International Prospectus 2018

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Life-changing is an understatement when it comes to describing my journey with UWE Bristol.

I’ve learnt so much more than the skills I need to become a barrister. I’ve grown to become more resilient, courageous, meticulous and relentless in the pursuit of what I believe in.

Sabrina Professional Law

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THE 360° EXPERIENCE

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BROWSE OUR COURSES

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THE USEFUL STUFF

INVESTING IN YOUR SUCCESS We’re investing £300 million into our accommodation, equipment and technology.

This shows you where our priorities lie. With you.

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IT ALL STARTS HERE Choosing to go to university is a big investment, particularly if you want to study overseas. That’s why we’ve designed a learning experience that offers you far more than just a degree.

UWE Bristol is one of the UK’s most popular universities, with over 27,000 students studying here and at our overseas partner universities.

As part of our student community, you have access to quality facilities, experienced and well-connected academics, and a range of support services to help you study, work, live, and make the most out of university life.

We have a reputation for strong graduate employability and building lasting partnerships with industry professionals. This means you can choose from courses that are designed to meet current industry needs, and

Our outstanding learning is backed by world-class research that makes a real difference. From developing robotic tools and helping push forward healthcare boundaries, to improving the quality of the air we breathe, we are changing lives around the world.

You can access this knowledge too, as many of our courses are informed by our research.

I am incredibly proud of what our graduates go on to achieve and look forward to welcoming you to our UWE Bristol community.

Professor Steve West Vice-Chancellor, President and CEO UWE Bristol

take part in placements or internships that will give you real work experience.

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In today’s global, competitive, evolving job market, knowledge alone isn’t enough. Practical work experience is a must.

THE 360° EXPERIENCE We’re living and working in a worldwide, technology-driven economy. The jobs market is crowded and competitive.

And 80% of new jobs are in high-skill areas. To stand out and succeed, you need far more than a theoretical understanding. You need the right skills, knowledge, experience and mindset to compete for the career you want. You need more from your studies.

You need a 360° experience.

Everything we do at UWE Bristol is focused on making sure you are best positioned for the future you want, academically, practically, professionally and socially. Our focus on real-world learning experiences means you’ll be adaptable, enterprising and ready for work.

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Of course, we can’t do this alone.

As a creative, progressive university, we collaborate with the private and public sectors and government to identify skills shortages, develop courses, and provide internships and work placements for our students.

We have one of the largest paid internship programmes in the UK, arranging over 11,000 internships and work placements since 2010.

Ready for work? You will be.

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of our courses are professionally accredited

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Find out about some of our students’ individual 360° experiences at www.uwe.ac.uk/studentstories 5

Best city to live in. Happiest city.

Kindest city. Most beautiful city.

A GREAT CITY FROM EVERY ANGLE Bristol regularly tops all kinds of polls. This comes as no surprise to the people who live, work or visit our city.

to engineering, high-tech to healthcare, established national corporations to growing start-ups, things are really thriving here.

It’s a place that prides itself on being friendly, welcoming, safe, creative and diverse. With an international airport, two major railway stations and a coach station, it’s well connected too.

In fact, we’re only 90 minutes by train from London.

International cuisine, independent and designer stores, free museums… in our opinion, it’s hard to think of a better city to live, study and work in.

Not to mention the music, technology, culture, clubs, sports, art and festivals, as well as Bristol’s world-famous street artist, Banksy.

It’s also a city of opportunities, being a popular base for multinationals like Rolls-Royce, Airbus and Intel. From banking and the creative industries

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Whatever you’re looking for, Bristol has it all.

Bristol was named best place to live in Britain in 2017 by The Sunday Times

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See more of the city we’re proud to call home at www.uwe.ac.uk/bristol

Bristol’s a great city to be in. It’s very green, friendly and culturally diverse, and much better than London, which is just too busy. Everybody’s welcome and everyone feels at home here.

Muhammad BEng Aerospace Engineering Find out more about Muhammad’s UWE Bristol experience on page 18

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We share a single purpose: to give you the best student experience possible.

IT’S ALL HERE FOR YOU From our personalised learning methods and passionate people and modern buildings, through to our inspiring learning spaces and access to the latest technology. It’s all here for you.

Everyone’s different. So we’ve made sure you’re able to learn in the way that’s right for you. We offer over 450 courses and provide a convenient and flexible way to gain a university qualification or prepare you for further study. Many of our courses have been designed in partnership with employers too, making sure you’re best positioned for your future.

Teaching informed by relevant research and a personalised learning approach Our research has real impact on society and we are often able to integrate it with our learning and teaching.

Our academic staff are inspiring leaders and influential practitioners.

They’re closely connected to industry, practice and the professions.

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Which means you’ll benefit from a richer, fuller, more relevant learning experience which, in turn, increases your employability.

We’ll take the time to understand your ambitions and help you achieve them. Reach your potential by taking advantage of different learning approaches and inspiring learning spaces - such as our financial trading room, multi-media broadcast studios and mock courtrooms. And then there’s our virtual learning tools, extensive library service, Centre for Sport… everything’s here for you.

There are some things that can’t be learnt in a lecture theatre When it comes to how you learn, it’s not just about the classroom. We’ll take you far beyond it. Placements, internships, live projects, simulations, hackathons, field trips, insight sessions: there are countless ways to learn, gain experience and get you where you want to be.

We’re here to make it happen for you.

of UWE Bristol international first-degree graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation.

Source: DLHE (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education) Survey 2016

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AND IT DOESN’T STOP THERE Through our expanding network of global study partnerships, we’re able to offer a variety of ways to study a UWE Bristol-awarded degree from locations all over the world. Discover more by visiting www.uwe.ac.uk/globalstudy

There is incredible support at UWE Bristol.

I was very impressed with how different the learning environment was. Classes were so interactive, very hands on, taught in small groups and a great mix of different cultures.

Nkechi MSc International Human Resource Management Turn over the page to find out more about Nkechi’s UWE Bristol experience.

