Pathways and Pre-Masters Programmes 2018/19. London s Campus University

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1 Pathways and Pre-Masters Programmes 2018/19 London s Campus University

2 Contents The Pathway College is a partnership between the University of Roehampton and QA Higher Education a UK Higher Education provider. The pathway programmes are validated by the University of Roehampton and taught by QA Higher Education. 4 Welcome 6 Why Roehampton? 8 Our campus 10 Studying at Roehampton 12 The new University Library 14 A unique community 16 London s campus university 18 London living 20 Accommodation 23 Arriving at Roehampton 24 Pre-Sessional English 26 International Foundation Programme 30 Graduate Certificate 32 How to apply 34 Progression options 36 Hear from our students 38 Our location and contacts The University of Roehampton and QA Higher Education are committed to being equal opportunities education providers and will therefore make reasonable adjustments for disabled applicants and students. The information given in this publication is accurate at the time of going to print in January 2018 and the University of Roehampton and QA Higher Education will use all reasonable efforts to deliver the programmes as described. The University and QA Higher Education reserve the right to withdraw or change the programmes or programme combinations included in this prospectus. These changes will only be made as a result of UK legal compliance, minimum student number requirements or for course validation reasons and applicants will be contacted by the University or QA Higher Education in the instance of these changes occurring. Please check the website for up-to-date information on our programmes: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 2 3

3 At Roehampton, we believe passionately in the benefits of a university education undertaken away from your home country. Welcome At Roehampton, we are committed to providing excellent teaching. We support all of our students, whatever their background, to reach their full potential, through our diverse and dynamic range of courses, delivered by academic staff engaged in world-class research. You will join a cosmopolitan and friendly institution, comprised of four colleges, which help to foster a strong sense of community. Our courses are designed so that you will graduate with the qualities you need to succeed: confidence, adaptability and the capacity to work with people from all walks of life. There s no disputing how much a university education can enrich your life. It s not just about getting a great degree, but also broadening your experiences, preparing yourself for the world of work, and having a fantastic time while you are here. The International Foundation Programmes and Pre-Masters courses are designed specifically to develop your academic English language and study skills to a level where you are able to join our highly-regarded undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Roehampton has undoubtedly the most beautiful campus in London. Studying with us will give you the best of both worlds: the community feel of a traditional university campus, with the culture and nightlife of one of the greatest cities in the world. Professor Paul O Prey CBE, Vice-Chancellor 1. Research Excellence Framework roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 175 years of providing higher education Most research intensive modern university 1 54-acre parkland campus 5

4 Why Roehampton? At Roehampton, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities, we are committed to driving the integrity and potential of individuals, and we have a passion for the highest standards of education and scholarship. Inspiring teaching Our academic staff are committed to giving you the best possible teaching. They include leading practitioners and subject experts. Our size means that you ll get to know your lecturers and fellow students, giving you a more personal learning experience. Preparing you for the world of work Our inspiring staff work at the cutting edge of their subjects and are passionate about what they teach. Our degree courses tackle real-world issues and are designed to give you the skills that employers value, including creativity and the ability to present your ideas with confidence. 10,000 students studying with us 141 nationalities on campus 30 mins from the centre of London To help you on your way to a successful career, we run activities including the career mentoring scheme, which matches students and recent graduates with experienced professionals to provide career guidance and advice. 6 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway Learning facilities Our facilities are designed to enhance your learning. PC suites are available 24 hours every day and there are wireless zones throughout the campus. Our library is generously stocked and contains study rooms and dedicated research suites. During peak times the library stays open 24 hours a day. 6 miles from London s West End 54 acres of stunning parkland 175 years of providing higher education 7

