International Prospectus 2020
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Contents Why Study at Edge Hill University?
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The North West
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Ormskirk
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The Campus
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Facilities and Resources
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Accommodation
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The Student Experience
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Fees and Funding
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Scholarships
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Living Costs
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International Alumni
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English Language Requirements
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English Language Courses
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Undergraduate Course Entry Guide
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Postgraduate Course Entry Guide
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How to Apply
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Immigration Matters
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Connect With Us
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Why Study at Edge Hill University? A beautiful campus, award-winning teaching and student support, high levels of graduate employability, the best university accommodation in the North West1‌ Why wouldn’t you want to study here?
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Excellent teaching Edge Hill is ranked Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), the government’s evaluation of excellence in teaching, learning and outcomes. Our Gold ranking means that teaching at Edge Hill University is “of the highest quality found in the UK”2. Nestled in the historic market town of Ormskirk in North West England, Edge Hill University’s beautiful campus is just 30 minutes outside Liverpool and 40 minutes from Manchester. You can live on our campus alongside 11,000 full-time undergraduate students in a diverse student community. Enjoy learning and living in a beautiful, tree-filled environment with lakes and a wide range of modern and historic academic buildings. Edge Hill is the ideal environment for international students who want to immerse themselves in UK learning and culture in a welcoming and stimulating environment. 1
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Accommodation on Campus
11,000 full-time Undergraduate students
1,000 full-time Postgraduate students
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Liverpool Pier Head
Media City, Salford
St George’s Hall, Liverpool
Another Place, Crosby Beach
Edge Hill students have the advantages that only a campus university can offer, combined with easy access to stunning cities and some of Britain’s best countryside.
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Liverpool, ranked in the top three places to visit in the world (Rough Guide 2014), is just a 30-minute train journey from Ormskirk. Also in easy reach is Manchester, the North West coastline, the Lake District and more. Liverpool: World Heritage city, birthplace of the Beatles, vibrant centre of music and culture Manchester: cultural hotspot, leading galleries and festivals, famous gay village
The Imperial War Museum, Manchester
The North West: home of the world’s most famous football teams, iconic seaside resorts, driver of the ‘northern renaissance’. Formby Beach
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Edge Hill University is close to the thriving market town of Ormskirk which has national train and bus connections, lively nightlife, and a busy high street with shops, banks, cafĂŠs and supermarkets. The town centre is a ten-minute walk or two minute free shuttle bus journey from the campus.
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Safest Campus in the North West of England (Complete University Guide 2018)
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The campus is lovely. You are based on a friendly and welcoming campus but are close to a town and a big city. It’s the best of both worlds.
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Located in the heart of the North West, our award-winning campus offers some of the best facilities in higher education.
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The Campus
With learning, academic, living, social and sporting facilities all on one 160-acre campus you'll find everything you need in easy reach.
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Our Beautiful Campus
You will also have access to some of the UK’s most vibrant cities and stunning areas of natural beauty through excellent transport links. Our campus is one of the safest in the country and has been developed to eco-friendly and sustainable standards, providing an environment that can be enjoyed by all our students.
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Voted one of the best campuses in the UK (Studentcrowd 2018)
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The campus and the facilities are constantly evolving and students have a great learning environment in which to study.
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Industry-standard resources and cutting-edge technology, complemented by 60 acres of sport and leisure facilities and a diverse arts and culture programme, ensure a rewarding student experience.
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Facilities and Resources
Campus Learning Spaces Our campus is designed around you, the student. You have access to spaces and facilities for your individual learning, working with your peers on projects, or simply relaxing and socialising.
The Catalyst building offers a broad range of work environments from informal spaces for collaborative working to individual workspaces including bookable group rooms with presentation facilities, as well as workshops and training rooms. Wi-Fi is available across the campus and computers are available in all subject buildings, 24/7 in some areas.
The University Library, housed in the Catalyst building, gives access to books, e-resources and multimedia, and is open 24/7 during the academic year. In addition you can access PCs, laptops, software and assistive technologies. There are extensive social learning areas and study spaces in Catalyst. You will find resources, equipment and support to ensure you meet your full potential. We provide mobile help and support which includes a 24/7 live chat facility. UniSkills is a package of workshops, hands-on support and online resources created to help you develop a range of essential academic skills and to enable you to produce high quality university assignments. i
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Sport and Fitness Facilities Major investment of over ÂŁ30million has created a fantastic sports environment through high quality, well-equipped indoor and outdoor facilities. Indoor sport and fitness facilities: - 25m 6-lane swimming pool - Sauna and steam room - 80-station fitness suite - Aerobics studio - 8-court double sports hall - Three additional 4-court sports halls - CafĂŠ Outdoor facilities: - Five grass pitches for football and rugby - 8-lane competition athletics track - 3G pitch for football and rugby - Astroturf hockey pitch - Three 3G 6-a-side pitches - Tennis courts - 2.5K fitness trail - Outdoor basketball nets - Outdoor table tennis
Whichever subject you choose to study, you will be taught in a modern, inspiring learning environment with access to some of the best teaching and learning resources in higher education. From our TV studio to our fully operational theatres, our sports therapy clinic to our clinical skills and simulation centre and from our Virtual Reality CAVE to our extensive laboratories. We can provide you with the very best realistic working environments in which to enhance and develop your skills.
