INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS
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CONTENTS
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More than a degree – a 360° experience
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Your Bristol
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Your learning experience
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Getting you career ready
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Global success
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Supporting you from application to arrival
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Supporting you as a student with us
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Life outside your studies
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The Students’ Union
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Your UWE Bristol campuses
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Frenchay Campus
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City Campus
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Glenside Campus
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Your accommodation options
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Which course is right for you?
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UWE Bristol’s International College
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Undergraduate courses
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Postgraduate courses
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Term dates 2020–2021
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International and EU entry requirements
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Fees and funding
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How to apply
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What happens after I receive an offer?
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Contact us
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The small print
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A WARM WELCOME TO
UWE BRISTOL We know how important it is to choose the right university and that’s why we’ve created a learning experience that offers you more than just a degree. UWE Bristol is one of the UK’s most popular universities with over 30,000 students studying here and with our overseas partners. Based in one of the UK’s most thriving and creative cities, Bristol is a great place to study in with plenty of opportunities both socially and professionally. We have an excellent reputation for graduate employability and industry partnerships so you can benefit from opportunities to take part in placements, internships or live projects that give you the real world experience you need.
Our outstanding research is making a real impact in society. From developing robotic tools to improving air quality, we’re changing lives for the better. And you’ll benefit too, as our research and innovation informs the teaching experiences that we provide. With our excellent facilities, support services and experienced and wellconnected academics, we make sure you have the very best student experience possible. I’m incredibly proud of what our graduates go on to achieve and I look forward to welcoming you to our UWE Bristol community. Professor Steve West Vice-Chancellor President and CEO UWE Bristol
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MORE THAN A DEGREE –
A 360° EXPERIENCE We’re living in competitive times where you need the right skills, knowledge, experience and mindset to get the career you want. That’s the UWE Bristol 360° experience. Everything we do here focuses on getting you ready for the future you want. Courses designed to meet industry needs? Work experience? You’ve got it. We create a real world learning experience so that you leave us as an adaptable, well-rounded, work-ready graduate.
Don’t just take our word for it – the facts speak for themselves. • 94% of UWE Bristol international first-degree graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation.* • 28th – UWE Bristol ranked 28th out of 121 UK institutions in the 2020 Guardian league table. • 79% of UWE Bristol graduates are in professional or managerial jobs after six months. •
Top 7 in England for student satisfaction.**
Sources: * DLHE (Destination of Leavers from Higher Education) survey published in 2018 ** The National Student Survey 2019
Studying at UWE Bristol has been a fantastic opportunity, where I’ve felt encouraged to develop myself, both personally and professionally. The teaching staff are amazing – so passionate and knowledgeable about their subject, and I feel like my course is preparing me well for my career. Some of the highlights include spending a year studying in Italy on the Erasmus Programme, as well as going on a study trip to Hong Kong where I worked on a project to improve water treatment. Anastasia BA(Hons) Architecture and Planning, Russia and Cyprus 4
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of our courses are professionally accredited
28th
UWE Bristol ranked 28th out of 121 UK institutions in the 2020 Guardian league table.
Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) meaning we deliver consistently outstanding teaching, learning and outcomes for our students.
94%
of UWE Bristol international first-degree graduates are in employment or further study six months after graduation.*
79%
of UWE Bristol graduates are in professional or managerial jobs after six months.*
TOP 7
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YOUR
BRISTOL We love Bristol, and it’s easy to see why. Relaxed, creative and multicultural, our city is home to around 450,000 people – including many of UWE Bristol’s 30,000+ students.
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No.1
Bristol was named best place to live in Britain in 2017 by The Sunday Times
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Bristol
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was named ‘one of the best European cities to visit in 2019’ by the Independent newspaper
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A city of opportunities Due to its thriving economy, many multinationals such as Rolls-Royce and Airbus choose to base themselves in Bristol. From banking, the creative industries and engineering to tech and healthcare, you’ll find exciting opportunities across all sectors.
Bristol’s a great city to be in. It’s very green, friendly and culturally diverse, and much better than London, which is just too busy. Everybody’s welcome and everyone feels at home here. Muhammad BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering Bangladesh
A well-connected city With an airport, two railway stations and a coach station, Bristol is well connected with the rest of the UK and beyond. • All campuses are connected by bus to the city centre and region. • Cyclists can take advantage of the city’s cycle lanes and UWE Bristol’s bike hire scheme. • Arrive in London in just 90 minutes by train or just over two hours by coach. We even have our own coach stop at Frenchay Campus. • Bristol International Airport connects the region to the world with affordable direct flights to and from Europe, and connecting flights to Asia and the USA.
‘Vibrant, diverse, friendly’ – the top three words residents use to describe Bristol Quality of Life Survey 2018 8
Multicultural Bristol Bristol is home to 45 religions, 187 countries of birth and over 91 languages. We’re proud to be part of such a multicultural city that welcomes everyone and celebrates diversity. Source: State of Bristol Key Facts 2018–19 produced by Bristol City Council. See more of the city we’re proud to call home uwe.ac.uk/bristol
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YOUR LEARNING
The lecturers are great, always ready to help you. I feel my course is preparing me very well for the workplace.
EXPERIENCE From our inspiring teaching staff with strong industry links, to our modern buildings and purpose-built facilities, everything is here to help you succeed.
David MSc Information Technology USA
First class facilities
Top teaching
One of the best things about joining a newer university is that we have modern facilities designed to work for you, including:
We believe you deserve the best, and that’s why you’ll learn from academic staff who are exploring the future of your subject. Not only are they reshaping the world within industry but they’re also changing the way we
• B usiness and Law School building – our award-nominated, ultra-modern building, fully equipped with mock courtrooms and a Bloomberg trading room.
think through their research.
• The Film Studios at Bower Ashton – our award-winning, £9 million home to industrystandard production filmmaking, animation and photography facilities for creative industries students.
TEF Gold In June 2018, UWE Bristol was awarded gold status in the Government rankings for higher education providers. We’re among just a handful of UK universities to achieve TEF Gold standard university status in Teaching and Learning. This is the highest standard and means you can be confident that you’re getting the best.
• F acilities at Glenside – a real-life ward experience for our nursing and midwifery students with consultation rooms, maternity unit and children’s unit. Plus practical learning spaces for optometrists, paramedics and occupational therapy students. uwe.ac.uk/ourfacilities
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Global study opportunities With an expanding network of global study partnerships, we can offer you a variety of ways to study a UWE Bristol degree: • Study your whole degree with one of our overseas partners. • Begin your studies with an overseas partner and then transfer to us to finish your degree. • Get involved in our study abroad or exchange opportunities. Find out more about the exciting options to choose from uwe.ac.uk/globalstudy
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GETTING YOU
CAREER READY We want you to graduate with the skills and experience you need to succeed in your career and that’s why we work closely with employers to identify skills gaps and ensure our courses are aligned to industry needs. Real-world experience With our extensive employer links – including Airbus, IBM, and Sony, to name just a few – we are able to offer you valuable work opportunities including placements, internships and field trips. And we’ve also embedded enterprise across our curriculum, so that you will develop the sought-after skills and experience you need to achieve your ambitions.
