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Your pathway to Bournemouth University

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About us
Bournemouth University
Life on campus
International College
Our courses
Teaching that transforms
With you every step of the way

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of BU graduates
are in employment
or further study
within six months
of graduating

Reasons to study at
Bournemouth University (BU)

BU is proud to be a

Love Bournemouth
Life by the sea
Your home away from home
Meet an International College student

Two-time

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winner of The Queens


Anniversary Prize
the UKs most prestigious
award for higher
education

Undergraduate courses
Your pathway to a Bachelors degree
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Foundation Certificate
Business, Law or Finance
Computing
Media and Communications
Tourism and Hospitality Management

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International Year One


Business

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Over a hundred
BU graduates have
celebrated OSCAR and
BAFTA success

Postgraduate courses
Your pathway to a Masters degree
Choose your Masters degree

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Pre-Masters
Business, Law or Finance
Media and Communications
Tourism and Hospitality Management

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Direct entry courses


Pre-Sessional English courses

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Extra information
Complete cover
Work placements
Next steps
Application form

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Bournemouth is surrounded
by the outstanding natural
beauty of the New Forest
National Park and the
Jurassic Coast
The town of Bournemouth
has ten kilometres of sandy
beaches, endless sparkling
sea and 2,000 acres of
tropical gardens

The brand-new International College building on


Bournemouth Universitys Lansdowne campus

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of BU research
is at an
international level
(REF 2014)

Studying a university pathway course at Bournemouth University


International College can help you progress to a world-class Bachelors or
Masters degree at one of the UKs most innovative and forward-thinking
institutions Bournemouth University.

Prominent awards

Bournemouth University (BU) has twice been awarded


The Queens Anniversary Prize the UKs most prestigious
award for higher education. It is also the first university
to have achieved a commended rating for the quality of
student learning opportunities, the highest award possible
from the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA).

About us

Bournemouth University

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Centres for excellence

Home to the Centre for Excellence in Media Practice,


BU offers the only UK journalism course which is accredited
by the three main industry bodies; BJTC, NCTJ and PTC.
The University also houses the world-renowned National
Centre for Computer Animation, while the School of
Tourism is recognised as a global leader by the World
Tourism Organisation.

Student success

I would like to offer a warm welcome


to students who are thinking of
studying at Bournemouth University
International College your first
step to a degree at BU. Academic
excellence and a genuine care
for students are at the heart of
everything we do here at BU. We help
you develop as an individual and
make the connections that will get
you ahead in life, both personally and
professionally.

Professor John Vinney

Vice-Chancellor of Bournemouth University

Join a community of almost 17,000 students from over


100 different countries. BU media alumni regularly win
awards at the Royal Television Society and over a hundred
BU graduates have celebrated Oscar and BAFTA success
for their work on incredible films such as Avatar, Gravity,
Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Skyfall and The Hobbit.

Building for the future

BU is dedicated to creating world-class facilities and


is investing 200 million to improve the University by
2018. The brand-new Student Centre, completed in 2015,
provides extra social and learning space as well as a new
Student Advice Centre, meeting rooms and a caf. In addition,
a superb academic building, opening in 2016, will house
seminar rooms, lecture theatres and catering facilities.

Remarkable research

In the Research Excellence Framework 2014, 96% of BU


research was rated at an international level, with 18%
considered world-leading. BU is the fourth university in the
southwest of England for world-leading impact in research.

Great experience

To ensure you have the best possible time at university,


BUs Students Union is very active. As well as offering advice
and support, it also organises over 100 different clubs and
societies. Students run their own media outlet with a radio
station, magazine and TV channel and there are endless
opportunities to volunteer with various charities.

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BU won the
Outstanding
Digital Innovation in
Teaching or Research Award
at the Times Higher Education
ceremony 2015. The award was
in recognition of the SHIVA
project, a software system that
enables schoolchildren with
disabilities to take part in
artistic activities.

Talbot campus is BUs main campus and just a short bus


ride from Bournemouth town centre. It is home to most
of the Universitys academic schools, sports facilities,
and student services.

About us

Life on campus

Talbot campus

Lansdowne campus

From the first day you arrive, you will live and
learn as a university student, with access to a
range of outstanding facilities available at the
brand-new International College.

The Lansdowne campus, home to the International College,


is situated in a busy and bustling area of Bournemouth.
The campus is just a short walk away from the town centre
and railway station. There is also a regular University bus
service to the Talbot campus, providing a direct link to many
campus facilities.

BU is committed to providing state-of-the-art academic


and campus facilities to enhance the student learning
experience. As a student at BU, you will have access to
top-quality, specialist university facilities related to your
degree including:
Computer facilities open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Fully staffed libraries with access to electronic, print
and multimedia resources, with innovative Technobooth
learning spaces for group work
Virtual Reality Laboratory
Five recording studios
The Retreat food management studios and on-campus
food service facilities
Crime Scene Training Centre for full-scale simulated crime
scene investigations
Bio Dome with fully controllable climatic conditions for
environmental research

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BUs impressive investment in Talbot


campus facilities includes a fantastic
new academic building (due to open
in September 2016), offering a range
of seminar rooms, lecture theatres,
research spaces, learning areas and
a relaxing roof-top terrace caf
helping staff and students from
all disciplines work together.

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About us

On behalf of everyone here at


Bournemouth University International
College, we are delighted that you
are considering studying with us.
Each year, it is our pleasure to work
with students from all corners of the
world, with a shared goal: to transform
their futures. I look forward to
welcoming you, and wish you the very
best as you start your journey at the
College and on to BU.

Other course options

If you do not meet the English


language entry level for one of our
pathway courses, but have at least
IELTS 4.0 in all skills, we can offer
you additional English language
and academic skills preparation
as part of your course. Contact
us for more details about other
available courses.

The university pathway courses taught at Bournemouth University International College


are designed for international students to ensure you successfully progress to BU.

Undergraduate

Typical requirements: at least 11 years


of education and IELTS 5.0

Typical requirements: at least 12 years


of education and IELTS 5.5

Pre-Masters

Typical requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS
5.0 (minimum 4.5 in all skills)

Want to know more?

www.kic.org.uk/bournemouth/courses/

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Subject knowledge modules


Deepen your understanding of the main ideas
and theories within your chosen subject.

International Year One

Postgraduate

What will I study on a


university pathway course?

Year one

Bachelors
degree
Year two

Work
placement year*

Bachelors
degree
Year three

Language for study modules


Learn important essay-writing and
presentation skills in English to build your
confidence in speaking, listening, reading and
writing for university-level study in the UK.

Skills for study modules


Discover how to research and analyse
information critically, correctly reference
sources, develop original ideas and structure
your arguments effectively.

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from Bournemouth University

Masters
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some are mandatory and some are optional.
Visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk for full details.

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Foundation Certificate

Bachelors
degree

About us

Our courses

Dedicated, experienced teachers and regular one-to-one


tutorial sessions are just a couple of reasons why students at the
International College reach their goals and progress to fantastic
futures at Bournemouth University and beyond.

I believe the most rewarding


thing about working here
is being able to work in
an environment of many
cultures, from the teaching
and administrative staff, to the
students. Interacting in such
a positive space gives me not
only job satisfaction, but a
sense of having shared values.

