LBIC brochure 2018/19

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WELCOME FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT

LONDON BEDFORDSHIRE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE 2018/19

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Studying at LBIC Why Bedfordshire?

World-class education More than a great degree The best of both worlds Student accommodation London Bedfordshire International College

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International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB) Undergraduate pathway Study units Undergraduate degrees

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International Incorporated Masters (IIM) Postgraduate pathway Study units Postgraduate degrees

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Start your studies at LBIC Student life How to apply Fees 2018/19 Entry requirements

*The Times Higher Education World University league table ranked the University of Bedfordshire as 64 out of the 91 UK universities. However there are 130 universities in the UK which are eligible to be included in the league table which places Bedfordshire as 64 out of 130 for UK universities.

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WELCOME FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT

WELCOME OPPORTUNITY, ABILITY, PROGRESS.

I’m delighted you are considering studying at the University of Bedfordshire. We are proud to be one of the top universities in the country for improving the student experience.

Our teaching staff are dedicated to building a strong partnership with students, encouraging creativity and bringing talent to light.

Working closely with professionals, experts and leaders in their field, our students are supported to find their passion and achieve their ambitions. We have also invested £180 million in recent years, creating state-of-the-art learning facilities where our students can thrive.

University of Bedfordshire students graduate as professionals. We embed employability and entrepreneurship into our curriculum, through practicebased learning, links with industry, work experience and volunteering opportunities, so you will be at an advantage when you graduate.

The Bedfordshire experience is more than a degree.

It is a journey towards becoming an independent, entrepreneurial global citizen, fully prepared to meet your future with confidence.

Bill Rammell Vice Chancellor

ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP UNIVERSITIES Internationally renowned league table, The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, has placed the University of Bedfordshire in the 601 to 800 category of best universities in the world, as well as ranking the University as 64 out of 130* universities in the United Kingdom (2018).

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WHY BEDFORDSHIRE? University of Bedfordshire offers its students more than a degree. Alongside academic studies, students will have the opportunity to develop their professional expertise for future success.

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MOST IMPROVED ACADEMIC SUPPORT (National Student Survey 2017)

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NATIONAL STUDENT SURVEY 2017

£180 23 MILLION

MINUTES TO LONDON

invested into the campus development

easy access to capital London without the high cost of living

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WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION The University of Bedfordshire was placed in the 601-800 category of best universities in the world according to the Times Higher Education Rankings 2018. With world-class facilities and research, our team of leading lecturers and dedicated tutors will ensure the teaching you receive is equally world-class.

The excellent teaching is one of biggest reasons students come to Bedfordshire. As well as 100 years of educational heritage, many of our highly-qualified academic staff have received National Teaching Fellowship Awards for their outstanding contribution to teaching and learning. The University’s high standards of education were cemented by the results of the UK Government’s 2017 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) where it was awarded silver.

Students have ranked the University of Bedfordshire a top 25 university for improving the student experience and also named Bedfordshire as a leading university for improved learning resources (National Student Survey (NSS) 2017). We strive to gain student feedback on all areas in order to work towards making our services and facilities the best they can possibly be for our students.

Our International students rated our library, expert lecturers, course content, student support, and more, with 90%+ satisfaction (iGrad Survey 2016). We achieved the highest iGrad survey participation rate amongst UK universities.

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WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION

University of Bedfordshire has more than 100 years of experience in teaching so I have been able to benefit from expert teachers.�

NIKUNJ FROM BANGLADESH is studying International Business Law 7

MORE THAN A GREAT DEGREE At the University of Bedfordshire, you will gain more than just a great degree. You will experience an institution which is dedicated to innovation, forging industry links, and investing in research and campus development.

We deliver all of our courses through a creative teaching approach which blends theory with practice.

Our academic staff across all disciplines have substantial industry experience and maintain links with professional bodies so you will benefit from teaching that is underpinned by real world application.

This ensures you will leave us with relevant practical experience as well as an excellent education.

I was looking for a school that had a true international experience. From what I researched online, the University of Bedfordshire has the best international student experience.

And it’s true. My class is filled with international students.

We get to exchange ideas and see how things are done in different countries.�

MUSA FROM NIGERIA is studying International Business and Management.

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MORE THAN A GREAT DEGREE

Specialist Facilities With total investments into campus development exceeding £180m, we provide state-of-the-art facilities and a dynamic study environment. Innovative business pods, a realistic moot courtroom for our law students, impressive film and television studios and fully equipped and functioning science labs ensure students develop the best practical skills and training possible for their chosen course.

To help you stand out from the crowd in today’s competitive job market, we have an award-winning range of personal development experiences that will give you a competitive edge, including: • Artists in Residence

• Industry Talks

• Be a PAL Leader

• Internship Scheme

• Becoming a Course Rep

• Law Clinic

• Bulls TV

• Learn a Language

• Business Matters

• Loud Student Magazine

• Clubs & Societies

• Media Junction

• Communication Skills

• Media Masterclass

• Competitions

• Mental Health Academy

• Exhibitions &

• Radio LAB

Degree Shows • Get Active • Go Global, Go Europe, Go Local • Guildford Street Press

• Refugee Legal Aid Project • Sports Therapy Clinic • US Dance Festival • Volunteering

...And many more.

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THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS The University of Bedfordshire is close to two major airports, and just 23 minutes from central London by train.

Our main campus is right in the heart of Luton town centre. With excellent transport links, Luton is easily accessible wherever you’re coming from.

Studying at the University of Bedfordshire gives you the opportunity to experience everything London has to offer without paying the capital’s costs. Students get the best of both worlds; the comfort and sense of community in a charming town, with the culture, buzz and excitement of a global city nearby.