Our Careers Service We offer a range of services to help you shape your career, gain experience or continue in further study. And the great news is that you can access the service both online and in person while studying with us and up to three years after graduation.
Our specialist careers website, GradLink, was created by UWE Bristol for UK-educated international students and graduates. You can research global graduate job markets, prepare your CV and apply for jobs, so it’s a chance for you to connect with global employers to find your perfect job. International Talent Internship Scheme
8,000+ industry placements completed in 2017–2018
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Our scheme links local employers with international students to offer you relevant work experience alongside your studies. The employers are looking for your language, cultural skills and experience, and these paid opportunities are a fantastic way to gain relevant experience to add to your CV.
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CALLUM STEWART USA Associate Director of Development, School of Global and International Studies, Indiana University Bloomington
TOMASITA PAZOS AURICH Peru Investigations Manager at Banco de Crédito
DENNIS LARYEA Ghana Public Health Specialist at Ghana Health Service
GLOBAL SUCCESS We’re delighted to have welcomed students from more than 140 countries to study at UWE Bristol, with many establishing very successful careers. And you could do the same – a UWE Bristol degree can help you achieve your ambitions.
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FIRAT AKÅžENER
SORABH KALRA
Turkey
India
Attorney at Aksac Law Office
Advanced Analytics Manager at Accenture
CY LEUNG Hong Kong Ex-Chief Executive of Hong Kong
ROWAID ASLAM Saudi Arabia Supply Chain Manager at ITT Inc.
YB TEO NIE CHING Malaysia Deputy Education Minister of Malaysia
LUXMI CHURITTER Mauritius Barrister at Ahnee-Duval Law Firm
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SUPPORTING YOU
FROM APPLICATION TO ARRIVAL We’re committed to making sure you have all that you need to settle in the UK and get the most from your university experience.
Station. We’ll invite you to attend our International Student Orientation, which is a great way to make new friends and settle in.
Before you join us
After you’ve arrived
We’re here to support you right from your initial enquiry. The teams in our regional offices around the world and in the UK will guide you through your application and visa queries. We offer pre-departure briefings in many countries and provide information to support your arrival at UWE Bristol.
Once you’re here, there’s plenty of support available as and when you need it. UWE Bristol’s Global Centre is there to help you settle into student life – meet new friends, relax or get involved in many events and activities. You can also join in our Language Cafe, where you can practise your language skills. And our student team of Global Ambassadors and Buddies are available to support you, as well as offer advice about living in Bristol.
Your arrival Our Global Ambassadors will be waiting to welcome you at Heathrow and Bristol airports, and will help you get to your campus. There will also be support available at Bristol Temple Meads train station and Bristol Bus
Find out more about the support available uwe.ac.uk/newinternationalstudents
The International Office staff helped me so much with my questions before I arrived. Once here, I attended the International Student Orientation as well as trips and events organised by the Global Centre. It’s a great way to make friends and explore the beautiful city of Bristol. Carol BA(Hons) Marketing, Spain
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Hello!
Our Global Ambassadors will be waiting to welcome you to UWE Bristol
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The Student Centre at the Farmhouse Recently opened, this is a new space to connect and relax. Alcohol-free, welcoming and sociable, there are beanbags and sofas to relax on, plus rooms for societies to meet and have fun.
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SUPPORTING YOU AS A STUDENT WITH US We want you to settle in from day one and that’s why we offer plenty of academic and personal support to help you make a smooth transition from your home country to UWE Bristol: • Faculty support staff – our specialist staff will advise you on your course, modules, credits and refer you to other services. • Academic Personal Tutor – you’ll be assigned an Academic Personal Tutor at the start of your course, and they’ll provide support throughout your studies to help you progress. • 24/7 study resources – with quiet study or group learning spaces, you’ll find it here. And our library is open 24/7 offering you the flexibility to study whenever suits you best. • Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) – PAL is our studentto-student support scheme aimed at supporting you with study skills as well as starting university.
• English language skills – we offer a range of courses for international students who need to improve their English in order to study at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Additionally, our International Summer School prepares you for study in the UK. • Student Support Advisers – our friendly, professional advisers help you deal with changes in your personal circumstances, money worries or changing course. • W ellbeing Service – we encourage you to talk to us if you’re experiencing challenging personal difficulties including mental health concerns. With lots of advice and support available, we’re always here to listen to you. • Disability Service – if you have a disability, we can offer specific support to help you access your course. Find out more about the support available uwe.ac.uk/studysupport
The library team are a great support for international students. They will read your assignments, help you with referencing and grammar, and offer support and advice. They are a friendly team who I found helpful. Nhi Ho BA(Hons) Business and Management, Vietnam 19
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members of sports clubs, societies and networks
LIFE
OUTSIDE YOUR STUDIES A great university experience is about more than just getting a good degree. It’s the perfect time to develop yourself away from your course. So, whether you want to focus on your current interests or discover a new passion, it’s all here for you to explore. • U WE Bristol Students’ Union – with over 180 sports clubs, societies and networks for you to join, you’ll be spoilt for choice. • Sports clubs – we have sports clubs including football, cricket, rugby, netball, American football and more. • Faith and culture societies – Islamic, Hindu, Malaysian and Vietnamese, to name just a few – if you’d like to meet friends who share similar views.
• Music – develop your musical talents at the Centre for Music. You could even perform in one of their shows. • Volunteering – give back to society through our volunteering projects. • Centre for Sport – a modern gym with fitness suites and classes throughout the week, there’s so much to get involved in. Whatever your interests, you’ll be sure to find something to suit you here. So join in, have fun and get the most from your student experience. Find out more uwe.ac.uk/getinvolved
• Events – get involved in exciting events like Africa Week and Feel Good February.
It’s so important to develop your interests and enjoy your time at university. I love chess so I founded the Chess Society, which was a great way to meet new people with a shared interest. We even won the England Chess Championship! Kin LLB(Hons) Law, Malaysia
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40%
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THE
STUDENTS’ UNION Meet your Students’ Union. These elected reps are students just like you, who have chosen to stand up and be counted on behalf of the UWE Bristol community. They give you a voice, organise all the fun stuff and are always there if you need someone to talk to. The Students’ Union also offers a range of services and support, such as an advice centre, JobShop and nursery. There is also a HallsLife community for those living on campus and a range of shops and bars with fun events to get involved in.