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A STRONG SHOW OF SUPPORT FOR NKECHI Nkechi originally chose a Masters at UWE Bristol because of our strong ranking in HR. The support she received before arriving and throughout her studies reassured her she’d made the right decision.

“I felt that I settled in really well to university life, and this was due to the support I had even before arriving.

Emails came each week reminding me what I needed to do, which really prepared me. My tutor was very supportive and from day one I enjoyed how different the learning environment was. Classes were interactive, very hands on, taught in small groups and a great mix of different cultures.

I remember telling my family early on how impressed I was with the teaching and how I knew I had come to the right place.

Aside from the teaching, there are such good support systems in place to help you study too. Blackboard, the virtual learning environment, and the library are both great resources. Everything you need is here.

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My dream is to work in HR back in Nigeria, and one day to establish my own HR consultancy. My master’s course has been so useful in helping me work towards that. It even included two placements with Bristol City Council, where I was able to get really involved in the HR department’s day-to-day work and processes. The experience gave me fantastic insight.

UWE Bristol is full of opportunities, and there are lots of things to get involved in outside of your course. I’ve joined the UWE Bristol Dance Society and a gospel choir, plus become a Student Ambassador, where I’ve been able to represent the University at internal and external events. I’ve really seen myself grow by living and studying abroad, and the experience couldn’t have been any better.”

Nkechi MSc International Human Resource Management

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Long before you arrive, throughout your time at UWE Bristol, and beyond, we’re here for you.

SUPPORT EVERY STEP OF THE WAY We’ll push you. Hard. We’ll challenge you.

Constructively. But, we’ll also support you every step of the way. We’re committed to making sure you feel welcome and have everything you need to settle into your new life in the UK.

Before you arrive To start with, our in-country representatives can help you with your application and visa processes. We also hold pre-departure briefings, to help make sure you’re ready for your time at UWE Bristol.

Arrival and settling in To make your transition to university as easy as possible, we offer all international and EU students free scheduled pick-ups from London Heathrow Airport. You’ll then receive a warm welcome at our International Student Orientation. Full of useful information, it’s the perfect opportunity to find out about life at the University and Bristol itself, and start making connections with people from all over the world.

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When you’re here We’ll make sure you have all the practical, personal and academic support you need.

For starters, you’ll find Information Points with friendly, helpful staff, on every campus.

They’ll answer any questions you might have. Transport? Accommodation? Exams?

Timetables? Careers? Best coffee? Whatever is on your mind, just ask in person or email infopoint@uwe.ac.uk We have a range of Student Advisers available to answer questions about your course. There are also Immigration Advisers for help with visas, and Money Advisers to help resolve financial matters.

NEED SOME EXTRA SUPPORT? From our disability service to wellbeing support, telephone counselling to a range of self-help resources, you’ll find everything you need at www.uwe.ac.uk/newinternationalstudents

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The academic support available to you is just as comprehensive – and starts as soon as you join us.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO ACHIEVE

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Whether you want to boost your grades, improve your English, or need guidance writing your dissertation, we offer extra support to help you succeed.

Introduction to your faculty When you first join, you will be welcomed by specialist staff who are here to support you. They’ll provide advice on your course, modules and credits, as well as refer you to any University services that might help with your studies.

Personal tutors Throughout your time here, you’ll have a designated Academic Personal Tutor. They’ll work with you and support you to make sure that you’re progressing well.

24/7 study resources With different learning spaces to support your individual learning style, our campuses are equipped with computer labs, modern study spaces and learning zones, and plenty of areas for group work. You’ll also have access to fantastic library services – including a comprehensive selection of books, DVDs, journals and other digital resources.

Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Our Global PAL Leaders are trained students who help other students adjust to higher education. As well as organising social events for you to get involved with, the Global PALs will share their personal experiences to help you grow in confidence, study better and settle into life in the UK.

Improve your English We’re here to help you develop your English language skills, capability and confidence. We run a range of courses designed for international students who need to build upon their English language skills to the level required to undertake a course at UWE Bristol.

We also offer a two-week International Summer School – designed to prepare you for living and studying in the UK. Visit www.uwe.ac.uk/englishlanguage for information on our English language requirements.

UWE Bristol’s International College If you want the full international student experience but don’t quite meet the requirements for direct entry to a bachelor’s or master’s degree, UWE Bristol’s International College offers university preparation courses.

It’s the perfect place to gain the academic skills, subject knowledge and English language ability you need to succeed on a UWE Bristol degree. More at www.uwe.ac.uk/internationalcollege

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We’ll do everything we can to make sure you’re heading in the right direction. Take a look at www.uwe.ac.uk/studysupport

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Your time with us shouldn’t be limited to academic study. Music, sports, community projects, support networks… you name it, you can get involved in it at UWE Bristol.

It all helps to boost your employability and confidence.

THE COMPLETE EXPERIENCE

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Love sports? Go #TeamUWE. Maybe music’s more your thing?

Or performing? Or debating?

Or volunteering? Whatever it is, it’s all here for you.

Getting involved in extra-curricular groups, activities or societies is all part of the 360° experience and helps to show potential employers there’s more to you than just a great qualification.

In fact, going beyond your studies shows initiative, passion, commitment, team working skills, leadership skills… all attributes that employers love.

Game on We’ve an abundance of clubs and societies for you to get involved in too. Our £5.5 million state-of-the-art Centre for Sport on Frenchay Campus is the beating heart of sport and fitness activity at UWE Bristol, catering for all abilities and competitive natures.

Find out more at www.uwe.ac.uk/sport (or download our UWE Sport App for iOS or Android).

In addition, if there’s something new you’d like to start up, an academic or extra-curricular project or activity, we’ll help you do it. You might even be able to get a student experience grant to get it off the ground.

To get a taste of everything you can get involved in and benefit from, take a look at www.uwe.ac.uk/getinvolved

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members of sports clubs, societies and networks

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MUHAMMAD’S MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY Attracted to UWE Bristol because of our aerospace engineering course and close links to potential employers, Muhammad soon discovered that excellent teaching is only part of his student experience.

