and IEMA.
YOU WILL STUDY SOME OR ALL OF THESE MODULES: Business Environment This module introduces you to economic theories and systems and relates these to the environment within which businesses function. You will further be equipped with the critical skills to apply the concepts and principles you study in a business context. You will be taught to consider the impact of government policies and actions on businesses and to look beyond national policies to the influence of wider economic and political groupings of states. Business Strategy and Marketing This module provides an understanding of key concepts, recent developments and issues within the study of strategic decision-making within business organisations with an emphasis on a critically evaluative approach to approach and outcomes. You are also introduced to the theories and concepts of marketing as a business function and will relate theory to practice in terms of setting a company’s marketing objectives, formulating and implementing a marketing strategy, sales and promotional activities, market research and the impact of technology on marketing activities. Finance, Investment & Banking The main aim of this module is to provide you with an introduction to corporate finance. You will examine the concepts and principles underlying key financial decisions, risk and return, the evaluation of projected capital investment and analysis of financial performance, for example. The module further offers insights into the nature of the financial instruments, financial markets and financial intermediaries, with particular focus on the banking business.
Management Accounting This module focuses on the techniques of management accounting that are used to collect, process, and present financial and quantitative data within an organisation to aid performance management, cost control, planning and pricing and, through these, the process of managerial decision-making. You will be made aware of the major accounting concepts and of how financial statements are used to support companies in their measurement of profit and valuation of assets and in their planning for future strategic moves and developments. Management in Context The main aim of this module is to develop a greater understanding of some of the key activities and functions associated with establishing and managing a business. It considers the legal bases of different types of businesses and, within these, the nature and impact of different styles of management and leadership. You are introduced to the fields of operations management and organisational behaviour within business and consider how businesses introduce and manage change.
Bangor is a historical university , providing good education and excellent teaching systems. I’ve learnt lots.” YINZHOU FROM CHINA
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CONTINUATION DEGREES: MSc Business with Consumer Psychology1 MA Business and Marketing Business with Consumer Psychology1 MBA Management International Business International Marketing Environmental Management Information Management1 Law and Management These courses are available for September entry only.
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Business Environment This module introduces you to economic theories and systems and relates these to the environment within which businesses function. You will further be equipped with the critical skills to apply the concepts and principles they study in a business context, you will be taught to consider the impact of government policies and actions on businesses and to look beyond national policies to the influence of wider economic and political groupings of states. Finance, Investment & Banking The main aim of this module is to provide you with an introduction to corporate finance. You will examine the concepts and principles underlying key financial decisions, risk and return, the evaluation of projected capital investment and analysis of financial performance, for example. The module further offers insights into the nature of the financial instruments, financial markets and financial intermediaries, with particular focus on the banking business.
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The Bangor Business School is a leading European centre for research in the area of banking and
Quantitative Methods for Business The module covers common statistical techniques for managerial decisionmaking which are used in many businesses. The module offers a grounding in statistics with an emphasis on practical applications and extensive use of the Excel spreadsheet and its associated functions. This enables you to make decisions about the relative importance of particular methods of collecting, collating and displaying data.
I came to Bangor alone and left Bangor with a beautiful family.” AMR AL SHAHER FROM BAHRAIN IN BANKING AND FINANCE
CONTINUATION DEGREES: MSc Banking and Finance Banking and Finance (Chartered Banker) Finance Islamic Banking and Finance
INVESTMENT AND BANKING In the competitive world of banking, a postgraduate qualification can help you to stand out from the crowd. The Pre-Master’s Stage of the IIM will broaden your knowledge of this rapidly changing field and prepare you for success with the completion of your chosen Master’s degree.
Management in Context The main aim of this module is to develop a greater understanding of some of the key activities and functions associated with establishing and managing a business. It considers the legal bases of different types of businesses and, within these, the nature and impact of different styles of management and leadership. You will be introduced to the fields of operations management and organisational behaviour within business and consider how businesses introduce and manage change.
Management and Finance MA Banking Law
financial services. The Business School has been ranked as one of the top 25 in the world for Banking research (July 2018). After successfully completing the Pre-Master’s stage at BUIC you will continue your IIM at Bangor Business School.
