Foundation Year Courses 2022

Foundation Year Courses 2022 THE UNIVERSITY FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

IMOGEN MEREDITH HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR) The Foundation Year has been a really great experience and introduction into life at Winchester.

It is a dream come true learning about my favourite subject – it doesn’t even feel like work.

Scan the QR code to hear more about Imogen’s Foundation Year at Winchester or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation

FOUNDATION YEAR AT WINCHESTER Embrace the next exciting step on your journey as we look to the future together. We would love you to join our friendly community where equality, diversity and inclusivity are embraced, and academic rigour is matched with outstanding support to help you be the best you can be. As the University for Sustainability and Social Justice, making a difference in the world is key to what we do here at Winchester. We know the future of our world matters to you too. We hope to foster lifelong individual and collective transformative action, from combatting the global climate crisis to improving social mobility and opportunity.

Study at a university where futures matter. Study at a university where you matter.

WHAT IS A FOUNDATION YEAR?

A Foundation Year is an extra year of study at the start of your course (Year 0) which leads onto a full degree programme (Years 1, 2 and 3).

In Year 0, you study a set of modules from across your Faculty which are designed to develop your academic and practical skills. This broader focus in your first year introduces you to studying at university level and provides you with a better understanding of your own degree pathway and related disciplines. You will experience a variety of teaching methods including lectures, discussion-based seminars and independent study. You will also receive support to boost your academic skills to prepare you for onward study at Winchester.

All students studying a Foundation Year benefit from the ‘Succeeding at University’ module which helps build your self-awareness and confidence in your academic ability. You will identify your own preferred learning style, and how to use this to your advantage, and learn how to search, identify and understand suitable academic resources. You will develop your academic writing and strategies for approaching assessments.

There are opportunities to engage in discussions and debate, as well as giving/receiving constructive feedback.

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests. Please visit the individual course pages on our website for the full list of core and optional modules.

WHY STUDY A FOUNDATION YEAR?

A Foundation Year at Winchester may be the right choice for you if you: • Are returning to education after a break in your studies • Have not quite achieved the entry qualifications required for your chosen undergraduate course 3

• Are wanting more support during the transition to university study • Are not quite sure which subject you wish to pursue.

It is the perfect way to boost your academic skills, build your confidence and develop your wider subject knowledge at the start of your university experience, so you can reach your full potential and succeed at Winchester.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YEAR 0?

Successful completion of your first year, Year 0, automatically guarantees you a place on the relevant linked course – so you progress onto the next level, Year 1.

Many of our Foundation Year courses also offer you the option to change course after Year 0 if you wish; for example, moving from completing Year 0 on the Creative Writing (with Foundation Year) course to starting Year 1 on the Media and Communication course.

When you start Year 1, some students will have also completed a Foundation Year and some students may be starting directly at this level. Many students who have already completed a year at Winchester find this advantageous as you will be familiar with the University learning environment.

WHICH COURSES HAVE A FOUNDATION YEAR?

We have around 50 courses with a Foundation Year to choose from – please see pages 5-14 or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Our International Foundation Programme (IFP) is ideal if you are an international student who has not met the English entry requirements and/or A Level equivalencies for your chosen undergraduate course.

Please see page 16 for more information.

To find out more turn to pages 5-16, scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation

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Foundation Year courses in the Faculty of

ARTS We hope to spark your creativity and unleash your potential as we help equip you to confidently pursue your passions and a career in the arts and creative media industries.

The Faculty of Arts has extensively grown its family of cultural partners across the city and further afield providing a range of exciting opportunities. We currently have partnerships with Theatre Royal Winchester; Blue Apple Theatre; the Hat Fair, the city’s outdoor performance festival; Winchester Film Festival; and Winchester Poetry Festival.

publication, Year 0 modules include Succeeding at University; Succeeding in the Workplace; Essentials of Professional Writing; Modern Literature and Film; Introduction to Media, Language and Communication; Key Skills in Performance, Presenting and Production; The Meaning of Life on Film; and The Future of the Planet.