5 Our campus The University of Roehampton has its roots in the traditions of its four colleges Digby Stuart, Froebel, Southlands and Whitelands which were all formed in the 19th century. Roehampton is a collegiate university, where a group of historic colleges have been brought together to create a beautiful 54-acre parkland campus, with classic listed buildings alongside modern, cutting-edge facilities. Our campus helps us provide a close-knit community feel for our students, who each belong to one of the four colleges. By being part of a college, whether you live on campus or not, you ll experience a real sense of community and benefit from the support available. 8 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway Each college has a thriving social scene and its own sports teams; they help create a healthy sense of competition and college pride. Your college will become your local community at Roehampton, a place where you belong. Digby Stuart College Digby Stuart College owes its existence to the Society of the Sacred Heart, an order of French Sisters who came over to England in The rich history of the Society in the education of women, and the dedication to issues of social justice and equality, now provides our college with a common concern for fostering a kind and loving community, where we welcome students of all faiths or none. It is now home to the following departments: Drama, Theatre and Performance English and Creative Writing Humanities Social Sciences Froebel College Froebel College is one of the oldest higher education establishments in the United Kingdom, having been founded in The College takes its name from Friedrich Froebel, a German educational pioneer, who encouraged the use of play as an important part of a child s development. It is now home to the following departments: Dance Education Southlands College Southlands was founded in 1872 to train women to teach in Methodist schools in some of the poorest parts of Britain. The College today welcomes all people as students, building on its history by encouraging young people to develop strong values and to grow as future leaders for their communities. Our performance spaces make Southlands the hub for musical activity. Rebuilt completely in the 1990s, Southlands has wonderful facilities that sit around a large, green quad, which our students love. Our performance spaces make Southlands the hub for musical activity across the university and from our Methodist chapel and Muslim prayer rooms our chaplains run worship and community events throughout the year. It is now home to the following departments: Business Media, Culture and Language Whitelands College Whitelands is the oldest of the four colleges, founded in 1841 by the Church of England, and was the first institution in England to provide higher education for women. We celebrated our 175th anniversary in Whitelands continues its close association with the Church, whilst welcoming students and staff of all faiths or none. It is now home to the following departments: Life Sciences Psychology You can find out more about being part of a collegiate university here: roehampton.ac.uk/colleges 9

6 Studying at Roehampton Thanks to our excellent facilities and the expertise of our teaching staff, you will develop qualities and gain skills that are highly valued by employers. At Roehampton you will be part of a forwardthinking community on campus. We offer a range of support, from academic learning support through to services such as student counselling and an on-site medical centre. We are here to help at every stage of your journey, so nothing can get in the way of your success. Library and learning services Our library is staffed by a friendly and dedicated team who offer academic, research and study skills workshops, as well as advice on day-to-day queries. The Academic Achievement Team Student Wellbeing Officers We have Student Wellbeing Officers, based in our four colleges, who can help with anything from managing your finances to dealing with personal issues. They are your first port of call for any problem. Our team of Academic Achievement Advisors can help you to get the best out of your studies. We have a wide range of online resources and interactive tutorials covering just about everything to do with academic skills. The team runs practical support sessions through our workshops, essay writing clinics and other academic skills events. Financial support We provide a range of financial support schemes and can provide you with access to impartial advice to help you take control of your finances. Chaplaincy Our team includes Christian chaplains based in our church foundation colleges, Digby Stuart, Southlands and Whitelands. We also have two Muslim prayer rooms, a Muslim faith adviser, a Hindu faith adviser and a Rabbi. We also offer bookable slots. This focus on excellent teaching and learning support means our students thrive. 15 mins All facilities are within a 15 minute walk of campus halls of residence 92% of Roehampton graduates are in employment or further study within six months of graduation 1 2/3 Two thirds of research judged as world-leading or internationally excellent 2 1. Destination of Leavers of Higher Education Survey, 2017 results 2. Research Excellence Framework roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 11