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We have more than 180 clubs and societies for you to choose from
We are the current Students’ Union International Officers and we’re here, alongside the University, to support you, help you settle in and get the most out of your time at UWE Bristol. Doha and Arya International Students’ Officers at The Students’ Union at UWE Bristol
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YOUR UWE BRISTOL
CAMPUSES UWE Bristol is a campus-based university consisting of three safe and secure campuses – Frenchay, Glenside and City Campus. Each has its own distinct identity and a strong community. Living on campus Get to lectures in minutes and benefit from our fantastic facilities right on your doorstep. Catch up with friends in The Students’ Union or bars and cafes on campus. And always feel safe in the heart of your student community.
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I’m studying at Frenchay Campus and the facilities are fantastic. The Bristol Business School building is stunning and has an impressive Bloomberg financial trading room for students to use. Pawaris MSc Finance Thailand
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Our main campus is based at Frenchay – just four miles north of the city centre. This is where most of our students study and many choose to live too. It’s also home to our £55 million Bristol Business and Law School as well as The West of England University Enterprise Zone (UEZ), one of only four in the country. As part of the UEZ, Future Space is a dynamic new workspace – with lab space, workshops and offices – for innovative business start-ups and small companies specialising in science and high-tech areas.
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CITY CAMPUS Our creative and cultural industries campus spans the city and consists of several sites at Bower Ashton Studios, Spike Island, Arnolfini and Watershed. Bower Ashton is the main hub of the Campus and is where teaching takes place for the School of Art and Design and the School of Film and Journalism.
Creative City Bower Ashton is set in peaceful ancient parkland a stone’s throw from the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge – while our Spike Island, Arnolfini and Watershed facilities are right in Bristol’s creative heart, where you’ll be working alongside industry pros and practising artists. 28
GLENSIDE CAMPUS Situated in beautiful grounds in the Fishponds area of the city, Glenside Campus is just three miles northeast of the city centre. The beautiful surroundings provide an inspirational place to study. Our new Clinical Skills Centre opened here in 2018, in a former Grade II listed NHS laundry. This new centre provides modern teaching and learning spaces for trainee paramedics, occupational therapy students, nurses and undergraduate optometrists.
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YOUR ACCOMMODATION
As soon as I arrived at UWE Bristol, I felt comfortable and knew right away that it was somewhere I could call home. Julie BA(Hons) Architecture Brazil
OPTIONS
We want you to feel at home from the moment you arrive, and that’s why we offer a range of accommodation options to suit you – both on and off campus. Wherever you choose to live, you can feel assured it will be safe, well-equipped and comfortable. You’ll live in a friendly community either in a shared flat, house or hall – but your bedroom is your own personal space. Typically you can expect: • A furnished single bedroom with a bed, desk, TV point and fast internet – many are ensuite too. • Modern kitchens – shared with a group of other students. • Communal areas for relaxing and catching up with friends. • Laundry facilities and bike stores. • CCTV and a security team for peace of mind. • Gas, electricity, water, contents insurance for personal possessions (except bikes) and internet connection are all included in your accommodation fees – no unexpected costs. Frenchay Campus accommodation You’ll have a choice of three options – the Student Village, Wallscourt Park and Carroll Court. Benefit from all of Frenchay’s facilities, living only minutes away from your lectures.
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Glenside Campus accommodation Choose between living on site at Glenside or in the Hollies. Both are a just short walk to Fishponds’ high street where you’ll find plenty of shops, bars and cafes. City Campus accommodation Choose between our five city centre options. As well as enjoying all that city life has to offer, you’ll also benefit from good access to the city’s bus routes, so you can reach the other campuses easily. Accommodation costs We estimate that you’ll spend between £120–£180 per week on accommodation (based on a 40-week let). uwe.ac.uk/accommodationcosts Accommodation guarantee As a new student with us, we guarantee you a room in our accommodation as long as you apply by 8 June. (Accommodation guarantee conditions apply). Take a look at our many accommodation options available to you. Find out more uwe.ac.uk/accommodation
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WHICH COURSE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? We’ve included the courses that are likely to be of most interest to you in this prospectus; but many more are available. Please see our website for all available courses. Pre-sessional English Programme Our course is designed for international students who need to reach the level of English language skills required to study at UWE Bristol. The course will enable you to cope with all aspects of studying and living in the UK. International Summer School Programme We have a range of summer schools on offer where you can improve your English language skills, enhance your knowledge of a subject you enjoy, develop your professional skills or simply spend time in the UK experiencing British culture. Distance learning Distance learning allows you to study remotely without being in regular face-to-face contact. Some courses may require you to attend the University at times for study sessions. Undergraduate bachelor’s degree This is usually a three-year degree course and the award is either a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) or Bachelor of Law (LLB).
We also offer MEng(Hons) and MSci degrees in certain subjects. These are undergraduate master’s degrees, which have an additional final year of postgraduatelevel study built in so you graduate with a master’slevel qualification. Some architecture degrees, some engineering degrees, and all degrees with an optional placement year, last four years. Postgraduate taught master’s degree This usually includes nine months of teaching plus a three-month research project, which can be undertaken anywhere in the world. The award is either a Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc), Master of Law (LLM) or Master of Business Administration (MBA). We also have two-year master’s courses in both Information Technology and International Management, which have the option of a placement to gain experience. Please note that while we support students to do this, we cannot guarantee the availability of placements. Postgraduate research degree The Professional Doctorate (Prof Doc), Master of Research (MRes), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Philosophy (MPhil) are all research degrees with little or no teaching involved. Research degrees take at least two to three years to complete and often longer.
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UWE BRISTOL’S INTERNATIONAL
COLLEGE
When I started researching UK universities, I was expecting I’d have to retake modules but applying through Kaplan allowed me to pick up the modules I had missed and prepare me for my studies later on. Razaan BEng(Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering Bahrain
Your path to UWE Bristol UWE Bristol’s International College is a joint educational partnership between UWE Bristol and Kaplan International Pathways. Based at Frenchay Campus, the International College offers a pathway for international students who need to gain the necessary academic and English language skills to qualify for degree entry. You’ll benefit from small class sizes, expert teachers and regular one-to-ones, and you’ll also be able to use UWE Bristol’s facilities including the library, PC labs, study spaces, Centre for Sport and Students’ Union.
Pre-Master’s If you already have three years of higher education or equivalent from your home country, but you don’t qualify for entry to a postgraduate degree, a Pre-Master’s is ideal. This will bring your skills up to
What is a pathway course?
the level needed for entry onto a UWE Bristol postgraduate degree.
If you have completed high school or university, but don’t meet the entry requirements for our undergraduate or postgraduate degrees, you can gain a place through a pathway course. This will give you the skills and knowledge needed to progress onto your degree at UWE Bristol. You’re guaranteed entry* to your degree course as long as you pass at the required level with good attendance. On-campus pathway courses Foundation Certificate To qualify for entry to an undergraduate degree at UWE Bristol, you can take a Foundation Certificate, which will fully prepare you and then allow you to progress to the first year of your degree. 34
International Year One (IYO) If you’ve finished high school with good grades, you might qualify to study an IYO. This combines university preparation with content that is similar to that of an undergraduate first year, allowing you to progress directly to the second year of your degree.