Melsia Tomlin-Kraftner

Tutor at Bournemouth University


International College

160+

years of combined
teaching experience
achieved by our
International College
teachers

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About us

Learn from the best

You will benefit from high standards of teaching


and have the best possible academic support
throughout your course. Our teachers have a wealth
of experience from both academic and professional
backgrounds, and they work hard to ensure you
reach the academic and English language standards
required by the University.

Student support

Our classes allow students to build their confidence


quickly and create close relationships with teachers
and classmates. You will have regular meetings
with your own personal tutor, who will answer
any questions and help you develop important
study skills. In addition, assessments and mid-term
reports will help you track your progress and
prepare you for university.

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Teaching that
transforms

about your course and the


You will meet your teachers and find out more
facilities that you can use on
modules you will study. We will show you the
Students Union. We will help
campus, including the library, study spaces, and
important information, such
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With you every


step of the way

Your first week

When you arrive

there for you. We can arrange


From the moment you land in the UK, we are
to your accommodation,
for you to be picked up from the airport and taken
new surroundings.
ensuring you feel safe and comfortable in your

Our warm and welcoming staff will


fully support you while you prepare for
university at the International College.

Experienced staff are available to answer your questions

Get involved!

Getting ready for a new life

With us by your side, you will have


the
confidence to embrace new experien
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and exciting opportunities, while form
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lifelong friendships.
Our support starts even before you
arrive
in Bournemouth. Contact our advisers
and they will be happy to answer
any
of your questions, big or small. You
will
also receive a pre-arrival guide full
of essential information and advice
for
your journey.

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Enjoy fun events on the seafront

We organise regular activities for you to


make the most of all the fun opportunities
that this unique experience has to offer:
Sunset party cruise
Firework displays
Quiz nights
Games club
Weekend in London
Trips to Bath, Oxford and the Isle of Wight
Stonehenge visit
Coastal trip to Corfe Castle and Durdle Door
Sport activities
Charity bake sale
Salsa classes
KIC Games sports tournament

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Take part in the KIC games

Bournemouth is a welcoming
town I already feel at home
and have made friends with
other international students.
I love studying here and really
enjoy living in Bournemouth and
exploring the surrounding area.

Anunya Naktubtim, Thailand

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Love Bournemouth
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Love
Bournemouth

Come to Bournemouth and you will discover


why this sunny seaside town attracts over
five million visitors every year.

Love Bournemouth

Life by the sea

Exciting nightlife

In the evening, Bournemouth is an entertainment


hotspot with cool bars, clubs and restaurants.
There is also a busy calendar of special evening
events, including Candlelit Nights an old
Bournemouth tradition where the towns gardens
are transformed into magical candlelit kingdoms.

Shoppers paradise

The town centre is a fantastic shopping district with


many well-known brands, unique stores and vintage
boutiques. For an indoor shopping experience, there
is Castlepoint Shopping Park, the largest shopping
park in the UK. Alternatively, head to the suburb of
Boscombe to explore Bournemouths Open Air Market
for the best food, accessories and clothes.

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Great shopping locations

Lovely living

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Enjoy the active sports scene

Stunning coastline

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Bournemouth Balloon

Live and learn in one place with your classrooms


just a few metres from our new state-of-the-art
accommodation block, Lansdowne Point.
Conveniently connected to the College,
the residence is also within easy reach of
the town centre and close to supermarkets,
restaurants and cafs.

Love Bournemouth

Your home away


from home

Ideal location

Everything you need

Enjoy a stylish bedroom, private bathroom,


a private or shared kitchen, shared living room
with entertainment options, on-site laundry
facilities and regular housekeeping services.

Benefits guaranteed

Apply before the deadline to guarantee your


accommodation. All bills are included in the
accommodation price, so you dont need to worry
about any extra costs during your time studying
at the International College.

Caring for you

A dedicated team of staff is available at the


residence every day to offer help and assistance,
while friendly student wardens organise fantastic
social events.

Lansdowne Point is proud to offer its students


the option of catered accommodation with
healthy, nutritious meals. Our on-site restaurant
caters for a range of dietary requirements
including vegetarian and halal, and we use
fresh, locally sourced and seasonal ingredients
wherever possible.

Lansdowne Point is a fantastic new


residence offering comfortable,
private accommodation, where you
can relax and focus on your studies.

The first time I walked into my


room, I felt like I was walking
into a brand-new hotel! I feel so
overwhelmed and lucky at the
same time. The staff who work in
the residence really help me a lot,
with their smile and genuine desire
to help. They always put us first and
give us worthy advice on everything.

To make your move to the UK as easy as possible,


we also give our students a free starter pack,
containing bedding, cooking pots, pans and
utensils, plus plates, cups and cutlery.

Yisu (Ivan) Wang, China

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Starter pack

the number of bedrooms


at Lansdowne Point
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Name: Constantinos Ioannou


Nationality: Cypriot / Zambian
Courses: Foundation Certificate
and International Year One
Degree: BA (Hons) International
Business Studies currently
working as an Assistant
Administrator at the International
College during his placement year.
Languages: English, Greek, Nyanja
and Bemba.
Hobbies: Football and the
outdoors; I enjoy fishing, camping
and going to the gym.
Inspiration: My parents I aspire
to provide the same support and
inspiration to others around me
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Fun fact: I have a tendency to
always read instruction manuals
of how things work. I find them
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Studying here has


helped me achieve
my personal and
professional goals,
allowing me to
grow as a person.

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Foundation Certificate

Your pathway to a
Bachelors degree
Study one of the following pathway courses for entry to an undergraduate degree at
Bournemouth University.

Foundation Certificate for:


Business, Law or Finance (page 28)
Business pathway
Law pathway
Finance pathway

Computing (page 30)


Computing pathway

Media and Communications pathway

Tourism and Hospitality Management (page 34)


Tourism and Hospitality Management pathway

Bachelors degree year one


at Bournemouth University

International Year One in:


Business (page 36)
Business pathway
Finance pathway

Bachelors degree year two


at Bournemouth University

Work placement year*

Bachelors degree year three


at Bournemouth University

Graduate

with a degree from Bournemouth University


* Some degrees have mandatory work placements and some are optional.
Please see www.bournemouth.ac.uk for full details.

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Studying my course at the International College has


really prepared me for university and has taught me
important academic skills, such as referencing and
how to write an essay.
I chose Bournemouth because its one of the best
schools for my subject and its on the south coast, by the
beach the weather in Bournemouth is fantastic! It is
the perfect size for a town, not too big but also not too
small. There are many students here, which is great.
Alifia Ikrami, Indonesia

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Media and Communications (page 32)

Foundation Certificate for Business, Law or Finance (page 28)


Business pathway

BA (Hons) Accounting and Business


BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons) Accounting and Law
BA (Hons) Accounting and Taxation
BA (Hons) Advertising
LLB (Hons) Business Law
BA (Hons) Business Studies
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Economics
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Enterprise
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Finance
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Human Resource Management
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Law
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Marketing
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Operations and Project
Management
BA (Hons) Economics
BA (Hons) Events and Leisure Marketing
BA (Hons) Events Management
LLB (Hons) Entertainment Law
BA (Hons) Finance and Business
BA (Hons) Finance and Economics
BA (Hons) International Business Studies
BA (Hons) International Hospitality Management
LLB (Hons) Law
LLB (Hons) Law with Economics
LLB (Hons) Law and Taxation
BSc (Hons) Marketing
BA (Hons) Marketing Communications
BA (Hons) Retail Management
BA (Hons) Tourism Management