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MINUTES TO LONDON Easy access to London, so you get the capital city without the high cost of living.

Student-friendly Luton offers a range of cultural and leisure activities with plenty of museums, coffee shops, bars, restaurants and sports facilities available. You won’t have to go far to find nature and tranquillity either; central Bedfordshire is home to a number of beautiful nature reserves and countryside sites.

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The university gives a lot of support to international students. I really like LBIC!”

THI NHUNG FROM VIETNAM is studying Business

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STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

STUDENT ACCOMMODATION We know living away from home for the first time can be a daunting experience so we will offer you help in finding suitable accommodation.

There is the option of shared living, single-sex flats and private accommodation.

Contemporary en-suite accommodation options are available at Fitzroy and Wenlock Court nearby our Luton campus. These halls of residences offer a range of prices which will allow you to find something that suits your budget.

At Fitzroy and Wenlock Court, flats are fully furnished and include a bed, desk, wardrobe and en-suite shower pod. Each flat has a spacious kitchen/lounge area to relax with your flatmates. For those wanting a little more space and privacy, our studio flats are a great option, offering a double bed and private en-suite shower room and kitchenette.

All on-campus apartments come fully furnished with all-inclusive utility bills, Wi-Fi access, some en-suite rooms, a well-equipped kitchen and an on-site laundry. Fitzroy and Wenlock Court also have fantastic communal lounges, a games room, media room, group study room and a fully equipped gym.

Our halls of residences are a short walk from campus and Luton town centre.

For more information on these accommodation options visit: mystudentvillage.com/uk/bedfordshire/luton/

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LONDON BEDFORDSHIRE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE Whatever your aspirations, a pathway course at London Bedfordshire International College (LBIC) can help you prepare for a degree at the University of Bedfordshire.

Based in the University of Bedfordshire’s main campus in Luton, London Bedfordshire International College offers a selection of specially tailored pathway courses which are designed to prepare you for your academic studies.

Successful completion of your LBIC pathway course will allow you to progress onto

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continuation rate* *Based on the % of students who continued from those who completed their foundation programme.

WHAT CAN LBIC OFFER YOU? Small classes of 12–20 students Experienced, professional and friendly teaching staff A dynamic and fully integrated teaching environment in the heart of the University Individual and personalised student support Multiple intakes to suit you

a range of exciting and innovative undergraduate and postgraduate degrees offered by University of Bedfordshire.

LBIC is an inclusive, friendly and secure place to study, with dedicated staff ready to welcome and support you.

You will automatically become a University of Bedfordshire (Tier 4 sponsored) student from day one, meaning you

Full benefits and access to all University facilities, activities, support and events as an enrolled student Seamless continuation directly onto your University of Bedfordshire degree upon successful completion of Stage 1 with LBIC

benefit from full student status and access to university facilities.

Additional, integrated 6 and 12 week Pre-sessional English programmes for students who need to improve their language skills One visa for the entire course duration (Tier 4 sponsored) Just 23 minutes away from central London by train, with excellent transport links to various places in the UK

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Undergraduate pathway International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB)

degree directly with the University of Bedfordshire. IIB

The IIB is a 4-year undergraduate degree, the first year

International Year Zero routes and pathways are available

of which - International Year Zero (IYZ) - is delivered

in the following subject areas:

through London Bedfordshire International College at the University of Bedfordshire’s Luton campus. Upon

• Business & Social Sciences

successful completion of Stage 1, you will continue

• Computer Design & Technology

on to study the next stages (years 1, 2 and 3) of your

Stage 1

High School

Stage 3

Stage 2

International Year Zero

First Year Degree

Stage 4 Second Year Degree

Final Year Degree

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IIB International Year Zero entry requirements & start dates

High school diploma or equivalent from your home country* plus: IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each component START: October 2018; January 2019 IELTS 5.0 + 6 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.5 in each component START: July, November 2018

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IELTS 4.5 + 12 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.0 in each component START: June, September 2018

Following successful completion of stage one at LBIC, you will continue your studies directly at the University of Bedfordshire.

Pre-Sessional English 6 and 12 week Pre-sessional English courses are available to anyone who does not have the relevant English language scores. Pre-sessionals are studied directly before you join either the IIB or the IIM. These courses are an extension to your programme and will focus specifically on developing and improving your English language ability to the required levels.

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Postgraduate pathway International Incorporated Masters (IIM)

study the first stage over one or two terms depending

The IIM is a postgraduate starting point that brings

on your prior academic qualifications. The International

academic disciplines and English Language studies

Incorporated Masters continues to degrees in:

together to enhance students’ capabilities in both areas.

The first stage of the IIM is studied through LBIC. You can

Stage 1

Stage 2

Pre-Masters Undergraduate degree from your home country or higher level diploma

• Business & Management

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International Incorporated Masters entry requirements & start dates

You can study the IIM over one or two terms. One term students will typically have a strong undergraduate degree from their home country. Two term students may have a degree or higher diploma.* IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each component START: October 2018; January, April, June 2019 IELTS 5.0 + 6 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.5 in each component START: July, November 2018; February, May 2019

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IELTS 4.5 + 12 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.0 in each component START: June, September 2018; January 2019

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The tutors are really experienced...I am getting the best foundation for my degree�

DAVID FROM NIGERIA is studying Sport Development

INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED BACHELORS IIB

UNDERGRADUATE PATHWAY The International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB) offers a different start to undergraduate study at the University of Bedfordshire, strengthening your English abilities and introducing the core concepts and key knowledge required in your chosen degree.

London Bedfordshire International College delivers the first stage of your IIB – the International Year Zero (IYZ). The IYZ is an additional year that you study through LBIC before continuing to the second stage, year one, directly with the University.