Off-campus pathway course Pre-Doctorate If you already have a degree, and wish to study a UWE Bristol doctoral degree, you can prepare with a Pre-Doctorate at Kaplan’s International College in London. The course will help you to navigate the process of applying for a UK doctoral degree and show you how to best present yourself and your research ideas to universities at doctoral level. * This guarantee applies to the Foundation Certificate, International Year One and Pre-Master’s courses. For the Pre-Doctorate, you’re guaranteed an interview for a doctoral degree at UWE Bristol if your research topic matches the University’s priority areas.
Find out more kaplanpathways.com/uwe-bristol
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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Accounting and Finance Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
N40K
BSc(Hons) Accounting
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N40P
BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N30H
BA(Hons) Accounting and Finance (Top up)
N4NB
BA(Hons) Accounting and Management
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N300
BSc Banking and Finance
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N310
BA(Hons) Banking and Finance (Top up)
Frenchay
Frenchay
Architecture Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
K236
BSc(Hons) Architectural Technology and Design
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K100
BSc(Hons) Architecture
144
Frenchay
KH12
BEng(Hons) Architecture and Environmental Engineering
120
Frenchay
KK14
BA(Hons) Architecture and Planning
136
Frenchay
Placement
K120
BA(Hons) Interior Architecture
128
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
W110
BA(Hons) Drawing and Print‡§
112
City Campus
W101
BA(Hons) Fine Art
112
City Campus
W224
BA(Hons) Illustration‡§
112
City Campus
Art
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Art - Degrees with an Integrated Foundation Year
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Campus
W11F
BA(Hons) Drawing and Print§
48
City Campus
W10F
BA(Hons) Fine Art§
48
City Campus
W20F
BA(Hons) Illustration
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City Campus
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Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Audio and Music Technology UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
BSc(Hons) Audio and Music Technology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
BSc(Hons) Creative Music Technology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course code
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Biosciences Course code
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UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
C110
BSc(Hons) Biological Sciences
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
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MSci Biological Sciences
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
C980
BSc(Hons) Biomedical Science
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Frenchay
Sandwich year
C98M
MSci Biomedical Science
128
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Business Management Course code
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Campus
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BA(Hons) Business (Team Entrepreneurship)^
112
Frenchay
NN21
BA(Hons) Business and Events Management
112
Frenchay
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BA(Hons) Business and Events Management (Top up)
Frenchay
N1N6
BA(Hons) Business and Human Resource Management 112
Frenchay
N1NY
BA(Hons) Business and Human Resource Management (Top up)
Frenchay
NM11
BA(Hons) Business and Law
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N100
BA(Hons) Business and Management
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N12T
BA(Hons) Business and Management (Top up)
NL14
BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics
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BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics (Top up)
N201
BA(Hons) Business Management and Leadership
N4NG
BA(Hons) Business Management with Accounting and Finance (Top up)
NM1A
BA(Hons) Business Management with Law
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N1N5
BA(Hons) Business Management with Marketing
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N1NW
BA(Hons) Business Management with Marketing (Top up)
N110
BA(Hons) International Business
N12U
BA(Hons) International Business Management (Top-up)
Sandwich year Sandwich year
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ^
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Computer Science and Creative Technologies Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
N1I1
BSc(Hons) Business Computing
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G400
BSc(Hons) Computer Science
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G401
BSc(Hons) Computing
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G451
BSc(Hons) Digital Media
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G4H4
BSc(Hons) Forensic Computing and Security
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G611
BSc(Hons) Games Technology
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G560
BSc(Hons) Information Technology (Top up)
GN52
BSc(Hons) Information Technology Management for Business
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
6F3B
BSc(Hons) Software Engineering for Business
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Frenchay
Placement
Frenchay
Construction, Property and Surveying Course code
Course
HK10
BEng(Hons) Building Services Engineering
K230
BSc(Hons) Building Surveying
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K252
BSc(Hons) Construction Project Management
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K430
BA(Hons) Property Development and Planning
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
KN21
BSc(Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K440
BSc(Hons) Real Estate
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
W211
BA(Hons) Graphic Design‡§
112
City Campus
Placement
2C3W
BA(Hons) Interior Design
‡§
112
City Campus
Placement
W241
BA(Hons) Product Design§
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
W240
BSc(Hons) Product Design Technology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Design
§
Design – Degrees with an Integrated Foundation Year Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
W22F
BA(Hons) Graphic Design§
48
City Campus
2C3F
BA(Hons) Interior Design§
48
City Campus
W41F
BA(Hons) Product Design
88
Frenchay
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website.
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Applicant may be required to take part in an interview. Applicant may be asked to provide a portfolio. Courses not available to Tier 4 visa students.