MBA Banking and Finance Banking and Law Finance Islamic Banking and Finance
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YOU WILL STUDY SOME OR ALL OF THESE MODULES: Research Methods During this module students will learn about deploying the scientific method in planning, undertaking and interpreting research within Psychology Scientific Communication During this module students will learn about the scientific method and the importance within a scientific context of conveying information in a clear and effective manner with due regard to the style, language, format and conventions appropriate to scientific discourse. Personality and Individual Differences This module addresses key topics within the field of personality, intelligence and individual differences. The module is split into two parts: intelligence and personality and each will be assessed separately. The areas covered involve historic and current perspectives on personality, including psychoanalysis, humanistic and trait approaches. Individual differences and intelligence will be explored including intelligence testing, emotional intelligence and heritability of intelligence.
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PSYCHOLOGY Psychology is an applied science which seeks to understand the behaviour of the mind. BUIC offers you an alternative route to a masters in Psychology at Bangor University. BUIC will provide you with subject-related academic and English language support to help you succeed as
you continue your studies. A postgraduate degree in this field can lead to a range of career opportunities from clinical psychology to marketing and advertising. Bangor is ranked in the top 15% for Psychology Graduate Prospects by the Guardian Good University Guide 2019.
Professional Studies Project The content of this module will include an introduction to the place of reflective practice across the professions and an exploration of the concept of personcentred practice in relation to own professional context. Group based discussions will take place to encourage a sharing of the range of experiences the students bring to the whole group and a collaborative approach to learning. Concepts in Psychology The emphasis of this module will be on providing students with a conceptual and historical understanding of psychology and how it has developed into the academic discipline that it is today. The focus of the course will be on theoretical understandings of psychology – how psychology as a science pursues discovery of new things through experimentation and scientific endeavour, this course will focus on how these findings are understood and interpreted using classic and contemporary theories. Introduction to the Welsh Context The aim of the module is to introduce students to the largely public settings in which psychological services are planned and delivered to clients in Wales. This will enable students coming to Bangor to study courses in professional subjects to understand and contextualise the learning more effectively.
CONTINUATION DEGREES: TRANSITION TO BANGOR
UNIVERSITY IN SEPTEMBER ONLY MA Psychology MSc Applied Behaviour Analysis* Clinical and Health Psychology Consumer Psychology with Business Positive Behaviour Support* Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology Psychology PLEASE NOTE: Students achieving 50% in their English module(s) and 60% in their other modules may continue to any of the above Students achieving 40% in their English module(s) and 50% in their other modules may continue to MA/MSc Psychology only. * Must have Psychology first degree or relevant clinical experience in ABA/PBS
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Studying at BUIC is a perfect start to your degree at Bangor University. When you apply, you make your continuation degree choice from a wide selection of wellregarded academic routes.
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED BACHELORS (IIB) International Year Zero (IYZ) BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS
BSc (Hons) Accounting and Banking Accounting and Economics Accounting and Finance Banking and Finance Business Economics Business Management Business Management and Finance Business Management and Marketing Financial Economics Business Management with Accounting Marketing Psychology with Business BA (Hons)
Business Management and Law ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE BSc (Hons) Computer Information Systems Computer Information Systems for Business
BEng (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering Electronic Engineering LAW, MEDIA, PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE LLB (Hons) Law Law with Accounting and Finance Law with Criminology Law with Business Studies Law with Social Policy
BSc (Hons) Psychology Psychology with Business Management Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology Psychology with Neuropsychology
International Year One (IY1) BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons)
Banking and Finance
Creative Studies
Business Economics
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Business Management
Film Studies Health & Social Care Journalism & Media Studies Media Studies
Social Policy Social Policy and Economics
Business with Consumer Psychology1 MBA Management Environmental Management International Business International Marketing Information Management1
Banking and Finance (Chartered Banker) Finance Islamic Banking and Finance Management and Finance MBA Banking and Finance Banking and Law Finance Islamic Banking and Finance
Law and Management
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MSc Accounting
Accounting and Banking Accounting and Finance
PSYCHOLOGY
TRANSITION TO BANGOR UNIVERSITY IN SEPTEMBER ONLY MA
Psychology MSc
Applied Behaviour Analysis2 Clinical and Health Psychology Consumer Psychology with Business Positive Behaviour Support2 Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology Psychology
Marketing
BSc (Hons) Psychology
Computer Systems Engineering
MA Business and Marketing
MSc Banking and Finance
Business Management with Accounting
Sociology Sociology and Economics
MSc Business with Consumer Psychology1
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Financial Economics
PSYCHOLOGY
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Business Management and Finance
Media Studies with Theatre
Computer Science Electronic Engineering
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REQUIREMENTS
Below is a list of country specific academic entry requirements for BUIC. You will also have to meet the English language requirements as stated on the course pages. These requirements are indicative only and subject to change. Each application is dealt with on an individual basis. If your country does not appear on this list, please contact us buic@bangor.co.uk
COUNTRY Japan
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ZERO (4 YEARS) IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5) Upper Secondary School Leaving certificate with average of 60%
Jordan
Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)
Kazakhstan
Complete the Svidetel’stvo o Srednem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education) with an average of 4 or “good” overall.