International Year Zero Over the course of three terms you will undertake intensive subject study through the medium of English as well as improving your general and academic English language abilities.

Throughout your IYZ course, you will have opportunities to attend some of the degree lectures offered by the University.

Each term the aim is to enhance your language skills and academic knowledge whilst also introducing a range of subjects relevant to your continuation degree such as management, economics, sociology, psychology and current affairs.

Stage 1

High School

International Year Zero

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Stage 2 First Year Degree

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Pre-sessional English courses are available for students who do not meet the English language requirements.

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Final Year Degree

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UNDERGRADUATE PATHWAY

KEY INFORMATION Entry Requirements and Start Dates High school diploma or equivalent from your home country* plus:

IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each component START: October 2018; January 2019 OR IELTS 5.0 + 6 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.5 in each component

START: July, November 2018 OR IELTS 4.5 + 12 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.0 in each component

START: June, September 2018

Routes Business & Social Sciences degrees at the University of Bedfordshire are internationally focused and inspired by real, industry experience.

Computer Design & Technology at the University of Bedfordshire is vocationally-relevant with state of the art computing laboratories, excellent teaching and collaborative international programmes.

Pre-sessional English 6 and 12 week Pre-sessional English courses are for students who do not have the relevant English language scores. They are studied directly before you join the IIB. These courses are an extension to your programme and will focus specifically on developing and improving your English language ability to the required levels.

* Please contact our admissions team for entry requirements specific to your country: lbic@beds.ac.uk

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STUDY UNITS International Year Zero takes place over three terms. You study a selection of units to enhance your abilities and understanding before you enter year one at the University.

English for Academic Purposes

Introduction to Business

IT Communication Skills

This unit continues to develop

Introduction to Business does

This unit looks at the technology

your English Language skills,

not require previous experience

and software that we use on a

helping you to build expertise

of the subject. However, any

day to day basis, both socially

for your future study.

personal experiences you

and for work, and examines

have had as a customer or

how they can be used most

employee will be explored.

beneficially. We know that you will

This unit is taught over two terms.

This enables us to gradually

have different levels of skill and

introduce you to the specialist

You will look at small local

knowledge of computing when

language you will need for

companies and well-known

you start the course so the aim

the study of subjects such as

multinationals to see how they

is to support you in improving

Introduction to Business as well as

are structured and organised and

those skills in preparation

for the later years of your degree.

understand the reasons why. All

for your degree studies.

companies, big and small, have to grow and survive in a particular national or international context so we will look at some of the factors that have an impact on the way they work and ultimately on their long-term survival.

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STUDY UNITS

Mathematics for Business and the Social Sciences

Introduction to British Society

Computing – Design and Technology

This unit allows you to explore

This unit will build on the

This unit is the first of two that

contemporary British society

foundations that were developed

through sociological and

in ‘IT Communication Skills’ and

psychological theoretical

develop your knowledge and

frameworks and develops your

skills in using widely available

understanding of British social

computing design packages.

practices and institutions. During

The content is fundamental to

the unit you will examine key

those who wish to go on to further

everyday life.

issues of psychological and

studies in computing but also

sociological importance, such

very useful for students who wish

In this first unit you will be able

as society and communities,

to study other subjects. At the end

family and social policy.

of this unit, you will be proficient

is designed to develop your mathematical skills and knowledge to cope with the mathematical content of your degree course. It is for non-specialists and includes maths that is also useful for

to check that you can remember the maths that you did at school and also ensure that you know the terminology in English for the different types of calculations that we talk about in mathematics.

in producing professional standard digital materials such as online newspapers and magazines, Facebook content and web pages which you could use in your course work or for work purposes.

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Introduction to Statistics

Management Studies

We are accustomed to meeting statistical

This unit introduces you to some of the work that managers

information in our everyday lives, for example

do and looks at why they work in this way. Building on the

when we read a headline claiming that “55% of

knowledge of organisational structure in ‘Introduction to

children are overweight”; What lies behind the

Business’, it examines issues and techniques associated

headline? How was the figure of 55% calculated

with managing people and links into the psychology and

and how reliable is it? This unit is designed to build

sociology unit and the work done on group dynamics

on the foundations that were laid in term one to

to look at team working within organisations. You can

prepare you for the work that you will undertake

select either Management Studies or Mathematical

later on in your degree in relation to statistics.

Modelling dependent on your area of study.

Business Environment

Mathematical Modelling

This unit introduces the study of economics and builds

This unit is designed to help you build a more advanced

on the work done in ‘Introduction to Business’ in relation

knowledge of mathematics. You will develop the problem

to the external factors that impact on the environment

solving skills needed for university study in subjects

in which businesses operate. It helps you to understand

such as Engineering, Computer Science and Finance.

in more detail some of the terms that you hear in the

Mathematical modelling looks at real world problems

news such as recession and inflation and what these

and attempts to suggest solutions or make predictions

mean for different types of businesses. We will look

by converting them into mathematical problems.

at how the supply of raw materials and competition

You will examine and evaluate different types of

and changes in customers’ needs and tastes, influence

mathematical modelling and their application

the demand for goods. Finally we look at the global

to a range of real life scenarios such as financial

environment and how the economic environment

modelling and risk analysis. You will also explore

impacts on companies that work across the world.

algorithms and their advantages and limitations, linear programming and critical path analysis.

Academic Study Skills This unit is designed for you to practise and develop the range of academic language and skills involved in university level study: reading strategies, note-taking, seminar skills, research skills and critical thinking.

It builds on the work that you have done in terms one and two, and aims to develop your expertise in the skills and strategies required for the types of tasks that are typical of university level assessments.