7 The new University Library We have built a new world-class library, which opened in September The centrepiece of a 100 million programme to improve facilities on campus, the new library has transformed the experience of our students. Designed by award winning architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, the four storey building is in keeping with Roehampton s traditional heritage whilst providing a modern, inspiring learning environment which meets the needs of our growing student population and is fit for the students of the future. The new University of Roehampton library has hundreds of thousands of books across 8km of shelving; 1200 study spaces, including a wider range of private study rooms for group work and contactless borrowing to make using the Library as easy as possible. A home for our collections The Library is home to the University s extensive range of books and special collections, such as the Froebel Archive, Richmal Compton collection and Ann Hutchinson guest collection. It also houses other specialist collections such as The Centre for Marian Studies, a collection of resources covering all matters regarding the Virgin Mary, the Queen s Archive which features material on authority and governance within the Roman Catholic Church in the UK, as well as the Jewish Resource Centre collection. Innovative learning spaces The new library enhances the working environment. It has a range of spaces to meet the numerous types of teaching and learning, from individual quiet spaces through to larger areas for group working. The garden-café overlooking the Digby Stuart College lake provides study spaces as well as sofas for those wanting to relax or meet informally. IT provision is provided throughout the library to enable you to work in areas that suit your needs. A reading room is also designated specifically to our special collections and the Library hosts a series of exhibitions to make its collections accessible to students, staff and the public. The completed project cements Roehampton s status as the most beautiful and welcoming campus in London. 100,000s books available across 8km of shelving 100m the Library is the centrepiece of a one hundred million pound redevelopment 1200 study spaces, including bookable group study rooms 12 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway

8 A unique community 14 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway At Roehampton, we are committed to excellence in teaching and research and provide an excellent choice for study away from your home country. We are very proud of our diverse and multicultural student body. International students make up a substantial portion of the population on campus, and this is embodied in the various culture-based clubs and societies at our student union. Roehampton Students Union When you come to the University of Roehampton, you ll automatically become a member of Roehampton Students Union (RSU), one of the most active students unions in the country. Our aims are to provide you with opportunities to make the most of your time at Roehampton, to offer a range of help, advice, support, events, activities and entertainment, and to ensure you have an unforgettable experience at university. Roehampton Students Union is run by students, for students, and represents our 10,000-strong student community. With over 300 programme representatives and 25 student officers, you can make sure your views are heard and ensure your RSU represents your needs, across the University and in the local community. Roehampton Students Union is run by students, for students, and represents our 10,000-strong student community. Getting involved There are over 55 societies you can be part of in the RSU ranging from the Dance Society to the Hogwarts Society to sports teams and more. You can also choose to volunteer through our 70+ volunteering opportunities or get involved in Raising and Giving (RAG), which has raised over 10,000 for local and national charities. There are also opportunities to present your own Fresh Radio show or contribute to our student newspaper, Fresh Magazine. There are so many things to choose from and if there is something you d like to do here but isn t currently available, fear not - we can help you develop your own society or volunteering project or whatever it may be. Sport at Roehampton We believe that taking part in physical activity and sport can contribute towards a wellrounded and healthy experience whilst you are at Roehampton. Why not take part in one of the many activities we have on offer, or try something you have never tried before? We offer everything from yoga and pilates, to women-only workouts and many other group exercise classes, which are great at keeping you motivated as well as meeting new friends and other likeminded students. Our fully equipped gym could give you a great opportunity for some high quality down time between your studies. Our green campuses offer an ideal way to get in an outdoors nature walk in your free time, and coupled with our close proximity to Richmond Park there are further opportunities to be active. 15

9 London s campus university London Zoo British Library King s Cross St Pancras Olympic Park Flight times Westfield Shopping Centre Hammersmith Natural History Museum Paddington Harrods Covent Garden Houses of Parliament British Museum St Paul s Cathedral Tate Modern Elephant and Castle The Shard Tower of London London Bridge London > Dubai 7hrs London > Nigeria 6hrs 30mins London > Hong Kong 12hrs London > Beijing 10hrs Twickenham Kew Gardens National Archives Richmond Park Barnes London Wetland Centre University of Roehampton Putney Putney Bridge Imperial War Museum By choosing to study in London, you will be ideally placed to maximise the wealth of opportunities that arise from living in one of the world s leading cities. London > Germany 1hr 30mins London > Colombia 11hrs London > Delhi 8hrs 30mins London > Bangkok 11hrs 30mins Wimbledon 16 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 17