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5)
Good grades in the Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho) plus a 1 year Foundation Programme. OR Specialised Training School Upper Secondary Graduation Certificate with an overall ‘Pass’
Successful completion of Secondary School Leaving Certificate/ Senior High School qualification (Tawjihi) AND a 1 year International Foundation Programme Diploma of Specialised Secondary Education with 3 or above OR 1-2 years of study from a recognised Kazakh university. OR award of recognised Foundation course.
Kenya COUNTRY Bangladesh
China
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ZERO (4 YEARS) IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5) Successful completion of HSC with a minimum of 50% / GPA 3.0
Successful completion of Secondary School Senior 2 with a minimum of 70% or Senior 3 with below 75%
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5)
HSC (4.0 GPA or above) will be considered for direct admission to bachelor’s degree courses. HSC Student (below 4.0 GPA) – plus 1 year Foundation Programme or must obtain a two-year bachelor’s degree (Pass).
Good grade in the Senior High School qualification plus a 1 year Foundation Programme is required.
*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Ghana *Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Hong Kong
Certificate of General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%) or Secondary Education certificate of Al-Azhar with 60%
Secondary Education Certificate with a score of at least 60%
Successful completion of year 12 Secondary School Leaving Certificate AND a 1 year International Foundation Programme.
Malaysia
SPM Form 5, Term 2 or Mid-Term Grade A-C in 5 relevant academic subjects to include English and Maths
Any of the following:
OR ‘‘Pass’ from a post school Diploma or one year at an Egyptian University
Morocco
OR ‘Pass’ National Diploma (ND), Post-Secondary Certificate or Medical-related Diploma.
Diplôme du Baccalauréat or Diplôme du Baccalauréat Technique with pass grades
Nepal
Pass HSEC 12th Grade with 50% average in best 4 subjects
Pass HKDSE with a minimum of 4 subjects Including Maths where required at Level 2 or above
Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) with minimum of levels (48 UCAS tariff points) plus any additional compulsory subjects OR HKALE 2 passes minimum grade E in relevant subjects, equivalent to 48 UCAS tariff points OR completion of a recognised Foundation course.
India
Indonesia
Successful completion of Standard XI with average of 50% or above
A minimum of 55% in the Standard XII school certificate from recognised central or state boards
OR Completion of Standard XII with average of 45% or above
OR Completion of the Polytechnic / College of Technology Diploma (3 to 4 years in duration)
Completion of SMA/SMU/SMK 2 average grade of 7.0 (70%) or SMA/SMU/SMK 3 average grade of 6.5 (65%)
‘Pass’ the Senior High School qualification plus a 1 year Foundation Programme ‘Pass’ a post school Diploma (D1)
• STPM grades E on a subject for subject basis. • Good grades in SPM AND a recognised Foundation course. • UEC (Unified Examination Certificate) with B6 or above with a minimum of 4 subjects
Certificate of General Secondary School Certificate with a minimum of 80%.
Good grade in the WASSCE plus one year of extra study
OR Complete Form 4 and 5 with an average of 40-55% (depending on school’s banding) including Maths where required
OR ‘Pass’ University Diploma from a recognised institution in Kenya.
Libya
Successful completion of Senior High 3 with 75% or above overall (with a minimum of four subjects). GAO KAO is not required.