“My first year couldn’t have been better. While moving to Bristol was a little strange at first, I found everyone was so welcoming and supportive.

It was really easy to get involved and make good friends.

The lecturers provide amazing academic support as well. They explain everything clearly and I can discuss any questions I have with a small, friendly group of students in the weekly tutorial meetings.

There are so many different activities to choose from outside of studying too.

Amongst other things, I’m a member of the UWE Bristol Cricket Club and help the Islamic Society out at charity events.

I also signed up as a Student Ambassador and my people skills have improved a lot as a result.

Volunteering at a local school is another way I’ve enjoyed pushing myself. It was challenging, but I got so much out of the experience and really improved my public speaking, which will definitely help me in my future career.

On top of everything, Bristol’s a great city to be in. It’s very green, friendly and culturally diverse, and much better than London, which is just too busy if you ask me. Everybody’s welcome and everyone feels at home here.

After my degree I’d like to join a large organisation as an aerospace engineer.

Hopefully somewhere like Airbus or Rolls-Royce, so I can stay and work in the Bristol area. Placements and internships are available as part of my course, so they’re hopefully a really good place to start.

I’m only one year into my degree and I’ve already gained a lot of different experiences, which is so important.”

Muhammad BEng Aerospace Engineering

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We want you to feel at home at UWE Bristol. That’s why we’ve a range of accommodation options available, on and off campus.

AN INSPIRING PLACE TO LIVE To get the most out of your studies, it’s important to live somewhere comfortable, safe and inspiring.

That’s why, as a new student at UWE Bristol, you’ll be guaranteed a room in our accommodation. You just need to make sure you meet the accommodation deadline, and that it’s your first time registering with us.

Accommodation is available on our Frenchay Campus and Glenside Campus, as well as in Bristol city centre.

There’s plenty for everyone. In fact, more than 3,000 students are currently living on Frenchay Campus, in our Student Village, Wallscourt Park and Carroll Court apartments and houses, as well as at Glenside Accommodation and The Hollies at Glenside Campus.

If you prefer city life, we have plenty of purpose-built properties available, where you can live right in the heart of the city – closer to our City Campus sites. Or if you’d prefer to live in private accommodation, we’re on hand to give you advice on how and where to rent the right place for you.

Something for everyone From double rooms for married couples or friends to share, to single en-suite rooms, we offer accommodation to suit everyone.

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YOUR CAMPUSES Frenchay Our main campus, just four miles outside Bristol city centre.

It’s home to our brand new, £55 million, world-class Bristol Business School, and the new £16.5 million West of England University Enterprise Zone (UEZ), one of only four in the country.

As part of the UEZ, Future Space is a dynamic new workspace for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized businesses, specialising in science and high-tech areas.

Glenside Situated in the Fishponds area of the city, and home to most of our allied health, nursing and midwifery students.

City Campus Home to UWE Bristol’s creative and cultural industry courses. It consists of Bower Ashton and Spike Island, as well as studio spaces at the Arnolfini gallery and Watershed – both of which are internationally renowned contemporary art and design centres.

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www.uwe.ac.uk/comingtouwe will tell you everything you need to know about our campuses and accommodation.

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Placements – yes. Internships – yes. Networking – yes. Live projects – yes.

We’ll make sure you leave experienced and ready for the real world.

FOCUSED FIRMLY ON YOUR FUTURE Our aim is to ensure you have an incredible experience while you’re here and graduate with the skills, experience and confidence you need to make your ambitions happen.

You’ll directly benefit from the strong partnerships, connections and networks we’ve built up with employers. Over 1,000 national and international employers in fact. Names you know, such as GlaxoSmithKline, IBM, Sony, L’Oréal, and Airbus.

internships, apprenticeships, field trips, live projects – whatever works best for you and your aspirations.

As well as developing your knowledge and skills, we’ll give you the opportunity to put what you know into practice.

Leading to invaluable industry contacts, insight and, if you want to start your own business, an entrepreneurial mindset.

Working with employers, and knowing what they need from future graduates, means we’re able to identify skills shortages and create new courses to meet them. And, practically-speaking, our relationship with employers means work experience. Placements,

YOUR CAREERS SERVICE Throughout your time here – and for three years after you graduate – you’ll have access to our award-winning careers team, in person and online. They’ll do everything in their powers to help you show your best side to employers.

For everything careers, go to www.uwe.ac.uk/careers and while you’re at it, remember to follow @UWEcareers on Twitter.

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SHOWCASE YOUR TALENTS Gradlink Our award-winning careers site lets you search and apply for jobs, build and submit your CV, and research global graduate job markets. Leading international employers use it to search for UK-educated graduates. We’re proud to say Gradlink won The Times Higher Education Award in 2015 for Outstanding International Student Strategy. Find out more at www.gradlinkuk.com

International Talent scheme Our International Talent scheme links local employers with international students, giving you work experience alongside your studies. Employers are looking for your specialist cultural, linguistic and overseas expertise, and these paid opportunities are a great way to enhance your CV.

Futures Award Recognised by employers and endorsed by Santander, the UWE Bristol Futures Award is an employability award designed to help you learn new skills, gain confidence and improve your job prospects. It’s recognised at graduation and will appear on your Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR). Discover more at www.uwe.ac.uk/futures

Celebrating UWE Bristol Talent There’s also Celebrating UWE Bristol Talent, our prestigious annual event that honours the outstanding achievements of our students in work-based activities. Find out more at www.uwe.ac.uk/talentawards 23

AN IMPACT FRIENDS YOURSELF HEARD We have an active, vocal and well-worth-following Students’ Union at UWE Bristol. As well as championing, defending and extending your rights,they’ll give you a voice. Most importantly they strive to make sure that every student is represented regardless of their background, gender and beliefs.

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JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Let’s not forget the fun stuff, with more than 180 different sports, societies and volunteer activities to join.

Try something new. Meet new

Meet others who share your interests, culture and views in our national, faith and identity societies.

You can also jump in and get involved in societies, sports clubs, volunteering and fundraising; and look for part-time work in Bristol,

friends. You’ll be spoilt for choice.

through our JobShop.