You will demonstrate the skills you have developed during the unit by undertaking a small research project and reporting your findings in a written report delivered to your class through a brief presentation.

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You can select either Mathematical Modelling or Management Studies dependent on your area of study.

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES The following is a list of undergraduate degree programmes available to IIB students*.

Business & Social Sciences BA (Hons) Advertising & Marketing Communications

Computer Design & Technology

Applied Social Studies

BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Business Economics

Business Information Systems

Business Management Business Studies Child and Adolescent Studies

Computer Games Development Computer Networking

Childhood and Youth Studies

Computer Science

Criminology

Computer Science & Robotics

Early Childhood Education

Computer Science & Software Engineering

Education Studies Event Management Football Studies

Computer Security & Forensics Computing & Mathematics

Health and Social Care

Data Science

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Information Systems

International Business

Interactive Digital Technologies

International Finance & Banking Marketing

Software Engineering

Public Relations Sociology Special Needs & Inclusive Education Sport Development and Management Sport and Physical Education Sports Studies Travel & Tourism BA Accounting BSc (Hons) Accounting & Finance Aviation & Airport Management Human Resources Management LLB Law

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* Please note that you will need to select your undergraduate degree programme before you submit your application and the course name must be listed on your application form.

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POPULAR DEGREE CHOICE Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Combining robotic systems with artificial intelligence to produce a new generation of workers and companions is no longer the stuff of science fiction – it’s science reality.

This British Computer Society accredited course brings together these two areas, and offers conceptual grounding in intelligent systems, and the chance to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting.

With access to humanoid robots, robotic arms, wheeled platforms and other hi-tech robotic equipment, you will develop the skills demanded by employers in this fast growing area.

• Learn how artificial intelligence and robotics are playing vital roles in the world’s most advanced technological industries – from medicine to entertainment – and are found at the heart of much of today’s most innovative science • Study on one of the few UK university courses that offers both areas of study together • Develop a solid conceptual grounding and apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting • Gain the expertise you will need to target a number of industries, including advertising, engineering and computer science • Explore the use of humanoid robots, robotic arms, wheeled platforms and other hi-tech robotic equipment • Challenge your technical abilities by using the latest software to control robotic machines • Benefit from the experience and knowledge of a highly committed team of teaching experts 27

Teaching and tutors are good.

They are very co-operative. I think this foundation course will help me for my main degree course.�

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KEY INFORMATION Entry Requirements and Start Dates You can study the IIM over one or two terms. One term students will typically have a strong undergraduate degree from their home country. Two term students may have a degree or higher diploma.* IELTS 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each component START: October 2018; January, April, June 2019 OR IELTS 5.0 + 6 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.5 in each component

START: July, November 2018; February, May 2019 OR IELTS 4.5 + 12 week pre-sessional English with no less than 4.0 in each component

START: June, September 2018; January 2019

During the IIM there will be opportunities to attend some degree lectures and workshops. In your terms of study you will not only be supported in the development of new knowledge and ideas but also helped to develop skills of analysis, problem solving and critical thinking. The course also includes an introduction to research skills and methods which prepares you for the skills you will need for your assessments on your Master’s degree.

Routes Business & Management The Pre-Masters stage of the IIM leads into an exciting range of postgraduate degrees in the area of Business and Management.

As these are incorporated programmes, you will need to select your degree programme when you apply to us.

Pre-sessional English 6 and 12 week Pre-sessional English courses are for students who do not have the relevant English language scores. They are studied directly before you join the IIM. These courses are an extension to your programme and will focus specifically on developing and improving your English language ability to the required levels.

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* Please contact our admissions team for entry requirements specific to your country: lbic@beds.ac.uk

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POSTGRADUATE PATHWAY

POSTGRADUATE PATHWAY At postgraduate level, the International Incorporated Masters (IIM) provides you with the advanced skills you need to continue with your chosen postgraduate Masters course at the University of Bedfordshire.

The IIM can be studied over one or two terms, depending on each student’s prior academic qualifications with the option of adding a Pre-sessional English language programme to all degrees.

International Incorporated Masters Over the course of your IIM you will undertake intensive subject study through the medium of English as well as improving your general and academic English language abilities at postgraduate level.

During the IIM you will study a range of business subjects, including marketing and finance, at third year degree level together with the specialist skills and language related to Masters study.

By starting your studies at the London Bedfordshire International College moving onto your Masters will be easy, as you will already be familiar with the university, its staff and its ways of working as well as having friends from your course.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Pre-Masters Undergraduate degree from your home country

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STUDY UNITS The International Incorporated Masters can be studied over one or two terms, depending on your prior academic qualifications.

One term students will study:

Two term students will study:

• English for Masters

• English for Masters Preparation

• Introduction to Graduate

• Business English

Study in the UK • Business Management – Strategy and Practice

• International Business in Context • English for Masters • Introduction to Graduate Study in the UK • Business Management – Strategy and Practice

English for Masters Preparation

English for Masters

Business English

This unit builds on, extends and

English skills are further developed

The aim of this unit is to continue

develops both language and

through studies of contemporary

academic study skills that you

business practice and issues;

already possess from your prior

involving consideration of current

studies. There is an introduction to

business processes and culture;

more advanced academic study

the growth of e-commerce and

skills, including the differences

the impact of the Internet on

between bad academic practice

businesses of different types;

and plagiarism, effective use of

environmental concerns and

a range of sources of study

the significance of ethical

materials; research methods,

considerations and sustainability.

organisation skills, critical thinking,

You will engage in research

independent learning, a reflective

activity, identifying different source

self-evaluative approach to learning

materials on the business topics of

and effective preparation for

the day and learn about research

presentations and assessments.

methods including quantitative

increasing your linguistic competence and boost your confidence in the use of English in the context of postgraduate studies. The approach of the unit involves introducing you to the advanced skills of critical thinking, evaluation and creative engagement with study materials and to focus on the importance of your development as an independent learner.

and qualitative approaches.