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Graduates Court (Halls of Residence)
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Arts Centre (incorporating Rose Theatre)
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Faculty of Education (Lakeside)
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Performing Arts
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Faculty of Health and Social Care
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Health and Wellbeing Centre (Milton House)
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Lake
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Tech Hub
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Founders Court (Halls of Residence)
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Biosciences
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Medical School
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Business School
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Faculty of Education (Piazza)
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Sports Hall
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Psychology, Law and Language Centre
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Back Halls (Halls of Residence)
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Geosciences
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Student Hub
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Campus Map
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SU Bar, Venue night club and Subway
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Creative Edge
Wilson Centre
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Chancellors Court (Halls of Residence)
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Palatine Court (Halls of Residence)
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Chancellors South (Halls of Residence)
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Forest Court (Halls of Residence)
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Beach
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Durning Centre
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Lake
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Students’ Union Shop
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The Sports Centre
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Catalyst (Library, Student Services and Careers)
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Running Track
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Woodland Court (Halls of Residence)
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Sports Pitches
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Edge Hill University has the Best Student Accommodation in the UK and Ireland and is the Best Value for Money 2018. Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2018
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Keep your door open and say hi to everyone. Before you know it you’ve met 16 new friends on the first day.
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Edge Hill University offers an inspiring campus environment, with 24-hour security. New students in particular appreciate the supportive, sociable and welcoming atmosphere that life in halls of residence offers.
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Accommodation
Halls of Residence Our on-campus halls of residence provide nearly 2,500 single study bedrooms. As a campus-based university you’ll find that everything you need is within a few minutes’ walk, including academic buildings, lecture theatres, seminar rooms, specialist facilities, the University Library, IT resources, cafés and restaurants, shops, launderette, and our on-campus sports centre, theatres and cinema. Contracts for halls of residence are for 40 weeks and students are not required to move out at Christmas or Easter. Our accommodation offers exceptional value and a range of living environments. Free wireless internet access is available in all halls of residence and across the campus. All new students can enjoy four weeks of free trial access to Edge Hill Sport before deciding whether to take up one of the low-cost membership packages. This includes use of the Fitness Suite, exercise classes, swimming pool, sauna, and steam rooms, badminton courts, tennis courts and running track.
Edge Hill currently has 12 rooms adapted for disabled students, but sometimes demand exceeds the number of rooms available. Please indicate any additional needs you may have on your accommodation application form and we will do our best to meet your needs.
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If you want to discuss your specific requirements for an adapted room or any care support needs owing to a physical or sensory impairment, then contact our Inclusion Team on +44 (0)1695 584190 or inclusionteam@edgehill.ac.uk in confidence. Early contact is recommended.
Choosing Your Accommodation All types of accommodation can be viewed on our website at: ehu.ac.uk/accommodation.
Location
Meals Plan
No. of Rooms
Cost (pw)
Bathroom
Palatine Court Chancellors Court Chancellors South Founders East
Self-Catering
1209
£130
En suite
Founders West Graduates Court
Self-Catering
377
£125
En suite
Main Halls
Self-Catering
180
£105
En suite
£115
Shared bathroom, showers and toilets
Catered
Forest Court
Self-Catering
142
£105
En suite
Forest Court
Self-Catering
151
£79
Shared bathroom, showers and toilets
Back Halls
Self-Catering
163
£79
Shared bathroom, showers and toilets
Woodland Court
Self-Catering
262
£125 £130*
En suite
*Dependent on number of rooms in flat
All contracts are for 40 weeks Communal areas, bathrooms and kitchens cleaned daily, Monday to Friday Central laundry facilities 24-hour security 5% discount applied if paid in full before key collection Facilities in shared kitchens include fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave, kettle, iron, ironing board and toaster.
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Room Facilities Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, flatscreen (can be enabled to receive Freeview for TV Licence holders), free WiFi, wired internet connection available, mini fridge and communal dining area. - Adapted rooms available - 32” LCD Freeview TV in kitchen
Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, flatscreen (can be enabled to receive Freeview for TV Licence holders), free WiFi, wired internet connection available, mini fridge and communal dining area. - Adapted rooms available - 32” LCD Freeview TV in kitchen
Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, free WiFi. - Catered residents will be provided with a Unicard, automatically loaded with a cash value each week, which can be used to purchase food and drink from any of the eight catering outlets on campus.
Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, en suite shower rooms, free WiFi and communal dining area. - Adapted rooms available
Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, wash basin in room, free WiFi and communal dining area.
- Adapted rooms available in Lady Openshaw
Single bed, desk and chair, wardrobe, drawers and bedside storage, flatscreen (can be enabled to receive Freeview for TV Licence holders), free WiFi, wired internet connection available, mini fridge and communal dining area. - 32” LCD Freeview TV in kitchen - For third year students only
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How to Apply for Accommodation Once you have accepted your place at Edge Hill University you will be sent details of how to apply for on campus accommodation. All International students are guaranteed on campus accommodation for the duration of their studies if they apply before 31st July 2020. You will be required to make a deposit payment towards your accommodation of ÂŁ1,000. NB: For Tier 4 students this money will be taken into consideration as part of your maintenance funds when submitting your Visa application to the UKVI and will be noted on your CAS
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The student experience at Edge Hill University has been recognised as the best in the North West by the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2017.
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I visited Edge Hill while at high school and could never forget it. It was all on one campus, great not only for nights out and friends, but also on the academic side, learning from lecturers with industry experience.
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There’s plenty to keep you busy around campus, with a variety of places to eat and drink, £60million of sport and leisure facilities, over 70 clubs and societies, live theatre and film screenings as well as themed bar and club nights, quizzes and karaoke.
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The Student Experience
Entertainment and Culture We offer you a wealth of opportunities to experience arts and culture on campus and beyond. The Arts Centre is a hub of cultural activity at the University and our year-round programme features high profile comedy, music and performance, cutting-edge professional theatre and dance, as well as a diverse programme of films including National Theatre and RSC Live productions. Every student can join The Arts Centre membership scheme for free and this brings benefits including free tickets throughout the year. Leading figures from the arts and creative industries, science and politics are regular visitors to the campus, delivering talks and events that are free to students. The University has also developed strong and ongoing partnerships with theatres, galleries and festivals in the North West, and you will enjoy being able to access a whole host of cultural experiences.
Edge Hill University offers 60 acres of outstanding sport and leisure facilities and provides a focus for all sports, fitness and leisure activities on campus, regardless of your sporting motivations. Whether you are an elite athlete training for international competition, want to compete in the University sports clubs regionally and nationally in the British Universities and College Sport (BUCS) leagues; play recreational sport for fun or just want to keep fit and healthy, you will have the opportunity to participate in sport and recreation at every level. The Campus Sport programme offers both competitive leagues and introductory activities and our extensive fitness programme covers everything from yoga to Pilates, to high impact, intense aerobic sessions. There are also opportunities to gain employment skills within the Campus Sport volunteering programme, some in a paid capacity. Every new student will be able to take advantage of four weeks of free trial access to Edge Hill Sport including the Fitness Suite, exercise classes, swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms, badminton courts, tennis courts and running track. After the trial period ends, students have a choice of low-cost membership packages available to choose from.
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Students’ Union Everything we do at Edge Hill Students’ Union is shaped by our students, and you will automatically become a member when you enrol at the University. Our mission is to ensure Edge Hill voices are heard, valued and acted upon, and our vision is to create the best student experience we can. To achieve this, we seek out your ideas, thoughts, and feedback, and develop campaigns to highlight the issues important to our students, creating positive outcomes. Every year our students elect a team of Sabbatical Officers to represent the student voice on University committees and boards, and to run campaigns and events, supported by professional staff and part-time elected officers. Over the past few years, Edge Hill Students’ Union has grown rapidly, and offers some crucial services for Edge Hill Students.
Advice and Representation Our Advice Centre offers support and guidance in areas such as academic issues, welfare benefits, housing, money and debt. We are independent from the University and our advice is impartial, confidential and free to students. Student Reps are also an integral part of democracy and representation, ensuring all students’ voices are heard, at course or faculty level and can offer an opportunity to enhance your employability and transferable skills.