Drama, Acting and Music Course code
Course
W400
BA(Hons) Drama‡
W490
BA(Hons) Drama and Acting
‡
UCAS Tariff
Campus
112
City Campus
112
City Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Economics Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
N300
BA(Hons) Banking and Finance
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N310
BA(Hons) Banking and Finance (Top up)
NL14
BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics
N1LH
BA(Hons) Business Management and Economics (Top up)
L100
BA(Hons) Economics
L19G
BA(Hons) Economics (Top up)
L190
BSc(Hons) Economics
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay 112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Education and Teaching Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
X312
BA(Hons) Early Childhood
104
Frenchay
Placement
X304
BA (Hons) Education
104
Frenchay
Placement
G1X9
BSc(Hons) Mathematics with Qualified Teacher Status‡^ 112
Frenchay
Placement
X123
BA(Hons) Primary Education (Initial Teacher Education)‡
112
Frenchay
Placement
Engineering Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
H403
BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H404
MEng Aerospace Engineering
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H405
BEng(Hons) Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H406
MEng Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
KH12
BEng(Hons) Architecture and Environmental Engineering
120
Frenchay
H331
BEng(Hons) Automotive Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H335
MEng Automotive Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H290
BEng(Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H39C
MEng Civil and Environmental Engineering
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H61D
BEng(Hons) Electronic Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H61C
MEng Electronic Engineering
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H110
BSc(Hons) Engineering (Top up)
H300
BEng(Hons) Mechanical Engineering
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H301
MEng Mechanical Engineering
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
H671
BEng(Hons) Robotics
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay
39
English, History and Writing Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
W810
BA(Hons) Creative and Professional Writing
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
QV31
BA(Hons) English and History
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
QQ3C
BA(Hons) English Language and Linguistics
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Q390
BA(Hons) English Language and Literature
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Q300
BA(Hons) English Literature
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
0PC3
BA(Hons) English Literature with Writing
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
V100
BA(Hons) History
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Environmental Science Course Code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
C110
BSc(Hons) Biological Sciences
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
C11M
MSci Biological Sciences
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
F900
BSc(Hons) Environmental Science
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
F90M
MSci Environmental Science
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
45MN
BSc(Hons) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
45MF
MSci Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
W2P2
BA(Hons) Fashion Communication‡§
112
City Campus
Placement
W23A
BA(Hons) Fashion Textiles‡§
112
City Campus
Sandwich year
Fashion
Fashion – Degrees with an Integrated Foundation Year Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
W2PF
BA(Hons) Fashion Communication§
48
City Campus
Placement
W23F
BA(Hons) Fashion Textiles§
48
City Campus
Sandwich year
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Filmmaking, Animation and Photography
40
Course code
Course
W615
BA(Hons) Animation‡§
112
City Campus
W293
BA(Hons) Filmmaking
128
City Campus
W640
BA(Hons) Photography‡§
112
City Campus
‡§
Filmmaking, Animation and Photography – Degrees with an Integrated Foundation Year UCAS Tariff
Subjects required GCSE
BA(Hons) Film Studies
64
English Language C/4 or above
W61F
BA(Hons) Animation
48
English Language C/4 or above
W64F
BA(Hons) Photography§
48
English Language C/4 or above
Course code
Course
P3AF
§
Forensic Science Course Code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
F410
BSc(Hons) Forensic Science
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
F41M
MSci Forensic Science
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Geography and Environmental Management Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
L700
BA(Hons) Geography
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
FF89
BSc(Hons) Geography
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
L7K4
BA(Hons) Geography and Planning
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
F600
BSc(Hons) Geology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
FJ7C
BSc(Hons) Environmental Management
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
Health Professions Course code
Course
B821
BSc(Hons) Diagnostic Radiography‡
120
Glenside
Placement
B510
BSc(Hons) Optometry
136
Glenside
Placement
B950
BSc(Hons) Paramedic Science‡
128
Glenside
Placement
B822
BSc(Hons) Radiotherapy and Oncology
120
Glenside
Placement
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
‡
‡
Journalism, Media and Public Relations Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
P500
BA(Hons) Broadcast Journalism
120
City Campus
PP52
BA(Hons) Journalism and Public Relations
120
City Campus
Placement
PL36
BA(Hons) Media and Cultural Production
112
Frenchay
Placement
P251
BA(Hons) Media and Journalism
112
City Campus
Placement
P30C
BA(Hons) Media Culture and Communication
112
Frenchay
Placement
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ^
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Law Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
NM11
BA(Hons) Business and Law
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
MM19
BA(Hons) Criminology and Law
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
M100
LLB(Hons) Law
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
NM1B
LLB(Hons) Law with Business
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
NN21
BA(Hons) Business and Events Management
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N1N5
BA(Hons) Business Management with Marketing
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
N1NW
BA(Hons) Business Management with Marketing (Top up)
Frenchay
BA(Hons) Business and Events Management (Top up)*
Frenchay
Marketing
N500
BA(Hons) Marketing
N50J
BA(Hons) Marketing (Top up)*
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Frenchay
Mathematics Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
G101
BSc(Hons) Mathematics
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G102
MMath Mathematics
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
G1X9
BSc(Hons) Mathematics with Qualified Teacher Status‡^ 112
Frenchay
Placement
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
136
Glenside
Placement
120
Glenside
Placement
120
Glenside
Placement
120
Glenside
Placement
120
Glenside
Placement
Nursing and Midwifery Course code
Course
B711
BSc(Hons) Midwifery‡
B701
BSc(Hons) Nursing (Adult)
B702
BSc(Hons) Nursing (Children's)‡^*
B703
BSc(Hons) Nursing (Learning Disabilities)
B704
BSc(Hons) Nursing (Mental Health)‡^*
‡*
‡^*
Philosophy and Politics
42
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
V500
BA(Hons) Philosophy
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
L290
BA(Hons) Politics and International Relations
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
BSc(Hons) Occupational Therapy‡
136
Glenside
Placement
B160
BSc(Hons) Physiotherapy
136
Glenside
Placement
BC96
BSc(Hons) Sport Rehabilitation
120
Glenside, Frenchay
Placement
Course code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
KK14
BA(Hons) Architecture and Planning
136
Frenchay
Placement
L7K4
BA(Hons) Geography and Planning
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K430
BA(Hons) Property Development and Planning
104
Frenchay
Sandwich year
K401
BSc(Hons) Urban Planning
104
Frenchay
Course code
Course
B920
‡
Planning
Psychology, Sociology and Criminology Course Code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
M900
BA(Hons) Criminology
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
MM19
BA(Hons) Criminology and Law
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
ML93
BA(Hons) Criminology and Sociology
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
M9C8
BSc(Hons) Criminology with Psychology
120
Frenchay
Sandwich year
C800
BSc(Hons) Psychology
128
Frenchay
Sandwich year
C8M9
BSc(Hons) Psychology with Criminology
128
Frenchay
Sandwich year
L300
BA(Hons) Sociology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
L3C8
BSc(Hons) Sociology with Psychology
112
Frenchay
Sandwich year
Course Code
Course
UCAS Tariff