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STUDY UNITS

Introduction to Graduate Studies in the UK

International Business in Context

Business Management – Strategy and Practice

The aim of this unit is to support

The aim of this unit is to consider

This unit stresses language and

you in developing your knowledge

the importance of leadership and

and understanding of the context

planning in a business context. You will

within which international business

study different styles of approaches

operates. This involves seeing how

to management and the importance

economic theories and systems

of taking a strategic approach to

have impacted on business and, in

business development. You will

particular, how government policies

study the theories and concepts of

and actions have influenced the way

marketing as a business function.

business functions within different

At the end of your study, you will

economic and social systems

be able to relate theory to practice

around the world. You will look

in terms of setting a company’s

beyond national boundaries to see

marketing objectives, formulating and

how globalisation has shaped the

implementing a marketing strategy,

business agenda in recent decades

sales and promotional activities,

and consider the significance of

market research and the impact of

multi-national companies and

technology on marketing activities.

supra-national trading blocs and

Theory is related firmly to practice

groupings of states. You will also

through a number of case studies

evaluate how businesses respond

using international examples.

skills development but also aims to inform you about postgraduate study in business with an emphasis on the skills which are going to be of particular benefit to you when you join your Masters. Much is made of the need for you to engage in both individual and group exercises building your confidence as you prepare for the Masters phase itself.

to challenges associated with ethical issues, sustainability and concerns about the environment.

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POSTGRADUATE DEGREES The following is a list of all the postgraduate Masters degree options available to LBIC students.* Business & Management MSc

LLM

Accounting and Business Finance

International Business Law

Digital Marketing Events Management

MBA

Financial Economics

Business Administration

Financial Risk Management

Digital Technology Management

Information Systems Management

Finance

International Business

Hospital & Health Services Management

International Business with Law

Human Resource Management

International Finance & Banking

Internship

International Human Resource Management

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

International Relations Management

Marketing

International Tourism Planning & Management

Oil and Gas Management

Management Marketing Project Management Purchasing, Logistics & Supply Chain Management Sustainable Management

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* Please note that you will need to select your Master’s degree when you submit your application.

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POSTGRADUATE DEGREES

POPULAR DEGREE CHOICE MBA (Oil and Gas Management) The MBA (Oil and Gas Management) is a flagship qualification designed to meet the needs and aspirations of early career individuals through the combination of a general management education within the specialist area of Oil and Gas Management.

It is designed for individuals who want to develop both their management skills and new areas of business interest and those seeking fast track career progression opportunities.

This postgraduate degree aims to enhance your professional prospects by developing your capability to apply the latest thinking relating to organisational development and change in the competitive global context.

Successful completion of the MBA (Oil and Gas Management) highlights your potential to have a real impact on the transformation of the organisation you join.

The course adopts a practical and applied business curriculum and aims to develop an advanced knowledge of organisations and their effective management in the dynamic competitive global context, and the ability to creatively apply this knowledge and understanding of complex issues to systematically and innovatively enhance strategic business and management practice.

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STUDENT LIFE

STUDENT LIFE The University of Bedfordshire is proud of its thriving student community and inclusive atmosphere.

100+ nationalities Our campus is a melting pot of nationalities and cultures that includes teaching staff and students from over 100 different countries across the globe.

The University of Bedfordshire is home to some 24,000 students (across all campuses), but still feels like a close-knit community with a warm and inclusive atmosphere. Our campus is amongst the most culturally diverse in the UK, so no matter where you come from, you’ll feel welcome and supported here.

Support services We have Student Information Desks (SiD) on campus with staff available to help with any academic or administrative issues. Our student support doesn’t stop there; we know you may feel vulnerable being away from home so our services also include support for mental health, disability, finance, community and faith, and more. You can also access SiD services online.

Explore something new: Sport, clubs and societies The diverse range of sports, clubs and societies on offer reflect our student population and dynamic. Find your niche or try something new with cultural clubs such as the African-Caribbean, Brazilian or Portuguese societies. There are also plenty of fun and special interest groups such as the gaming society and the drama group, plus a broad range of religious groups. Many of our sporting groups successfully compete in BUCS (British Universities and College Sports) leagues.

Whether you’re seeking to follow your passion, explore something new or just make some friends outside of your studies, joining a society or sports club is the best way to make the most out of university life.

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SEND YOUR APPLICATION

HOW TO APPLY

Send your completed application form to us by one of the following methods:

Email Applying with us is easy. You will need to complete the application form and return it to your local representative. The application will need to include copies of all relevant academic transcripts and certificates of English language qualifications.

Send your completed application to lbic@beds.ac.uk

Post

Send your completed application to: LBIC Admissions Team Oxford International Head Office 259 Greenwich High Road London, United Kingdom SE10 8NB

Local representative

Complete the application form and return it to your local representative.

Payments Payment of all amounts, including the Programme Fee Deposit, (balance of) LBIC Programme Fees and any insurance payments (if you have opted for our insurance), along with any transaction costs due, should be made in pounds sterling (£), to LBIC by one of the following methods: • By bank transfer from your account to the OIEG account below* • By bank transfer via PayEd(our payment portal):https://merchant.pay-ed.com/payment/ Bedfordshire • By credit/debit card via PayEd :https://merchant. payed.com/payment/Bedfordshire If payment is made by bank transfer then it must state (a) the student’s name, and (b) the student’s LBIC student ID number as reference for payment. You must indicate that the payment is in respect of tuition fees.