Successful completion of the West African School Certificate (WAEC) or Senior School Certificate normally with an average grade 1-6 (A-C) in 5 or more subjects*
Pass grades in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) plus a 1 year Foundation Programme.
OR ‘Pass’ Higher / Ordinary Technician Diploma
OR
Egypt
East African School Certificate/Cambridge Overseas School Certificate/KCSE normally with at least 5 grade C’s or above*
Bangor University recognises the TRC University Foundation Programme.
Nigeria *Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
West African School Certificate or Senior School Certificate normally with grades 1-6*
• Successful completion of the Australian High School Leaving certificate plus ATAR with a minimum of 50 Successful completion of the Attestation du Baccalauréat (Diplôme du Baccalauréat) PLUS a ‘Pass’ from a 1 year International Foundation Programme. • HSEC 12th Grade Pass and an International Foundation.
• OR Three year diploma in Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences after Higher Secondary Education Certificate.
One of the following:
• West African School Certificate or Senior School Certificate normally with grades 1-6 plus one year of extra study • A Levels (32 UCAS points - EE) • International Baccalaureate (24 points)
Pakistan
HSC with 50% or above
• National Diploma / Diploma - minimum grade Pass HSSC/FSc (55% or above)
OR Two-year bachelor’s degree (Pass)
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Russia *subject to approval
South Korea
South Africa
Thailand Ukraine Vietnam International Baccalaureate (IB)
UK Qualifications
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ZERO (4 YEARS) IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5)
Certificate of Secondary Education with an average GPA of 3/5
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.5)
Bangor University recognises the TRC University Foundation Programme. Good grade in the Senior High School 2 or 3 qualification plus ‘Pass’ a 1 year Foundation Programme.
Completion of Year 11 Senior Certificate with A – C in at least 5 subjects or successful completion of the National Senior Certificate
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Successful completion of Maw 6 with a minimum average of 50%
Successful completion of Maw 6 with a minimum average of 65% / GPA of 2.5.
Complete Atestat pro Povnu Zagal’nu Sersdniu Osvitu (Certificate of Secondary School Education), with an average 3 or ‘good’.
Atestat pro Povnu Zagal’nu Sersdniu Osvitu (Certificate of Secondary School Education) plus a 1 year Foundation Programme.
A minimum of 20 points
International Baccalaureate - a minimum of 22 points
4 GCSE passes grades A – C
Two GCE A levels (grades EE – 32 points)
Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma successful completion of Grade 11 with GPA 6.0*
OR Senior certificate (with matriculation) BBBCC, with C in relevant subject areas.
UK Partner Foundations
• INTO – will consider repeat year. English Exit 55% or EAP D (55%) • Kaplan – Award, 40–50%. English Exit 55%. Will reconsider repeat year. • Bellerbys – will consider 40–50% and / or repeat year. With English exit - ESUS 40 - 49% • NCC – 40–50%, IELTS 5.5
GCC Countries
Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)
Bangladesh China Egypt Ghana *Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Hong Kong India
Japan
Kazakhstan Libya
Completion of grade 12 with a GPA of 6.0.
OR Three GCE AS levels (grades D – E)
Successful completion of Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED MASTERS One Term: IELTS 6.0 (5.5) or other accepted English Language tests with equivalent scores.
Certificate of Secondary Education plus a 1 year Foundation Programme. OR Pass a Diploma of Completed Specialised Secondary Education.