In Year 0, you study a broad range of modules from across the Faculty of Arts which are designed to develop your academic and practical skills. At the time of

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CREATIVE WRITING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

W80X

48

DRAMA (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

W40X

48

ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

Q30X

48

FILM PRODUCTION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

WPQX

48

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

P30X

48

**Subject to revalidation

Graduates of these courses may go on to be: • • • • • • • • • •

Editors Copywriters Journalists Dramatherapists Performers Community Arts Workers Videographers Marketing Executives Digital Marketing Professionals Teachers

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

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Foundation Year courses in the Faculty of

BUSINESS, LAW AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES We are proud to be a United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Champion, helping to build the next generation of business leaders capable of managing the complex economic, environmental and social challenges faced in the twenty-first century.

Across the Faculty of Business, Law and Digital Technologies, we constantly build links with the professional community to ensure our teaching is relevant and that you will graduate possessing essential employability skills ready for a successful future.

In Year 0, you study a broad range of modules from across the Faculty which are designed to develop your academic and practical skills. You will become acquainted with good business practices along with relevant legal and ethical frameworks.

At the time of publication, Year 0 modules include Succeeding at University; Making Sense of the World: The Tools for Argument and Analysis; Working with Numbers; How to be an Entrepreneur; Law for Business; Working with People; Introduction to Markets; and The Future of the Planet. For those wishing to study either of our Law courses with a Foundation Year, the list of modules is slightly different so please visit our website.

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

NN3X

48

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

NP2X

48

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WITH ENTERPRISE AND INNOVATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N29X

48

COMPUTER SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

I10X

48

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

I12X

48

EVENT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N82X

48

FASHION BUSINESS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N57X

48

FASHION MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

N59X

48

LAW (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), LLB (HONS)

M10X

48

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

MN1X

48

MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

3R9X

48

Graduates of these courses may go on to be: • • • • • • • • • •

Accountants Data Analysts Management Consultants Entrepreneurs Software Engineers Event Managers Business and Legal Consultants Solicitors Digital Marketing Executives Product Development Managers

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

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Foundation Year courses in the Faculty of

EDUCATION Study education in its broadest sense and graduate with a set of skills which will enable you to thrive across a range of professions and be an advocate for positive change. We believe education can be a force for good in society, and we believe that you can be the one to make it happen.

In Year 0, you study a broad range of modules from across the Faculty of Education which are designed to develop your academic and practical skills.

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests.

At the time of publication, Year 0 modules include Succeeding at University; Experiences and Theories of Education; Contemporary Issues in Education; Making Sense of the World: The Tools for Argument and Analysis; and Humanity’s Big Questions. Each course offers a slightly tailored selection of modules so please visit our website to view the full list.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CHILDHOOD STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X35X

48

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

QX3X

48

EDUCATION AND HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

VX1X

48

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

LL5X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X30X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X31X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

9G7X

48

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

X33X

48

Graduates of these courses may go on to be: • • • • • • • • • •

Teachers/Lecturers Education Administrators Education Consultants Community Education Coordinators Education Welfare Managers SENCOs Pastoral Tutors Volunteer Coordinators Youth Participation Officers Civil Servants

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

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Foundation Year courses in the Faculty of

HEALTH AND WELLBEING Our diverse range of subject areas are linked by their commitment to enrich the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, communities and society by delivering outstanding education and translating world-leading research into effective policy and exceptional practice. Within our Faculty, there are number of active research centres working locally and globally.

In Year 0, you study a broad range of modules from across the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing which are designed to develop your academic and practical skills.

and Exercise and Wellbeing. Each course offers a slightly tailored selection of modules so please visit our website to view the full list.

At the time of publication, Year 0 modules include Succeeding at University; Making Sense of the World; The Meaning of Life on Film; The Future of the Planet;

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L59X

48

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

BL9X

48

HEALTH AND WELLBEING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L54X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C68X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

SS3X

48

SPORT COACHING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

CX6X

48

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C81X

48

SPORT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

N88X

48

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C63X

48

Graduates of these courses may go on to be: • • • • • • • • • •

Charity Health Campaigners Teachers/Lecturers Public Health Managers Education Consultants Community Development Workers Sport Coaches/Managers Sports Psychologists Sport and Exercise Scientists Health Promotion Workers Personal Trainers

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

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Foundation Year courses in the Faculty of

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Join our thriving community where our team of dedicated lecturers and active researchers will inspire you for the future. We hope to equip you to enter your chosen profession with advanced subject expertise, highly relevant transferable skills and the confidence to interrogate the big questions of the past, present and future.