SU Bar, VENUE, SU Shop and SUBWAY We organise a calendar of events throughout the year, including Welcome Week activities. Our GIVE IT A GO! booklet, issued termly, lists all the things happening around campus, from Crafternoons and breakfast raves, to vintage clothing sales and Bongo’s Bingo as well as talks, workshops and personal development courses. We host weekly events in the SU Bar and VENUE, our nightclub. The SU Bar serves fresh food cooked to order and we also run a takeaway service and SUBWAY™ is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Official Edge Hill merchandise and clothing can be bought in the SU Shop, along with your NUS Totum card featuring local and national discounts. We sell student essentials, including stationery, make-up and health foods, and a range of gluten-free, halal, vegan and veggie food. Both the SU Bar and the SU Shop accept ‘Yoyo Wallet’ payments, an EHSU payment app which allows you to build up loyalty points to exchange for free goods. f: edgehillsu t: edgehillsu i: edgehillsu s: edgehillsu
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Clubs and societies are a brilliant way to make friends and learn new skills. Edge Hill Students’ Union has a range of sports and societies that you can join, with new ones starting all the time. To join a group, or even start your own, the SU can offer support and guidance, helping you make the most of your student experience. Currently our student-led groups offer activities in the following areas: - Sports clubs and societies, offering the opportunity to participate and compete, both regionally and nationally - Academic societies that cover a wide range of subjects, offering co-curricular activities and networking - Liberation groups, promoting equality and diversity on campus and beyond - Performance groups spanning a variety of dance, music and drama genres, offering practical and exciting opportunities for anyone who likes the limelight - Politics, campaigning and activism societies, allowing you to make your voice heard and make a difference locally, nationally and globally - Hobbies and interest groups, spanning a variety of well-known fandoms to games and activities, allowing you the chance to pick up new skills and meet like-minded people - Faith and culture societies, giving you the opportunity to explore your faith and the diverse and rich cultures of students at Edge Hill University For a list of current student-led groups, please visit edgehillsu.org,uk.
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Making you more Employable Employability is built into everything we do. Many of our programmes lead to a professional qualification, accreditation or endorsement. We have partnerships with organisations in sectors including business, education, health, social care, sport, media and the creative industries, all of which create valuable experiences for students such as work placements, visiting industry speakers and real-world projects. Students also undertake projects for local and national companies, working on live briefs and delivering solutions to real problems. Many staff have professional experience in their field.
Part-time Jobs Earn extra cash and gain essential transferable skills alongside your studies. Our Careers team is here to help you find part-time work, either on-campus or in the local area.
Volunteering Volunteering helps you develop skills, enhance your resume and make friends. Our Volunteering Advisors will help you every step of the way, enabling you to prepare for your future career. The opportunities you are able to access may depend on the type of Visa you hold. Facebook.com/EHUCareers
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The International Office will be your first point of contact for support whilst living and studying at Edge Hill University. EHU’s Student Services, your academic department and the University Library are also here to support you. Our Student Services Help Desk will supply you with as much information as you need to help your student life run smoothly. Along with your Personal Tutor, Student Services will assist with any queries and concerns and can tell you where to get further help and advice on issues such as: -
Accommodation Finance Health and wellbeing Counselling Multi-faith chaplaincy Services for students with specific learning difficulties - Care leavers
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Global friends Do you want to meet current Edge Hill University students? Make new friends? Help your integration into UK university life? Get essential information about Edge Hill and the local area before you arrive? If you answered yes to the questions above then you should apply for the Global Friends scheme! Incoming international students are put in contact with a current student who will answer any questions you have before you arrive in the UK. Once you arrive, your partner will meet up with you on a regular basis helping you to integrate and meet new UK students. This scheme has been highly successful for previous semesters and applications are accepted on a first come first served basis. If you would like to apply please see our website for details. ehu.ac.uk/international
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Orientation Week, Trips and Events To help you settle in and integrate with ease the International Office organises an International Orientation Week before your studies start. This includes activities such as: - A welcome event to meet other students and staff - A guided tour of the Campus and the local town of Ormskirk - A guided tour of the famous sights and areas of Liverpool - A free coach trip to an area of interest in the UK - Global Friends’ introduction and meal - Welcome to the UK presentation – A Guide to UK University Life - Careers centre presentation about finding a part time job or volunteering
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The International Office also provides a free trip or event for international students each month whilst you are studying here.
Fees and Funding Choosing to study in a foreign country is a big decision. One of the biggest factors is financing the move – how much it will cost, how much you will need and what you will need to spend it on. Our International Tuition Fees for the academic year 2020/21 are as follows: ACADEMIC LEVEL
TOTAL TUITION FEE 2020/21
6 week English Pre-Sessional Course
£326 per week
International Foundation Programme
£12,250 full programme
Undergraduate Programmes (BA, BSc, LLB, Integrated Master)
£12,250 per year
Postgraduate Programmes (MBA/MA/MSc/MRES/PGCE)
£13,250 full programme
PhD/MPhil
£13,750 per year
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Paying Fees and Getting a CAS A deposit of 50% of your tuition fee is required to secure your offer. If you require a visa you can apply for a CAS after this deposit payment. The deposit is fully refundable if your visa is refused. Remaining tuition fees must be paid no later than three months after registration.