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Law /

Finance pathway

BA (Hons) Accounting and Business


BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons) Accounting and Law
BA (Hons) Accounting and Taxation
LLB (Hons) Business Law
BA (Hons) Business Studies
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Economics
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Enterprise
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Finance
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Human Resource Management
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Law
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Marketing
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Operations and Project
Management
BA (Hons) Economics
LLB (Hons) Entertainment Law
BA (Hons) Finance and Business
BA (Hons) Finance and Economics
BA (Hons) International Business Studies
LLB (Hons) Law
LLB (Hons) Law with Economics
LLB (Hons) Law and Taxation
BSc (Hons) Marketing

Foundation Certificate for Computing


(page 30)
Computing pathway

BSc (Hons) Business Information Technology


BSc (Hons) Computer Networks
BSc (Hons) Computing
BSc (Hons) Forensic Computing and Security
BSc (Hons) Games Programming
BSc (Hons) Games Technology
BSc (Hons) Information Technology Management
BSc (Hons) Music and Audio Technology
BSc (Hons) Music and Sound Production Technology
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering

International Year One in Business


(page 36)

BA (Hons) Advertising
BA (Hons) Communication and Media
BSc (Hons) Marketing
BA (Hons) Marketing Communications
BA (Hons) Media Production
BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism
BA (Hons) Politics
BA (Hons) Public Relations
BA (Hons) Radio
BA (Hons) Scriptwriting for Film and Television
BA (Hons) Television Production

BA (Hons) Business Studies


BA (Hons) Business Studies with Economics
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Enterprise
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Finance
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Marketing
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Operations and Project
Management
BA (Hons) International Business Studies

Media and Communications pathway

Foundation Certificate for Tourism and


Hospitality Management (page 34)
Tourism and Hospitality Management pathway

BA (Hons) Advertising
BA (Hons) Events and Leisure Marketing
BA (Hons) Events Management
BA (Hons) International Hospitality Management
BSc (Hons) Marketing
BA (Hons) Marketing Communications
BA (Hons) Public Relations
BA (Hons) Retail Management
BA (Hons) Tourism Management

Use our online course finder

Please note, degree courses are subject to change.


Visit our online course finder for an up-to-date list:
www.kic.org.uk/bournemouth/course-finder/

Business pathway

Foundation Certificate

After you successfully complete your university pathway course to the required level,
you can progress to one of these Bachelors degrees at Bournemouth University.

Foundation Certificate for Media and


Communications (page 32)

Finance pathway
BA (Hons) Accounting and Business
BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
BA (Hons) Accounting and Law
BA (Hons) Accounting and Taxation
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Economics
BA (Hons) Business Studies with Finance
BA (Hons) Economics
BA (Hons) Finance and Business
BA (Hons) Finance and Economics

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Choose your Bachelors degree


at Bournemouth University

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: S
 eptember, January, May
Tuition fees: 11,300

Three terms: Enhancement

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: S
 eptember, October*
Tuition fees: 12,300

An introduction to the legal world of


modern Britain and the British legal
system through an examination of
current legal issues.

Three terms: Language

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.0 (minimum 4.0
in all skills)
Start: September, January
Tuition fees: 12,300

Social Sciences
Learn about the socio-political
environment of modern Britain
through analysing current social issues.

Choose your pathway:


Business pathway

Course modules

Law pathway
Finance pathway

Course modules

Economics in an International
Context
Develop an understanding of the theory
and practice of how markets work and the
factors influencing international trade
and investment.

Improve your analytical skills in


examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Language for Study 2

Skills for Study 3

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing
written and spoken information, and
giving your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Building on your existing skills, learn


how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

Language for Study 3

Statistics

Develop your skills and learn to


read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Improve your understanding of statistics,


and build on your basic mathematics
skills and your ability to analyse
technical data.

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

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Skills for Study 2

Accountancy

Develop an awareness of essential


accounting principles, how to construct
accounts for business and interpret
financial accounts using the industry
standard Sage Instant Accounts
computer software.

Business and the Business


Environment
Learn about the national and
international business environment,
review various types of businesses and
their different goals, and discuss the
effects of globalisation.

Course structure
You will study:

 inance pathway
F
modules

Three-term students also study either:


Enhancement modules
Language module

 usiness pathway
B
modules

Business and the Business


Environment

Learn about the national and


international business environment,
review various types of businesses and
their different goals, and discuss the
effects of globalisation.

Business Enterprise
Examine the idea of business enterprise
and consider how and why economic
activity develops, the role of culture and
how to analyse business performance.

Enhancement modules

Language module

Basic Computing Skills

Language for Study 1

Develop basic computing skills,


discuss modern computing topics and
technology in industry and society.
You will also be trained on software,
such as Microsoft Office to help
improve your studies.

Improve your English vocabulary,


grammar and pronunciation through
interactive teaching methods, helping
you build confidence in English
through discussions and short essays.

Personal Development and


Pre-Study Skills
Prepare for a more advanced study
of various subjects and academic
skills on your course and develop a
number of different study and personal
development skills.

Other course options

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Foundation
Certificate, but have at least IELTS 4.0
in all skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

After you successfully complete your


Foundation Certificate to the required
level, you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Bachelors degree
in a variety of related subjects such
as Accounting, Business, Finance, Law,
Marketing, and Politics.
For a list of available degree options,
please see page 26.

Your potential careers


Accountant
Barrister
Business Manager
Corporate Investment Banker
Insurance Underwriter
Marketing Executive
Recruitment Consultant
Solicitor

Plus one of the following possible


modules as decided by the College:

Preparatory Mathematics

Improve your mathematical knowledge


and develop the skills necessary to
study your degree. You will learn more
about algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
graphs and transformations and
their uses.

Introduction to British Society


and Culture
Receive an academic introduction to
UK life and culture, British society and
history which will help you in your
experience as an international student
living and studying in the UK.

Foundation Certificate

Two terms

Law pathway modules

Law

* 2.5 term (Enhancement) course starting October.


Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Foundation Certificate for


Business, Law or Finance

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, January
Tuition fees: 11,300

Three terms: Enhancement

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, October*
Tuition fees: 12,300

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Foundation
Certificate, but have at least IELTS 4.0
in all skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Three terms: Language

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.0 (minimum 4.0
in all skills)
Start: September, June
Tuition fees: 12,300

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

Course structure
You will study:
Course modules

Course modules

Three-term students also study either:


Computing pathway

Enhancement modules
Language module

 omputing pathway
C
modules

Language for Study 2

Skills for Study 2

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing
written and spoken information, and
giving your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Improve your analytical skills in


examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Business Information Systems

Language for Study 3

Skills for Study 3

Develop your skills and learn to


read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Building on your existing skills, learn


how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

Introduction to Audio-Visual
Media and Technology

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Learn basic IT design concepts, tools and


techniques needed to understand the role
of data, information and knowledge in
business operation and management.

Learn about the technological and social


ideas connected with the Internet and
digital culture, including web interactivity
and effective design.

Introduction to Multimedia and


Communication
Develop an understanding of basic
media capabilities, limitations of text
and multimedia based information and
communication via a critical approach to
modern media.