In Year 0, you study a broad range of modules from across the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences which are designed to develop your academic skills and expose you to a wide range of disciplines.

At the time of publication, Year 0 modules include Succeeding at University; Humanity’s Big Question; Making Sense of Society; Pathways to Peace; Making Sense of the World: The Tools for Argument and

Analysis; Society’s Big Questions; and Big Events in History. For those wishing to study our Criminology, History or Psychology Foundation Year courses, the list of modules is slightly different so please visit our website.

In Years 1-3, you specialise in your chosen subject area and can begin to choose optional modules to further tailor the course to your interests.

COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ANTHROPOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

LL6X

48

ARCHAEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

F40X

48

CLASSICAL STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

48NX

48

CRIMINOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L37X

48

GEOGRAPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

L70X

48

HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V10X

48

MEDIEVAL HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V15X

48

MODERN HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V14X

48

PHILOSOPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V50X

48

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L0VX

48

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V52X

48

POLITICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L29X

48

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

L24X

48

PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS)

C80X

48

SOCIOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)**

L30X

48

THEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V61X

48

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

V60X

48

** Subject to revalidation

Graduates of these courses may go on to be: • • • • • • • • • •

Teachers/Lecturers Project Archaeologists International Development Workers Museum Education Officers Policy Officers Social Researchers Community Support Workers Local Government Officers Marketing Executives Journalists

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

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INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMME Our International Foundation Programme (IFP) is ideal if you are an international student who has not met the English entry requirements and/or A Level equivalencies for your chosen undergraduate course.

Our International Foundation Programme is a one-year full-time course designed to prepare you with the academic skills and knowledge you will need to study at undergraduate level at Winchester.

You will be taught by a dedicated, expert team, and receive high-quality English Language teaching. You will learn the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking for academic study; learn how to study independently; and build up research skills. We want to help you reach your full potential, while ensuring you benefit from your cultural experience in the UK. We provide a high degree of pastoral support while you are on the IFP, and group tutorials are held weekly to ensure there is also time to discuss your academic

progress. Academic English support continues through one-to-one appointments with an English language tutor when you leave the IFP. At the time of publication, all IFP students study the English for Academic Purposes modules. Optional modules cover topics such as Introduction to Business Studies, Introduction to Media and Introduction to the Arts in Britain.

On successful completion of the IFP, you are automatically guaranteed a place on one of our eligible undergraduate degree courses (where the course has no additional requirements). For further information on progression requirements from the IFP to undergraduate courses, please email international@winchester.ac.uk

COURSES

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

RQF LEVEL 3 OR EQUIVALENT

Here are the top five most popular courses which IFP students progress onto: • • • • •

Scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation for more information about our courses, including full entry requirements, tuition fees and modules. Please see full list of all Foundation Year courses on pages 37-38.

Business Management Event Management Media and Communication Digital Media Film Production

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HANNAH BROMLEY-CHALLENOR MEDIEVAL HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR) With a Foundation Year, you can acquaint yourself with university before going straight into the deep end with your degree.

Scan the QR code to hear more about Hannah’s Foundation Year at Winchester or visit winchester.ac.uk/foundation

WINCHESTER Our beautiful city of Winchester was voted the happiest place to live in the UK* and ranks as one of the top 5 safest university cities**. * UK Royal Mail UK Happiness Index 2019 ** Complete University Guide 2020

Breathtaking views from the South Downs National Park

Boomtown Fair just one of the city’s many festivals

Photo by Scott Salt

The Butter Cross of Winchester – one of the many ancient monuments in our city

BOP – one of our liveliest club nights in the Student Union

We are proud to be a partner in the new Winchester Sport and Leisure Park with 50m swimming pool

Artistic impression

Paddleboarding on the River Itchen which winds through Winchester

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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME There’s nothing quite like having a place of your own. We have superb, high-quality options for you to choose from so you can make yourself at home.

You can live on campus in self-catered or catered accommodation, or off campus in the beautiful city of Winchester – voted the happiest place to live in the UK*.

Winchester is also one of the top 5 safest university cities in England and Wales†.

Commuting students are warmly welcome at Winchester. You can meet others who travel in via Winchester Student Union’s welcoming Commuting Students Network.

OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU

If you are a full-time undergraduate student entering your first year (Year 0) with us, we guarantee you University managed accommodation or approved nominated or referred accommodation which includes both on and off campus housing. You must hold Winchester as your firm choice and apply for housing by 31 May 2022 (31 August 2022 for international students).