Edge Hill University has a range of scholarships on offer to international students. All full fee-paying international students applying for a course lasting at least one academic year will be considered for a scholarship. By applying for a course, an application for a scholarship will automatically be made, with one of the following scholarships awarded once criteria are met. SCHOLARSHIP NAME
AMOUNT AWARDED
International Foundation onto Undergraduate Degree Special Financial Package
Up to £5,175 (£1,200 for International Foundation Programme plus £3,975 for Undergraduate)
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TUITION FEES WITH SCHOLARSHIP APPLIED International Foundation: from £11,050 First year Undergraduate: from £8,275
Undergraduate Development Scholarship
Up to £1,200
From £11,050
Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship
Up to £3,800
from £9,450
Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship (returning EHU students)
Up to £3,800 plus 20%* off your tuition fees
from £7,560
PhD Scholarship
Up to £3,800
*to be deducted after the £3,800 scholarship has been applied
Up to £3,800 plus 20%* off PhD Scholarship (returning EHU students) your tuition fees
from £9,950
from £7,960
*to be deducted after the £3,800 scholarship has been applied
Country Scholarship
Contact the International Office for more information
International Achievement Scholarship (Current students only)
Up to £2,000
Up to £10,000
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You can only hold one scholarship at any one time and all scholarship awards are made at the discretion of Edge Hill University. Successful students will be notified of the award in their offer letter.
At Edge Hill, living costs tend to be more affordable than many other places in the UK. The amount you spend on accommodation, food and social expenses will depend on your personal choice and circumstances. However the table below aims to show the estimated costs you can expect whilst living and studying here. Item
Estimated weekly cost
On campus accommodation including utility bills
From £79
Food and toiletries
£50
Books, stationery, printing
£5
Mobile phone
£10
TV licence
£3
Laundry
£5
Pint of milk
£0.50
Loaf of bread
£1
Cinema ticket
£5
Round-trip train to Liverpool
£7.10
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International Alumni What do our past international students have to say?
Amy Mok
Peter Ankomah
Hong Kong BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
Ghana PhD Computing
“Catalyst (the library) is the place I love the most on campus. It is very spacious for group and individual work. Exploring the Catalyst building has been so much fun. I found many spots which are cozy for studying with fascinating views to the outdoor environment.”
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Walking around the campus has been the most relaxing delight ever.
“My experience has been amazing and intellectually stimulating - this has been my best school and campus so far. My department has the only 4K CAVE in the UK, so that means I am at the best university to do my research related to virtual reality.”
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My department has been immensely supportive.
Lisa Stambuli Sanctuary Award recipient BSc (Hons) Computing (Networking, Security & Forensics)
“I have received tremendous support from the International Office. I believe that they have helped in maximising my experience at the university through events that have allowed me to network with other students and build friendships.”
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Receiving the sanctuary awards has allowed me to accomplish a vital step towards my future.
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“The teachers and the quality of teaching here is amazing. We had the chance to go up to Scotland and study there. It was one of the greatest things I have done.”
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I choose Edge Hill because of the amazing looking campus.
Yang Ding China BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Leisure and Tourism
“Studying at Edge Hill is a really fantastic thing! The most pleasurable thing about studying my subject at Edge Hill University is that all the staff here are really professional and helpful.”
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Be open-minded and enjoy the experience!
Caleb Patton USA Study Abroad
“I chose Edge Hill Univeristy as it offered an amazing opportunity to expand my knowledge of creative writing. It's also renowned for its faculty and visiting writers/guest speakers that the students are able to interact with on a personal level.”
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Staff from the International Office are welcoming, friendly, and always there if you're in need.
For those students whose native language is not English, you will need to provide evidence of a Secure English Language Test (SELT). If your current level of English is lower than our minimum requirement, you may still be offered a place on the course you have applied for with full attendance on our Pre-Sessional English Course.
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English Language Requirements
Our IELTS requirements are as follows: International Foundation Programme
5.0 with no element below 4.0
Undergraduate Programme
6.0 with no element below 5.5
Postgraduate Taught Programmes
6.5 with no element below 6.0
Postgraduate Research Programmes
7.0 with no element below 6.5
Please note that these are minimum requirements only and specific courses may require a higher score.
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We also accept other tests such as Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE), Pearson Test of Academic English (PTE), Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) and Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) and Internet- based TOEFL (iBT). Please refer to our website for more information.
English Language Courses International Foundation Programme 1 academic year, full time The International Foundation Programme (IFP) has been specifically developed for International Students who would like to study for an undergraduate degree, but don’t have the relevant qualifications or English language ability, or are returning to study after a break. If you would like to improve your English Language skills and academic ability, or have recently finished your studies in high school (equivalent to British AS-level, or Year 12), then this course will give you the knowledge, skills and confidence to start a degree course.