Introduction to Programming
An introduction to basic programming
structures and rules, and how to use
code with variables and parameters.
You will also learn to develop code and
build web pages using simple HTML and
JavaScript coding.

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Enhancement modules

Language module

Basic Computing Skills

Language for Study 1

Develop basic computing skills,


discuss modern computing topics and
technology in industry and society.
You will also be trained on software,
such as Microsoft Office to help
improve your studies.

Improve your English vocabulary,


grammar and pronunciation through
interactive teaching methods, helping
you build confidence in English
through discussions and short essays.

Personal Development and


Pre-Study Skills
Prepare for a more advanced study
of various subjects and academic
skills on your course and develop a
number of different study and personal
development skills.

After you successfully complete your


Foundation Certificate to the required
level, you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Bachelors degree
in a variety of related subjects such
as Computing, Design, Engineering,
Management, and Music Technology.
For a list of available degree options,
please see page 26.

Your potential careers


Applications Developer
Broadcasting Runner
Games Developer
Information Systems Manager
Multimedia Specialist
Network Engineer
Software Engineer
Website Administrator

Plus one of the following possible


modules as decided by the College:

Preparatory Mathematics

Improve your mathematical knowledge


and develop the skills necessary to
study your degree. You will learn more
about algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
graphs and transformations and
their uses.

Introduction to British Society


and Culture
Receive an academic introduction to
UK life and culture, British society and
history which will help you in your
experience as an international student
living and studying in the UK.

*2
 .5 terms (Enhancement) course starting October.
Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Two terms

Other course options

Foundation Certificate

Foundation Certificate for


Computing

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, January
Tuition fees: 11,300

Three terms: Enhancement

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, October*
Tuition fees: 12,300

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Foundation
Certificate, but have at least IELTS 4.0
in all skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Three terms: Language

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.0 (minimum 4.0
in all skills)
Start: September, May
Tuition fees: 12,300

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

Course structure
You will study:
Course modules

Course modules

Media and
Communications pathway

Enhancement modules
Language module

 edia and Communications


M
pathway modules

Language for Study 2

Skills for Study 2

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing
written and spoken information, and
giving your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Improve your analytical skills in


examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Interpreting Visual Culture

Language for Study 3

Skills for Study 3

Develop your skills and learn to


read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Building on your existing skills, learn


how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

Introduction to Audio-Visual
Media and Technology

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

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Three-term students also study either:

Analyse and explore how combining


visuals and language can influence a
message, and how context can change
the way media is understood.

Learn about the technological and social


ideas connected with the Internet and
digital culture, including web interactivity
and effective design.

Introduction to Media and


Communication Studies

Enhancement modules

Language module

Basic Computing Skills

Language for Study 1

Develop basic computing skills,


discuss modern computing topics and
technology in industry and society.
You will also be trained on software,
such as Microsoft Office to help
support your studies.

Improve your English vocabulary,


grammar and pronunciation through
interactive teaching methods, helping
you build confidence in English
through discussions and short essays.

Personal Development and


Pre-Study Skills
Prepare for a more advanced study
of various subjects and academic
skills on your course and develop a
number of different study and personal
development skills.

After you successfully complete your


Foundation Certificate to the required
level, you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Bachelors degree
in a variety of related subjects such as
Communications, Journalism, Marketing,
Media, Politics, and Public Relations.
For a list of available degree options,
please see page 27.

Your potential careers


Advertising Art Director
Copywriter
Event Organiser
Film Editor
Journalist
Marketing Executive
Multimedia Specialist

Plus one of the following possible


modules as decided by the College:

Preparatory Mathematics

Examine various aspects of media and


communication, including media theories,
media audiences, the structure of
broadcasting, audience research and the
global role of media.

Improve your mathematical knowledge


and develop the skills necessary to
study your degree. You will learn more
about algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
graphs and transformations, and
their uses.

Introduction to Multimedia and


Communication

Introduction to British Society


and Culture

Develop an understanding of basic


media capabilities, limitations of text
and multimedia based information and
communication via a critical approach to
modern media.

Receive an academic introduction to


UK life and culture, British society and
history which will help you in your
experience as an international student
living and studying in the UK.

*2
 .5 terms (Enhancement) course starting October.
Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Two terms

Other course options

Foundation Certificate

Foundation Certificate for


Media and Communications

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, January
Tuition fees: 11,300

Three terms: Enhancement

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, October*
Tuition fees: 12,300

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Foundation
Certificate, but have at least IELTS 4.0
in all skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Three terms: Language

Entry requirements: at least 11 years of


education and IELTS 5.0 (minimum 4.0
in all skills)
Start: September, May
Tuition fees: 12,300

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

Course structure
You will study:
Course modules

Course modules

Three-term students also study either:


Tourism and Hospitality
Management pathway

Language for Study 2

Skills for Study 2

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing
written and spoken information, and
giving your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Improve your analytical skills in


examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Language for Study 3

Skills for Study 3

Develop your skills and learn to


read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Building on your existing skills, learn


how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Enhancement modules
Language module

 ourism and Hospitality


T
Management pathway
modules

 usiness and the Business


B
Environment

Learn about the national and


international business environment,
review various types of businesses and
their different goals, and discuss the
effects of globalisation.

Business Enterprise
Examine the idea of business enterprise
and consider how and why economic
activity develops, the role of culture and
how to analyse business performance.

Economics in an International
Context
Develop an understanding of the theory
and practice of how markets work and the
factors influencing international trade
and investment.

Tourism and Hospitality Management


Look at the history and growth of
tourism, the demand for tourist travel
and their economic, socio-cultural and
environmental impacts.

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Enhancement modules

Language module

Basic Computing Skills

Language for Study 1

Develop basic computing skills,


discuss modern computing topics and
technology in industry and society.
You will also be trained on software,
such as Microsoft Office to help
support your studies.

Improve your English vocabulary,


grammar and pronunciation through
interactive teaching methods, helping
you build confidence in English
through discussions and short essays.

Personal Development and


Pre-Study Skills
Prepare for a more advanced study
of various subjects and academic
skills on your course and develop a
number of different study and personal
development skills.

After you successfully complete your


Foundation Certificate at the required
level, you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Bachelors degree
in a variety of related subjects such
as Advertising, Communications,
Hospitality, Marketing, and Tourism.
For a list of available degree options,
please see page 27.

Your potential careers


Accommodation Manager
Catering Manager
Event Organiser
Hotel Manager
Marketing Executive
Restaurant Manager
Tour Manager
Travel Agency Manager
Tourism Officer

Plus one of the following possible


modules as decided by the College:

Preparatory Mathematics

Improve your mathematical knowledge


and develop the skills necessary to
study your degree. You will learn more
about algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
graphs and transformations and
their uses.

Introduction to British Society


and Culture
Receive an academic introduction to
UK life and culture, British society and
history which will help you in your
experience as an international student
living and studying in the UK.

* 2.5 term (Enhancement) course starting in October.


Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Two terms

Other course options

Foundation Certificate

Foundation Certificate for


Tourism and Hospitality Management

Entry requirements: at least 12 years of


education and IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.0
in all skills)
Start: September, January
Tuition fees: 11,400

Three terms: Enhancement

Entry requirements: at least 12 years of


education and IELTS 6.0 (minimum 5.0
in all skills)
Start: September, October*
Tuition fees: 12,510

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the International Year
One, but have at least IELTS 4.0 in
all skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Three terms: Language

Entry requirements: at least 12 years of


education and IELTS 5.5 (minimum 4.5
in all skills)
Start: September, June
Tuition fees: 12,510

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

After you successfully complete


your International Year One to the
required level, you can progress to
the second year of a related degree
at Bournemouth University. You can
choose from a variety of related
subjects such as Accounting, Business,
Economics, Finance, and Management.

Course structure
You will study:
Course modules

Course modules

Business Development and


Entrepreneurship
Develop the academic and IT skills
needed in different areas of business
and work within a team to write a formal
proposal and present a business plan.

Economics
Study economics: microeconomics and
macroeconomics. Examine the economic
behaviour of individual consumers and
companies and analyse larger issues
such as unemployment, trade and
national income.

Financial Accounting
Learn how to prepare financial
statements, develop your ability to
analyse financial reports and understand
the importance of IT in processing
financial information.

Introduction to Marketing Principles


Explore basic theories and ideas of
marketing by discussing practical
real-world examples and using your own
experiences as a consumer.

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Choose your pathway:

Three-term students also study either:

Business pathway

Enhancement modules

Finance pathway

Language modules

Business pathway module

Enhancement modules

Language modules

Language for Study 3

Business Law

Modern British Society and Culture

Language for Study 1

Develop your skills and learn to


read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Learn about important legal principles


and examine how these affect modern
business activities. You will understand
how a lawyer would solve a legal
problem and gain basic knowledge in
contract law and company law.

Receive an academic introduction to


UK life and culture, British society
and history which will help your
experiences as an international
student living and studying in the UK.

Improve your English vocabulary,


grammar and pronunciation through
interactive teaching methods,
helping you build confidence in English
through discussions and short essays.

Personal Development Planning

Language for Study 2

Prepare for a more advanced study


of various subjects and academic
skills on your course and develop a
number of different study and personal
development skills.

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing
written and spoken information,
and giving your opinions and data in
essays and presentations.

Plus one of the following possible


modules as decided by the College:

Skills for Study 1

Quantitative Methods for Business


An introduction to quantitative
techniques important to modern
businesses. You will develop analytical
skills needed to understand modern
business and finance.

Skills for Study 2


Improve your analytical skills in
examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Finance pathway module

Management Accounting and


Financial Management

Develop awareness of key issues in


management accounting and explore
issues in financial accounting such
as process costing and pricing and
profitability analysis.

Computing Skills

Develop computing skills, discuss


modern computing topics and
technology in industry and society,
as well as receive training on software,
such as Microsoft Office to help
support your studies.

For a full list of your available degree


options, please see page 27.

Your potential careers


Accountant
Actuary
Business Manager
Corporate Investment Banker
Diplomatic Services
Economist
Financial Risk Analyst
Financial Trader
Investment Analyst
Marketing Executive

Enhance your presentation, note-taking


and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Introduction to Business
Learn about key areas of business,
economics and accounting that
will support your further studies
of business.

* 2.5 term (Enhancement) course starting in October.


Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Two terms

Other course options

International Year One

International Year One in


Business

Study one of the following pathway courses for entry to a postgraduate degree at
Bournemouth University.

Pre-Masters for:
Business, Law or Finance (page 42)
Business pathway
Law pathway
Finance pathway

Media and Communications (page 44)

Masters degree year one


at Bournemouth University

Media and Communications pathway

Tourism and Hospitality Management (page 46)


Tourism and Hospitality Management pathway

Work placement*

Graduate

with a degree from Bournemouth University


* Most Masters degrees at BU have work placement opportunities.
Please see www.bournemouth.ac.uk for full details.

I like living in the UK very much. I feel so much more


independent and responsible for myself.
If I have any problems, the tutors and support staff are
always very helpful and give me useful advice.
Valeryia Valadzko, Belarus

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Your pathway to a
Masters degree

After you successfully complete your university pathway course to the required level,
you can progress to one of these Masters degrees at Bournemouth University.
Pre-Masters for Business, Law or Finance (page 42)
Business pathway

MSc Events Management


MSc Events Marketing
MSc Innovation with Management and Entrepreneurship
LLM Intellectual Property
MSc International Accounting and Finance
LLM International Commercial Law
MSc International Economics and Finance
MSc International Finance
MSc International Investment and Finance
MSc International Management
MSc International Risk Management and Finance
LLM International Tax Law
MSc International Taxation and Finance
MSc Management with Human Resources
MSc Management with Project Management
MSc Marketing Management
MBA Master of Business Administration
LLM Public International Law
MSc Retail Management and Marketing

Law pathway
MSc Innovation with Management and Entrepreneurship
LLM Intellectual Property
MSc International Accounting and Finance
LLM International Commercial Law
MSc International Economics and Finance
MSc International Finance
MSc International Investment and Finance
MSc International Management
MSc International Risk Management and Finance
LLM International Tax Law
MSc International Taxation and Finance
MSc Management with Human Resources
MSc Management with Project Management
MSc Marketing Management
MBA Master of Business Administration
LLM Public International Law

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Finance pathway

MSc Finance
MSc Innovation with Management and Entrepreneurship
LLM Intellectual Property
MSc International Accounting and Finance
LLM International Commercial Law
MSc International Economics and Finance
MSc International Finance
MSc International Investment and Finance
MSc International Management
MSc International Risk Management and Finance
LLM International Tax Law
MSc International Taxation and Finance
MSc Management with Human Resources
MSC Management with Project Management
MSc Marketing Management
MBA Master of Business Administration
LLM Public International Law

Pre-Masters for Media and


Communications (page 44)

Pre-Masters for Tourism and Hospitality


Management (page 46)

MA 3D Computer Animation
MA Cinematography for Film and Television
MSc Computer Animation and Visual Effects
MA Digital Effects
MA Directing Film and Television
MA Media and Communication
MA Multi-Media Journalism
MA Post Production Editing
MA Producing Film and Television
MA Radio Production
MA Scriptwriting
MA Sound Design for Film and Television

MSc Events Management


MSc Events Marketing
MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management
MSc Sustainable Tourism Planning
MSc Tourism Management
MSc Tourism Management and Marketing

Media and Communications pathway

Tourism and Hospitality Management pathway

Use our online course finder

Please note, degree courses are subject to change.


Visit our online course finder for an up-to-date list:
www.kic.org.uk/bournemouth/course-finder/

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Choose your Masters degree


at Bournemouth University

Two terms

Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.5
in all skills
Start: September, January, February, May
Tuition fees: 11,300*

Two-and-a-half terms

Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.5
(minimum 5.0 in all skills)
Start: October, July
Tuition fees: 13,260*

Course structure
You will study:

Choose your pathway:


Business pathway

Course modules

Other course options

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Pre-Masters, but have
at least IELTS 4.0 in all skills, we can
offer you additional English language
and academic skills preparation as part
of your course. Contact us for more
details about other available courses.

Three terms

Entry requirements: at least three years


of higher education and IELTS 5.0
(minimum 4.5 in all skills)
Start: September, June
Tuition fees: 13,260*

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

After you successfully complete your


Pre-Masters to the required level,
you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Masters degree
in a variety of related subjects such
as Accounting, Business, Economics,
Finance, and Management.