Campus
Placement opportunities/ Sandwich year
L500
BSc(Hons) Social Work‡
120
Glenside
Placement
Social Work
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ^
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*
Subject to final UWE Bristol approval. 43
POSTGRADUATE COURSES Accounting and Finance Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
N34012
MSc Accounting and Finance
Frenchay
September
N39012
MSc Finance
Frenchay
September
N3I212
MSc Financial Technology (FINTECH)
Frenchay
September
N320
MSc Risk Management and Insurance
Frenchay
January
Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
K10B1
MArch Architecture
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
K9011
MRes Architecture, Design and the Built Environment‡¶
Frenchay
September
K90D1
MSc Facade Engineering‡
Frenchay
September
K10A
PGCert Prof Practice and Management in Architecture‡§
Frenchay
January with an induction in November
Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
W90L12
MA/MFA Curating
City Campus
January
Placement opportunities
WW1212
MA Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking
City Campus
September
Campus
Start month
Architecture ‡§
Art ‡¶ ‡§
Biosciences
44
Course code
Course
C99K1
MRes Applied Sciences
Frenchay
September
P9062
PGDip Applied Science Communication
Frenchay
January
C9001
MSc Biomedical Science
Frenchay
September
B90011
Professional Doctorate in Biomedical Science‡^
Frenchay
January
P90012
MSc Science Communication
Frenchay
September
‡¶
Additional information Distance learning Part-time
Business and Management Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
N12212
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Frenchay
September or January
Placement opportunities
N1224
Master of Business Administration (Executive MBA)^
Frenchay
September or January
Part-time with placement opportunities
N12T4
Doctorate in Business Administration^
Frenchay
September or April
Part-time
N20B12
MSc Business Management
Frenchay
September
N1946
PGCert Enterprise
Online
November, January or May
N8201
MSc Events Management
Frenchay
September
N3I212
MSc Financial Technology (FinTech)
Frenchay
September
N630M2
MSc Human Resource Management
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
N6001
MSc Human Resource Management (International)
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
N14512
MSc International Management
Frenchay
September or January
One year full-time. Two years with a placement (September starters)
N320
MSc Risk Management and Insurance
Frenchay
January
Distance learning
Computer Science and Creative Technologies Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
I6001
MSc Commercial Games Development
Frenchay
September
I9W91
MSc Creative Technology
Frenchay
September
I9001
MSc Cyber Security
Frenchay
September
G3901
MRes Data Science¶
Frenchay
September
MSc Data Science*
Frenchay
September
P11012
MSc Information Management
Frenchay
September
G56A12
MSc Information Technology (also available with an optional placement year)
Frenchay
September
Additional information
One year or two years with a placement
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ¶ ^ *
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Construction, Property and Surveying Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
K2101
MSc Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Design Construction and Operations
Frenchay
September or January
MSc Building Engineering Management*
Frenchay
September
K23A12
MSc Building Surveying
Frenchay
September
K23012
PGDip Building Surveying
Frenchay
September
K90012
MSc Construction Project Management
Frenchay
September or January
K90D1
MSc Facade Engineering‡
Frenchay
September
KN231
MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment
Frenchay
September or January
KN2B6
MSc Real Estate Finance and Investment
Frenchay
September or January
KN4112
MSc Real Estate Management
Frenchay
September or January
KN4A6
MSc Real Estate Management
Frenchay
September or January
K24012
GDip/MSc Quantity Surveying
Frenchay
September
Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
W2001
MA Design
City Campus
September
Placement opportunities
W21D12
MA Graphic Arts
City Campus
September
Distance learning or part-time
Distance learning or part-time
Design ‡§ ‡§
Economics
46
Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
L1501
MSc Global Political Economy
Frenchay
September
Additional information
Education and Teaching Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
X00042
MA Education
Frenchay
September, January or April
Part-time
X0084
MA Education (Early Years)^
Frenchay
September
Part-time
X90012
Doctor of Education
Frenchay
October
Part-time
X121
PGCE Primary Early Years Initial Teacher Education (3–7)‡
Frenchay
September
X171
PGCE Primary Initial Teacher Education (5–11)‡
Frenchay
September
W1X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Art and Design‡
Frenchay
September
2WQH
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Biology with Science‡
Frenchay
September
F1X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Chemistry with Science‡
Frenchay
September
2WQG
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Computer Science‡
Frenchay
September
F8X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Geography‡
Frenchay
September
Q3X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education English‡
Frenchay
September
V1X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education History‡
Frenchay
September
G1X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Mathematics‡
Frenchay
September
R9X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Modern Languages‡
Frenchay
September
F3X1
PGCE Secondary Initial Teacher Education Physics with Science‡
Frenchay
September
^
^
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ¶ ^ *
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Engineering Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
H20H1
MSc Civil Engineering
Frenchay
September
H9N21
MSc Engineering Management
Frenchay
September
H30B12
MSc Mechanical Engineering
Frenchay
September
H67A1
MSc by Research, Robotics
Frenchay
September or January
H67B1
MSc Robotics
Frenchay, September University of Bristol
Co-taught with University of Bristol
K46D1
MSc Transport Engineering and Planning
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
H1011
MRes Engineering
Frenchay
September or January
‡¶
Additional information
Environmental Science Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
C1841
MSc Advanced Wildlife Conservation in Practice‡
Frenchay, Bristol Zoo Gardens
January
Placement opportunities
C99K1
MRes Applied Sciences‡ ¶
Frenchay
September
P9062
PGDip Applied Science Communication
Frenchay
January
B90032
MSc Environmental Health
Frenchay
September
B9181
MSc Environmental Health
Online
September
BL9412
MSc Public Health
Frenchay
September
P90012
MSc Science Communication
Frenchay
September
Campus
Start month
Distance learning Distance learning
Film, Animation and Photography Course code
Course
W92012
MA Animation
W6411
City Campus
September
MA Factual Production*
City Campus
September
MA Photography
‡§
City Campus
September
MA Screen Business*
City Campus
September
MA Screen Production (Documentary)*
City Campus
September
‡§
MA Screen Production (Screenwriting)*
City Campus
September
I7101
MA Virtual Reality‡§
City Campus
January
D4P31
MA Wildlife Filmmaking
City Campus
September
‡§
Additional information
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website.
48
‡ § ¶
Applicant will be required to attend an interview. Applicant may be asked to provide a portfolio. Applicant will be asked to provide a research proposal.
^ *
Courses not available to Tier 4 visa students. Subject to final UWE Bristol approval.
Geography and Environmental Management Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
H20H1
MSc Civil Engineering
Frenchay
September
G3901
MRes Data Science
Frenchay
September
F90012
MSc Environmental Consultancy
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
F1N21
MSc Environmental Management
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
F8101
MRes Geography and Environmental Management‡¶
Frenchay
September
K4062
MSc Planning and Urban Leadership*
Frenchay
January
L90A1
MRes Social Research (Sustainable Futures)
Frenchay
September
L90B1
MRes Social Research (Health & Wellbeing)^
Frenchay
September
F8NA1
MSc Sustainable Development in Practice
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
Campus
Start month
Additional information
Glenside
January
Part-time with placement opportunities
¶‡
^
Additional information
Distance learning
Health Professions Course code
Course
B80042
MSc Medical Ultrasound
B80A42
MSc Nuclear Medicine‡
Glenside
September
Distance learning or part-time
B9611
MSc Physician Associate Studies‡
Glenside
September
Placement opportunities
B99P1
MSc Rehabilitation
Glenside
September
Distance learning or part-time
Campus
Start month
Additional information
City Campus
September
City Campus
September
City Campus
September
‡^
Journalism, Media and Public Relations Course code
Course
P50012
