University of Sunderland London Prospectus 2018-19 by Francis Chiang

LIFE-CHANGING LEARNING IN

LONDON

PROSPECTUS 2018-19

The UnIversIty of Sunderland

In London...

Located in the heart of London Overlooking Canary Wharf, Europeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most important financial centre

Degree programmes that aim to give you a head start in the workplace with opportunities and support including a range of placements and internships

Competitive tuition fees International Student Barometer 2015 (ISB)

Ranked best in London for satisfaction with assessment in Business, Management & Marketing and Hospitality, Events & Tourism Guardian University Guide 2018

London - a top 3 study destination in the world QS Best Student Cities 2017

Top 5 overall in UK for Nursing Guardian University Guide 2018

Flexible start dates â&#x20AC;&#x201C; four times a year August, October, January and April

Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Based on the evidence available, the TEF Panel judged that the University of Sunderland delivers high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for its students. It consistently exceeds rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education. www.sunderland.ac.uk/tefsilver

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London life

Location, facilities and support

A century of learning

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Affordable fees

CONTENTS Get a globally recognised degree

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Entry requirements

A century of learning â&#x20AC;&#x201C; our history

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How to apply

Location, facilities and support

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Applying for a visa

The Careers and Employability Service

9-11

Our graduates

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London life

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Terms and conditions

Accommodation

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Our campus in Sunderland

Affordable fees and travel

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London Underground map

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Our courses

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Business, Management and Finance (including MBAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s)

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Tourism

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Nursing and Health

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Develop your English

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Get a Globally recognIsed degree The University of Sunderland offers you a unique chance to study for highly regarded qualifications in the heart of London’s vibrant business and financial district, neighbouring corporate giants such as Barclays, HSBC, KPMG and Credit Suisse in Canary Wharf. We pride ourselves on bringing many years of experience in delivering high class education in the North East of England to the heart of London, ensuring that our Sunderland success thrives in the UK’s capital. We hope this location will inspire our students to go on to great things. Our world-recognised programmes and global reputation is reflected in the fact that we have welcomed students from over 100 different countries across the globe including the UK and Europe.

We appreciate higher education is an investment in your future and we are very competitive when it comes to tuition fees. Students will find quality courses on offer that are more affordable than many other London Universities.

Our flexible approach to studying means that we also have four intakes during the year – in August, October, January and April.

This means that not only will you receive a first-class education and a globally recognised qualification, but you will also get the chance to make those crucial first networking connections with fellow students and graduates to establish links across the world. We are building strong working links with many of the corporate giants nearby, which is already having real impact on our students.

As many of our students come from across the world, we also offer English for Academic Purposes courses for students looking to improve their English skills prior to starting their course.

Our graduates leave us with a top class qualification, as well as valuable employment skills that global companies demand in the 21st Century.

Take a look at what the friendly university can offer you.

At the University of Sunderland in London you can enjoy a life-changing and transformative experience as part of this well established academic community.

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A qualIty educatIon The University of Sunderland is rated 39th out of 127 Higher Education institutions in the UK for teaching quality. Sunday Times Good University Guide 2016

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A century of learnIng The University of Sunderland has a rich heritage that spans more than 100 years. We have a strong worldwide reputation for delivering high quality education that leads to globally-recognised qualifications. Not only do we understand different cultures and different needs, we are also very aware of the importance placed on a university education.

with organisations like the London Stock Exchange Group. This ensures the programmes we deliver are industry-focussed and graduates leave with both the academic qualifications and life skills that employers are looking for. We also enjoy a strong international reputation for the quality of our world-leading research. All of the research we carry out is fed back into the academic process, which means our students are receiving the latest and most relevant information from academics who are leading experts in their subject areas. The University has been ranked as one of the country’s top five providers of transnational education – the delivery of our programmes with partners abroad.

Over £130 million has been invested in our global campuses – in addition to the UK locations in Sunderland and London, 2016 saw the opening of the Hong Kong campus in the heart of the vibrant business and financial district. The University works with some of the world’s largest organisations and we have built up strong corporate partnerships with global businesses such as London Marriott Hotel West India Quay, and students also gain experience

We work with 28 partners across the world in countries including Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Trinidad and Tobago, Kenya and Vietnam. As a result, the University has been recognised at the highest level – particularly by Government and the British Council – for its innovative international activity. Whatever degree you choose, you can be sure that you will be leaving us ready to compete with the best.

OUR HISTORY Sunderland has been an important centre for education since 674AD, when Benedict Biscop founded St Peter’s Church and monastery, which was home to the Venerable Bede and England’s largest scriptorium. Here we take a look back at some of the key developments of the 20th and 21st Century which have helped create the modern University of Sunderland. Special courses for HM armed forces and the Ministry of Labour introduced during the Second World War.

Sunderland Technical College opened, built at a cost of £27,800. The Principal, Mr Branford, was also responsible for the School of Art, run from the Town Hall.

Departments of Naval Architecture and Pharmacy established.

The College of Arts and Crafts moved to new accommodation in Ashburne House.

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1934

1942

Sunderland Technical College became Sunderland Polytechnic.

Sunderland Polytechnic established the UK’s first degree course in Glass Design.

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1973

1992

Sunderland Teacher Training College opened.

Sunderland Teacher Training College became ‘women only’ and remained that way until 1959.

Priestman Building opened, home to the departments of Mathematics and Mining.

A new complex of buildings on Chester Road was opened by HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Sunderland created the UK’s first parttime Bachelor of Education programme.

University of Sunderland established after receiving university status.

Priestman Library at the Sunderland Technical College – now part of the Sunderland University Priestman Building was named after philanthropist Sir John Priestman.

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Sir Tom Cowie Campus opened at St Peter’s, with the School of Business, Law and Psychology situated on campus. Two years later The David Goldman Informatics Centre opened.

1994

National Glass Centre reopens after a £2.2m refurbishment.

In 2004 the £9m Media Centre was opened by Baroness Estelle Morris.

The £12m CitySpace sports facility opens in preparation for the London 2012 Olympics.

2004

2009

1998 Oscar-winning film producer Lord Puttnam of Queensgate CBE became the University’s first Chancellor in 1998.

The North East’s first Fab Lab opens on City Campus.

Hope Street Xchange opens, the University’s new centre for enterprise and innovation.

Shirley Atkinson appointed Vice-Chancellor.

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2015

2017

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2016

Olympic athlete Steve Cram MBE named as new Chancellor.

Priestman Building is reopened following a £6m refurbishment as a centre for Fine Arts and Culture.

Work begins on the new £9m Enterprise and Innovation Hub

Launch of the Sunderland School of Nursing and the Living Lab, marking completion of Sciences Complex Phase II development.

The University announces the establishment of a new site in the capital, the University of Sunderland in London.

The University opens a new campus in Central, Hong Kong.

LocatIon, facIlItIes and support

The University of Sunderland has a worldwide reputation for the high quality of education it delivers and offers students the chance to be part of that prestigious heritage. Significant investment has been made in our London site to provide the best possible teaching, up-todate facilities, and cutting edge technology for a life-changing student experience. The University of Sunderland in London building is located within the heart of the capital’s vibrant financial district, creating a strong sense of community among staff and students with all services within reach. The great setting gives our London site its own identity with accessible classrooms, lecture theatres and library. We provide an inspiring environment for students to learn, alongside business giants such as Barclays, HSBC, KPMG and Credit Suisse. Meanwhile, fantastic transport links right next to our building make the entire capital accessible. The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is just a two-minute walk away and you can

be in beautiful, historic Greenwich within five minutes. Back on campus, you can access some of the best student support available.

The Gateway The Gateway is your resource for student services and information. Our students can tap into this resource to get financial and welfare advice for visa issues, accommodation and student support. Help and advice are available on a dropin or appointment basis or if you prefer you can telephone or email the advisers.

The Health and Wellbeing Service The Health and Wellbeing Service supports students during their time of study. We provide advice and support on registering with a doctor, sexual health, emotional health, stopping smoking and much more. The Service is run by a registered nurse. You can discuss any area of health in a confidential and safe setting, and we also partner with an organisation called ‘night line’ to offer an out of hour’s service during term-time, to ensure you stay safe and healthy during your time with us.

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The Library The Library is here to support you throughout your studies. It is an invaluable resource, with knowledgeable members of staff on hand to help you: •

Navigate your reading lists to prepare you for attending your lectures;

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Find books and e-books for wider reading around your subject area;

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Find research material and using subject-specific databases for your assignments, projects, and dissertations.