If the International Foundation Programme is completed successfully, your English Language ability will be at least IELTS 6.0, enabling you to progress to degree study in a wide range of areas, including a guaranteed place on an Edge Hill degree programme.
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Pre-Sessional English Language 6 weeks, full-time
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You will find further information about these programmes, including entry requirements and how to apply, at edgehill.ac.uk/efl.
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The Language Centre at Edge Hill University offers a 6 week Pre-sessional Academic English course. This is an ideal programme of study if you need to improve your academic skills, focus on your target discipline and raise your overall English Language level before you join your main course.
With over 150 degree routes available for study there are opportunities in a variety of subject areas.
Many of our degrees offer professional accreditation or exemptions towards professional awards. The following pages show a full list of our degrees available for International students and the grades expected for entry. These entry requirements are indicative only and do not include all subject specific requirements. Edge Hill University accept a wide range of qualifications from around the world. For entry requirements specific to your country and qualification please visit our website ehu.ac.uk/ientryreqs Comprehensive information about the tariff points from qualifications is available on the UCAS website www.ucas.com A-LEVEL
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA
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56
IB Points
Extended Diploma
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48
32
128
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168
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40
30
120
D*D*D
160
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32
28
112
D*DD
152
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24
26
104
DDD
144
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16
DDM
128
DMM
112
MMM
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Tariff Points
MMP
80
A
20
MPP
64
B
16
PPP
48
C
12
D
10
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6
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Accountancy Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BSc (Hons) Accountancy
N410
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Accounting and Finance
RN12
112
A Level Grade
BBC
Advertising and Marketing Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Marketing
RN15
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Marketing
M368
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Marketing with Advertising
N5N6
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Marketing with Digital Communications
N590
112-120 BBC-BBB
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Animation
W615
112-120 BBC-BBB
Animation A Level Grade
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Biosciences Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Biology
C100
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science
B910
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Biotechnology
B217
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Ecology and Conservation
C180
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Food Science
DD61
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Genetics
SRIV
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Plant Science
CC22
112-120 BBC-BBB
Business and Management Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Business and Economics
VT89
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management
N215
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Accounting and Finance
RN12
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Human Resource Management
RN13
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Leisure and Tourism
RN14
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Logistics and Supply Chain Management
N1J9
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business and Management with Marketing
RN15
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Business Innovation and Enterprise
B4KZ
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) International Business
GOW3
112
BBC
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Children and Young People Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BSc (Hons) Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing
BB76
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Child Health and Wellbeing
L5L1
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies
L590
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth Studies and Criminology
XM32
BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth Studies and Sociology
LX33
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Children and Young People’s Learning and Development
XL25
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies
L520
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies and Sociology
LL53
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Teaching, Learning and Child Development
8G77
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Working and Teaching in the Early Years
XX32
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Working with Children 5-11
XX33
104-112 BCC-BBC
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A Level Grade
BBC
Computing, IT and Web Development Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
MComp Business Information Systems
I1S7
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Computer Engineering
G600
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Computer Science
CS12
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Computer Science and Mathematics
CM17
112-120 BBC-BBB
MComp Computer Security and Networks
8B35
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Computing
G401
112
BBC
MComp Computing
2W11
120
BBB
57 BSc (Hons) Computing (Games Programming)
I610
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Computing (Networking, Security and Forensics)
I290
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Data Science
GI11
BSc (Hons) Information Technology Management for Business
GN52
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
GH76
120
BBB
MComp Software Application Development
8F77
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering
II33
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Systems Automation
I101
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Web Design and Development
W4D7
112
BBC
MComp Web Design and Development
W5D7
112-120 BBC-BBB
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy
BC98
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Critical Approaches to Counselling and Psychotherapy
B9C8
104-112 BCC-BBC
112-120 BBC-BBB
Counselling and Psychotherapy A Level Grade
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Creative Writing Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Creative Writing
W800
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Drama
WW94
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and English Literature
QW38
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and English Literature
WW69
112-120 BBC-BBB
Criminology and Offending Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth Studies and Criminology
XM32
112
BBC
BA (Hons) Criminology
M900
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Criminology and Law
C5L6
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology
C5P3
120
BBB
BA (Hons) Criminology and Sociology
ML93
112
BBC
BA (Hons) Politics and Criminology
ML90
BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology
P3C5
BSc (Hons) Psychosocial Analysis of Offending Behaviour
C816
112-120 BBC-BBB 120
BBB
104-112 BCC-BBC