Senior High School 2 with average 4th grade in relevant subjects/Senior High School 3 with average 6th grade in relevant subjects/ School Leaving Certificate with average 60%
COUNTRY
Malaysia Morocco Nepal
Nigeria *Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Pakistan Russia
*subject to approval
Two Terms: IELTS 5.5 (5.5) or other accepted English Language tests with B2 level 4 year bachelor’s degree with less than 50% or GPA below 2.5
Chinese 3-year College Diploma (DaZhuan) in related subject area with 70% or above or Chinese 4-year bachelor’s degree below 70% (Non-211/985 Universities) or below 65% (211/985 Universities)
Bachelor’s degree with ‘Pass’ below GPA2.5 or 65% or Third class overall or Diploma of Graduate Studies, Diploma of Higher Studies or equivalent. 75% overall in bachelor’s degree from Higher Institute
Higher National Diploma with over 70% plus 1-2 years’ Work Experience or bachelor’s degree with Third Class
Associate Degree with 60% or above, bachelor’s degree with Third Class/ Pass or diploma equivalent or bachelor’s degree with GPA below 2.3/4
Successful completion of a bachelor’s degree with grades below 55% or 50% from NAAC ‘A’ rated universities Successful completion of Advanced Diploma or degree with below 70%
Successful completion of bachelor’s degree or Specialist Diploma with GPA below 3.25/5 or 59% or new system GPA 1.0-1.99 or 50-64%
Bachelor’s degree from a higher technical and vocational institution with a grade of at least 50% or bachelor’s degree from a university with a grade below 65% or diploma equivalent with 1-2 years’ work experience – this is the same as the direct entry, there is no gap
A bachelor’s degree with a grade of Third class or Advanced diploma equivalent plus 1-2 years’ work experience Diplôme d’Écoles Nationales de Commerce et de Gestion, Licence / Licence d’Études Fondamentales / Licence Professionnelle, Diplôme du Cycle Normal or Diplôme d’Ingénieur d’État with a grade of 9-11/20 Pass bachelor’s degree (when studied for a minimum of 3 years)
Higher National Diploma (HND) with a GPA of 2.5 or better plus 1- 2 years’ work experience or bachelor’s degree with Honours with a grade of third class
Successful completion of a 4 year bachelor’s degree below 50% or diploma equivalent Bachelor’s degree or Specialist Diploma achieved at ‘Satisfactory/Pass’ level
South Africa
Bachelor’s degree with third class, or 59% or below or diploma equivalent
Ukraine
Bachelor’s degree below 3.5/5 or 6/12 or Third class degree
Thailand
United States of America
UK Qualifications GCC Countries
Bachelor’s degree with minimum of 2.0/4 or third class or diploma equivalent OR Specialist degree with Third class or below 3.25/5 or 5/12 or diploma equivalent Bachelor’s degree GPA 2.4 and above
Successful Completion of a degree or 3 year diploma equivalent, or a minimum of 15 years education. UK 3rd Class Degree holders can be considered onto the one term (3 months) IIM. If Degree is Ordinary, students must have work experience in order to be accepted onto the one term IIM Bachelor’s degree with below GPA 2.5 or 75% or Third class overall or diploma equivalent
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COURSE DATES
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED BACHELORS (IIB)
INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED MASTERS (IIM)
International Year Zero (IYZ)
One Term
COURSE
INTAKE
COURSE STARTS
COURSE ENDS
TRANSITION TO BU
COURSE
INTAKE
COURSE STARTS
COURSE ENDS
TRANSITION TO BU
+6 week PSE
Nov-19
4 November 2019
13 December 2019
-
IIM One Term
Sep-20
28 September 2020
11 December 2020
January 2021
International Year Zero (IYZ) +12 week PSE
International Year Zero (IYZ) +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
International Year Zero (IYZ) +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
Jan-20 Sep-19
Sep-20 Aug-20 Jun-20
Jan-21 Nov-20
Sep-20
6 January 2020
23 September 2019
28 September 2020 10 August 2020 29 June 2020
4 January 2021
9 November 2020
28 September 2020
11 September 2020 13 December 2019 18 June 2021
18 September 2020 18 September 2020
10 September 2021 18 December 2020 18 December 2020
September 2020 -
September 2021 -
September 2021 -
IIM One Term (Psychology route not available for this course start date)
IIM One Term
COURSE
INTAKE
COURSE STARTS
COURSE ENDS
TRANSITION TO BU
+6 week PSE
Nov-19
4 November 2019
13 December 2019
-
International Year One (IY1) +12 week PSE
International Year One (IY1) +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
International Year One (IY1) +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
Jan-20 Sep-19
Sep-20 Aug-20 Jun-20
Jan-21 Nov-20
Sep-20
6 January 2020
23 September 2019
28 September 2020 10 August 2020 29 June 2020
4 January 2021
9 November 2020
28 September 2020