MA Journalism
‡
MA Journalism (Audio, Docs and Podcasts) MA Journalism (Specialist Features)‡
‡
49
Law Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
M3AC12
LLM Advanced Legal Practice (LPC)
Frenchay
September
M99A1
LLM Bar Professional Training Studies (BPTC)
Frenchay
September
M34A12
LLM Commercial Law
Frenchay
September or January
M29A1
LLM Environmental Law and Sustainable Development
Frenchay
September or January
M29A2
LLM International Banking and Finance Law Frenchay
September or January
M30G12
LLM International Law
Frenchay
September or January
M34C12
LLM International Trade and Economic Law
Frenchay
September or January
M99017
Graduate Diploma Law
Frenchay
September
M99067
Graduate Diploma Law
Frenchay
September
Part-time
M30B48
Professional Skills Course^
Frenchay, Exeter
Flexible
Part-time
Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
N5I112
MSc Digital Marketing
Frenchay
September
N8201
MSc Events Management
Frenchay
September
N50012
MSc Marketing
Frenchay
September
N50212
MSc Marketing Communications
Frenchay
September
^
Additional information
Marketing
Nursing and Midwifery Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
BL9412
MSc Public Health
Frenchay
September
Additional information
Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Sport Rehabilitation
50
Course code
Course
B99J12
MSc Advanced Practice
B99P1
MSc Rehabilitation
^
Campus
Start month
Additional information
Glenside
September
Part-time
Glenside
September
Distance learning
Planning Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
Additional information
K4931
MSc Planning Major Projects
Frenchay
September
MSc Project Management*
Frenchay
September or January
K4062
MSc Planning and Urban Leadership*
Frenchay
January
Distance learning
F8NA1
MSc Sustainable Development in Practice
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
K46D1
MSc Transport Engineering and Planning
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
K4N912
MSc Transport Planning
Frenchay
September
Placement opportunities
K4911
MSc Urban Planning
Frenchay
September
Psychology, Sociology and Criminology Course code
Course
Campus
Start month
LC5811
Doctor of Counselling Psychology‡
Frenchay
September
CB8942
MSc Health Psychology‡
Frenchay
September
C84141
Doctor of Health Psychology‡^
Frenchay
November
Part-time
B99942
MA Music Therapy
Glenside
September
Part-time with placement opportunities
C8111
MSc Occupational Psychology‡
Frenchay
September
Distance learning
C8BA1
MRes Social Sciences‡ ¶
Frenchay
September
C8901
MSc Sports and Exercise Psychology‡
Frenchay
September
‡^
Additional information
For full information on entry requirements, including required subjects, grades, alternative qualifications and confirmed 2020 tariff points (published from August 2019), please visit our website. ‡ § ¶ ^ *
Applicant will be required to attend an interview. Applicant may be asked to provide a portfolio. Applicant will be asked to provide a research proposal. Courses not available to Tier 4 visa students. Subject to final UWE Bristol approval. 51
TERM DATES 2020–2021
International Student Orientation
Week commencing 14 September
Welcome week 21–25 September Teaching block 1 28 September–18 December Winter holidays
21 December (three weeks)
January assessment period 11–21 January Teaching block 2 25 January–26 March Spring holidays 29 March (two weeks) Summer assessment period 3–28 May
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INTERNATIONAL AND EU
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic entry requirements • We accept equivalent academic qualifications from around the world. • Entry requirements depend on the specific course for which you’re applying. • Please refer to our country information web pages for your country’s entry requirements, or contact us if your country is not listed. uwe.ac.uk/international English language requirements • You’ll need an IELTS qualification certificate (valid for two years) or a recognised English language qualification of GCSE grade C or above or equivalent (for undergraduate degrees). Typical entry requirements are shown below, although these may vary depending on the course for which you’re applying.
Undergraduate
Overall score of 6.0 with 5.5 in each component*
Undergraduate final year entry
Overall score of 6.5 with 5.5 in each component or overall score of 6.0 with 6.0 in each component*
Postgraduate
Overall score of 6.5 with 5.5 in each component*
*These scores are for the majority of courses but some may require a higher level.
Find out more about accepted tests and required levels at uwe.ac.uk/languagerequirements We consider our applicants on a case-by-case basis, so please contact us if you have any questions. uwe.ac.uk/international international@uwe.ac.uk +44 (0)117 32 86644
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FEES AND FUNDING International scholarships As a university with a strong focus on employability, we’re keen to support exceptional students from a variety of backgrounds to achieve their full potential. Once you’ve submitted your application to study with us, we’ll invite you to apply for our scholarships. Every year we offer a number of international and country-specific scholarships to international students. Find out more at uwe.ac.uk/internationalfunding Tuition fees EU student tuition fees
Non-EU student tuition fees
Undergraduate
£9,250
£13,500
Postgraduate
£3,000–£11,000
£8,500–£16,500
MBA
£15,750
£15,750
Fees displayed are for 2020–2021 entry and may be subject to change. Visa advice If you’re applying for a student visa, it’s important to check that you have the appropriate funds as stipulated by UKVI to cover your living costs during your studies. Our Visa and Immigration team is available to advise both our new international students and those continuing their studies with us. Find out more by visiting uwe.ac.uk/visasandimmigration Living costs Below is a guide to your living costs as a student at UWE Bristol. Weekly cost
Yearly cost
Accommodation or rent
£120–£180
£4,800–£7,200
Travel
£12–£20
£480–£800
Additional course costs (if applicable)
£7.50–12.50
£300–£500
Household bills and food
£80–£90
£3,200–£3,600
Entertainment and socialising
£20–£30
£800–£1,200
Total
£239.50–£332.50
£9,580–£13,300
Please note that the above costs are indicative and are based on a 40-week academic year. These costs will also vary between courses, year of study and choice of accommodation.
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HOW TO APPLY TO UWE BRISTOL With several options available to you, it’s easy to apply, so just choose the one that suits you best. And if you have any queries, please contact us.
Pre-sessional English Programme Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Supporting documents
If you meet the academic requirements but require additional support to take your language skills to the required level, you may be able to attend one of our pre-sessional English courses. Students who successfully complete the pre-sessional course can progress onto their chosen degree course without retaking an IELTS or equivalent.
We will consider your application and email you with our decision within 14 days.
Firmly accept your offer.
If you require a visa to study in the UK, we will issue a Certificate of Acceptance to Study (CAS). We start to issue the CAS 3 months prior to the start date of your programme.
Before we can confirm your place, you need to meet the following criteria:
We will ask you to pay a £3,000 deposit to secure your place. If the course has lower fees you will have to cover the full cost.
Complete your CAS assessment task and passport details on your UWE Bristol Welcome website on the My VISA tab.
Hold a conditional place on a degree programme. Upload a copy of your UKVI approved SELT (secure English language test).
Students can apply online via the Pre-sessional English course web page.
Undergraduate Step 1 Apply through one of the following ways:
Step 2
We will consider your application and email you with our decision · Apply online via UCAS (Our institution within 14 days. code is B80) If your application is successful, you will receive · Agents and either a conditional or representatives – through our extensive unconditional offer. UCAS applicants will also network both in the be notified by UCAS when UK and overseas. a decision has been made. · UWE Bristol accepts When you have replies applications through from all your courses, the Common you can accept one firm Application, provided choice and one insurance that you are liable to choice in case you do not pay overseas fees meet the grades of your commonapp.org firm offer. · Regional offices – Some courses require an our staff in China, interview and/or to view Nigeria, Vietnam your portfolio of work. and Malaysia are In both cases this can be there to help with arranged via Skype. your application. 56
Step 3
Step 4
Supporting documents
Firmly accept your offer.
If you require a visa to study in the UK, we will issue a Certificate of Acceptance to Study (CAS). We start to issue the CAS 3 months prior to the start date of your programme.