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Education Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Education
XX10
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Education and English
QX13
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Education and History
X1V1
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Education and Religion
Vx36
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Education and Sociology
XL33
104-112 BCC-BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) English
Q301
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English and Film Studies
WQ63
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English Language
Q140
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English Language with Creative Writing
Q1W8
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English Literature
Q200
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English Literature with Creative Writing
Q2W9
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and English Literature
QW38
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Drama and English Literature
QWH4
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English Literature and History
QV3D
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Education and English
QX13
104-112 BCC-BBC
English A Level Grade
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Film and Television Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Film and Television Production
W600
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Film Studies
P303
112-120 BBC-BBB
WW69
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Drama and Film Studies
2D14
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) English and Film Studies
WQ63
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Film Studies with Film Production
P3W6
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Media, Film and Television
P307
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Television Production Management
P311
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Film Studies
A Level Grade
Geography and Geology Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Geography
L701
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Geography
F801
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Geology with Physical Geography
8T16
112-120 BBC-BBB
BSc (Hons) Physical Geography and Geology
FF68
112-120 BBC-BBB
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Health and Social Care Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing
BB76
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Child Health and Wellbeing
L5L1
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy
BC98
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Critical Approaches to Counselling and Psychotherapy
B9C8
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Global Public Health
BB91
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care Leadership and Management
L513
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Health and Social Wellbeing
L511
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Health
B400
104-112 BCC-BBC
BSc (Hons) Psychosocial Analysis of Offending Behaviour
C816
104-112 BCC-BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) History
V101
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) History and Politics
VL12
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Education and History
X1V1
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) English Literature and History
QV3D
112-120 BBC-BBB
History A Level Grade
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Law Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Criminology and Law
C5L6
112-120 BBC-BBB
LLB (Hons) Law
M100
112-120 BBC-BBB
LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
M1M9
112-120 BBC-BBB
LLB (Hons) Law with Politics
8D36
112-120 BBC-BBB
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Media, Film and Television
P307
112-120 BBC-BBB
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Music Production
M235
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Musical Theatre
T279
112
BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Health
B400
104-112 BCC-BBC
Media A Level Grade
Music A Level Grade
Nutrition
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Performing Arts Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Dance
W500
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Dance and Drama
WW54
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Drama
W402
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Creative Writing and Drama
WW94
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Drama and English Literature
QWH4
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Drama and Film Studies
2D14
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Musical Theatre
T279
112
BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Policing
P346
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Professional Policing
PP46
112-120 BBC-BBB
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) History and Politics
VL12
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Politics and Criminology
ML90
112-120 BBC-BBB
BA (Hons) Politics and Sociology
LL32
112-120 BBC-BBB
Policing
Politics A Level Grade
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Psychology Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BSc (Hons) Educational Psychology
C812
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Psychology
C800
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology
P3C5
120
BBB
BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology
C5P3
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology
C813
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Psychosocial Analysis of Offending Behaviour
C816
104-112 BCC-BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Education and Religion
VX36
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Religion
V600
104-112 BCC-BBC
Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Social Work
L500
120
BBB
Religion A Level Grade
Social Work
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Sociology Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
BA (Hons) Sociology
L300
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Childhood & Youth Studies and Sociology
LX33
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Criminology and Sociology
ML93
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies and Sociology
LL53
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Education and Sociology
XL33
104-112 BCC-BBC
BA (Hons) Politics and Sociology
LL32
112-120 BBC-BBB
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A Level Grade
BBC
Sport and Physical Activity Course Title
UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Physical Education and School Sport
X390
112
BBC
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science
C602
112
BBC
MSci Sport and Exercise Science
C612
120
BBB
BA (Hons) Sports Coaching and Development
S5C8
112
BBC
BA (Hons) Sports Development and Management
C6N6
112
BBC
BA (Hons) Sports Management and Coaching
S4M7
BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy
CB63
112
BBC
MSci Sports Therapy
CB64
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology
C814
112
BBC
112-120 BBC-BBB
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Teacher Training UCAS Code
Tariff Points
A Level Grade
BA (Hons) Early Years Education with QTS
X310
120
BBB
BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS
0P59
120
BBB
BSc (Hons) Secondary Mathematics Education with QTS
X1GC
112
BBC
BA (Hons) Secondary Religious Education with QTS
XV62
112
BBC
Course Title Early Years and Primary Education
Secondary Education
QTS = Qualified Teacher Status
A diverse and distinct range of taught Masters and Research programmes are delivered for professional development, career change and meeting long term goals.