10 London living Our London location gives you access to the heart of international commerce and iconic sights to explore in your spare time. The local areas provide a treasure of social and cultural experiences; after all, London is one of the world s most exciting and cosmopolitan cities. Explore the local area Barnes This beautiful area next to Roehampton has a peaceful village atmosphere with a duck pond and traditional pubs, as well as a farmers market, boutique shops, cafés and a luxury cinema. Richmond Park The largest of London s Royal Parks and only a 10-minute walk from the campus. It s 2,500 acres of fresh air fun, with woodlands, ponds, gardens, grasslands and around 650 freeroaming deer. Hammersmith Not only is there a huge range of shops to tempt you, but there s great nightlife in the many pubs, bars and clubs as well as the Hammersmith Apollo. Putney A riverside district with cinemas, an arts theatre and the annual historic Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race beginning at Putney Bridge. Shepherd s Bush A shopaholic s heaven, home to one of the largest shopping malls in Europe Westfield. Music lovers should check out who s on at the Shepherd s Bush Empire. Wimbledon Home of the world s most famous tennis tournament, Wimbledon has a village style centre with restaurants and fashion boutiques. Hampton Court Made famous as the palace of Henry VIII and now an unmissable attraction, featuring a maze, beautiful gardens and a fantastic open-air pool. 18 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 19

11 Accommodation Our on-campus accommodation is set in a beautiful parkland environment, yet only 30 minutes from the excitement of London s West End. For many students, starting university means living away from home for the first time. Most international students coming to Roehampton choose to stay in our university accommodation. Living in halls offers you independence, within a safe and supportive environment. Types of accommodation There are a wide variety of residences to choose from, both on-campus and in central London. Some students prefer to be near to the University itself, while others like to live closer to central London with its many attractions. Whatever your preference, the Accommodation Office can help you to find the right place to live. Living on-campus We offer a wide range of accommodation on campus, including brand new halls. Every room is a single furnished bedroom with internet access, and fees include utility bills 20 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway and contents insurance. Rooms are either en-suite, semi en-suite (with a private shower) or standard where you share bathroom facilities with other students. All rooms have a wash basin. All of our accommodation is self-catered with shared kitchen facilities available in each flat/area. Want to know more? For more information about our wide range of accommodation options, please contact the Accommodation Office: On-campus accommodation: accommodation@roehampton.ac.uk Off-campus accommodation: offcampus@roehampton.ac.uk or visit: roehampton.ac.uk/accommodation The costs highlighted opposite are a rough indication only and were accurate at the time of printing in January Individual costs will vary. To find out more about the costs of living in London for students, visit: studylondon.ac.uk For the most up to date information on University costs, please check our website. Rent pw Rent ranges from approximately per week on campus. If you choose to rent off-campus the average cost is per calendar month. Some rents are exclusive of bills and you would need to budget an additional 60 per month. Deposits range from the equivalent of four to six weeks rent. Phone 50 pm Most students pay 50 per month on contract or 10/12 a week on pay as you go. Travel 50 pm If you are living off-campus the cost of travel may be higher. Books and equipment 25 pm It varies from department to department on average students spend 300 per academic year on books, but using library services can reduce costs. Food 30 pw Students are, on average, spending 30 on weekly groceries. Social life pw Roehampton students spend an average of 35/40 a week. Gym/sports pm Our campus gym membership is normally 160 for 12 months, however there are deals available.