GET INVOLVED Facebook – /TheSUatUWE Twitter – @TheSUatUWE Instagram – TheSUatUWE Snapchat – TheSUatUWE www.thestudentsunion.co.uk

BROADEN YOUR PROSPECTS Our alumni office and networks offer advice and support related to careers and making professional connections. And this extends globally. We have country-specific alumni networks, so as well as being able to connect with other alumni in your country, you’ll be able to attend networking events and reunions.

Find out more at www.uwe.ac.uk/alumni

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A WARM WELCOME FROM YOUR STUDENT OFFICER Meet Krystof, our Students’ Union Student Officer for international students.

“Living abroad has already been a great experience for me. From the International Student Orientation onward, everyone at UWE Bristol has been so supportive. It was great to meet other international students in the same situation, and I’m gaining so much more confidence in my English as well.

That’s partly why I wanted to become a Student Officer. Not just to challenge myself and try something out of my comfort zone, but to help other international students have a great experience here too.

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The Students’ Union is so important as it makes sure all students are represented and supported.

There are societies you can join depending on your faith, values or interests. It’s all about bringing people together, celebrating differences, learning from each other, and developing new skills and interests.

I was so excited about being elected and I can’t wait to start helping other people. From the orientation events and Freshers’ Week on, I plan on making a real difference and supporting others to make the most of every opportunity.”

Krystof Students’ Union Student Officer

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Accounting, Economics and Finance Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

N420

BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance

120

Frenchay

ACCA, AIA, CIMA, CIPFA, CPA, ICAEW

N300

BA(Hons) Banking and Finance

120

Frenchay

CIMA

NL14

BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics

120

Frenchay

N1N4

BA(Hons) Business Management with Accounting and Finance

120

Frenchay

ACCA, CII

L100

BA(Hons) Economics

120

Frenchay

CIMA

L190

BSc(Hons) Economics

120

Frenchay

CIMA

Allied Health Professions Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

B920

BSc(Hons) Occupational Therapy

136

Glenside

HCPC, RCOT

B160

BSc(Hons) Physiotherapy

136

Glenside

CSP, HCPC

BC96

BSc(Hons) Sport Rehabilitation

128

Frenchay and Glenside

BASRaT

Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

K130

BSc(Hons) Architectural Technology and Design

120

Frenchay

CIAT, CIOB

K100

BSc(Hons) Architecture

144

Frenchay

ARB, BAM, RIBA

KH12

BEng(Hons) Architecture and Environmental Engineering

128

Frenchay

ARB, BAM, CIBSE, EC, RIBA

KK14

BA(Hons) Architecture and Planning

136

Frenchay

ARB, RIBA, RTPI

K120

BA(Hons) Interior Architecture

128

Frenchay

Architecture

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www.uwe.ac.uk/subjects

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Art and Design Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

0V53

BA(Hons) Creative Media Design

112

Frenchay

W110

BA(Hons) Drawing and Print

112

City Campus

W2P2

BA(Hons) Fashion Communication

112

City Campus

W23A

BA(Hons) Fashion Textiles

112

City Campus

W101

BA(Hons) Fine Art

112

City Campus

W211

BA(Hons) Graphic Design

112

City Campus

W224

BA(Hons) Illustration

112

City Campus

2C3W

BA(Hons) Interior Design

112

City Campus

Accreditation**

CS CS

Arts and Culture Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

W810

BA(Hons) Creative and Professional Writing

120

Frenchay

Q300

BA(Hons) English

120

Frenchay

Q390

BA(Hons) English and English Language

120

Frenchay

QV31

BA(Hons) English and History

120

Frenchay

QQ3C

BA(Hons) English Language and Linguistics

120

Frenchay

0PC3

BA(Hons) English with Writing

120

Frenchay

P30A

BA(Hons) Film Studies

120

Frenchay

Q3P3

BA(Hons) Film Studies and Literature

120

Frenchay

V100

BA(Hons) History

120

Frenchay

L90A

BA(Hons) Liberal Arts

120

Frenchay

PL36

BA(Hons) Media and Cultural Production

112

Frenchay

P30C

BA(Hons) Media Culture and Communication

112

Frenchay

Accreditation**

Built Environment Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

K230

BSc(Hons) Building Surveying

112

Frenchay

CABE, CIOB, RICS

K430

BA(Hons) Property Development and Planning

112

Frenchay

RICS

KN21

BSc(Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management

112

Frenchay

BQSM, CIOB, ICES, RICS

K440

BSc(Hons) Real Estate

112

Frenchay

RICS

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For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2018 tariff points (published from August 2017), please visit our website. ** For full accreditation names please see page 44.

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Business and Management Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

NN21

BA(Hons) Business and Events Management

120

Frenchay

N1N6

BA(Hons) Business and Human Resource Management

120

Frenchay

CIPD, CMI

N100

BA(Hons) Business and Management

120

Frenchay

CMI

N104

MBus Business Management

128

Frenchay

N1N4

BA(Hons) Business Management with Accounting and Finance

120

Frenchay

NL14

BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics

120

Frenchay

NM1A

BA(Hons) Business Management with Law

120

Frenchay

N201

BA(Hons) Business Management and Leadership

120

Frenchay

N1N5

BA(Hons) Business Management with Marketing

120

Frenchay

N110

BA(Hons) International Business

120

Frenchay

Z040

BA(Hons) International Business Management

N500

BA(Hons) Marketing

120

Frenchay

N591

BA(Hons) Marketing Communication Management

120

Frenchay

Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

G400

BSc(Hons) Computer Science

128

Frenchay

BCS, EC

G401

BSc(Hons) Computing

128

Frenchay

BCS

G402

BEng(Hons) Computing for Embedded Systems

128

Frenchay

G4H4

BSc(Hons) Forensic Computing and Security

128

Frenchay

G560

BSc(Hons) Information Technology (Top Up)