The following documents are required before we can confirm your place:
Complete your CAS Assessment task and passport details on your UWE Bristol Welcome website on the My VISA tab.
· a copy of your final results, final transcript or degree certificate
Self funded international students will be asked to pay a £3,000 deposit to secure your place.
· a copy of your passport · copies of previous UK visa/s, if applicable · a copy of your ATAS certificate, if applicable
· a copy of your English language qualification, if applicable · a copy of bank statements and or evidence of maintenance funds Please read the admission statement for your programme carefully before applying, as you may need to upload additional documents.
Postgraduate taught Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Supporting documents
Apply through one of the following ways:
We will consider your application and email you with our decision within 14 days.
Firmly accept your offer.
If you require a visa to study in the UK, we will issue a Certificate of Acceptance to Study (CAS). We start to issue the CAS 3 months before the start date of your programme.
The following documents are required before we can confirm your place:
Complete your CAS assessment task and passport details on your UWE Bristol Welcome website on the My VISA tab.
· a copy of your final results, final transcript or degree certificate
· Apply online – via the relevant postgraduate course web page · Agents and representatives – through our extensive network both in the UK and overseas · Regional offices – our staff in China, Nigeria, Vietnam and Malaysia are there to help with your application.
If your application is successful, you will receive either a conditional or unconditional offer. Some courses require an interview and/or to view your portfolio of work. In both cases this can be arranged via Skype.
Self-funded international students will be asked to pay a £3,000 deposit to secure your place.
· a copy of your passport · copies of previous UK visa/s, if applicable · a copy of your ATAS certificate, if applicable
· a copy of your English Language qualification, if applicable · a copy of bank statements and or evidence of maintenance funds Please read the admission statement for your programme carefully before applying, as you may need to upload additional documents.
Postgraduate research Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Supporting documents
For a supervised PhD, MPhil or DPhil we expect that applicants will normally hold at least a 2:1 or a master’s qualification from a UK university or a degree of comparable standing from a university outside the UK. We also require a recognised English language qualification before making an unconditional offer. Applications which do not meet the minimum criteria will not be considered.
Submit your application and research proposal online at uwe.ac.uk/ applyforpgresearch
If you meet the conditions of your offer, we will confirm your place.
If you require a visa to study in the UK, we will issue a Certificate of Acceptance to Study (CAS). We start to issue the CAS 3 months before the start date of your programme.
You will need to upload your research proposal, all your degree certificates and transcripts and your proof of English language proficiency as attachments to your application so please have these available when you complete the application form.
There are three intakes per year on 1 October, 1 January and 1 April. We recommend that you apply at least three months in advance as a minimum to allow for your CAS to be processed and ATAS certificate, if applicable.
If research leaders are interested in your proposal, we will invite you to a formal interview.
Complete your CAS assessment task and passport details on your UWE Bristol Welcome website on the My VISA tab.
References: you will need to provide details of two referees as part of your application. At least one referee must be an academic referee from the institution that conferred your highest degree. Your application will only be considered if it is complete together with the above supporting documentation and confirms that you meet our minimum eligibility criteria.
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WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I RECEIVE
AN OFFER?
1. Log on to the UWE Bristol Welcome Portal After you apply, we will send you an email so you can access the portal. It’s important to check here regularly, as this is where we will send messages requiring your action. 2. Accept your offer You will find your offer letter under the ‘My letters’ tab in the portal. You can then accept or decline your offer via the ‘My applications’ tab. Please note that you will only be able to apply for accommodation after you’ve accepted your offer. 3. Apply for accommodation After you’ve accepted your offer, you’ll be invited to apply for accommodation from March. We guarantee UWE Bristol accommodation as long as you apply before the 8 June deadline. 4. Complete passport, visa questions and CAS assessment task via ‘My visa’ page. 5. Prepare for your visa You may need a visa to study in the UK. You can apply for your visa up to three months before your course starts. We recommend applying as soon as possible after you have received your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS).
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After you firmly accept your offer, meet any offer conditions, pay your deposit and complete all requirements listed in section 4, we will issue your CAS in the summer before your course starts. Find out more about what you need for your visa: uwe.ac.uk/tier4visa 6. Upload your documents Next you’ll need to upload the following documents onto the portal: • Passport details • Your final results (as soon as you have your results, please upload the document(s)) 7. Pay your deposit When you’ve met your offer conditions and received an offer, you are required to pay a £3,000 nonrefundable tuition fee deposit. You can do this via transfer or online.
CONTACT US UK Headquarters
China
Telephone: +44 (0)117 32 86644 Email: international@uwe.ac.uk
Email: china@uwe.ac.uk
We also have staff in China, Nigeria, Vietnam and Malaysia who can manage your application for you. Get in touch with our teams across the world:
Africa West Africa: Kaplan International Colleges, 3rd Floor, B Wing, SAPETRO Towers, No 1 Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria Telephone: +234 (0) 1 291 7055 +234 (0) 812 365 3664 +234 (0) 809 169 7000
International Office: Asia Pacific Email: sea.regionaloffice@uwe.ac.uk Malaysia: SS15 Courtyard, Level 12B, Unit S-14-03, Jalan SS15/4G, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor D E, Malaysia Telephone: +603-5613 2699 +603-5613 1689
Guangzhou: Rm 268, 2/F, Chengjian Building, 189 Tiyuxi Rd, 510620, Guangzhou, China 地址:广州市体育西路189号城建大厦2楼268室 Telephone 联系电话：+86(0)20 387 98689 Beijing: #701, Building 17, Jianwai SOHO, 39 East Third Middle Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 北京办公室：朝阳区东三环中路39号建外SOHO 17号 楼705室 邮编100022 Telephone 联系电话：+86(0)10 594 83581 In addition, our extensive international representative network offers enquirers and applicants a variety of services including application advice for undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses. Find representatives in your country uwe.ac.uk/mycountry
Vietnam: 2A Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Hanoi, Vietnam Telephone: +84 243 974 7011
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THE SMALL PRINT The information in this printed prospectus, including that relating to the availability of courses, is current at the time of going to press (July 2019) and is subject to alterations. For the most up-to-date information, please check our website.
We continually enhance our offer by responding to feedback from our students and other stakeholders, which may mean we make changes to courses after the prospectus is published.
Data protection
our courses on our website.
Personal data about students, including records of academic achievements, is stored by the University in accordance with applicable UK data protection legislation (General Data Protection Regulation and Data Protection Act 2018). The University of the West of England, Bristol, is the data controller.
Very occasionally we have to withdraw or combine courses due to limited demand, as this would have a negative impact on the student experience. When this is the case, we'll advise you as soon as possible before the start of the course and aim to provide a suitable alternative.
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We’ve made every effort to make this prospectus as accurate as possible. However, it is printed over a year before the courses start.
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