Print and electronic resources are essential for your studies and research. The University of Sunderland London Library contains over nine thousand print books and provides access to approximately twelve thousand electronic books, subject specific databases and thousands of electronic journals. In addition to specific textbooks, our collection includes essential titles on academic and research skills. We know the importance of a quiet study space; the Library offers an individual study area to help you focus on your learning in a pleasant environment without disruption. Facilities outside the Library include flexible group study areas with or without computers as well as presentation areas. The Library team deliver tailored training sessions on how to access and make the most of our resources. The sessions cover but are not limited to:

Student Administration Team We provide extensive academic support for students for a wide range of issues. Working closely with other departments at the University we are here to make sure that you have a smooth student journey and to offer a great experience for all our students. We can advise on a range of issues including: •

Academic calendars

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Timetables

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Accessing and using resources

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Assessments

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Carrying out research

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Academic regulations

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Assignment and dissertation support

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Reference requests

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Referencing and bibliographies

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Transcripts and certificates

Facilities on-site include a suite of computers, free WiFi, printing, scanning and photocopying and a self-service circulation machine.

Further Information Check our website: www.londonlibrary.sunderland.ac.uk for more details on the services we offer to support you throughout your academic journey.

The Student Records team assist with enrolment, the first step in becoming a new student with the University. As well as providing support for returning students with enrolment and providing advice on the payment of tuition fees. Additionally, the team maintains student records to ensure that the correct documents for UKVI are held.

IT Support Our on-site IT Service team provide professional, friendly customer support throughout your studies. This includes providing solutions to your IT queries as well as guidance on the use of the technologies used during your programme.

The Careers and EmployabIlIty ServIce Finding a position in today’s competitive graduate employment market requires more than just a degree; employers want to see evidence of employability skills, work experience, self-awareness and the right attitude.

Careers workshops

Our approach is to provide opportunities for you to gain the employability skills you need. We want you to discover your strengths for a fulfilling and rewarding career, as well as learning the practical components of job searching such as writing a CV. For further information go to: careers-london.sunderland.ac.uk

• Leadership skills

Careers advice

We offer language support for non-native English speakers at some workshops.

Regular workshops delivered by in-house and external visiting professionals, which include:

• Team working

• Professional communication

• Delivering an elevator pitch

• Using social media and networking

• Presentations skills

• Work values and personal strengths

• Mock job interviews

We can help you prepare for your career with the following: • One-to-one careers advice and guidance

Industry insights

• Support with internships and job search

We have a range of careers-based talks and workshops delivered by industry professionals. Past talks have included:

• Help with CVs, covering letter and job applications

• Ernst and Young: Successful Attitudes

• Psychometric and ability testing

• ACCA: Careers in Finance

• Job interview practice

• Aspire: Women in Business

• Careers information and resources

• The Goring: The Five Star Hotel Industry • Leagile: Supply Chain Management Start-up • The Hilton: Working in HR • Team London: Developing Skills Through Volunteering • Teach Bangladesh: Teacher Training

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ENTERPRISE The BEC: Business Enterprise Certificate This is a free 12 week programme for students who are interested in learning about enterprise and entrepreneurship. It would be of particular interest to those planning to start their own business back in the UK or in their home country, with the support of the Tier 1 Entrepreneur’s Visa. The programme is an opportunity to learn from business leaders and involves some of the topics below: • Icebreaker and commercial • Research Introduction • Writing a Business Plan 2 • Entrepreneurship and • Review Session Leadership Styles • Business Development • Corporate Functions and Sales • Writing a Business Plan 1 • Pitch week 1 • Strategy and Objective Setting

• Pitch week 2

• Budgeting and Financials

Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur Visa Process The University of Sunderland is one of the UK Higher Education Institutions authorised to endorse a number of Tier 1 UK Graduate Entrepreneur Visas per year. To submit an application you will need to contact the University’s Enterprise Place well in advance of your Student Visa expiry date if you intend to apply. The following criteria must be demonstrated: •

Genuine, credible and sustainable business idea

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Completed application form

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Business plan complete with cash flow forecast

For more information about Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur Visa eligibility, please consult the official guidance via the below link: www.gov.uk/tier-1-graduate-entrepreneurvisa/overview

DID YOU KNOW ? 94.2% of UK undergraduates and 95.8% of UK postgraduates are in employment or in further education within 6 months of graduating. (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey 2016)

UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND IN LONDON

INTERNSHIPS At the end of their course, some students will have the opportunity to do a 12 week internship within one of our busy departments at the University, such as Business Development, Academic Support, IT, Marketing and Admissions or HR, developing vital employability, office and IT skills. Leteechia Rungasamy has made an impact during her internship in Marketing and Recruitment at the University of Sunderland in London (UoSL). “After completing my undergraduate course, I applied for the University’s internship programme offered to all students. I was selected as the marketing intern and worked with the Head of Services for Students and Marketing. “During my 3 month internship, I was given the responsibility to handle the social media platforms of the institution. I managed to increase the amount of engagement on the social platforms among existing and prospective students. Following my internship, I decided to enrol for the MSc tourism programme and was offered the job as part time Marketing assistant at the University. This has motivated me to learn more about Marketing and develop my skills. “I believe my qualification and experience as a marketing intern will open doors for me. I can now fit in both Marketing and Tourism & Hospitality sector. However, I aspire to become

an entrepreneur. This journey has shaped business ideas in my head such as having my own Travel Marketing and PR Agency which promotes destinations. “There is a strong support system over here. It has been a memorable and satisfying journey for me. I am still going strong and I am working towards another ‘First Class Honours’ for my MSc. If I can, you can do it too!”

Leteechia Rungasamy Marketing and Recruitment Intern, University of Sunderland in London MSc Tourism and Hospitality

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LondoN LIFE

LONDON. ONE OF THE WORLDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; S GREATEST CITIES Steeped in history, London is a cosmopolitan city, full of global attractions and filled with opportunities that make every day a journey of discovery. It is also a great place to learn and do business, which is why this vibrant city is a global centre of finance. Students coming to London not only get a top quality UK education, but they also build up business and personal links from around the world which they carry with them throughout their career. London is an experience you will never forget.

LIVING IN LONDON

WEST END THEATRE Londonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s theatre scene attracts some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best acting talent so take your pick from long-running musicals, plays or ground-breaking new works making their debut. You might even see the odd famous face on stage!

LIFESTYLE When you have time to relax, there is no better place to be than in the heart of London, with vast numbers of restaurants, shops, theatres, cinemas and museums all within easy reach of the campus. The majority of museums and galleries in the city are also free to visit, from the world renowned British Museum and Tate Modern art gallery to the National Portrait Gallery and The Bank of England Museum.

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The spectacular Hyde Park, Regents Park and St James Park are all in the centre of London and within short travelling distance you’ll find the majestic Royal Richmond Park, Bushy Park and Hampstead Heath. Meanwhile five minutes away from our London site is the Royal Greenwich Park which is part of The Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site, host to the Prime Meridian Line, the old Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum.

OPEN SPACES Although London is a busy and vibrant place to live, it is still home to many beautiful and green open spaces. Whether it’s taking a refreshing winter walk, enjoying the summer sunshine or exploring London’s parks, the city’s green spaces are a perfect place to relax. You will also find London’s parks home to amazing open-air theatre events, concerts and sporting events – many of which are free.

Wembley Stadium

SPORT

SHOPPING

London is a world centre for sport. The hugely successful 2012 Olympics put a global spotlight on the city that already boasts legendary sporting venues which host football at Wembley Stadium, Tennis at Wimbledon, Rugby at Twickenham and Cricket at Lord’s. London is also the home of the Football Association and to several of the world’s biggest Premiership clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur.

London has some of best shopping districts and malls in Europe. From luxury goods at Harrods to quirky finds in Covent Garden, there is something for everyone. So if shopping appeals to you take your pick from Oxford Street, Regent Street, Mayfair, Carnaby Street, Covent Garden, King’s Road, Knightsbridge, Savile Row and Notting Hill. Oxford Street is just a short journey from our building.

There are also many other football clubs and grounds to visit and a wide range of sporting activities to enjoy as both a spectator and a participant. The London Stadium, home of football team West Ham United will host the IAAF World Athletics Championship in 2017.