GN52

BSc(Hons) Information Technology Management for Business

120

Frenchay

TP

6F3B

BSc(Hons) Software Engineering for Business

120

Frenchay

TP

ACCA, CII

CMI CMI, EPAS

Frenchay CIM

Computing

BCS, EC

Frenchay

Creative Technologies Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

J932

BSc(Hons) Audio and Music Technology

112

Frenchay

JAMES

H6J9

BSc(Hons) Broadcast Audio and Music Technology

112

Frenchay

JAMES

WJ39

BSc(Hons) Creative Music Technology

112

Frenchay

JAMES

G451

BSc(Hons) Digital Media

120

Frenchay

G611

BSc(Hons) Games Technology

128

Frenchay

TIGA

W241

BA(Hons) Product Design

112

Frenchay

IED

W240

BSc(Hons) Product Design Technology

112

Frenchay

IED

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www.uwe.ac.uk/subjects

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Drama, Acting and Music Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

W400

BA(Hons) Drama

112

City Campus

W490

BA(Hons) Drama and Acting

112

City Campus

Accreditation

Education and Childhood Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

X312

BA(Hons) Early Childhood

112

Frenchay

G1X9

BSc(Hons) Mathematics with Qualified Teacher Status

120

Frenchay

X123

BA(Hons) Primary Education (ITE)

120

Frenchay

Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

H403

BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering

120

Frenchay

EC, RAeS

H404

MEng Aerospace Engineering

128

Frenchay

EC, RAeS

H405

BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies

120

Frenchay

H406

MEng Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies

128

Frenchay

H331

BEng(Hons) Automotive Engineering

120

Frenchay

EC, IMechE

H335

MEng Automotive Engineering

128

Frenchay

EC, IMechE

H290

BEng(Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering

112

Frenchay

CIHT, ICE, IHE, IStructE

H61D

BEng(Hons) Electronic Engineering

120

Frenchay

EC, IET

H61C

MEng Electronic Engineering

128

Frenchay

EC, IET

H110

BSc(Hons) Engineering (Top Up)

H300

BEng(Hons) Mechanical Engineering

120

Frenchay

EC, IMechE

H301

MEng Mechanical Engineering

128

Frenchay

EC, IMechE

H671

BEng(Hons) Robotics

120

Frenchay

EC, IET

Accreditation**

Engineering

Frenchay

Filmmaking, Animation and Photography Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

W615

BA(Hons) Animation

112

City Campus

W293

BA(Hons) Filmmaking

112

City Campus

CS

W640

BA(Hons) Photography

112

City Campus

AOP, CS

*

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Geography, Planning and Environmental Management Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

H290

BEng(Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering

112

Frenchay

CIHT, ICE, IHE, IStructE

FJ79

BSc(Hons) Environmental Resource Management

112

Frenchay

IES

L700

BA(Hons) Geography

112

Frenchay

RGS

FF89

BSc(Hons) Geography

112

Frenchay

IES, RGS

L7K4

BA(Hons) Geography and Planning

112

Frenchay

N890

BA(Hons) Geography and Tourism

112

Frenchay

F600

BSc(Hons) Geology

112

Frenchay

K401

BSc(Hons) Urban Planning

112

Frenchay

RTPI

Journalism, Media and Public Relations Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

P500

BA(Hons) Journalism

120

City Campus

BJTC

PP52

BA(Hons) Journalism and Public Relations

120

City Campus

P251

BA(Hons) Media and Journalism

112

City Campus

Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

NM11

BA(Hons) Business and Law

120

Frenchay

NM1A

BA(Hons) Business Management with Law

120

Frenchay

M221

LLB(Hons) Commercial Law

120

Frenchay

MM19

BA(Hons) Criminology and Law

120

Frenchay

M121

LLB(Hons) European and International Law

120

Frenchay

M100

LLB(Hons) Law

120

Frenchay

NM1B

LLB(Hons) Law with Business

120

Frenchay

Law Accreditation**

Mathematics

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Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

G101

BSc(Hons) Mathematics

120

Frenchay

IMA

G102

MMath Mathematics

120

Frenchay

G300

BSc(Hons) Mathematics and Statistics

120

Frenchay

G1X9

BSc(Hons) Mathematics with Qualified Teacher Status

120

Frenchay

IMA, RSS

Science Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

Accreditation**

C110

BSc(Hons) Biological Sciences

112

Frenchay

C11M

MSci Biological Sciences

112

Frenchay

C980

BSc(Hons) Biomedical Science

128

Frenchay

IBMS

C98M

MSci Biomedical Science

128

Frenchay

IBMS

F900

BSc(Hons) Environmental Science

112

Frenchay

IES

F90M

MSci Environmental Science

112

Frenchay

F410

BSc(Hons) Forensic Science

120

Frenchay

F41M

MSci Forensic Science

120

Frenchay

C990

BSc(Hons) Healthcare Science (Life Science)

120

Frenchay

C991

BSc(Hons) Healthcare Science (Physiological Sciences)

120

Frenchay

HEE, RCCP

45MN

BSc(Hons) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science

112

Frenchay

IES

45MM

MSci Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science

112

Frenchay

IES

Accreditation**

CSFS HCPC, IBMS, NSHS

Social Sciences and Social Work Course Code

Course

UCAS Tariff *

Campus

M900

BA(Hons) Criminology

120

Frenchay

MM19

BA(Hons) Criminology and Law

120

Frenchay

ML93

BA(Hons) Criminology and Sociology

120

Frenchay

M9C8

BSc(Hons) Criminology with Psychology

120

Frenchay

V500

BA(Hons) Philosophy

120

Frenchay

L290

BA(Hons) Politics and International Relations

120

Frenchay

C800

BSc(Hons) Psychology

136

Frenchay

BPS

C8M9

BSc(Hons) Psychology with Criminology

136

Frenchay

BPS

C8L3

BSc(Hons) Psychology with Sociology

136

Frenchay

BPS

L300

BA(Hons) Sociology

112

Frenchay

L3C8

BSc(Hons) Sociology with Psychology

112

Frenchay

*

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POSTGRADUATE COURSES Accounting, Economics and Finance Course Code