Two-and-a-half and three-term


students also study:

Law pathway

Academic and language skills

For a full list of your available degree


options, please see page 40.

Finance pathway

Course modules

Language for Study 2

Skills for Study 1

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing written
and spoken information, and giving
your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Enhance your presentation, note-taking


and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Language for Study 3


Develop your skills and learn to
read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Improve your analytical skills in


examining written and spoken
information, reporting your views with
evidence and learning how to apply clear
judgement and reasoning.

Research and Design Critique

Skills for Study 3

Learn how to define a research problem


and design a project to find a solution to
that problem. You will also be trained to
critically analyse social science research.

Building on your existing skills, learn


how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

Research Project
Design and report on a research project,
showing organisational and planning
skills, as well as evidence to support your
arguments and text references.

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Skills for Study 2

 usiness pathway
B
modules

Global Corporate Marketing


Strategies
Understand global corporate marketing
strategies in online and offline media and
consider political, economic, social and
technological issues affecting global
marketing strategies.

Theory and Practice of Strategic


Management
Understand the process of strategic
leadership and develop a logical
approach to business issues with
realistic strategic responses to problems.

Law pathway modules

I ntroduction to English, European


and International Law
Learn the key areas of English,
European and international law
and gain a core grounding in legal
principles and research techniques,
and how they differ from each other.

 inance pathway
F
modules

Economics and Finance

Become familiar with various economic


and management theories and models,
and apply these ideas to a firms
strategic direction.

Social Science Principles

Theory and Practice of Strategic


Management

Examine the study of natural and


social phenomena by exploring the
importance and accuracy of social
science theories on the nature of the
world and their effect.

Understand the process of strategic


leadership and develop a logical
approach to business issues
with realistic strategic responses
to problems.

Your potential careers


Accountant
Actuary
Business Manager
Corporate Investment Banker
Diplomatic Services
Economist
Financial Risk Analyst
Financial Trader
Investment Analyst
Marketing Executive

 cademic and language


A
skills

As part of your course, you will study


a range of extra modules that will
support your studies and help you to
develop important skills. Depending
on your course option, you will explore
personal development and study skills,
and learn more about British culture to
support your experiences in the UK.

* Tuition fees are subject to change.


Modules are subject to change.

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Pre-Masters for
Business, Law or Finance

Two terms

Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.5
in all skills
Start: September, January, February
Tuition fees: 11,300*

Two-and-a-half terms

Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.5
(minimum 5.0 in all skills)
Start: October, July
Tuition fees: 13,260*

Course structure

Course modules

Language for Study 2

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing written
and spoken information, and giving
your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Language for Study 3


Develop your skills and learn to
read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Skills for Study 2


Improve your analytical skills in examining
written and spoken information, reporting
your views with evidence and learning how
to apply clear judgement and reasoning.

Skills for Study 3


Building on your existing skills, learn
how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

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Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.0
(minimum 4.5 in all skills)
Start: September, June
Tuition fees: 13,260*
Two-and-a-half and three-term
students also study:

You will study:


Course modules

Three terms

Media and
Communications pathway

 edia and Communications


M
pathway modules

European Media and Liberal


Democracy

Explore why liberal democracy has


become the main political system
in Europe and how media shapes
the presentation of politics and
legal regulation.

Global Corporate Marketing


Strategies
Understand global corporate marketing
strategies in online and offline media and
consider political, economic, social and
technological issues affecting global
marketing strategies.

Academic and language skills

 cademic and language


A
skills

As part of your course, you will study


a range of extra modules that will
support your studies and help you to
develop important skills. Depending
on your course option, you will explore
personal development and study skills,
and learn more about British culture to
support your experiences in the UK.

Other course options

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Pre-Masters course,
but have at least IELTS 4.0 in all
skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

After you successfully complete your


Pre-Masters to the required level,
you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Masters degree
in a variety of related subjects such as
3D Animation, Communications, Film,
Journalism, and Media.
For a list of available degree options,
please see page 41.

Your potential careers


3D Animator
Art Director
Broadcast Engineer
Editorial Assistant
Film / Video Editor
Journalist
Multimedia Specialist
Producer
Programme Researcher
Publishing Copy Editor
Television Camera Operator

Practical Project Media


Plan and contribute to a group project
relevant to your degree, showing your
ability to use your skills to produce
practical work to a high standard.

Research Project Media


Design, carry out and report on a research
project, showing organisational and
planning skills, as well as evidence
to support your arguments and
text references.
* Tuition fees are subject to change.
Modules are subject to change.

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Pre-Masters for
Media and Communications

Two terms

Entry requirements: at least three years of


higher education and IELTS 5.5 in all skills
Start: September, January, February, May
Tuition fees: 11,300*

Two-and-a-half terms

Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.5
(minimum 5.0 in all skills)
Start: October, July
Tuition fees: 13,260*

Course structure

Course modules

Language for Study 2

Improve your English skills in reading,


writing and listening by analysing written
and spoken information, and giving
your opinions and data in essays
and presentations.

Language for Study 3


Develop your skills and learn to
read, listen and understand complex
arguments in English and give evidence
of your research.

Skills for Study 1


Enhance your presentation, note-taking
and essay-writing skills and learn
different academic learning styles and
how to research and avoid plagiarism.

Skills for Study 2


Improve your analytical skills in examining
written and spoken information, reporting
your views with evidence and learning how
to apply clear judgement and reasoning.

Skills for Study 3


Building on your existing skills, learn
how to research and analyse information
to a high standard, and how best to
structure your arguments in writing and
oral presentations.

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Entry requirements: at least three


years of higher education and IELTS 5.0
(minimum 4.5 in all skills)
Start: September, June
Tuition fees: 13,260*
Two-and-a-half and three-term
students also study:

You will study:


Course modules

Three terms

Tourism and
Hospitality pathway

 ourism and Hospitality


T
Management pathway
modules

Research and Design Critique

Learn how to define a research problem


and design a project to find a solution to
that problem. You will also be trained to
critically analyse social science research.

Research Project
Design, carry out and report on a research
project, showing organisational and
planning skills, as well as evidence
to support your arguments and
text references.

Academic and language skills

 cademic and language


A
skills

As part of your course, you will study


a range of extra modules that will
support your studies and help you to
develop important skills. Depending
on your course option, you will explore
personal development and study skills,
and learn more about British culture to
support your experiences in the UK.

Other course options

If you do not meet the English language


entry level for the Pre-Masters course,
but have at least IELTS 4.0 in all
skills, we can offer you additional
English language and academic skills
preparation as part of your course.
Contact us for more details about other
available courses.

Your pathway to
Bournemouth University

After you successfully complete your


Pre-Masters at the level required,
you can progress to Bournemouth
University to study a Masters degree
in a variety of related subjects such as
Hospitality, Management, Marketing,
and Tourism.
For a full list of your available degree
options, please see page 41.

Your potential careers


Business Manager
Catering Manager
Conference Centre Manager
Event Organiser
Marketing Executive
Market Researcher
Media Planner
Online Marketing Executive
Tour Manager

Theory and Practice of Strategic


Management
Understand the process of strategic
leadership and develop a logical
approach to business issues with realistic
responses to problems.

Tourism and Hospitality


Learn about the key issues in tourism
and hospitality related businesses and
what external and unique factors impact
on organisations.