URBAN ACTIVE The University works alongside Sport England and the National Lottery to provide a fun and engaging sports and activities called programme URBAN ACTIVE. This programme helps students to get involved in free and subsidised sport and fitness activities, both at the university and facilities around London.

SOCIETIES Alongside the sporting activities on offer, the University gives students the opportunity to create and join societies. These societies can be cultural, religious, academic, or social and give students exclusive access to trips, events and personal development opportunities which are not accessible to other students.

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St. Paul’s Cathedral

SIGHTSEEING You could spend all your spare time sightseeing in London and still only scratch the surface. Take your pick from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, Tower of London, the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew and Madame Tussauds. That still leaves hundreds of historic houses, river boat trips and city walks to enjoy. Pick up a guide book when you settle in to campus life and enjoy visiting the tourist treasures of London at your own pace.

WORKING IN LONDON London is the ideal City to find flexible part-time work, there are many opportunities to be found. The retail and leisure sectors are particularly attractive to our students.

TOP 10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY IN LONDON 1 Top three student city in the world (QS Best Student Cities 2017) 2 London offers outstanding support and facilities for students 3 Endless opportunities to have fun 4 Cultural offering - museums, galleries, history and much, much more

BUCKINGHAM PALACE For a display of British pomp and ceremony, watch the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Buckingham Palace. Buckingham Palace serves as both the office and London residence of Her Majesty The Queen and is one of the few working royal palaces remaining in the world today. During the summer, visitors can even tour the 19 State Rooms, which form the heart of the Palace.

5 London businesses can offer work experience, networking events and interview training 6 Great transport links 7 Beautiful open spaces 8 Shop ‘til you drop 9 Connect with people from around the world 10 Explore the UK and Europe whilst you study

AccommodatIon If you are moving to London for your studies, one important consideration is where you are going to live while you are studying.

University of Sunderland in London does not have its own halls of residence, however there are a number of student properties close to or within a short journey.

There are many options open to students and fast and efficient transport links across London open up much of the capital as potential places to live while studying at the University of Sunderland in London. We appreciate that for many, looking for accommodation in a major capital city can seem like a daunting experience. London is a large city and there are many housing options to consider. The market is also fast-paced, so it’s a good idea to try to get a clear picture of what is on offer, from flat and house shares to housing associations and lodging.

Quantum Court Halls of Residence Large blocks of student accommodation are called ‘halls of residence’ in the UK. These are made up of self-contained rooms, some with their own bathroom and kitchen, others with shared facilities. They will usually be very central so may particularly be worth considering if you’re new to the UK or indeed London, but also bear in mind that being central and all-inclusive means they will be more expensive.

Three easy steps to book with student.com: 1. Go to www.student.com and type University of Sunderland in London into the search 2. Explore great places to live near the University of Sunderland in London 3. student.com team will help you book the right room, in the right place There are other websites which advertise halls of residence in London: • www.student.com • ish.org.uk • www.studentblock.co.uk Private Rentals Most students choose to rent accommodation from private landlords. This might be a studio or small flat just for you, or a flat or house that you share with others. If you rent your own property, you will be responsible for all your own bills, organising any council tax exemption, your own TV license, everything really!

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On the websites listed below, you can find a range of houses available to rent via Letting Agencies: • www.zoopla.com • www.gumtree.com/uk • www.rooms-to-let.com • www.moveflat.com • www.accommodationforstudents.com

Available spaces are listed on the following websites:

Flat/House Shares The most common choice for students renting a flat or house as a group under a joint tenancy agreement.

If you’re an international student and are unable to visit accommodation beforehand, we strongly advise you to do plenty of research. Download our accommodation guide for more details at:

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www.housepals.co.uk www.spareroom.co.uk www.student.spareroom.co.uk/ accommodation/london www.roombuddies.co.uk www.uk.easyroommate.com

www.london.sunderland.ac.uk/ livingstudyinginlondon/accommodation

AN AFFORDABLE HIGH QUALITY DEGREE Money is always a big consideration when deciding your study options. The good news is that the cost of an education at the University of Sunderland in London is a value for money investment in your future. A competitive price is important but your investment will also give you a high quality degree, from a wellrespected UK University with over 100 years of producing top quality graduates. The vibrant and cosmopolitan City of London will offer you many opportunities to find part-time work while you study.

The University of Sunderland in London offers competitive fees for courses and these are guaranteed to stay the same for the duration of your studies. The University of Sunderland in London has a generous early payment discount available for students on our postgraduate courses. An additional Alumni discount is available too. Further details can be found by visiting our website. See table opposite for the latest course fee information.

TRAVELLING AROUND LONDON The University is situated just a few minutesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; walk from the modern Docklands Light Railway (DLR), which connects with the London Underground to get you into the heart of the city in less than 20 minutes. Students living in London can take advantage of the 18+ Student Oyster card, which entitles you to get 30% off 7 day, monthly and longer period Travelcards. You can get a 34% discount on off-peak pay as you go fares and off-peak daily caps on Tube, DLR and London Overground if you get a 16-25 National Railcard and add the discount entitlement to your 18+ Student Oyster photocard. Oyster is a pay-as-you-go plastic photo smartcard that can be used instead of paper tickets to get you around the city. The cards are reusable and can be easily topped up at local shops, underground and bus stations, as well as online. You can find out more about travelling in London when you arrive at the University from our friendly staff at The Gateway.

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COURSE FEES 2018-19

POSTGRADUATE COURSES

Post Enrolment Instalment available?

Alumni Discount

Net fee after alumni discount (for students progressing from UGT)

Prompt Payment Discount (Full payment prior to CAS) All students

International Scholarship

POSTGRADUATE COURSES

MBA Business Administration (5 routes) MBA Business Administration Top-Up (60 credits)

Gross fee

OVERSEAS Post enrolment instalment available?

Net fee after Alumni discount (for students progressing from UGT)

Alumni Discount

Gross fee

HOME/EU

Net Fee after applicable discount(s) (Full payment prior to CAS)

The fees in the table apply to courses commencing in August 2018, October 2018, January 2019 and April 2019.

Yes MBA course fees are available on our website: london.sunderland.ac.uk/courses

MBA Business Administration Top-Up (90 credits)

Yes* MBA course fees are available on our website: london.sunderland.ac.uk/courses

Yes

MBM Business Management

£6,200

-£1,000

£5,200

Yes

£12,600

-£1,500

-£1,000

£10,100

-£1,000

£9,100

MSc Finance and Management

£6,200

-£1,000

£5,200

Yes

£12,600

-£1,500

-£1,000

£10,100

-£1,000

£9,100

Yes*

MSc Information Technology Management

£6,200

-£1,000

£5,200

Yes

£12,600

-£1,500

-£1,000

£10,100

-£1,000

£9,100

Yes*

MSc Nursing

£6,200

-£1,000

£5,200

Yes

£12,600

-£1,500

-£1,000

£10,100

-£1,000

£9,100

Yes*

MSc Tourism and Hospitality

£6,200

-£1,000

£5,200

Yes

£12,600

-£1,500

-£1,000

£10,100

-£1,000

£9,100

Yes*

MSc Tourism and Hospitality Dissertation only (60 credits)

£2,750

-£250

£2,500

Yes

£5,000

-£250

£4,750

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

For all BA (Hons) and BSc (Hons) courses the following fees and discounts apply

£9,500

Yes

£11,000

-£1,500

£9,500

For all Extended BA (Hons) and BSc (Hons) courses the following fees and discounts apply

£9,500

Yes

£11,000

-£1,500

£9,500

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES Pre-sessional Courses English Language Preparation (Elementary) English Language Preparation (Pre-Intermediate) English Language Preparation (Intermediate) English Language Preparation (Upper Intermediate)

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES Pre-sessional Courses No

English Language Preparation course fees are available on our website: london.sunderland.ac.uk/courses

Please find the latest fee information on our website: www.london.sunderland.ac.uk *Instalments for these courses: Instalment option is 50/50 for PGT/MBA (no prompt payment discount), 50% before CAS and 50% 3 months after course start date.

OUR COURSES Business, Management and Finance

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Nursing and Health

Master of Business Administration MBA (General Route)

MSc Nursing

MBA (Finance)

MSc Public Health

MBA (Human Resource Management - HRM)

BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up)

MBA (Marketing)

BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care (Top-Up)

MBA (Supply Chain Management)

MBA (Top-Up)

Develop your English

Master of Business Management MBM

English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Courses

MSc Finance and Management

MA Marketing

BA (Hons) Business and Management

BA (Hons) Business and Management (Extended)

BA (Hons) Business Management (Top-Up)

BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance

BA (Hons) Accounting and Financial Management (Top-Up)

BA (Hons) Banking and Finance (Top-Up)

Tourism

MSc Tourism and Hospitality

MSc Tourism and Hospitality (Dissertation only)

Course Entry Requirements / How To Apply

BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Please see page 39-40 for more details.

BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management (Top-Up)

Further Course Information

BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management (Extended)

BSc (Hons) Events Management

BSc (Hons) Events Management (Extended)

Visit our website www.london.sunderland.ac.uk and type the Course ID code into the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Find a courseâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC; search box at the top of the page.

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BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE I choose the University of Sunderland in London because it has a great reputation for Business. This degree will give me more career opportunities.

Alina Maria Dobra MBA

When travelling to London to stay with a relative already studying at the University, Alina Dobra took the opportunity to visit our London location and decided it was the perfect place to study for her MBA. Alina joined us from Romania to pursue her postgraduate studies. “The University of Sunderland in London has great contacts in industry, and they regularly have guest speakers who are already in management positions. This insight has broadened my learning so that I will be prepared not just for exams but for business life.

“I choose the University because it has a great reputation for Business. This degree will give me more career opportunities. “It has a great reputation and well prepared staff. The campus is also located in a very vibrant location of London which has easy travel access from all areas by tube and bus. In London, I am studying in the world centre of business. “After my studies, I want to go back to my home country to start my own business, using the skills and knowledge I’ve gained from my MBA.”

UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND MBA MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA) The MBA is one of the most prestigious and sought-after postgraduate degrees in the field of management and leadership. The course is an investment in yourself that prepares you for new opportunities in any organisation, in any country, in a range of senior roles. Here at the University of Sunderland we equip the next generation of business leaders with the skills required by today’s global companies. We have partnered with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), to offer you dual accreditation with your MBA to enhance your professional profile and add to your achievements. On successful completion, you will be eligible for the CMI Level 7 Extended Diploma in Management and

Master of Business Administration (General Route) MBA In a competitive business world employers are looking for talented individuals with the skills to help shape an organisation. The Sunderland MBA builds on your previous business experience, linking real-world issues with evidence-based principles for solving problems. You will develop a deep strategic understanding of the different functions within organisations. You will also learn how to re-apply the best of international management practices and how to implement approaches that deliver outstanding results. This will make you an asset to a prospective employer. This course is the broadest of our suite of MBA courses. Core modules cover a range of topics including leadership, corporate strategy and information management. There is also flexibility to choose an optional module and a dissertation topic that reflect your personal interests and career aspirations. We only accept applications from graduates who have at least six months of work experience at graduate level. This helps ensure that each person gets maximum value from group work and discussions with classmates. Your MBA experience goes beyond the topics you study – it is also about the people you meet and the networks you create. Our University is uniquely well located for interactions with one of the world’s main financial centres. Numerous major banks, professional services firms and media organisations have headquarters at Canary Wharf.

Leadership. During your study period, you will also become an Affiliate Member of CMI, which gives you access to CMI’s knowledge resources. At the end of your studies, graduates with three or more years management experience will be entitled to apply for full membership of the CMI or Chartered status. Our academic team are well placed to help you embark upon the next stage of your academic and personal development The Guardian University Guide for 2018 ranked the University of Sunderland as best in London for satisfaction with assessment for Business, Management & Marketing studies.

We understand that your MBA is part of an onward journey of personal development. We offer extensive career support to help you achieve meaningful goals and personal success. You can look to follow in the footsteps of other Sunderland MBA graduates who now have job titles such as management consultant, operations director, general manager, business development leader and division chief. MODULES INCLUDE Managing and Leading People / Operations Management / Marketing Management / International Business Environment / Financial Management and Control / Global Corporate Strategy / Innovation and Technology Transfer / MBA Dissertation Options International Human Resource Management / Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management / Management Accounting and Control / International Marketing* *Options will be available depending on the number of students enrolled onto the course ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree plus six months of work experience at graduate level. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1116

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Master of Business Administration (Finance) MBA This MBA has a particular focus on finance and it prepares you for senior roles with major financial responsibility. Our aim is to accelerate your progress towards well-paid positions of leadership. As part of the Finance specialism, you will undertake a specialist module on Management Accounting and Control. There is also flexibility to choose a finance-related dissertation topic that reflects your personal interests and aspirations. We only accept applications from graduates who have at least six months of work experience at graduate level. This helps ensure that each person gets maximum value from group work and discussions with classmates.

Master of Business Administration (Human Resource Management) MBA This MBA has a particular focus on Human Resource Management and it prepares you for senior roles in HRM as well as general roles in management. Our aim is to accelerate your promotion to well-paid positions of leadership in a human resources environment or a more generic senior management role. As part of the HRM specialism, you will undertake a specialist module in ‘International Human Resource Management’. You will also undertake a dissertation related to HRM that reflects your personal interests and career aspirations.

MODULES INCLUDE Management Accounting and Control / Financial Management and Control / Managing and Leading People / Operations Management / Marketing Management / International Business Environment / Global Corporate Strategy / Innovation and Technology Transfer / MBA / Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree plus six months of work experience at graduate level. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1117

MODULES INCLUDE Managing and Leading People / Operations Management / Marketing Management / International Business Environment / Global Corporate Strategy / Financial Management and Control / Innovation and Technology Transfer / MBA Dissertation / International Human Resource Management ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree plus six months of work experience at graduate level. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1118

We only accept applications from graduates who have at least six months of work experience at graduate level. This helps ensure that each person gets maximum value from group work and discussions with classmates.

Master of Business Administration (Marketing) MBA This MBA has a particular focus on developing your expertise in marketing. Our aim is to accelerate your promotion to wellpaid positions of leadership either in marketing or in any other management function. As part of the marketing specialism, you will undertake a specialist module, in ‘International Marketing’. You will also undertake a marketing-related dissertation topic that is relevant to your particular interests and career aspirations.

MODULES INCLUDE Marketing Management / Managing and Leading People / Operations Management / International Business Environment / Global Corporate Strategy / Financial Management and Control / International Marketing / Innovation & Technology Transfer / MBA Dissertation / International Marketing ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree plus six months of work experience at graduate level. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1119

Master of Business Administration (Supply Chain Management) MBA This MBA has a particular focus on developing your expertise in supply chain management. Our aim is to accelerate your promotion to well-paid positions of leadership, either in supply chain management or in any other senior management function. As part of the specialism in supply chain management, you will undertake a specialist module on global logistics. You will also undertake a dissertation related to supply chain management that reflects your personal interests and career aspirations. We only accept applications from graduates who have at least six months of work experience at graduate level. This helps ensure that each person gets maximum value from group work and discussions with classmates.

Master of Business Administration MBA (Top-Up) Do you want to top-up a postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies to an MBA? We now offer two options to enhance your career prospects - the 60 credit top-up takes 6 months to complete, the 90 credit option will take 7 months. The course builds on your previous studies and work experience. If you do not already hold a suitable postgraduate diploma, such as the Postgraduate Diploma - Hospitality and Tourism Management, please consider taking our MBA course Top Up programmes. You will develop a mix of advanced theory, research skills and independent working. There are two taught modules that provide insights into the international business environment and global corporate strategy. For both the 60 and 90 credit programmes you will undertake a dissertation on a topic that you negotiate with your tutor, based on your personal interests and career aspirations.

Master of Business Management MBM MBM Master of Business Management is a challenging course which will deliver the skills and knowledge you need for a successful managerial career. You will study a broad range of business topics, including operations, financial management, marketing, corporate strategy, leadership, and managing people. This course is an excellent option for graduates who do not have the required work experience for an MBA. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars and interactive sessions in which you will work in groups on concepts and practical tasks. Your progress will be assessed with assignments, reports, presentations, and peer and self-assessment.

MODULES INCLUDE Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management / Operations Management / Managing and Leading People / Marketing Management / International Business Environment / Global Corporate Strategy / Financial Management and Control / Innovation and Technology Transfer / MBA Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree plus six months of work experience at graduate level. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1120

MODULES INCLUDE 90 credit option (CID CODE 1121) International Business Environment / Global Corporate Strategy / MBA Dissertation 60 credit option (CID CODE 1187) MBA Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: The EdExcel BTEC Diploma in Management Studies or the CMI Executive Diploma, plus a demonstration that you can operate successfully in a managerial role. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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MODULES INCLUDE Developing Skills for Business Leadership / Understanding Organisational Performance / Operations Management / International Business Environment / Accounting and Financial Management / Managing and Leading People / Marketing Management / Global Corporate Strategy / Management Futures Project ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree or equivalent. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 118

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I heard about the University online and I came because its campus has a great location in the heart of London’s business district. I have gained a lot of experience including meeting new people from different parts of the world, new ways of learning and understanding how to become a better leader.