Course

Campus

N34A12

MSc Accounting and Financial Management (Fast Track) (Distance Learning)

Frenchay

N39012

MSc Finance

Frenchay

L1501

MSc Global Political Economy

Frenchay

Accreditation*

Allied Health Professions Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

B80A42

MSc Nuclear Medicine (Distance Learning)

Glenside

SCoR

B99P1

MSc Rehabilitation (Distance Learning)

Glenside

Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

K10B1

MArch Architecture

Frenchay

ARB, BAM, RIBA

K9011

MRes Architecture, Design and the Built Environment

Frenchay

K90D1

MSc Facade Engineering

Frenchay

F7901

MA Place: Spaces, Environments, Design

Frenchay

Architecture

Art and Design Course Code

Course

Campus

W9911

MRes Culture

Frenchay

W90L12

MA/MFA Curating

City Campus

W2001

MA Design

City Campus

E10112

MA Fine Art

City Campus

W21D12

MA Graphic Arts

City Campus

WW1212

MA Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking

City Campus

*

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Accreditation*

For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2018 tariff points (published from August 2017), please visit our website.

For full accreditation names please see page 44.

Arts and Culture Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

P30B1

MA Contemporary Film Culture

City Campus

P3101

MA/MFA Creative Producing

City Campus

W9911

MRes Culture

Frenchay

Built Environment Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

K2101

MSc Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Frenchay

CIOB, RICS

in Design Construction and Operations HK111

MSc Building Services Engineering

Frenchay

K23012

MSc Building Surveying

Frenchay

CABE, RICS

K90012

MSc Construction Project Management

Frenchay

CIOB, RICS

K90D1

MSc Facade Engineering

Frenchay

M29042

MSc International Construction Law

Frenchay

CICES, RICS

K9M91

PGDip International Construction Law

Frenchay

RICS, CIOB

K24012

MSc/GradDip Quantity Surveying

Frenchay

CICES, RICS

KN231

MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment

Frenchay

RICS

KN2B6

MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment (Distance Learning)

Frenchay

RICS

KN4112

MSc Real Estate Management

Frenchay

RICS

KN4A6

MSc Real Estate Management (Distance Learning)

Frenchay

RICS

Accreditation*

Business and Management Course Code

Course

Campus

N20B12

MSc Business Management

Frenchay

N1946

PGCert Enterprise

Frenchay

N8201

MSc Events Management

Frenchay

N6001

MSc Human Resource Management

Frenchay

CIPD

N6001

MSc Human Resource Management (International)

Frenchay

CIPD

N9011

MSc Innovation and Applied Entrepreneurship

Frenchay

N14512

MSc International Management

Frenchay

N50012

MSc Marketing

Frenchay

N50212

MSc Marketing Communications

Frenchay

N12212

MBA Master of Business Administration

Frenchay

CMI

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Computing Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

G3901

MRes Data Science

Frenchay

P11012

MSc Information Management

Frenchay

G56A12

MSc Information Technology

Frenchay

G70012

MSc Software Engineering

Frenchay

BCS

Accreditation*

CILIP

Creative Technologies Course Code

Course

Campus

I6001

MSc Commercial Games Development

Frenchay

I9W91

MSc Creative Technology

Frenchay

W3701

MSc Music Technology

Frenchay

Course Code

Course

Campus

H1011

MRes Engineering

Frenchay

H9N21

MSc Engineering Business Management

Frenchay

H19012

MSc Engineering Management

Frenchay

H30B12

MSc Mechanical Engineering

Frenchay

H67B1

MSc Robotics

Frenchay

H67A1

MSc by Research Robotics

Frenchay

K46D1

MSc Transport Engineering and Planning

Frenchay

CIHT, ICE, IHE, IstructE

Engineering Accreditation*

IMechE

Filmmaking, Animation and Photography Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

W92012

MA Animation

City Campus

CS

W6201

MA/MFA Cinematography

City Campus

P30B1

MA Contemporary Film Culture

City Campus

W9911

MRes Culture

Frenchay

W6411

MA Photography

City Campus

D4P31

MA Wildlife Filmmaking

City Campus

More

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AOP

Geography, Planning and Environmental Management Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

G3901

MRes Data Science

Frenchay

F90012

MSc Environmental Consultancy

Frenchay

IES

F1N21

MSc Environmental Management

Frenchay

IES

F8101

MRes Geography and Environmental Management

Frenchay

K4931

MSc Planning Major Projects

Frenchay

F8NA1

MSc Sustainable Development in Practice

Frenchay

K46D1

MSc Transport Engineering and Planning

Frenchay

ICE, IstructE

K4N912

MSc Transport Planning

Frenchay

CIHT, IHE, ICE IstructE, RTPI

K44062

MSc Urban and Rural Planning (Distance Learning)

Frenchay

RTPI

K4911

MSc Urban Planning

Frenchay

RTPI

Accreditation*

RTPI

Journalism, Media and Public Relations Course Code

Course

Campus

W9911

MRes Culture

Frenchay

P39A1

MA Documentary Production

City Campus

P50012

MA Journalism

City Campus

P3121

MA Radio Documentary

City Campus

Course Code

Course

Campus

M3AC12

LLM Advanced Legal Practice (LPC)

Frenchay

M99A1

LLM Bar Professional Training Studies

Frenchay

M99A1

PGDip Bar Professional Training Course

Frenchay

M34A12

LLM Commercial Law

Frenchay

M29A1

LLM Environmental Law and Sustainable Development

Frenchay

M29A2

LLM International Banking and Finance Law

Frenchay

M30G12

LLM International Law

Frenchay

M34C12

LLM International Trade and Economic Law

Frenchay

M99017

Graduate Diploma Law

Frenchay

BJTC

Law

*

Accreditation*

For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2018 tariff points (published from August 2017), please visit our website.

For full accreditation names please see page 44.