11 September 2020 13 December 2019 18 June 2021
18 September 2020 18 September 2020
10 September 2021 18 December 2020 18 December 2020
September 2020 -
September 2021 -
September 2021 -
19 June 2020
September 2020
6 April 2021
18 June 2021
September 2021
COURSE
INTAKE
COURSE STARTS
COURSE ENDS
TRANSITION TO BU
+6 week PSE
Nov-19
4 November 2019
13 December 2019
-
IIM One Term
Jun-21
28 June 2021
10 September 2021
September 2021
Two Terms
+12 week PSE
IIM Two Terms +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
IIM Two Terms
(Psychology route not available for this course start date)
Jan-20 Sep-19
Apr-20 Feb-20 Jan-20
Jun-20
6 January 2020
23 September 2019 6 April 2020
17 February 2020 6 January 2020 29 June 2020
19 June 2020
13 December 2019
11 September 2020 27 March 2020 27 March 2020
11 December 2020
September 2020 -
September 2020 -
January 2021
+6 week PSE
May-20
18 May 2020
26 June 2020
-
IIM Two Terms
Jan-21
4 January 2021
18 June 2021
September 2021
+12 week PSE +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
IIM Two Terms +6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
IIM Two Terms
To find out more about applicable course fees please visit bangor.ac.uk/BUIC
6 April 2020
Apr-21
IIM Two Terms International Year One (IY1)
Apr-20
(Psychology route not available for this course start date)
+6 week PSE
+12 week PSE
Apr-20
Nov-20
Sep-20
Apr-21 Feb-21 Jan-21
Jun-21 May-21 Apr-21
6 April 2020
9 November 2020
28 September 2020 6 April 2021
15 February 2021 4 January 2021
26 June 2020
18 December 2020 18 December 2020
10 September 2021 26 March 2021 26 March 2021
28 June 2021
17 December 2021
17 May 2021
25 June 2021
6 April 2021
25 June 2021
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September 2021 -
January 2022 -
50 BUIC How to Apply
HOW TO
APPLY Applying with us is easy. As a prospective student you can apply using our online application form. The application will need to include copies of all relevant academic and English language qualifications.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER YOU SUBMIT THEIR APPLICATION?
APPLY ONLINE: BANGOR.AC.UK/ BUIC/APPLY-ONLINE Complete our online application form, it will take approx. 25 minutes
TO START YOUR APPLICATION WITH EASE, YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING:
A copy of a valid passport
A copy of your original qualification certificate and transcripts
Certified translation (if applicable)
One reference
Academic reference
A personal statement
This should outline why an applicant has chosen the University, the selected course and future career plans
Any current and previous visas, CAS and copies of exit stamp. Please also include a copy of any previous visa refusal letters
Evidence of English language proficiency at the required level
We accept a range of English language qualifications. If you are studying Pre-Sessional English prior to the main course you may have an IELTS score of 4.5 overall with minimum 4.0 in each element. If you are not studying Pre-Sessional English prior to the main course you should have achieved an IELTS or equivalent minimum score of 5.5 in all components
STAGE 1: Check qualifications We will carefully review your application and check your academic qualifications and level of English language is suitable for entry to the chosen course. STAGE 2: Issue conditional offer Assuming the application is successful; we will send you a formal offer of a place. STAGE 3: Acceptance offer Once you’ve met all the conditions outlined in your Conditional Offer we will send you an Unconditional Offer. STAGE 4: Submit deposit To accept a place on the course, you will need to make a deposit to confirm your offer. The amount of your deposit will be confirmed in the Offer Letter.
CONTACT US To apply online, complete your application at bangor.ac.uk/buic/apply-online Email: buic@bangor.ac.uk College Address: Bangor University International College Oswalds Building Victoria Drive Bangor LL57 2DG College Number: +44 (0)1248 383785
STAGE 5: CAS issued Upon receipt of the deposit we will request your pre-CAS documents. Once the pre-CAS documents have been received, we will issue you a Certificate of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) number. STAGE 6: Apply for visa You will then need to apply for a visa if necessary. STAGE 7: Final payment Advance payment of remaining fees will be required prior to arrival. STAGE 8: Accommodation Before the start of the course we will send you details of your accommodation (if required) and a welcome pack. We will also ask for details of your flight to the UK. STAGE 9: Welcome to the UK! We can arrange for a taxi transfer upon your arrival at a UK airport (additional fees apply).
Questions? We are on +44 7741 633579
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