Emmanuel Anazia MSc Finance and Management

MSc Finance and Management The Finance and Management course is very well regarded; half of the Chief Executives of Britain’s top 100 companies have a background in accountancy or financial management. This course is suitable for people with an undergraduate degree in finance and management who want to develop their knowledge, and also people with experience of working in management, who want to specialise in finance. You will focus on financial control, financial statements, financial markets, cross cultural management, global corporate strategy and training in leadership. Your Masters dissertation will focus on a topic that you negotiate with your tutor, based on your career aspirations.

MA Marketing MA Marketing draws on the latest marketing research to provide you with a highly practical postgraduate degree. You’ll study the latest thinking in strategic marketing management, and also have the option to study topics such as e-marketing, consumer research, and international marketing. This degree is ideal for marketers who are ready to take the next step in their careers, or professionals in other fields who want to move into marketing. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops, class discussions and case study exercises. You will have a Peer Learning Support Group (PLSG) where you will be able to work with other students, and support each other. Your progress will be assessed with written assignments, presentations, portfolios of evidence and timeconstrained assignments.

MODULES INCLUDE Corporate Finance / Financial Management and International Financial Markets / Management Accounting and Control / International Financial Statements / Financial Econometrics / Cross Cultural Management / Developing Skills for Business Leadership / Project Management / International Trade/ Global Corporate Strategy / Research Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree or equivalent. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1251

MODULES INCLUDE Strategic Marketing Management / Developing Skills for Business Leadership linked in with PALS / Consumer Research / E-Marketing / International Marketing / Applied Research Methods for Business Management / Masters Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree or equivalent. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 674

BA (Hons) Business and Management Good managers are highly-sought after in every area of business, across the world. Companies from all sectors and of all sizes need people who can direct change and lead the organisation to greater success.

MODULES INCLUDE Contemporary Debates in Business Management / Understanding the Business Environment / Understanding Business Introduction to Strategic Management / Developing Career Prospects / Responsible Business / Operations Management / Financial Management

On this course you will cover a wide range of business practices including marketing, finance, human resources and operations. In the final year you can specialise in a range of subjects of your choice. There is a strong international perspective that will equip you with an understanding of business in the global economy.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: To be considered for an undergraduate degree course it is necessary to have the equivalent of a minimum of two UK General Certificate (GCE) Advanced Level passes.

This is the broadest in our suite of business courses. After your first year, it is possible to transfer to a more specialised course if you wish, such as Business and Financial Management or Business and Marketing. All of these courses include modules that are specifically aimed at the ‘softer’ skills of employability – we are one of the first universities to make such modules an integral part of our business degrees.

BA (Hons) Business and Management (Extended) This four year extended course is for people who want to study BA (Hons) Business and Management, but don’t meet the normal entry requirements. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS This course can provide an alternative route onto International BA (Hons) Business and Management for people with the following circumstances: • •

You have relevant industrial experience but lack formal entry qualifications You have previously studied A Level or equivalent but failed to gain enough UCAS points for entry onto an undergraduate Business course

BA (Hons) Business Management (Top-Up) Effective managers are the backbone of every business organisation. If you can see yourself in this role, and would like to turn your HND (or similar) into an honours degree, this course allows you to top-up your qualification with just one more year of study. Your existing qualification should be in a business-related subject. The Top-Up course will build upon your knowledge of the latest developments in business management as well as core areas of project management and strategic management. You will also extend your knowledge and skills through specialist modules in Management Accounting, Marketing and Human Resources. Through visiting speakers and corporate links, you can learn from the best so you can compete with the best.

You will graduate as a manager with an excellent all round business education who can achieve change and manage operations.

You can also apply for advanced entry to an undergraduate course (for example, level 2 or 3) if you have a diploma equivalent to one or two years of a UK honours degree in relevant subject. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NN2C

You are returning to education and lack the formal entry qualifications required for an undergraduate Business course You want to refresh your Tourism knowledge and study skills You must also have GCSE grade C or above in Mathematics and English Language. Equivalent alternative qualifications are also accepted, such as Level 2 Key Skills in Communication and Application of Number.

In addition to academic qualifications, you must also have a minimum level of English language skills. If English is not your first language, please see our English language requirements. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: N1N2

All the modules in the course are focussed on preparing you for a career in the world of business and achieving corporate success through your expertise. MODULES INCLUDE Strategic Management Accounting / Strategic Management of Human Resources / Marketing Strategy / Managing Projects / Contemporary Developments in Business and Management / Strategic Management ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: An HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NNC2

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University of Sunderland in London is one of the best universities in London with friendly staff, conscientious teachers and a good study environment with diverse cultures of different students who come from different countries. I am very proud to be student in University of Sunderland in London. I highly recommend it.

Xuan Anh Tran BA (Hons) Business and Management

BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance (ACCA Exemption) You can have a head start in the process of becoming a qualified accountant, thanks to the exemptions provided by this course towards the exams of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. This course is so closely tied into real-world professional requirements that, when you’ve successfully completed it, you’ll be exempted from nine exam papers for an accountancy qualification from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Accountancy has long been a popular destination for graduates because of its excellent career prospects. The average starting salary for graduates with degrees in accounting and finance is above the national average. Half of the Chief Executives of Britain’s top 100 companies in 2013 had a background in accountancy or financial management (source: Robert Half FTSE 100 CEO Tracker). MODULES INCLUDE Level 1 (National Level 4): Introduction to Financial Accounting / Introduction to Management Accounting / Introduction to Business Management / Quantitative Methods for Business / Economics / Business Law

Level 2 (National Level 5): Financial Accounting / Management Accounting / Business Finance / Business Management / Business Taxation / Audit and Assurance Level 3 (National level 6): Business Modelling for Decision Making / Financial Management (Professional) / Strategic Management Accounting (Professional) / International Financial Reporting (Professional) / Managing Projects / Contemporary Developments in Business Management ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: To be considered for an undergraduate degree course it is necessary to have the equivalent of a minimum of two UK General Certificate (GCE) Advanced Level passes. You can also apply for advanced entry to an undergraduate course (for example, level 2 or 3) if you have a diploma equivalent to one or two years of a UK honours degree in relevant subject. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NN41

BA (Hons) Accounting and Financial Management (Top-Up) This one year Top-Up course allows you to convert an HND, Foundation Degree or Advanced Diploma into an honours degree, with just one more year of study. You will enhance your expertise in decision-making about financial resources and develop fresh approaches for solving problems in the workplace. Your existing qualification should be in a business-related subject. The Top-Up course will build upon your knowledge in management accounting, financial management, business modelling and financial reporting. Your tutors will also focus on your personal development and skills in project management. You will leave this course as a highly-desirable graduate with an excellent business education. You will also have the global network that comes from studying alongside students from 74 countries in a world capital that attracts 1 in 4 of all international students in the

BA (Hons) Banking and Finance (Top-Up) This course builds on your existing skills gained through a diploma, or equivalent, in an area related to banking, finance and business. The content of the course covers subjects such as financial markets, international banking, financial management, and money and finance. By studying in London, you will be in a world centre of business. You will also have opportunities to build a global network of contacts as London is home to over 100,000 international students. The University of Sunderland has a great reputation in accounting and finance, and is ranked in the top 10 in the UK according the Guardian University Guide (2018). You will leave this course as a highly-desirable graduate with an excellent business education. You will also have the global network

UK. Past graduates from the University of Sunderland have used their degrees in varied roles for a range of employers including Microsoft, Lloyds Bank and P&G. MODULES INCLUDE Financial Management / Strategic Management Accounting / Business Modelling for Decision Makers / International Financial Reporting / Managing Projects / Contemporary Developments in Business and Management ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: An HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NN43

that comes from studying alongside students from 74 countries in a world capital that attracts 1 in 4 of all international students in the UK. Past graduates from the University of Sunderland have used their degrees in varied roles for a range of employers including Microsoft, Lloyds Bank and P&G MODULES INCLUDE Financial Management / Money, Banking and Finance / Financial Markets / Managing Projects / International Banking / Contemporary Developments in Business Management / ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: An HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NN31

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TOURISM The study environment here is brilliant; a culturally enriching study experience. Put simply, the University of Sunderland in London is the right place for up-to-date learning.