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Science Course Code

Course

Campus

C1841

MSc Advanced Wildlife Conservation in Practice

Frenchay and Bristol Zoo Gardens

C99K1

MRes Applied Sciences

Frenchay

C9001

MSc Biomedical Science

Frenchay

B90011

Prof Doc Biomedical Science

Frenchay

P90A4

PGCert Practical Science Communication

Frenchay

P90012

MSc Science Communication

Frenchay

Accreditation*

IBMS

Social Sciences Course Code

Course

Campus

Accreditation*

LC5811

Prof Doc Counselling Psychology

Frenchay

BPS, HCPC

B90032

MSc Environmental Health

Frenchay

CIEH

B9181

MSc Environmental Health (Distance Learning)

Frenchay

CIEH

B9191

MSc Environmental Health Professional Practice

Frenchay

CIEH

CB8942

MSc Health Psychology

Frenchay

BPS

C84141

Prof Doc Health Psychology

Frenchay

BPS, HCPC

B99942

MA Music Therapy

Glenside

HCPC

C8111

MSc Occupational Psychology

Frenchay

BPS, ABP

BL9412

MSc Public Health

Frenchay

APHEA

C8BA1

MRes Social Sciences

Frenchay

C8901

MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology

Frenchay

*

For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2018 tariff points (published from August 2017), please visit our website.

For full accreditation names please see page 44.

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BPS

THE COURSE THATʼS RIGHT FOR YOU We offer more courses than what we’ve listed within this prospectus. What we’ve included is a selection which may be of the most interest to you. Please see our website for details of all our courses.

Distance Learning Distance learning is a way of learning remotely without being in regular face-to-face contact. Some distance learning courses may include periods of attendance at the university. Please see website for details.

Foundation year A one-year course designed to help you gain the skills required for entry to an undergraduate bachelor’s degree. We offer a range of Foundation years across subject areas.

Postgraduate taught master’s degree This type of course usually involves a 12-month taught element and a six-month research project, which can be carried out anywhere in the world. The award may be a Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc), Master of Law (LLM) or Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Research degree Professional Doctorate (Prof Doc) and Master of Research (MRes) are research degrees with little or no taught element. They take a minimum of two or three years to complete and often longer.

Undergraduate bachelor’s degree Usually a three-year course which can take the form of a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), or Bachelor of Law (LLB). Architecture degrees, some engineering degrees, and all degrees with a compulsory placement year, last for four years.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS UCAS tariff We accept points from all Level 3 qualifications in the UCAS tariff. Below we've included examples of the points obtained from some of the main qualifications that we see.

A-Level

AS-Level

IBO Certificate in Higher Level

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A*

H7

48

A

H6

40

B

IBO Certificate in Standard Level

Advanced Placement (AP)

S7

5

S6

4

36 32

C

H5

D

H4

28 24 20 16

A E

3

B

12

C

10

D

H3

S5

2

S4

1

8 6

E

S3

This is not an exhaustive list of everything included on the UCAS tariff and so, if you're studying other qualifications, please check the UCAS website: www.ucas.com for the complete list.

English language requirements You will need a recognised English language qualification of at least GCSE grade C or equivalent standard.

Our preferred tests are IELTS (valid for two years):

Undergraduate

Overall score of 6.0 with 5.5 in each component

Undergraduate Final Year Entry

Overall score of 6.5 with 5.5 in each component or overall score of 6.0 with 6.0 in each component

Postgraduate

Overall score of 6.5 with 5.5 in each component

A list of accepted tests and required levels can be found at www.uwe.ac.uk/languagerequirements

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FEES AND FUNDING International scholarships As a University which focuses on graduate employability, we're keen to help exceptional students from different backgrounds take their first step to achieve their ambitions. Once you have submitted your application to study at UWE Bristol, we will invite you to apply for our scholarships.

Each year we offer a number of international and country-specific scholarships for international students. Find out more by visiting www.uwe.ac.uk/internationalfunding Tuition fees EU student tuition fees

Non-EU student tuition fees*

Undergraduate

£9,250

£11,750–£12,500

Postgraduate

£3,000–£9,000

£6,000–£14,000

MBA

£15,750

£15,750

* Fees displayed are for 2018/19 entry and may be subject to change Here are some guide costs to living in Bristol based on a 40-week academic year** Weekly cost

Yearly cost

Accommodation

£120–£150

£4,800–£6,000

Travel

£12–£20

£480–£800

Additional course costs***

£12.50

£500

Household bills and food

£70–£80

£2,800–£3,200

Total

£214.50–£262.50

£8,580–£10,500

** Please note that the above costs are indicative. Costs will vary between courses, year of study and choice of accommodation. Find out more at www.uwe.ac.uk/money *** Eg. Books, printing, software and non-compulsory field trips

Visa advice If you’re applying for a student visa, check you have appropriate funds as stipulated by UKVI to cover your living costs during your studies. Our Visa and Immigration Team provides professional advice and guidance for new international students and those continuing their studies with us.

Find out more by visiting www.uwe.ac.uk/visasandimmigration

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THE SMALL PRINT

The information in this printed prospectus, including that relating to the availability of courses, is current at the time of going to press ( July 2017) and is subject to alterations. For the most up-to-date information, please check our website.

Data protection Personal data about students, including records of academic achievements, is stored by the University in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. The University’s Data Controller is the Pro-Vice Chancellor (Commercial Director and Corporation Secretary).

Disclaimer We’ve made every effort to make this prospectus as accurate as possible. However, it is printed over a year before the courses start.

We continually enhance our offer by responding to feedback from our students and other stakeholders, which may mean we make changes to courses after the prospectus is published.

You’ll find the most up-to-date information about our courses on our website.

Very occasionally we have to withdraw or combine courses due to limited demand, as this would have a negative impact on the student experience. When this is the case, we'll advise you as soon as possible before the start of the course and aim to provide a suitable alternative.

Wherever possible, we use images of our campus and students. Occasionally we use stock images for illustrative purposes.

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USEFUL TERMS

Accredited Learning (AL) Accredited Experiential Learning (AEL) Any previous successful study may be recognised by the University as AL. Similarly, any knowledge and skills gained at work could be assessed and awarded credit as AEL in line with the University’s Academic regulations. Any credit that is successfully recognised as AL or awarded through AEL may count towards the total credit you need to gain your award. If you think you’re eligible, contact us to find out more.