12 July 31 Guaranteed accommodation for all international students who apply before July 31st Meet and greet Friendly Roehampton representatives personally meet you at the airport 22 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 100,000 London is home to over 100,000 students from 200 countries languages spoken in London 1 Hello Bonjour 1. Study London Official University Guide, 2016 Photo Frenzy Get to know the London landmarks by taking part in our Photo Frenzy challenge 55 sports clubs and societies at the University Arriving at Roehampton At the University of Roehampton, we understand that studying many miles from home can create challenges. As a result, we do everything we can to ensure that your arrival is hassle-free, and that the first, crucial weeks of term go smoothly. International Arrivals Day One week before registration and the start of term, we host an arrivals day for all of our new international students. We will meet you at the airport and help you to settle into the university accommodation. It will give you a great opportunity to adjust to your new environment before the busy start to the term. Meet and greet A meet and greet service from London Heathrow Airport is offered on International Arrivals Day. To register go to: roehampton.ac.uk/international Orientation programme New international students receive a warm and friendly welcome to the University each year with our orientation programme. This is an excellent opportunity for new students to meet new friends and get to know the staff at the University at the beginning of their journey. The orientation programme will include: n Programme inductions n Visa check n Campus tours n Social activities and the opportunity to join clubs and societies at the Fresher s Fair To find out more about orientation activities, visit the pre-departure page of the website: roehampton.ac.uk/international/ arrival-and-orientation 23

13 Pre-Sessional English 4 Duration 5 weeks 10 weeks 15 weeks Intakes August July June Tuition fee 1,430 2,840 4,290 English language requirements Academic entry requirements Level Mode of study Assessment methods Minimum age Entry points and exit grades Progression option Most undergraduate degrees at Roehampton Most postgraduate MA/MSc/MBA at Roehampton Minimum course exit grade IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 in all sections IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 in all sections 24 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway The minimum IELTS depends on the required IELTS score for the degree you wish to study. Please see the entry point table below for further information The academic entry criteria of your destination course applies. For more information please visit: roehampton.ac.uk Pre-Sessional Full-time classroom Coursework, exams and presentations 17 years or older Entry point 5 week course 10 week course 15 week course IELTS: 5.5 with no less than 5.0 in any section IELTS: 6.0 with no less than 5.0 in any section IELTS: 5.0 with no less than 4.0 in any section and no less than 4.5 in writing IELTS: 5.5 with no less than 5.0 in any section IELTS: 4.5 overall with no less than 4.0 in any band and no less than 4.5 in writing IELTS: 5.0 with no less than 4.0 in any band and no less than 4.5 in writing Please note: You will need an IELTS Academic for UKVI test results to apply for the Pre-Sessional English course. Course overview This programme is ideal if you have been offered a place on an undergraduate or postgraduate course, but still need to meet academic English language requirements. You will develop key skills for university-level study and learn what is expected of you as a student in the UK higher education system. Throughout the course you will attend seminars which will improve your spoken English through presentations and discussions based on your reading. You will also further develop your understanding of key ideas in an academic context. Upon successful completion of the programme, and subject to specific academic and English language requirements, you will be guaranteed a place on your chosen undergraduate or postgraduate course. There is no requirement to take an external exam, like IELTS, at the end of the course. What will I study? Throughout the course you will improve your academic reading, writing, speaking and listening. The programme will help you gain a better understanding of grammar use in the English language, and develop your academic vocabulary for your future studies. You will study: n Essays: using reading in your writing, organisation, critical and analytical skills n Academic vocabulary and grammar development n Seminars: presentation and discussion based on your reading n Lectures: understanding the argument, note-taking and taking an active role n Listening and reading: understanding key ideas in an academic context How will I be taught? You will be taught by experienced lecturers and academics who use their experience to develop your academic English skills in preparation for your chosen undergraduate or postgraduate course. Your timetable will include lectures and seminars for 24 hours per week, and at least 10 hours a week will be required for self-study and coursework. Example modules n Academic Writing n Academic Reading n Academic Speaking n Academic Listening n Using Grammar n Academic Vocabulary Development n Extended Essay When to apply For key dates and application deadlines please visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-dates-fees Or contact our International Team on: T: +44(0) E: international@roehampton.ac.uk 25