You must also provide LBIC with proof of payment.

LBIC Bank Account details are as follows: Name: LBIC Partnerships Ltd. A/C number: 54454131 Sort code: 60 13 28 Swift Code: NWBK GB2L IBAN No: GB11NWBK60132854454131 Bank address: NatWest, 31 George Street Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 2YN The LBIC Admissions Process is subject to the CCRs - Consumer Contracts, Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges Regulations 2013. Please contact us at LBIC@Beds.ac.uk if you require more information or have any queries or questions.

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*Please note funds will take 5 working days to reach OIEG’s account

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HOW TO APPLY

WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER YOU SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION? One of our Student Advisers will support you through the whole application process.

Below is a step-by-step guide to what will happen once the application in submitted.

Stage 1: Ask questions

Stage 7: Final payment

any questions you have about your application

prior to arrival.

A Student Adviser will contact you to discuss

Advance payment of fees will be required

and ensure you have sent all relevant academic transcripts and certificates of English language qualifications.

Stage 2: Check qualifications We will carefully review applications and

check your academic qualifications and level of English language is suitable for entry which includes an additional ÂŁ150 non-refundable registration fee, to confirm your offer.

Stage 3: Acceptance offer

Assuming the application is successful; we will send you a formal offer of a place.

Stage 4: Submit deposit

Stage 8: Accommodation

Before the start of the programme 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).

For a full list of university policies and terms & conditions please visit: www.beds.ac.uk/howtoapply/admissions/ offer-terms-and-conditions

To accept a place on the course, you

will need to make a 50% deposit which includes an additional ÂŁ150 non-refundable registration fee, to confirm your offer.

Stage 5: CAS issued

Upon receipt of the 50% deposit and Pre-CAS Documents (Bank statement and TB certificate), we will send 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.

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FEES 2018/19 Your course at LBIC is Stage 1 of your degree.

When you successfully complete your LBIC programme you will continue studying the next stages at the University of Bedfordshire.

Undergraduate: International Incorporated Bachelors (IIB) Stage of Study

LBIC Course Fees*

Stage 1 International Year Zero

£12,250

Stage 1 International Year Zero +6 week pre-sessional English

£14,150

Stage 1 International Year Zero +12 week pre-sessional English

£16,050

Postgraduate: International Incorporated Masters (IIM) Stage of Study

LBIC Course Fees*

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (1-term)

£4,600

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (1-term) +6 week pre-sessional English

£6,500

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (1-term) +12 week pre-sessional English

£8,400

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (2-term)

£8,700

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (2-term) +6 week pre-sessional English

£10,600

Stage 1 Pre-Masters (2-term) +12 week pre-sessional English

£12,500

*In addition to tuition fees, all applicants are required to pay a registration fee of £150

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All LBIC course fees may be subject to review. University of Bedfordshire fees are a guide only and are subject to change.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Below is a list of Academic Entry Requirements per country to gain access to London Bedfordshire International College.

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 assessed with on an individual basis.

Country

NQF Level 3 / CAS Level 6 International Year 0

NQF Level 6 / CAS Level 7 International Incorporated Masters

Albania

Dëftesë Pjekurie (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) with Grade 6

Diplomë e Nivelit të Pare with Grade 6

Armenia

Complete the Mijnakarg Yndhanur Krtoutian Attestat or Certificate of Completed Secondary Education with an average of ‘good’

Successful completion of Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, from a recognised university.

Bangladesh

Successful completion of HSC with a minimum of 50%

4 year Bachelor degree with less than 55% from BUET or less than 60% from other recognised universities.

Belarus

Complete the Certificate of Secondary Education (grade 11) with an average of 3/5 or ‘good’.

Successful completion of Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, from a recognised university.

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Matura / Svjedodžba o Zavrženoj Srednjoj Skoli (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) Minimum grade of 2

BA / BSci / Diplomirani (Bachelor Degree) Minimum Pass Mark 6/10 or 2.5/5

Brazil

Ensino Medio/ High school certificate with 6 out of 10 overall

4 year Bachelors degree with 60% or equivalent Titulo de Technologo with 70% or equivalent

Cameroon

Baccalaureat or Certificat de Probation with 50% in relevant subjects

Bachelor degree with Third class or below GPA 2.7 or diploma equivalent

China

Successful completion of Secondary School Senior 2 with a minimum of 65% or Senior 3 with below 60%

Successful complete Chinese 2-year College Diploma in related subject area with 70% or

Successful completion of year-2 in Junior College with a minimum of 70% or Year-3 with a minimum of 60%

Chinese 3-year College Diploma in related subject area with 70%-74% or above or Chinese 4-year Bachelor degree below 75%

Accept students with a single A- level in Chinese to apply for the IYZ in LBIC. (These students would still need to satisfy the University English language requirements)

Accept students who have completed AIA certificate (The Association of International Accountants) for 2 Terms IIM & link to MSc Accounting and Business Finance or any Business course Consider student (NQF level lower than 6) to repeat either IYZ or IIM in LBIC after failing elsewhere.

Colombia

Bachiller Academico with 6

4 year degree with GPA 3.5 out of 5 or equivalent

Ecuador

Título de Bachiller en Ciencias OR Título de Bachiller Técnico Industrial minimum 12 out of 20

Título de Licenciado / Título de (subject area) minimum pass of 50%

Egypt

Certificate of General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%) or Secondary Education certificate of Al-Azhar with 60%

Bachelor degree with below GPA 2.5 or 75% or Third class overall or diploma equivalent. 75% overall in Bachelor degree from Higher Institute

Gabon

Baccalaureat or Certificat de Probation with 50% in relevant subjects

Bachelor Degree with Third Class or below. GPA 2.7 or diploma equivalent

Ghana

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*

Higher National Diploma with over 70% or Bachelor degree with Third Class

*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by- case basis.