Rara Andini MSc Tourism & Hospitality

Following the completion of her BSc International Tourism and Hospitality degree from our partner institution, MDIS Singapore, Rara thought it would be a great opportunity to gain experience to continue her studies with us in London. “My degree in Tourism & Hospitality is directly relevant to my future role in Hospitality Industries. The degree was a very worthwhile experience in many different ways. I developed a broad set of hospitality skills in hotel, restaurant and bar experience. I also undertook a number of group projects, working together with other people to give or provide best service to the guest or customers. “Undertaking a degree course was of course a major personal challenge and I definitely matured significantly during my time at university – learning how to plan and organise my

own workload so as to meet all my deadlines. I feel it has definitely helped to prepare me for my career. “The study environment here is brilliant, and the staff are very helpful. Studying here is a great opportunity to broaden your social network which will be beneficial for the future career. “London’s cultural offering is ideal for students who are looking for a culturally enriching study experience. Not only that, there are many places to visit and see. “I’ve had an amazing time and want others to know that Sunderland University is a place with great social and academic opportunities. It is a good place for you to meet people from many different backgrounds. New students should not miss out this amazing opportunity “After I complete my studies, I’m planning to run my family business, hotel & resort back in Indonesia.”

MSc Tourism and Hospitality

You can be confident that your year in London will be an excellent investment in yourself, as you gain a head start in your future career.

Service industries for the worldwide middle class, such as tourism and hospitality, are set to grow rapidly as the middle class balloons by more than a billion people between 2010 and 2020. This Masters course develops skills that are needed by restaurant entrepreneurs, hotel managers, resort coordinators and many other managers within the tourism and hospitality industries.

Potential employers include hotels, resorts, museums, visitor attractions, restaurant and bar operators, catering companies and destination marketing agencies. Another option is to set up your own tourism or hospitality business, drawing on the knowledge and skills of your Masters course.

The taught aspects of the course are informed by the rigorous social science approach of the University of Sunderland and by our academic staff’s active research interests. These include cultural geographies of tourism, heritage management, tourism political economies, and events. You will undertake modules that cover theories of tourism, international development and hospitality management studies. The research phase of the course involves the negotiation of a topic with your tutors and then working on a major project. This allows you to gain in-depth expertise in an area of tourism and hospitality that is personally relevant and interesting to you. The course also has an option for a work-based learning module. London offers plenty of opportunities to gain practical experience.

MODULES INCLUDE Tourism Concepts and Issues / Critical Theories and Methods for Tourism, Hospitality and Events / Hospitality Management Studies / Tourism and Hospitality Major Project Optional Current Practices in Tourism, Hospitality and Events ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: At least a 2:2 honours degree in any discipline. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1122

Throughout the year you will be learning alongside classmates from all over the world and the University is an excellent place to develop crosscultural understanding and the ability to work within small groups of high-calibre international graduates.

MSc Tourism and Hospitality (Dissertation only) Do you want to top-up a postgraduate diploma to a full Masters qualification? This course allows you to complete the final dissertation stage that’s needed to gain a Masters qualification. The course builds on your previous studies. If you do not already hold a suitable postgraduate diploma, such as the PgD Hospitality and Tourism Management, please consider taking our MSc Tourism and Hospitality programme. Our supportive tutors will help you choose a suitable topic, which will reflect your personal interests and career aspirations, and then supervise your progression to final completion. The course develops a mix of research skills, advanced theory and independent working. The academic team at the University is well placed to supervise your project. Our active research interests include cultural geographies of tourism, tourism political economies, heritage management and events. All in all, you can be confident that your course will be an excellent investment in yourself, as you gain a head start in your future career.

London is an excellent place to study tourism and hospitality. Conveniently, our base in London is able to offer four start dates every year – January, April, August and October – so it’s easier to fit the course into your life planning. Once you have graduated, potential employers include hotels, resorts, museums, visitor attractions, restaurant and bar operators, catering companies and destination marketing agencies. Another option is to set up your own tourism or hospitality business, drawing on your Masterslevel knowledge and skills. Your Masters degree will also open up opportunities in academic roles or further study towards a PhD. MODULES INCLUDE Tourism and Hospitality Major Project ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: Postgraduate/professional diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management, plus at least one year of work experience. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1123

DID YOU KNOW ? We are ranked top in the UK for satisfaction with Tourism and Hospitality teaching

(Guardian University Guide 2018)

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BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management

MODULES INCLUDE

The University is particularly strong in tourism, with the department being ranked top in the country by The Guardian University Guide in 2018 for satisfaction with teaching, and with staff research being graded as ‘world-leading’ and ‘internationally excellent’ in the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF).

Fundamentals of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality / Study Skills for the Hospitality Sector / Tourism and Heritage Management / Global Tourism Marketing and Business for the Hospitality Sector / Impact of Events / Research Methods for Tourism, Hospitality and Events / MICE: Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions / Current Issues in Tourism and Hospitality / Cultural Tourism, Festivals and Events / Destination Branding

The course reflects our close links with employers, and our teaching emphasises the connections between theories and practice. The University of Sunderland is also a member of the Institute of Hospitality’s Education Membership.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: To be considered for an undergraduate degree course it is necessary to have the equivalent of a minimum of two UK General Certificate (GCE) Advanced Level passes.

Distinctive features of this course are the core modules ‘Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions’ and ‘International Hospitality Management’. Field trips are an integral part of the course and we regularly invite industry speakers to come and speak to us.

Tourism and Hospitality are diverse, exciting and dynamic industries. They make a major contribution to employment, with over 2 million UK jobs directly supported by visitor spending.

BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management (Top-Up) Do you have an HND or Foundation Degree in a subject related to travel, tourism or hospitality? Would you like to top it up to an honours degree with just one more year of study? If so, we have just the course for you – and it will help you towards an exciting and rewarding career in the world’s single biggest industry which offers millions of job opportunities across the world. The course is similar to the final year of our BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality. You will develop skills in strategic planning and management that boost your employability. You will also research a major project related to your selected topic of international tourism and/or hospitality management. The project needs to demonstrate the

BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management (Extended) This four year course is for people who want to study BA (Hons) Business and Management, but don’t meet normal entry requirements. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS This is an alternative route onto International BSc (Hons) Tourism and Hospitality Management for people with the following circumstances: • •

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UCAS CODE: NN28

skills expected of degree-level students, including a clear argument, rigorous data, critical analysis and solid conclusions. Graduates from our courses have moved into managerial roles while others have gone on to study Masters programmes or PhDs to further their knowledge of hospitality management. MODULES INCLUDE Strategic Planning for Tourism and Leisure / Urban Tourism / e-Tourism / International Hospitality Management / Gastronomy / Service Quality ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: An HND or Foundation Degree in a subject related to tourism/hospitality. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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UCAS CODE: NN82

You are returning to education and lack the formal entry qualifications required for an undergraduate Tourism course You want to refresh your Tourism knowledge and study skills You must also have GCSE grade C or above in Mathematics and English Language. Equivalent alternative qualifications are also accepted, such as Level 2 Key Skills in Communication and Application of Number.

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UCAS CODE: N8N3

BA (Hons) Events Management Events management is one of the most diverse and fast-paced career options around. If you want to learn what it takes to deliver world-class events this course is for you. Our ambition is to help you translate key management theories into practice. You will have lots of opportunities to get straight into the nuts and bolts of organising events. Work placements will also allow you to experience working on live events and make important contacts in the events industry. Students can also choose to complete a year-long placement between the second and final year of the course. It is a fantastic chance to enhance your practical skills. You will study relevant event management theories, ranging from marketing to event strategies. You will then see these theories in practice when you visit a range of regional, national and international events that will help you develop your understanding of the industry.

MODULES INCLUDE Staging Events / Impacts of Festivals and Events / Experiencing Events / Managing the Event / Cultural Tourism, Festivals and Events / Managing Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Creativity / Contemporary Issues in Events / Events Fieldwork / Events and the Creative Industries / Event Planning for Cities / Sport Tourism and Mega Events ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: To be considered for an undergraduate degree course it is necessary to have the equivalent of a minimum of two UK General Certificate (GCE) Advanced Level passes. You can also apply for advanced entry to an undergraduate course (for example, level 2 or 3) if you have a diploma equivalent to one or two years of a UK honours degree in a relevant subject. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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Our focus for meaningful work experience during your studies ensures that you will stand out in the competitive graduate employment market.