14 International Foundation Programme 4 2 term programme 3 term programme Duration 6 months 9 months Intakes January September Tuition fee 11,500 14,000 English language requirements Academic entry requirements Level Foundation NQF level 3 Mode of study Assessment methods Minimum age IELTS 5.0 (no element below 4.5) IELTS 4.5 (no element below 4.0) 12 or 13 years of schooling dependent on the education system in country Where UCAS tariff is applicable or relevant, applicants should have an equivalent of 30 UCAS tariff points from either 1 A Level and 1 AS, or a minimum of 2 AS Level qualifications IGCSE with pass grades following 12 years of schooling, or equivalent Full-time classroom Coursework and exams 17 years or older Please note: You will need an IELTS Academic for UKVI test results if you are applying for a single CAS for the International Foundation Programme. Course overview The International Foundation Programme is specifically designed to build your English language, academic study skills and subject knowledge to the level required to progress on to an undergraduate degree. There are 2 different pathways available for you to choose between: Business Generic to progress on to a business-related undergraduate degree to progress on to an undergraduate degree in a non-business subject Upon successful completion of the programme with a 40% (55% for students progressing on to Law) pass mark and subject to specific course entry requirements, you will be guaranteed consideration for entry on to one of the University of Roehampton s undergraduate degrees, for more information about target courses please see page 34 or visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-target-courses What will I study? 3 term programme: In term zero, you will have English classes timetabled for 20 hours per week. Throughout this term you will improve your language levels in grammar and vocabulary as well as core English skills in reading, writing and listening to prepare you for the first term of the International Foundation Programme. You will only study term zero if you are on our three term programme. 3 & 2 term programme: In terms one and two, you will continue to develop your English language skills, however, more of your time will be spent on improving your English language levels for subject specific undergraduate courses. International Foundation Programme progression options These modules are specifically designed to improve your ability to write essays, read for your studies, develop your ability to understand lectures, and take part in discussions and presentations and prepare you for undergraduate study. How will I be taught and assessed? As part of your programme you will have 20 hours of teaching per week and you will be expected to spend a further 10 to 15 hours undertaking homework, assignments and independent study. You will be assessed through a combination of coursework and exams which will consist of classroom tests and written assignments in each term. 92% of graduates in employment or further study within six months of graduation 1 If you have Study Progress on to IELTS: 4.5 with no single element below 4.0 AND 12 or 13 years of schooling dependent on the education system in country IELTS: 5.0 with no single element below 4.5 AND 12 or 13 years of schooling dependent on the education system in country 3 term International Foundation Programme Start in September 2 term International Foundation Programme Start in January Upon successful completion of the International Foundation Programme with a 40% (55% for Law) pass mark and subject to specific course entry requirements, you will be guaranteed consideration for entry on to one of the University of Roehampton undergraduate programmes Start your undergraduate degree in September 26 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 1. Destination of Leavers from Higher Education, 2017 results 27

15 The staff are really nice and I like the atmosphere here. I find the lessons extremely interesting and the teachers make it very enjoyable. Nateerai Jandpook Thailand Example modules Which programme? 3 term programme only (Business & Generic Pathway) 2 & 3 term programmes (Business & Generic Pathway) 2 & 3 term programmes (Business Pathway) 2 & 3 term programmes (Generic Pathway) Modules Credits Hours per week Grammar and Vocabulary Development 0 8 Introduction to Academic Reading and Writing 0 6 Introduction to Academic Listening and Speaking 0 6 English for Academic Purposes UK Academic Culture and Study Skills 20 3 Grammar and Vocabulary for University Study 20 3 Quantitative and Qualitative Methods Introduction to Business 20 2 Applied ICT Skills 20 2 When to apply For key dates and application deadlines please visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-dates-fees Or contact our Admissions Team on: T: +44(0) E: pathwayenquiries@roehampton.ac.uk 28 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 29