The following pages show a full list of our Masters degrees available for International students and the grades expected for entry. These entry requirements are indicative only and do not include all subject specific requirements. Our programmes are constantly reviewed and subject to change, please visit our website for the most up to date list of programmes: ehu.ac.uk/postgraduate For country specific entry requirements please visit our website ehu.ac.uk/ientryreqs
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Advertising and Marketing UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MA Marketing Communications and Branding
P039360
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Marketing)
P048779
2:2
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P035881
2:2
Course Title
Biosciences Course Title MSc Conservation Management
Business and Management UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
PGCert Employment, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Development
P060617
2:1
MBA Business Administration
P039351
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Finance)
P049010
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Human Resource Management)
P048778
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Information Technology)
P051837
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Marketing)
P048779
2:2
MSc Psychology in Business
P060953
2:2
Course Title
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Children and Young People UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P060408
2:2
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MSc Advanced Computer Networking
P060523
2:2
MSc Big Data Analytics
P060386
2:2
PGCert Big Data Analytics
P060589
2:2
MSc Computing
P048939
2:2
MSc Cyber Security
P052286
2:2
MSc Games Programming and Visual Computing
P060524
2:2
MSc Information Security and IT Management
P044007
2:2
MBA Business Administration (Information Technology)
P051837
2:2
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P060929
2:1
Course Title MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing
Computing, IT and Web Development Course Title
Counselling and Psychotherapy Course Title MSc Psychotherapy and Counselling Contemporary Creative Approaches
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Creative Writing UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P041338
2:2
Course Title
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MA English
P041450
2:2
MA Popular Culture
P047910
2:2
Course Title MA Creative Writing
English
Health and Social Care UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MSc Applied Management of Offending Behavior
P061117
2:1
MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Wellbeing
P060408
2:2
MSc Psychotherapy and Counselling Contemporary Creative Approaches
P060929
2:1
MSc Public Health Nutrition
P052184
2:1
MMed Medicine
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History UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MA History and Culture
P041449
2:2
MA Popular Culture
P047910
2:2
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P052224
2:2
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P052184
2:1
Course Title
Media Course Title MA Film and Media
Nutrition Course Title MSc Public Health Nutrition
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Psychology UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MSc Psychology (Conversion)
P041349
2:2
MSc Psychology in Business
P060953
2:1
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MRes Masters by Research
P060495
2:1
PhD Doctor of Philosophy
P060498
2:1
Professional Doctorate Emergency Services Management
P060500
2:2 & Masters
Course Title
Research Course Title
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Social Work Course Title MA Social Work
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P052350
2:1
Sport and Physical Activity UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
P052348
2:1
Course Title
UCAS Code
Degree Clasification
MA TESOL
P052226
2:2
PGCE, various subject areas avaliable
Please Enquire
Course Title MSc Sport, Physical Activity and Mental Health
Teacher Training
Edge Hill is home to a thriving, dynamic research culture and offers a wide range of full-time and part-time research degrees.
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The University performed strongly in the national Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014, with all subject areas featuring ‘internationally excellent’ or ‘world-leading’ research and research funding subsequently increasing. Staff in all subject areas across the University are engaged in research and there are a number of research institutes which bring together staff from different departments, alongside visiting professors and professionals from external organisations. This range of expertise ensures that research degrees can be pursued in the majority of subjects offered by Edge Hill University. Edge Hill University offers 2 routes to a research degree for international students: Masters by Research (MRes) – full-time 1 year; part-time 1.5 years Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – full-time 3 - 4 years; part-time 4.5 - 6 years. Part-time PhD applications must be approved by the PVC Research prior to interview. Your time will be primarily spent conducting research. You will acquire the knowledge and skills to help you design and conduct your research project, evaluate the research, and disseminate your results. In doing so, you will develop a range of transferable skills which can help you with further research within or outside academia, including critical thinking, project management, time management and presentation.
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How Should I Apply? You can apply direct by downloading the application form from our website; ehu.ac.uk/applynow You will need to include the following: - University transcripts and/or school transcripts and certificates - One academic reference (or in exceptional circumstances a work reference) - English Language certificate (where required) - Copy of a valid passport photo page - Personal statement - If you are applying for one of our MRes or PhD programmes you will also need to attach a full research proposal Return application and documents to: international@edgehill.ac.uk or
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Most international students coming to study at Edge Hill University will need to apply for a Tier 4 student visa. A Tier 4 visa allows international students to study at the educational institution stated on their visa, for the duration of their course with limited working hours.
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Working in the UK Many international students will be able to work part-time whilst studying at Edge Hill. However, even for those that are allowed to work, there are restrictions on the type and the number of hours you can work which will be stated on your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP).
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Our friendly International Office will help support you throughout your application and arrival. Please visit our dedicated webpages for more information. edgehill.ac.uk/international
General enquiries Tel: +44 (0)1695 657122 Email: international@edgehill.ac.uk
Visit us We understand that as an international student it may be difficult for you to visit our campus, but if possible we encourage students to visit our beautiful campus and see our amazing facilities. If you would like to arrange a visit please contact international@edgehill.ac.uk
Visits to your region Staff from Edge Hill University regularly travel overseas to meet students interested in studying with us. To find our schedule of overseas visits, please visit: ehu.ac.uk/international
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