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Country

NQF Level 3 / CAS Level 6 International Year 0

NQF Level 6 / CAS Level 7 International Incorporated Masters

Hong Kong

Pass HKDSE with a minimum of 3 subjects Including Maths where required at Level 2 or above OR Complete Form 4 and 5 with an average of 40-55% (depending on school’s banding) including Maths where required

Associate Degree with 60% or above

Iceland

Stúdentspróf (from Gymnasium) (Matriculation Certificate) with minimum grades of 5 in relevant subjects

Kandidatspróf / Candidatus Mag (Academic degree) / Baccalaurreatus (Bachelor degree) with minimum grade of 5

India

Successful completion of Standard XI with average of 50% or above OR Completion of Standard XII with average of 45% or above.

Higher Diploma or Associate degree grades of 60% or GPA 2.7 OR successful completion of a Bachelor degree with grades below 55% or 50% from top 4 universities (Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Kolkata

Indonesia

Completion of SMA/SMU/SMK 2 average grade of 7.0 (70%) or SMA/ SMU/SMK 3 average grade of 6.5 (65%)

Successful completion of D3 or D4 or Bachelor degree

Iran

Successful completion of High School Diploma (3 years) with average grade of 14

Degree with ‘pass’ or below 65%

Ivory Coast

Successful Completion of Baccalauréat with minimum 12/20

1 Term: Successful Completion of Diplome D’Ingenieur with minimum 13/20 OR Successful Completion of Licence with minimum of 16/20

Degree with Third Class or diploma equivalent or Bachelors degree of GPA 2.4/4

2 Terms: Successful Completion of Licence with minimum of 13/20 Japan

Upper Secondary School Leaving certificate with average of 60%

Successful completion of Advanced Diploma or degree with below 70%

Jordan

Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)

Successful completion of Bachelor degree with Pass grade (below 2.5) or diploma equivalent

Kazakhstan

Complete the Svidetel’stvo o Srednem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education) with an average of 4 or “good” overall.

Successful completion of Bachelor Degree or Specialist Diploma with GPA below 3.25/5 or 65%

Kenya

East African School Certificate/Cambridge Overseas School Certificate/KCSE normally with at least 5 grade A-E

Successful Completion of Bachelor degree with Pass grade or diploma equivalent

Kosovo

Diplomë për Kryerjen e Shkollës së Mesme të Lartë (Diploma for High School Graduation) with minimum grade of 2

Diplomë e Studimeve Themelore Universitare – Baҫelor (Bachelor degree) with minimum grade of 7/10

Kuwait

Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)

Pass a Bachelor Degree with a GPA below 2.5/4.0 or 2.8/5 or diploma equivalent

Libya

Secondary Education Certificate with a score of at least 60%

Bachelor degree from a higher technical and vocational institution with a grade of at least 50% or Bachelor degree from a university with a grade below 70% or diploma equivalent

Liechtenstein

N/A – students enter EU / European foundation

Bachelor degree/ Dipl Ing (FH) / Dipl Arch (FH)/ Magister Philosophiae with Grades 4-5

Macau

Pass Ensino Secundário Complementar or Senior Middle 2 with 55% or above

Bachelor degree with Cumulative GPA of 2.00 to 2.49 or Third class honours or diploma equivalent

Macedonia

Диплома за положен завршен испит (Secondary School Leaving Diploma) /Matura with minimum grade of 2

Дипломиран / Баццалауреус / Баццалауреа (Bachelor degree) with minimum of 7

Malawi

Successful completion of MSCE normally with grades 1-6*

Bachelor degree with grades of at least grade 5/70% or above or diploma equivalent

Mexico

Successful completion of Bachillerato at an average of 60%

Título de Licenciado with grades of less than 70% or diploma equivalent

Moldova

Atestat de Studii Medii de Cultură Generală (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education) with minimum grades of 5 each subject

Diplomă de Licenţă (Bachelor degree) with minimum grade of 7

Mongolia

Successful completion of Secondary Education Certificate and High School graduation

Pass Bachelor degree with GPA of 1.7-3.1 or diploma equivalent

Montenegro

Maturski ispit / Diploma o završenoj srednjojškoli (Secondary School Leaving Diploma) with minimum grades of 2 in each subject

Diploma o završenim osnovnim akademskim studijama Diploma of Completed Academic Undergraduate Studies/ Diploma primenjenih osnovnih studija Diploma of Professional Undergraduate Studies/ Diploma Visoko Obrazovanje / Diplomirani Advanced Diploma of Higher Education Minimum of grade 6

*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by- case basis.

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Country

NQF Level 3 / CAS Level 6 International Year 0

NQF Level 6 / CAS Level 7 International Incorporated Masters

Morocco

Diplôme du Baccalauréat or Diplôme du Baccalauréat Technique with pass grades

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

Myanmar

Completion of Basic Education High School Examination Matriculation: Pass overall

Successful completion of a 4 year Bachelor degree or 5 year Bachelor degree with a grade of 40-60% or diploma equivalent

Nigeria

West African School Certificate or Senior School Certificate normally with grades 1-6* in 5 or more subjects

Higher National Diploma (HND) with a GPA of 2.5 or better or Bachelor degree with Honours with a grade of third class

Nepal

Pass HSEC 12th Grade with 50% average in best 4 subjects

Pass Bachelor degree (when studied for a minimum of 3 years)

Norway

N/A – students enter EU / European foundation

Bachelorgrad (Bachelor degree) Overall grade D or above

Oman

General Education Diploma – min 50%

Successful completion of Bachelor degree with 2.0 out of 4.0

Pakistan

HSC with 50% or above.