BA (Hons) Events Management (Extended) This four year extended course is for people who want to study BA (Hons) Events Management, but don’t meet the normal entry requirements. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS This course can provide an alternative route onto International BA (Hons) Events Management for people with the following situations: • •

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UCAS CODE: N820

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NURSING AND HEALTH Through the skills and experiences I have gained, I will be able to convey my professional duties with ease.

Christine Wanyumba BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up)

A recommendation from a colleague who had previously studied at the University of Sunderland in London attracted Christine Wanyumba to enrol on the BSc (Hons) Nursing Top-Up programme. Christine hopes to use the knowledge and skills she has gained during her studies to be better placed in the job market in her home country, Kenya.

As an International student, Christine was automatically awarded the International Student Scholarship to help make her student experience more affordable. “I have learned how to work collaboratively with people from different disciplines and cultures and the ability to exhibit the capacity for critical thinking and analysis. “I would encourage anyone thinking about joining the University of Sunderland and experience the best lectures as well as good facilities offered by the institution.”

MSc Nursing

Departmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expertise, which includes patient-centred care and public health interventions.

Nursing is increasingly a profession where higher qualifications are required for promotion. A Masters qualification can help you take on roles like nurse team manager and nurse consultant. Such roles will allow you to continue your professional development and make a bigger contribution to peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s health and well-being.

Recent graduates from the course have gained promotion into higherbanded roles in the NHS. Other graduates have progressed to doctoral programmes and moved into lecturing and teaching.

The content of this course is based on the NHS Leadership Framework, including managing people, working within teams, making decisions, evaluating impact and facilitating transformation. You will refine and practise skills and also enhance your ability to teach, mentor and manage other members of the health care team. The course also responds to changes in the public health system. Modules include epidemiology and sociological perspectives in health. Everything that you study will be directly related to the needs of the NHS and other health care employers.

MODULES INCLUDE Research Methods and Project Management / Sociological Perspectives in Health / Epidemiology for Public Health / Teaching, Learning, Leadership ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Typical offer: We require applicants to hold an honours degree in nursing and an IELTS with an overall score of 6.5 (or equivalent). For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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CID CODE: 1226

The final stage of the Masters develops research rigour as you undertake a primary piece of hands-on research. Your project will draw on our

MSc Public Health Do you want to play a role in improving the health of communities and populations? Public Health MSc will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to make a genuine contribution to public health policy and practice, whether your interest is on local community initiatives, or in more regional or international approaches. You will study health behaviours, chronic disease risk factors, health services and socio-economic inequalities in health. Health protection is concerned with responding to communicable diseases, environmental hazards and natural disasters, which can also have disproportionately severe impacts on marginalised and less advantaged population groups. Epidemiology is the science concerned with studying the patterns of disease occurrence in human populations. Therefore this method underpins almost every aspect of modern public health practice, from the identification of higher risk population groups, through to exploring disease causation and evaluating policies and interventions with the most appropriate study designs. Since modern public health threats are inextricably linked to social, political and economic forces, acting locally, regionally and internationally, you will be equipped to explore the major current societal trends which are driving and exacerbating these challenges.

You will examine how modern sociological thinking can unpick the complexity of health trends at local, regional and international levels and explore the role of Governments (local and national) and other major stakeholders for example non-governmental organisations and corporations in making a genuine impact on population health. When you graduate, you will be equipped to work in wide range of policy and practice settings from health education to health service planning and health advocacy for specific population groups and also be ready to explore further research opportunities. MODULES INCLUDE Sociological Perspectives in Health / Epidemiology / Global Issues in Health / Applied Public Health / Health Behaviour Change and Brief Interventions / Applied Research Methods and Project Management / Masters Project ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate degree with a classification of 2:2 or above, in a healthrelated discipline. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up) Would you like to improve your current qualification in nursing and enhance your career prospects? Our Nursing Top-Up course allows you to top-up your current diploma nursing qualification to an honours degree in only one year of study. Throughout the course, you will cover the concepts of clinical governance, critical appraisal, reflective practice and public health. Your learning is underpinned by evidence-based practice, which promotes the development of high-quality health care provision. You will also consider health care in the wider social context of health and wellbeing. A key emphasis of this course is on relating health care theory to clinical practice and enhancing the patient/service user experience. You will be taught by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable team of highly skilled professionals, who are actively involved in consultancy work and health care research. Each member of the team has at least one specialist area of clinical and teaching expertise.

On completing this course, you will have a degree that underscores your advanced clinical expertise and proficiency. This course will help you approach a wide range of challenges in your future career. Qualifications at degree-level are also becoming increasingly vital for moving up the career ladder. Our graduates have gone on to secure many senior positions in nursing. MODULES INCLUDE Research Methods / Theory and Practice in Health Care / Evidence-Based Practice / Management of Care / Preparation for Mentorship / Law and Ethics in Health Care / Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: Students are required to be a registered nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and hold an HE Diploma Level Nursing qualification (Level 5) for entry onto the course. For more information on entry requirements/how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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Right from the start, you will notice the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s supportive atmosphere. We work hard to ensure that your confidence and professionalism develop over the course of the year.

BSc (Hons) Health and Social Care (Top-Up) Health and Social Care is an exciting programme that examines key issues that affect the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities. Graduates in this expanding field are uniquely positioned to meet 21st century health and social care needs across the UK and the world. You will develop your knowledge and skills in areas such as psychosocial perspectives of health, counselling, research, social entrepreneurship, health improvement and behaviour change, global health, medicalisation, lifecourse approaches, substance use and disability. Past student placement opportunities have included drug and alcohol services, paediatric NHS wards, advocacy projects, health improvement centres, local hospices, disability support, schools and mental health services.

Organisations that employ our graduates include the NHS, health and social care management, health improvement and research, drug and alcohol agencies, mental health agencies, hospices and charities. MODULES INCLUDE Research Methods / Theory and Practice in Health Care / Evidence-Based Practice / Management of Care / Preparation for Mentorship / Law and Ethics in Health Care / Dissertation ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Typical offer: An HND or Foundation Degree in a subject related to health and social care. For more information on entry requirements/ how to apply please see page 39-40. USE THE CODE BELOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE ONLINE

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I have learned how to become an efficient manager in the workplace by keeping up to date with government policies and legislation.

Ruth Hannon BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up)

Ruth Hannon feels her BSc (Hons) Nursing (Top-Up) degree will be a pathway to pursuing a career in nursing abroad. “I first found out about the course online. The course was run within a year which I liked as I wanted to achieve my qualification within a short space of time, while also working flexibly.

“I have learned how to become an efficient manager in the workplace by keeping up to date with government policies and legislation.” For Ruth, the fantastic London location of the University is a key element of her University experience “It’s where I live and I love it. “Following graduation, I plan to travel around the world with my qualification.”

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DEVELOP YOUR ENGLISH WITH A UNIVERSITY PRE-SESSIONAL COURSE English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Courses are available to all international students applying for full-time study. It is recommended that students complete one of these courses to get the most out of their degree studies.

English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Courses aim to equip students with the skills necessary to succeed on their main course of study. These courses include lectures, seminars, one to one tutorials and directed independent study, all of which help students: •

Develop research skills through written and spoken assignments.

These are held four times a year in the run-up to the start of a degree course and are suitable for applicants with IELTS (or an equivalent qualification).

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Improve grammar and expand vocabulary to academic standards.

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Develop speaking skills through giving presentation and participating in seminars.

Assessment is through a portfolio of marked work produced throughout the course. All courses aim for an exit level of an IELTS equivalent of 6.0 or 6.5 depending on entry level profiles. By studying on these courses, you are granted full University status. This allows you access to all of the facilities and services at the University.

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES PRE-SESSIONAL COURSES WE OFFER THREE COURSES DEPENDING ON YOUR LEVEL OF ENGLISH: 1. English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Course Pre-Intermediate Web search code – CID1206 2. E nglish for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Course Intermediate Web search code – CID1197 3. English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Course Upper-Intermediate Web search code – CID1198

UPDATING YOUR SKILLS WHILE YOU’RE HERE English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional Course classes are available to support students during their main programmes of study at the University.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT

The University recognises all national and internationally accredited qualifications. Each application is considered on its own merits and we give careful consideration to other factors such as work experience and maturity.