16 Graduate Certificate 4 Duration Intake 1 term September Tuition fee 5,500 English language requirements IELTS: 6.0 (no single element below 5.5) Academic entry requirements Successful completion of a Bachelors degree from a recognised university For students from China, a 3 year Da Zhuan Diploma is accepted Level Pre-Masters NQF level 6 Mode of study Assessment methods Course overview The Graduate Certificate is designed to develop your academic study skills and subject knowledge before studying a postgraduate degree. The programme will enable you to understand the requirements of university study and assist you in developing a set of transferable skills to support and enhance your learning and prepare you for the transition into postgraduate study. The course runs for one term from September through to January. Upon successful completion of the programme, and subject specific academic requirements, you will be guaranteed consideration for entry on to a wide range of postgraduate degrees at the University of Roehampton. To view a full list of the postgraduate degrees please see page 35, or visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-target-courses Full-time classroom Coursework and exams What will I study? The core modules are designed to develop your skillset for academic purposes. They focus on the core skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking with each element covered in each week of teaching. The modules will provide you with an important introduction to key management, leadership and human resource management theories, as well as an overview of basic statistical and quantitative methods for business analysis and decision making. This will provide you with the appropriate skills and techniques to study at postgraduate level. How will I be taught? You will be taught by experienced lecturers and academics who use their experience to develop your English and academic skills in preparation for progression on to your chosen postgraduate course. You will have 18 hours of contact time with your tutor per week including seminars, lectures and tutorials. Further to this you will be required to spend 10 to 15 hours per week on coursework, assignments and independent study. Graduate Certificate progression options If you have Study Progress on to IELTS 6.0 with no single element below 5.5 and A Bachelors degree from a recognised university or, A 3 year Da Zhuan Diploma (for Chinese students) Example modules Credits Hours per week UK Academic Culture and Study Skills 20 6 Management and Organisations 20 6 Quantitative and Qualitative Methods 20 6 When to apply 1 term Graduate Certificate Start in September Pass with 50% or higher and you will be guaranteed consideration for entry on to a wide range of postgraduate degrees. Start your postgraduate degree in January 99% of postgraduate students in work or further study six months after graduation 1 For key dates and application deadlines please visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-dates-fees 30 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway Or contact our Admissions Team on: T: +44(0) E: pathwayenquiries@roehampton.ac.uk 1. Destination of Leavers from Higher Education, 2017 results 31

17 How to apply Applications to Pathways or Pre-Masters programmes can be submitted directly to QA Higher Education who manage all applications for these programmes at the University of Roehampton. If you are ready to apply for one of our Pathways or Pre-Masters programmes, you can download the application form online. Please visit our website: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-apply Once you have completed your application, please send your application along with your supporting documents to our Admissions Team who will review your application: Request more information If you are unsure which course is suitable for you, or would like to find out more information about how to apply, you can register your interest at: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-register-yourinterest Once you complete the enquiry form one of our Admissions Team will contact you to discuss your options and answer any questions that you may have. When to apply We strongly recommend that you apply as early as possible for your chosen course to allow enough time to complete all the preparations you need to make in order to study in the UK. For more information on key dates and deadlines please visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-dates-fees What happens next The Admissions Team will consider your application and send you details of the outcome. Successful applications will receive an offer to study along with details for registration and enrolment. Questions about your application You can contact our Admissions Team for advice at any time during or after the application process. The Admissions Team will help you with enquiries about admission and the progress of your application. T: +44(0) E: 1 Check your entry point Check which entry point is most suitable for you and the minimum grades for your target course. Application Journey 6 Submit your application Submit your application along with scanned copies of your supporting documents via or post. 2 Talk to us If you would like more information please contact us and our advisors will be able to discuss the details of your academic history and recommend the best entry point for you. 5 Draft your statement Draft your personal statement carefully so that it reflects your choice of course(s) and why you have chosen it/them. 3 Collect your references In order for you to make a successful application to Roehampton you are required to submit two references along with your application. 4 Complete your application Once you have decided which course you want to apply for, you can begin to fill in the application form. 32 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 33