Alumni Alumni are former students of the University.

Award Within UWE Bristol, you may come across a course being referred to as an award. Strictly speaking, the award (ie a degree) is the qualification you get on completion of your course.

Certificate of Acceptance to Study (CAS) This is a certificate needed by international students when applying for a visa.

Day release

Intermitting

Day release is where your employer gives you a day a week to attend university, as part of your job.

Intermitting is an interruption to your study. If you’re unable to continue studying, you may ask permission to intermit and resume your studies at a later date. You won’t lose any credit already gained.

European Credit Transfer Scheme (ECTS) You can convert your UWE Bristol credits to ECTS credits. 120 University credits are worth 60 ECTS credits.

First degree This is another name for an undergraduate degree.

Interim award If you are unable to complete the course you originally registered for, you may be eligible to receive an interim award. For example, within a BA(Hons) degree, you can achieve a BA, DipHE or CertHE, depending on the number of modules you pass and academic credit you achieve.

Integrated bachelor’s/master’s degree An integrated bachelor’s/master’s award is achieved when you complete a course which extends beyond a degree with honours and includes postgraduate level study.

Placement A placement is a period of relevant, supervised work experience, assessed as part of your course. With some courses, placements are compulsory; in others they are optional. The length of placement varies between courses and can be anything from a year to a few days.

Programme Courses are also sometimes called programmes.

Tutorial A small group session, usually led by staff.

Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) UCAS is responsible for processing applications to full-time and sandwich undergraduate courses.

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COURSE ACCREDITATIONS ABP

BSC

CIM

Association for Business Psychology

British Computer Society

Chartered Institute of Marketing

ACCA

CABE

CIMA

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

Chartered Association of Building Engineers

Chartered Institute of Management Accountants

AIA

CASE

CIOB

Association of International Accountants

Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education

Chartered Institute of Building

AOP

CHES

Association of Photographers

Committee of Heads of Environmental Sciences

Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

APHEA Agency for Public Health Education Accreditation

ARB

Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists

Architects Registration Board

CIBSE

BAM

Chartered Institution of Building Services EngineersÂ

Board of Architects Malaysia

BAMT British Association for Music Therapy

BASRaT British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers

BJTC Broadcast Journalism Training Council

BPS British Psychological Society

BQSM Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia

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CIAT

CICES Chartered Institute of Civil Engineering

CIEH Chartered Institute of Environmental Health

CIHT Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation

CILT Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transportation

CIPD

CIPFA The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy

CIPR Chartered Institute of Public Relations

CIWEM Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management

CMI Chartered Management Institute

CoP College of Paramedics

CPA Certified Practising Accountants Australia

CS Creative Skillset

CSFS

IHE

RAeS

The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences

Institute of Highway Engineers

Royal Aeronautical Society

CSP

IET

RCCP

Chartered Society of Physiotherapists

The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists

EC

IMA

RCOP

Engineering Council

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

Royal College of Physicians

IMechE

Royal College of Occupational Therapists

EPAS Excellence in Practice Accreditation Scheme

HCPC

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Health and Care Professions Council

ISTD

IBG

International Society of Typographic Designers

Royal Geographical Society

IBMS Institute of Biomedical Science

ICAEW The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales

ICE Institution of Civil Engineers

ICES

IStructE The Institution of Structural Engineers

JAMES Joint Audio Media Education Support

MPG Music Producers Guild

NMC Nursing and Midwifery Council

Chartered Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors

NSHS

IED

PRCA

Institution of Engineering Designers

Public Relations Consultants Association

IES Institute of Environmental Sciences

National School of Healthcare Science

RCOT

RGS Royal Geographical Society

RIBA Royal Institute of British Architects

RICS Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

RSS Royal Statistical Society

RTPI Royal Town Planning Institute

SCoR Society and College of Radiographers

TIGA The Independent Game Developers' Association

TP Tech Partnership

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There are several ways you can apply to study here.

Choose the most convenient for you. If you’re unsure, please contact us.

APPLY TO UWE BRISTOL Regional offices

Undergraduate applications

Agents and representatives We have an extensive representative network both in the UK and overseas that offers enquirers and applicants a variety of services including application advice.

Online Apply to us online: www.uwe.ac.uk/internationalapply

Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) You can also apply for undergraduate courses through UCAS via www.ucas.com/international

Research applications Contact graduateschool@uwe.ac.uk

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Postgraduate applications

Our staff in China, Nigeria, Vietnam and Malaysia are there to help you with your application and more.

Get in touch with our team of International Advisers who will be happy to help you complete your application.

CONTACT US UK headquarters

China

Telephone: +44 (0)117 32 86644 Email: international@uwe.ac.uk

Guangzhou: Rm 268, 2/F, Chengjian Building, 189 Tiyuxi Rd, 510620, Guangzhou, China

We also have staff in China, Nigeria, Vietnam and Malaysia who can manage your application for you.

Get in touch with our teams across the world:

Africa West Africa: Kaplan International Colleges, 3rd Floor, B Wing, SAPETRO Towers, No 1 Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria Telephone: +234 (0) 1 291 7055

+234 (0) 812 365 3664

+234 (0) 809 169 7000

South East Asia Malaysia: SS15 Courtyard, Level 12B, Unit S-14-03, Jalan SS15/4G, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor D E, Malaysia Telephone: +603-5613 2699

+603-5613 1689

地址:广州市体育西路189号城建大厦2楼268室 Telephone 联系电话：+86(0)20 387 98689 Beijing: #701, Building 17, Jianwai SOHO, 39 East Third Middle Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 北京办公室：朝阳区东三环中路39号建外SOHO 17号 楼705室 邮编100022 Telephone 联系电话：+86(0)10 594 83581 In addition, our extensive international representative network offers enquirers and applicants a variety of services including application advice for undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses.

Find representatives in your country: www.uwe.ac.uk/mycountry

Vietnam: 2A Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Hanoi, Vietnam Telephone: +84 43974 7011

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