Accommodation may be available beyond your first year of study if you have a disability, are from the Channel Islands or are an international student.

Conditions apply, so take a look at our full terms and conditions online at winchester.ac.uk/housing *Royal Mail UK Happiness Index 2019 †

Complete University Guide 2020

To find out more scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/housing

WIN YOUR HALLS! Free accommodation in your first year.

If you make Winchester your firm choice and apply for on campus housing by 31 March 2022, you will be entered into a draw to win your first year of accommodation for free.

Terms and conditions apply

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Explore our range of on-campus accommodation through our Virtual Tour at winchester.ac.uk/virtualtour

STUDENT SUPPORT Sometimes you just need a bit of support to truly thrive. That’s exactly why we’re here – to help you be the best version of yourself.

We have a dedicated student support team to help you with any key questions you may have or challenges you may experience during your studies. This includes support and advice on student funding, managing your money, wellbeing, disability, developing your academic study skills or improving your English language skills.

Find out more about our friendly team at winchester.ac.uk/support ACADEMIC SKILLS

FIND YOUR TRIBE

Whether you are beginning your university journey or returning to education after a break, we are here to help you develop your academic skills throughout your time with us. There is no need to feel daunted at the thought of taking your studies to the next level.

Join our ‘University of Winchester – Find Your Tribe 2022’ Facebook Group to chat with other students applying to start at Winchester in 2022.

Our Academic Skills Advisers support all students – regardless of study level, ability or course – to help you achieve your full potential. We cover a wide range of topics including academic writing; assignment planning; critical thinking and analysis; exam revision; grammar; presentation skills; proofreading; punctuation; referencing; reflective writing; report writing; research skills; and time management.

You can access support via group workshops; one-toone appointments with an Adviser; and SkillsNet, our bank of online resources. We also have an Academic Skills mentoring scheme where you can be paired with a student ‘SMART Buddy’ who you meet with on a weekly basis to build your confidence and to help you to study efficiently and effectively.

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WHERE YOU MATTER You are our top priority. Our size and values – Compassion, Individuals Matter and Spirituality – mean we offer a personal and supportive environment on a human scale.

We will do everything we can to help you flourish, working together with you to create a great university experience.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

WINCHESTER STUDENT UNION

You may be eligible for additional financial support through our wide array of awards and bursaries over the duration of your degree at Winchester. These may range from rewarding excellence in music or sport to supporting those with caring responsibilities. We understand that going to university is a real investment in your future, so find out more about tuition fees and the financial support available at winchester.ac.uk/ studentsandmoney

In addition to hosting hundreds of extracurricular opportunities, Winchester Student Union is here to support and represent you every step of the way. It is a democratically elected organisation run by students.

The Union plays a crucial role in academic and welfare support, campaigning on important issues and helping to champion your rights. Find out more at winchesterstudents.co.uk

SPIRITUAL WELLBEING AND CHAPLAINCY

We take the spiritual wellbeing of our students and staff very seriously. From walking the two labyrinths and creating your own musical Soundscape to a Cosmic Walk and a Contemplative Community, there are many activities and resources to explore. Alongside the stunning Contemplation Space at West Downs, magnificent Chapel and the Muslim Prayer Room, our grounds and green spaces offer peace, tranquillity and the opportunity to develop your inner landscape. Our Christian, Buddhist and Muslim chaplains offer a listening ear and faith-based pastoral care as well as student faith groups and a rich programme of events.

Find further details at winchester.ac.uk/spirituality KEEP ACTIVE

Take advantage of the wide range of sports facilities available. You can keep fit in our University Gym, which offers the latest strength training and cardio equipment, and gym challenges including classes in our fitness studio, overseen by Qualified Health and Fitness Instructors. Play team sports in our sports hall or on our Multi-Use-Games Area. You can also enjoy the floodlit eight-lane athletics track or full size All-Weather-Pitch at The Winchester Sports Stadium, located at our Bar End Quarter. Here you’ll also find the new Winchester Sport and Leisure Park, with a 50m swimming pool, of which we are proud to be a partner. Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/sports

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CAREERS SUPPORT FOR LIFE Winchester graduates stand out from the crowd because they care deeply about the world we live in and have a passion to bring about positive change through their future endeavours. In addition to these values, we know it’s important you develop exceptional employability skills and have access to first-rate support so you go onto have success beyond Winchester.