Successful completion of a 4 year Bachelor degree below 55% or diploma equivalent

Qatar

Senior Schooling Certificate with a grade of at least 60%

Bachelor degree with a Pass grade or diploma equivalent

Russia

Certificate of Secondary Education with an average GPA of 3/5

GPA of at between 2.5 and 3.5 (Bachelor) or between 2.25 3.25 (Specialist diploma)

Saudi Arabia

Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)

Pass a Bachelor Degree with a GPA below 2.5 or diploma equivalent

Serbia

Диплома о стеченом среднем образованиy / Diploma o stecenom srednem obrazovanju Diploma of Completed Secondary Education) Minimum score of 2

Дипломирани / Diplomirani (Bachelor degree) with minimum pass grade of 6

Singapore

Singapore/Cambridge O level/IGCSE with C/C6 or above (in at least 5 subjects)

Specialist Diploma with 75% or GPA 3.5/4 Bachelor Degree with below 65% or Third class

*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by- case basis.

*subject to approval

Direct Entry to DMU: Bachelor Degree with 3.4/5 or 65% or 2:2 above South Korea

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%

Bachelor degree with below 2.6/4.0 or below GPA 2.8/4.5 or third class or diploma equivalent Direct DMU Entry: Bachelor degree with minimum GPA 2.6 to 2.8/4.0 or GPA 2.8 - 3.0/4.5 or 2:2 or above

South Africa

Completion of Year 11 Senior Certificate with A – C in at least 5 subjects or successful completion of the National Senior Certificate

Bachelor Degree with third class, or 59% or below or diploma equivalent Direct Entry to DMU Masters: Bachelor degree with second class, or 60% or above

Sri Lanka

O’levels with a credit in a minimum of 5 subjects

HND with minimum of 75% OR Completion of Bachelor General or Bachelor Special with third class Direct DMU Entry: Bachelor General or Bachelor Special with second class or above.

Switzerland

N/A – students enter EU/ European foundation

Diplôme / License /Bachelor minimum grade of 4

Taiwan

Senior High School Year 2 with 55% average/Senior High School Year 3 with 50% average

Bachelor degree with below 65% from National institution, or below 70% from other, or third class or diploma equivalent Successful completion of Senior High School Leaving Certificate plus the two year Junior College Diploma Direct DMU Masters Entry: Bachelor degree with 65% or above from National institution, or 70% or above from other or second class or

Tanzania

Completion of COSC/EACE normally with 1-6 (in at least 5 subjects)*

*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by- case basis.

Thailand

Bachelor degree with third class or Advanced Diploma with at least 70% or diploma equivalent Direct DMU Masters Entry: Bachelor degree with second class or above

Successful completion of Maw 5 with a minimum average of 50%

Bachelor degree with minimum of 1.8/4 or third class or diploma equivalent Direct DMU Masters Entry: 2.4/4 or above, or second class or above.

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Country

NQF Level 3 / CAS Level 6 International Year 0

NQF Level 6 / CAS Level 7 International Incorporated Masters

Turkey

Successful completion of Lise Deplomasi (High School Certificate) with 55% or above

Bachelor degree with GPA below 2.6 or 59% overall or equivalent Direct Entry onto DMU Masters: Bachelor degree with 60% or GPA 2.7

UAE

Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certificate with good grades (60%)

Bachelor degree with below GPA 2.5 or 75% or Third class overall or diploma equivalent

Uganda

Cambridge Overseas School Certificate (COSC) normally with 1- 6 (in at least 5 subjects)*

Higher Diploma with 70% or above OR Bachelor degree with Third class or below 60%/GPA 2.7

Ukraine

Complete Atestat pro Povnu Zagal'nu Sersdniu Osvitu (Certificate of Secondary School Education), with an average 3 or 'good'.

Bachelor degree below 3.5/5 or 6/12 or Third class degree OR Specialist degree with Third class or below 3.25/5 or 5/12 or diploma equivalent

Vietnam

Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma - successful completion of Grade 11 with GPA 5.0*. At CIPC we take with a GPA of 5.0

Successful completion of college Diploma/Associate Degree with GPA 7.0 or 70% or above OR Bachelor degree with below GPA 6.5 or Third class degree

School Certificate/General Certificate of Education with grades 1 – 6 (in at least 6 subjects)

Master’s degree with GPA below 2.5/4.0 or Third class or a 4/5 year Bachelor degree with 3.0/4.0 or diploma equivalent

*Applicants who do not meet the criteria will be considered on a case-by- case basis.

*subject to approval

Zambia

Direct DMU Masters Entry: Masters degree with GPA 2.5/4 or second class or above UK Qualifications

5 GCSEs at grades A - E

N/A

International Baccalaureate (IB)

A minimum of 20 points.

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London Bedfordshire International College is operated by Oxford International Education Group in partnership with the University of Bedfordshire.

Oxford International Education Group is a unique, accredited education provider and a world leader in education with operations in the UK, Canada and the US. The University of Bedfordshire is a key partner in our portfolio of embedded international colleges, through which we offer access routes into a full and exciting range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes for international students.

We remain totally committed to offering the highest quality educational opportunities for over 25,000 students a year, including English language programmes for adults and juniors, A level and GCSE courses and educationally focused student tours.

For more information on how you can attend the University of Bedfordshire visit:

BEDS.AC.UK/LBIC Email lbic@beds.ac.uk To get in touch by post LBIC Admissions Team Oxford International Head Office 259 Greenwich High Road London, United Kingdom SE10 8NB /unibeds @uniofbeds

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