If English is not your first language, you will be required to demonstrate evidence of having achieved a score of 6 overall in the International English Language Testing Scheme (IELTS) with all element scores at 5.5 or higher. An alternative approved Secure English Language Test (SELT) and the University’s recognised English language qualifications/tests (as approved by the University’s Academic Board) are also accepted if the applicant’s element scores are equivalent to those required for IELTS.

To be considered for an undergraduate degree course it is necessary to have the equivalent of a minimum of two UK General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level passes. You can also apply to study on an advanced entry level undergraduate course (for example, level 2 or 3) if you have a diploma equivalent to one or two years of a UK honours degree in a related subject area. For postgraduate courses it is necessary to have at least a second class (2:2) UK Honours degree or equivalent international qualification and in some cases, relevant work experience.

Please note: Some courses require a higher level of English language – read the course description carefully to see if this applies to your chosen course. If you do not meet the required English language requirements, we recommend that you take one of our English improvement courses. The purpose of these courses is to improve your skills to the level required in order to apply for a university degree. Further information is available from the Admissions Office on: +44 (0)20 7531 7333 or email: admissions-london@sunderland.ac.uk

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HOW TO APPLY INTERNATIONAL AND POSTGRADUATE HOME/EU STUDENTS For postgraduate and direct entry courses, apply direct to the University or contact your local office or agent in your home country. Check our website for details of your nearest regional office at: www.london.sunderland.ac.uk/courses/howtoapply/ yourcountry

APPLYING DIRECTLY TO THE UNIVERSITY Go to: www.london.sunderland.ac.uk/courses and select the course you wish to apply for. Click on Contact and Apply and follow the step-by-step guide through to completing your own online application form.

UNDERGRADUATE HOME/EU STUDENTS Please apply via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) at: www.ucas.com

DISABILITY AND SPECIFIC LEARNING DIFFICULTIES If you have a disability or a specific learning difficulty it is important that you tell us about your particular needs when you apply so we can work with you to try and put appropriate support in place. If you require advice please contact the Admissions Office on: +44 (0)191 515 3154 or email: admissions.confidential@sunderland.ac.uk

Once you have completed this, you will be given a unique Personal ID number so you can be kept up-to-date with any developments in your application process. Alternatively, complete the application form at the back of this prospectus and email it to: admissions-london@sunderland.ac.uk

STUDYING IN THE UK IMMIGRATION AND VISAS WHAT IS A VISA? A visa is the permission granted to an individual to enter and stay in the UK. Your visa will be issued when you make a successful visa application. DO YOU NEED TO APPLY FOR A VISA? Students from countries outside the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland, who are not already living in the UK, may need a visa to enter and study in the UK.

APPLICATIONS MADE OUTSIDE THE UK If you have applied for your visa outside of the UK and from your home country the visa will be known as entry clearance. The Visa will be in the form of a vignette on your passport. As a student applying to the University of Sunderland in London you will need to apply for a Tier 4 (General) student visa. Upon arrival you will be issued with a vignette to enter the UK, but then will be issued shortly after with a biometric residence permit known as a BRP card. You can apply for a Tier 4 (General) visa up to three months before the start date of your course, but only once you have received your Confirmation of Acceptance of studies also known as CAS. It can take several weeks for a Tier 4 (General) visa application to be processed â&#x20AC;&#x201C; check visa processing times for the country in which you are applying.

POINTS TO CONSIDER When you are issued with your visa, it will be issued to study at the University of Sunderland in London as stated in your CAS. The University of Sunderland and the University of Sunderland in London operate under one sponsor licence number. Your visa will show the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sponsor License Number. Under the sponsorship duties that all Universities have, the University of Sunderland in London will be required to report to the Home Office of any student who obtains entry clearance under PBS (Points-based system) on the basis of our offer and who does not enrol at the start of the semester specified. Students who enrol at the University of Sunderland in London but later decide to withdraw, interrupt or suspend their studies, or who fail to attend their classes for significant periods, will also be reported to the Home Office.

FURTHER INFORMATION APPLICATIONS MADE INSIDE THE UK If you are currently in the UK and need to extend your Tier 4 (General) visa, you must submit your application before your current visa expires.

Full details about the immigration process can be obtained from the following web pages: Home Office www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa UKCISA (Council for International Student Affairs) www.ukcisa.org.uk

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Good course supervisors challenged Abhishek Shah to deepen his understanding of financial issues and interactive sessions improved his interpretative and communication skills. “The University of Sunderland in London is an ideal place to study and the city is a wonderful place to live. It is an impressive environment with skyscrapers and views of the River Thames. “Making the decision to come to the UK was the biggest challenge I have faced financially and socially, but I now I have a Master’s degree. This led me to my current job as part of the Fraud Investigation and Dispute Services team at Ernst & Young LLP, based in Mumbai. I am proud that my work has already been recognised at an international level and I hope to keep progressing in my career.”

Abhishek K Shah Assurance Associate Consultant, Ernst & Young LLP, Mumbai Masters of Business Administration – Finance

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Testimonials from successful alumni convinced Siddharth the University of Sunderland in London was the right place to deepen his understanding of global marketing. After completing his MBA programme at the University of Sunderland in London, Siddharth came back to his home country and started working as a Brand Manager for one of the Top Rural marketing agencies in India, RW Promotions Pvt Ltd. He said: “The MBA has given me a great insight about different aspects of the industry. The market conditions in India change quickly and the master’s degree has helped me to adapt my mindset and think globally. “I was initially attracted to the University because of the case studies. I could see real examples of how other graduates were putting theory into practice in the competitive job market. “The lecturers played an important role and motivated me to keep learning and becoming the person I am today.”

Siddharth Nayak Brand Manager RW Promotions Pvt Ltd. India MBA Marketing

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High standards of teaching and opportunities to meet new people convinced Esther Omoyemi that the University of Sunderland in London was the right place for her to study a Nursing degree. Esther is the Deputy Director at Lagos University Teaching Hospital in Idi-Araba, Nigeria. She describes herself as “a nurse by profession” and is involved in the nursing care of patients and administration of nursing services. She said: “I was initially attracted to the University of Sunderland because of the popularity of the University and the location. The standards of teaching were high and the lecturers were skilled and disciplined. “I also enjoyed meeting students from other countries. One of my abiding memories of my time at the University of Sunderland is the opportunity I had to network with colleagues from different nations.”

Esther Omoyemi Deputy Director at Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Nigeria BSc (Hons) Nursing

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Our Campus In Sunderland Sunderland is a large city by the sea, in the beautiful North East of England. We have everything you’d expect from a major city; history, culture, arts and sport, as well as being known for having some of the friendliest people in the UK. We have two campuses in Sunderland; one by the river and the other in the city centre.

CITY CAMPUS Being in the heart of the city, the City Campus benefits from a wide range of arts, sports, retail outlets, cafés and restaurants, nightlife, culture, entertainment and history all within walking distance. Around £75m has been invested in City Campus to ensure we continue to offer one of the best student experiences in the UK. SUNDERLAND

SIR TOM COWIE CAMPUS This impressive riverside campus sits right next to one of the best stretches of coastline in the UK, at the mouth of the River Wear. It also hosts 107 Spark FM, our studentrun community radio station. National Glass Centre is also based at this campus, which is a nationally recognised glass production and exhibition centre with world-class production facilities.

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THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND The North East of England has one of the most beautiful and varied landscapes in the UK, with striking coastlines, ancient forests and rolling hills. It doesn’t take long to travel from bustling urban cities to sandy beaches and national parks. A third of the North East is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or a National Park, and there are nine forests and more than 50 castles and Roman forts. The region also has a rich culture and heritage, with 65 museums

and art galleries, and world-famous heritage sites Hadrian’s Wall, Lindisfarne (known as Holy Island), and Durham Cathedral. In the future we may provide students with the opportunity to study at our Sunderland campus for part of their course.

University of Sunderland in London 2 minutes walk from South Quay (DLR) station

OUR LOCATIONS LONDON, UK

SUNDERLAND, UK

HONG KONG, CHINA

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VIETNAM

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Hanoi Office Guangzhou Contact Point

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Hong Kong Contact Point

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Tel: +852 5489 9217 Email: sanlia.lam@sunderland.ac.uk

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Shanghai Contact Point

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INDIA

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