You will have access to free, impartial careers advice and guidance throughout your time as a student and for your whole life. Meet with a Careers Advisor one-to-one or attend a group workshop on a topic such as CV preparation or interview techniques.

Our CareerConnect portal helps you to find full-time or part-time employment, volunteering opportunities and placements to boost your skills. A wide range of career and networking events encourage you to talk directly with recruiters and organisations.

Learn more about the ways we support you to enhance your future at winchester.ac.uk/careers VOLUNTEERING AND PLACEMENTS

Demonstrate you are an active citizen and add a range of valuable experiences to your CV through volunteering or a placement opportunity. Many of our courses offer a creditbearing Volunteering or Placement module and there are lots of additional opportunities such as

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part-time jobs, graduate recruitment talks and internship opportunities outside of your studies.

STUDY ABROAD

In today’s globalised world, employers often value those who have international study experience as it demonstrates numerous skills and helps build a workforce who have a deeper cultural awareness.

Many of our courses offer the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study abroad in the USA, Canada, Europe or Asia for a semester as well as shorter field trips. All students taking part in an exchange are eligible for some funding. Find details to start planning your global educational adventure at winchester.ac.uk/studyabroad

TOP 10 university in the country for graduates in employment and further study (Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2020)

Drop into our new Careers and Opportunities Hub for advice, guidance and opportunities to enrich your degree.

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GET INVOLVED We understand that university life isn’t just about getting a great education. Together with Winchester Student Union, we offer over 180 opportunities to get involved.

There’s a whole range of societies, sports teams, representational networks and extracurricular activities available so you can make new friends and live out your passions.

To find out more scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/getinvolved

Winchester Wolves Dance Squad

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Student Helpers

Winchester Rays Swim Team

WARGS Gaming Society

Volunteering in the community

Busking Society

Silverbacks American Football Team

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OUR GLOBAL COMMUNITY Winchester is a great place for international students to live and study. You will encounter new friends, cultures, and interests here that will give you a broader world view and help equip you for future challenges.

We are proud to be an international University, with students and staff from around 80 different countries worldwide. As a community, we deeply value each individual – whatever your nationality, ethnicity, beliefs, or orientation, you will be welcome and cherished here.

APPLYING TO US

The International Team can advise you on all aspects of making a successful application to study at the University. We are here to help, from making the application itself, to advice for those who will need a student visa.

A WARM WELCOME

We meet international students flying into the UK and shuttle you from airport to campus by coach for our Welcome Week. There’s also an Orientation Programme before your studies begin to help you settle in and meet other students.

Our Student Services Team are here to provide you with advice and support on issues such as health, welfare, employment, finances and study skills throughout your time with us.

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FUNDING

We offer a range of international scholarships.

Find out more at winchester.ac.uk/studentsandmoney ENGLISH LANGUAGE SUPPORT

If you are applying to study an undergraduate Foundation Year course, you must have a minimum of IELTS 6.0 (including 5.5 in academic writing) or equivalent. However, if you are studying the International Foundation Programme then you need an overall IELTS score of 5.0 (including 4.5 in writing, reading, listening and speaking) or equivalent. We also offer in-sessional support alongside your main course of study. You can find out more at winchester.ac.uk/eltsu MORE INFORMATION

You will find a wealth of essential information for international students at winchester.ac.uk/international or email us at international@winchester.ac.uk

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HOW TO APPLY Here’s your step-by-step guide to applying to Winchester.

1. VISIT

Visit our beautiful campus at one of our Open Days (see page 40).

You can also follow us on social media to get a feel for life at Winchester (see page 25).

2. APPLY

Submit your application via ucas.com to study at Winchester (don’t forget about the 26 January UCAS deadline).

We review your application. For some courses, you might be asked to attend an interview.

3. OFFER

You can apply to study with us from September 2021, then begin the exciting countdown to starting at the University of Winchester.

To find out more scan the QR code or visit winchester.ac.uk/ug-howtoapply

We hope to offer you a place at Winchester.