* Tuition fees are subject to change.


Modules are subject to change.

47 | www.bournemouth.ac.uk/international-college Pre-Masters

Pre-Masters for
Tourism and Hospitality Management

If you already qualify for direct entry to Bournemouth University (BU), a Pre-Sessional
English course will enhance your study and language skills, ensuring you are well
prepared for the start of your degree at BU in September or January.
Type of offer
Conditional offer

Available courses

Conditional offers
Our Pre-Sessional English courses will help you to meet the English language conditions of your
offer to study at Bournemouth University. Pre-Sessional English (Fast Track) can increase your
equivalent IELTS score by 1.0 in 12 weeks or by 0.5 in six weeks. The Study Skills option provides
all-round university preparation if you have more time to improve your English.
Pre-Sessional English (Fast Track)
Pre-Sessional English with Study Skills
Study skills
Life in the UK
Academic English / Study skills
Progression project (related to your degree)

Pre-Sessional English (Fast Track)

Language skills
Grammar
Pronunciation
Reading, writing, listening
Exam preparation

Pre-Sessional English with Study Skills

Direct entry

Unconditional offers
Bachelors Enhancement Programme
Masters Enhancement Programme

These courses are not only designed to improve your academic skills and your English, they also
introduce you to living and studying in Bournemouth and the UK.

Bachelors Enhancement Programme

Masters Enhancement Programme

Introduction to living and studying in the UK and build


skills for university study such as time management,
leadership and teamwork.

Learn more about the rich history and culture of the UK,
your new home in Bournemouth and life at BU.

Intensive Language / Skills Support

Develop the critical thinking, analytical skills and subject


knowledge expected for a Masters degree at BU.

Life in the UK

I enjoy studying here because


I meet people from many
different countries and I get to
use my English skills. People in
Bournemouth are really friendly
and have helped me a lot.

Pimlada Chaiyawan, Thailand


Pre-Sessional English progressing to
MSc Marketing Management

Find out how to apply, email us:


internationalcollege@bournemouth.ac.uk

Additional support is provided across language and study


skills based on individual needs.

Skills for Study 3


Learn critical thinking and academic skills such as how to
research and analyse information, and how to structure your
arguments in writing and oral presentations.

Personal Development and Progression Project


Improve your research and report writing skills while
developing your own ideas and learning techniques.

UK Culture and University Life

Skills for Postgraduate Study

Personal Development and Progression Project


Improve your research and report writing skills while
developing your own ideas and learning techniques.

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Unconditional offer

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Pre-sessional English

Direct entry
Pre-Sessional English courses

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Extra
information
Extra information

From scholarships to back-up plans, we have


everything covered to ensure you are on the
best possible path to Bournemouth University.

We offer all students the option to purchase


comprehensive travel, emergency health, and
academic insurance policy, which has been
designed for international students.

In safe hands

Extra information

Complete cover

Insure your studies

The policy we offer is provided by Endsleigh,


one of the leading UK providers, who have been
insuring students for over 50 years.
You must have travel and emergency medical
insurance for the full period of your studies in
the UK. You will need to take out comprehensive
insurance cover before you commence your trip to
study with Kaplan and will need to show proof of
a suitable alternative insurance policy before we
can confirm your place.

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Reimbursement of your prepaid course fees


owing to cancellation due to accident, illness
or sickness
The cost of bringing a relative to the UK
following a medical emergency
Medical costs that are not covered by the UK
National Health Service
Cover for legal liability to pay damages if
you accidentally injure someone or damage
their property
Cover for over 90 sports and activities
(not including some winter and extreme sports)

When am I covered?
During your stay in the UK
During direct trips to and from your home
country at the beginning and end of each
academic term
During trips outside the UK if required as part
of your study course
During leisure trips in Europe for a period
not exceeding 21 days in total in each period
of insurance
Please note that the policy we provide is subject
to certain eligibility criteria and limitations.
For more details, please visit:
www.kic.org.uk/pathways/insurance/
Bournemouth University International College is an appointed
representative of Endsleigh Insurance Services Limited which
is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Bournemouth University International College is a trading name
of Kaplan Bournemouth Limited.

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What is included?

BU has more students on


work placements than
any other university
in Great Britain

Each year, over 1,000 BU students take a vital


step towards the career of their dreams with an
important work placement opportunity as part
of their degree course. BU is proud to have more
students on work placements than any other
university in the UK, a fact matched by impressive
graduate employment rates of 93%.

Extra information

Work placements

Real degrees for real jobs

Key benefits of a BU-organised


work placement:

Valuable work experience in a professional


organisation
Majority of work placements are paid
(average 15,00022,000 per year)
Many opportunities to put into practice what
you have learned in your degree

BBC
BMW
Disney
Hilton Hotels
Hong Kong Tourism Board
Intel
JP Morgan
KPMG
Panasonic
Rolls-Royce
Universal Studios

During your degree at Bournemouth University,


you can also benefit from an exciting paid work
placement programme.

I was involved in a wide variety of work


and there was always something new to
learn. My opinions were always valued
which motivated me to learn more. I have
greatly improved both my communication
and interpersonal skills, and learnt that
my attitude to work matters as much as
my skills. I received great support from the
BU Placements Team through workshops,
CV reviews and mock interviews.
Chiharu Morimoto, Events Team Member at
Farnhams Maltings

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Examples of companies where


BU students have taken work
placements:

BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE


PATHWAYS COURSE APPLICATION FORM

Next steps
Our global team of multilingual advisers are here to help you through the application
process, with expert support at every stage. Apply online or follow the steps below to
complete the application form in this prospectus.
How to apply

After you apply

Complete all sections of the application form and sign to


confirm that you agree to the terms and conditions:
www.kic.org.uk/pathways/terms-and-conditions/

Plan ahead by ensuring you have the required


funds to study in the UK.
You must have evidence of holding at least 1,015 for
each month of your International College course, up to a
maximum of nine months, plus any unpaid tuition fees.
This must be held in a recognised bank account for at least
28 days before you apply for your Tier 4 (General) visa.

Scan in or photocopy the required additional documents


and attach them to your application form:
Passport and previous UK visas
Your IELTS results and academic transcripts
Certified translations if the originals are not in English
Please note, if you do not have your academic transcripts or
IELTS results, we can still make you a conditional offer.

Send your application and additional documents


to one of the following:
Application and Admissions Centre
Your education adviser
Your local KIC country office
Your KIC representative

We send you an admissions decision and offer letter within


48 hours of receiving your complete application.
Unconditional offer: there are no conditions to meet or
additional documents to submit.
Conditional offer: there are certain conditions to meet and
relevant documents to submit before acceptance.

Contact us

A: Application and Admissions Centre


Kaplan International Colleges
2nd Floor, Warwick Building
Kensington Village, Avonmore Road
London W14 8HQ, United Kingdom
T: +44 (0)20 7045 4925
E: internationalcollege@bournemouth.ac.uk
W: www.bournemouth.ac.uk/international-college

A PERSONAL DETAILS
First name:

Family name (surname):

Middle names:

Gender:

Country of birth:

Will you be under 18 when your course is due to start?

Male

Female

Date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy):

Nationality:

Passport number:

Secondary nationality (if applicable):

Secondary passport number (if applicable):

Have you been granted a visa to study in the UK before?