4. CHOOSE

Once you make us your first choice, you can begin your journey at Winchester: • Apply for University housing by 31 March 2022 to be in with a chance to win free accommodation for your first year. If you are a full-time first year undergraduate student, we guarantee you accommodation (please note application deadlines do apply) • You may be eligible for additional financial support through our wide range of awards and bursaries • If you are predicted top grades, you may be eligible for our Highflier Academic Achievement Award • Chat to a current student about life at Winchester before you arrive • Join our ‘Find Your Tribe’ Facebook group, so you can meet other students starting in 2022.

5. CONFIRM

We will confirm your place when we receive your results.

If your results are not quite as expected, do not panic! Contact our team by emailing admissions@winchester.ac.uk or calling +44 (0)1962 827234 for help and advice.

6. WELCOME

You’ll receive your Welcome Pack containing all you need to know before you arrive. We meet international students flying into the UK for Welcome Week at the airport and shuttle you to campus by bus.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OTHER QUALIFICATIONS

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

We accept UCAS tariff points earned from a variety of qualifications, including from the Access to Higher Education Diploma; International Baccalaureate; BTEC; CTEC; T levels; Extended Project (EP/EPQ); GCE and VCE; CACHE; Higher Sports Leadership Awards; and speech, music and drama examinations. We also accept qualifications taken from outside the UK including the Vitnemål for videregående opplæring (Norway); Advanced Placements, ACT, SAT and high school diploma (USA) and many others from all over the world. To find out if your qualifications will be acceptable for entry, please send further details to admissions@winchester.ac.uk

Some of our courses have additional requirements as well as the UCAS tariff points - these are shown by the folowing symbols.

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Course subject to revalidation

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A minimum of a C or 4 in GCSE English Language or IELTS 6.0 (including 5.5 in academic writing) or equivalent

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IELTS 5.0 (including 4.5 in writing, reading, listening and speaking) or equivalent

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A minimum of a C or 4 in GCSE Mathematics or equivalent

♥ A-Level or equivalent level 3 pass in English, or a related subject in the areas of arts, humanities or social sciences, including drama, theatre, communications, history, theology or philosophy

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Satisfactory DBS clearance PAGE NUMBER

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ◗ #

8

NN3X

48

ANTHROPOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

LL6X

48

ARCHAEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

F40X

48

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ◗ #

8

NP2X

48

8

N29X

48

COURSES

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WITH ENTERPRISE AND INNOVATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ◗ # CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

12

L59X

48

CHILDHOOD STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) I #

10

X35X

48

CLASSICAL STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

48NX

48

COMPUTER SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) ◗ #

8

I10X

48

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) ◗ #

8

I12X

48

#

6

W80X

48

14

L37X

48

DRAMA (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

6

W40X

48

EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

QX3X

48

EDUCATION AND HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

VX1X

48

EDUCATION AND YOUTH STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

LL5X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

X30X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

X31X

48

EDUCATION STUDIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

9G7X

48

ENGLISH LITERATURE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ♥ #

6

Q30X

48

EVENT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

8

N82X

48

FASHION BUSINESS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ◗ #

8

N57X

48

FASHION MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

8

N59X

48

CREATIVE WRITING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) CRIMINOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

#

6

WPQX

48

GEOGRAPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

14

L70X

48

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

BL9X

48

HEALTH AND WELLBEING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

12

L54X

48

HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V10X

48

INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROGRAMME $

16

N/A

FILM PRODUCTION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

RQF LEVEL 3 OR EQUIVALENT

LAW (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), LLB (HONS) #

8

M10X

48

LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) ◗ #

8

MN1X

48

MARKETING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

8

3R9X

48

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

6

P30X

48

MEDIEVAL HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V15X

48

MODERN HISTORY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V14X

48

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COURSES

UCAS CODE

UCAS ENTRY POINTS

PHILOSOPHY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V50X

48

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

L0VX

48

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V52X

48

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

10

X33X

48

POLITICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

L29X

48

POLITICS WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

L24X

48

PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) ◗ #

14

C80X

48

14

L30X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

C68X

48

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

SS3X

48

SPORT COACHING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

CX6X

48

SPORT COACHING AND PSYCHOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

C81X

48

SPORT MANAGEMENT (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

N88X

48

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BSC (HONS) #

12

C63X

48

THEOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V61X

48

THEOLOGY, RELIGION AND ETHICS (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS) #

14

V60X

48

SOCIOLOGY (WITH FOUNDATION YEAR), BA (HONS)

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