Yes (provide details)
No

Have you been refused a visa to study in any country?


Yes (provide details)
No

Yes

No

Home address:

Postcode:

Country:

Telephone:

Mobile:

Email:

Accept your offer by paying your deposit or sending a


financial guarantee, and confirm your insurance policy.
Please note, the insurance policy we offer will automatically
be added to your tuition fees, unless you show us proof of
an alternative policy.

Receive your Confirmation of Acceptance for


Study (CAS) statement.
For conditional offers, the CAS is sent once we receive
proof that the conditions of the offer have been met.

Receive the accommodation and pre-arrival guides


and book online.

Start the visa application process.


Visit www.gov.uk/ukvi to find out which documents
you need to submit to your local British Embassy or
High Commission.

B EMERGENCY CONTACT (PARENT / GUARDIAN / NEXT OF KIN)


Contacts name:
Relationship to student (e.g. father):

Contacts postcode:

Contacts country:

Contacts telephone:

Contacts email:

C PATHWAY COURSE AND DEGREE CHOICE


Choose your pathway course:
Foundation Certificate for Business, Law or Finance
Foundation Certificate for Computing
Foundation Certificate for Media and Communications
Foundation Certificate for Tourism and Hospitality Management
International Year One in Business
Pre-Masters for Business, Law or Finance
Pre-Masters for Media and Communications
Pre-Masters for Tourism and Hospitality

Academic course start date:


 September
October

January

February

May

June

July

Year:
Do you require College-arranged accommodation?
Yes
No (you are not required to book accommodation at this stage)

Full title of your chosen degree at Bournemouth University:

D ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Have you taken an IELTS exam?

Receive your visa and confirmation of your accommodation.


Book your flight and submit your arrival details using our
online arrival form.

Contacts gender:

Contacts address:

Yes (fill in the remaining details)

No

Full name of IELTS exam:


Speaking score:

Listening score:

Date taken:

Overall score:

Reading score:

Writing score:

E EDUCATION HISTORY
Please list all schools, colleges and universities attended (continue on a separate sheet if necessary):

Arrive in Bournemouth and enjoy Induction Week!

Institution (name and country)

Dates attended (fromto)

Qualification awarded

Or contact a KIC country office: www.kic.org.uk/pathways/office/


Have you or an agent applied to Bournemouth University directly?

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Yes

No
The application form continues on the next page.

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BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE


PATHWAYS COURSE APPLICATION FORM
F EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

J INSURANCE

How many years of full-time work experience do you have?

Do you have comprehensive travel and health insurance for your university pathways
course?
Yes
No
If yes, please submit a copy of your insurance policy document. If no, we will contact
you with full details of the insurance we provide once your application has been
accepted. Comprehensive insurance for the duration of your studies is compulsory.
Failure to disclose relevant medical information might affect the validity of your
insurance policy.

Please describe the most recent full-time position you have had which
lasted at least 12 months. Any previous work history should be included by
attaching an extra sheet or CV to your application.
Employer:
Dates (fromto):
Main responsibilities:

K DECLARATION

G AGENT INFORMATION
Do you have an educational agent?

Yes

No

Agent name:
City:

H DECLARATION OF CRIMINAL RECORD


Do you have any criminal convictions in any country excluding spent convictions
and minor motoring offences? Yes (further details may be required)
No

I MEDICAL INFORMATION
Bournemouth University International College is committed to equality of
opportunity and aims to provide an inclusive learning environment for students with
special needs or disabilities. To help us best support you, please provide as much
information as you can on your particular needs.
Do you have any medical conditions? Yes
No
If yes, please give details of any medical conditions or allergies that require
attention or notification and any prescribed medication taken regularly (this will not
affect your application):

I declare that the information I have supplied on and with this form is complete and
correct. I understand that Bournemouth University International College may need to
process and store my information in countries outside the UK (and not subject to UK
Data Protection laws), such as the United States or other countries where we have
offices or service providers. I consent to the transfer of my information to these other
countries. I understand that the giving of false or incomplete information may lead to
the refusal of my application or cancellation of my enrolment. I have read, understood
and agreed to the terms and conditions and fees of Bournemouth University
International College as outlined on the Bournemouth University International
College website. I have also read, understood and agree to be bound by the Kaplan
International English Terms and Conditions and Kaplans privacy policy which can be
found at www.kaplaninternational.com/terms. I undertake to pay the fees incurred
as they are due and understand that Bournemouth University International College
fees may increase. I authorise Bournemouth University International College to supply
any relevant data to the Bournemouth University and to supply official records of my
progress at Bournemouth University International College to my parents, guardian,
sponsor, agent or their nominee. I hereby consent to Bournemouth University
International College contacting any school or institution at which I have previously
studied in order to verify the information I have provided in the application, and
hereby authorise such school or institution to disclose such information.

Do you consider yourself to have a disability? Specify below:


No disability
P
 hysical impairment or mobility issues such as difficulty using your arms or using
a wheelchair or crutches
Blindness or serious visual impairment uncorrected by glasses
D
 eafness or serious hearing impairment
Long-standing

illness / health condition such as cancer, HIV, diabetes, chronic
heart disease, epilepsy, asthma, sickle-cell anaemia or allergies
Specific learning disability such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or ADHD
M
 ental health condition such as depression, schizophrenia or anxiety disorder
Social / communication impairment such as Aspergers syndrome or
other autistic spectrum disorder
Disability,

impairment or medical condition that is not listed above
On a separate sheet please provide further details of the nature of your disability
and the support you would require. Please note that some support mechanisms
might take considerable time to organise, such as books in braille format or
modifications to buildings. We ask therefore that you include as much information
as possible. Failure to disclose relevant medical information might affect the validity
of your insurance policy.

www.bournemouth.ac.uk/international-college

I can confirm I have read, understood and agree to the declaration above:
Name:

Date:

To be completed by the applicants parent or guardian if the applicant is under 18


years of age. I confirm I have read, understood and agree to the declaration above
on behalf of the applicant:
Name:

Completion and signing of this form gives permission to trained staff first aiders or
any licensed hospital or physician to administer first aid if required for you or for
your child if he / she is under 18 years of age.

Are you ready


to transform
your future?

Date:

L CHECKLIST
Please check you have supplied all the required information in this check-list:
1. Complete all sections of the application form:
2. Confirm you agree to the declaration above:

Yes
Yes

3. Attach certified copies of academic transcripts and examination results


(with certified translations if not in English) and IELTS results: Yes
4. Send your application and copies of supporting documents to:
Your Kaplan representative; or
The Application and Admissions Centre; or
Your nearest Kaplan International Colleges country office.
See www.kic.org.uk/pathways/how-to-apply/ for more details.

PRE-SESSIONAL ENGLISH

Contact us to find out how to apply for a Pre-Sessional English course at Bournemouth
University International College: internationalcollege@bournemouth.ac.uk

Bournemouth University International College will ensure all personal data


enclosed will be used only to plan appropriate support, and might need to disclose
appropriate and relevant details to partner universities to facilitate this process.
I agree to appropriate, relevant details being used in this way.

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Get in touch
T: +44 (0)20 7045 4925
E: internationalcollege@bournemouth.ac.uk
Or find us online: BUIntCol

All information is correct at time of publication and is


subject to change. Published December 2015.

www.bournemouth.ac.uk/international-college

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