18 Progression to degree level study By successfully achieving a pass mark of 40% on one of our pathway programmes you will automatically be considered for your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Roehampton providing you meet the entry criteria for your chosen undergraduate degree. These may include: International Foundation Programme: Generic Pathway Anthropology Early Childhood Studies* Ministerial Theology (Year 3 Entry) Biological Sciences* Education* Nutrition & Health* Biological Sciences (Integrated Masters) Biomedical Science Classical Civilisation English Language & Linguistics* English Language & Linguistics/ Journalism English Literature and Drama, Theatre & Performance Philosophy Philosophy/Theology & Religious Studies Photography* Classical Civilisation/History English Literature Primary Education Foundation Stage/ KS1 (QTS) Classical Civilisation/Philosophy Film* Primary Education KS1/KS2 (QTS) Classical Civilisation/Theology & Religious Studies Film/Media, Culture & Identity Psychology* Creative Writing Film/Photography Psychology & Counselling Creative Writing/Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies History Creative Writing/English Literature History/Philosophy Sociology* Social Anthropology/Sociology Creative Writing/Film History/Theology & Religious Studies Sport & Exercise Sciences* Creative Writing/Journalism Journalism* Sport Psychology Criminology* Journalism/Media, Culture & Identity Sports Coaching Criminology/Psychology Law* Sports Coaching Practice Criminology/Sociology* Law & Criminology* Sports Coaching Practice (Year 3 Entry) Drama Studies Mass Communications Theology & Religious Studies Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies Media, Culture & Identity/Photography Progression to postgraduate level study When you successfully complete the Graduate Certificate with 50% or above you will be guaranteed consideration for a place on one of our postgraduate degrees, subject to individual course entry requirements. These may include: Graduate Certificate Applied Linguistics and TESOL Dance Philosophy & History Journalism Art Psychotherapy Dance Politics & Sociology LLM Human Rights and Legal Practice Attachment Based Family Assessment and Intervention Dramatherapy London s Theatre and Performance: Viewing, Making, Writing Attachment Studies Early Childhood Studies Media, Communication and Culture Audiovisual Translation/Specialised Translation/Intercultural Communication in the Creative Industries Education Leadership & Management Music Therapy Biomechanics Film and Screen Cultures National Award for Special Educational Needs (SEN) Coordinators Cell Biomedicine Forensic Psychology* Nutrition and Metabolic Disorders Children's Literature Global Business Management* Play Therapy Choreography Global Criminology Practical Theology Choreography and Performance Global Financial Management* Primate Biology, Behaviour And Conservation Choreomundus Global HRM* Psychology of Sport and Exercise Christian Ministry Global Marketing* Publishing Classical Research Health Sciences Sounds of Intent Clinical Neuroscience Historical Research Special Educational Needs *Suject to validation 106 nationalities make up Roehampton s postgraduate community International Foundation Programme: Business Pathway Accounting Business Management Business Management and Economics Business Management and Entrepreneurship Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Retail Marketing and Management *Progression is subject to course specific entry criteria. For more information please visit: roehampton.ac.uk/pathway-target-courses ** Progression to Law requires a pass grade of 55% from the International Foundation Programme 34 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 35

19 The government from home recommend the University of Roehampton for my subject. Two of my friends graduated from here and they really enjoyed it. The staff are really friendly and helpful. We work in groups which means I can improve my English really quickly. The teachers help us to improve our general essay writing to help us for our postgraduate study. Assad Althunayyan Saudi Arabia The University of Roehampton has a similar atmosphere to the university where I previously studied in Japan. Everyone is friendly and it s so peaceful and open. I love nature and the green space means I can relax after lessons. I like where it is located as I can easily get into London as well. Nao Kashiwa Japan 36 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 37

20 Our location By Bus Buses run frequently to Roehampton from Hammersmith, Richmond, Kingston, Putney, Clapham Junction, Wimbledon and New Malden. The 72, 265 and 493 buses stop next to the main site (at Queen Mary s Hospital) and close to Whitelands and Mount Clare (at the junction of Danebury Avenue). The 170 and 430 buses stop on Danebury Avenue, which is very close to Whitelands and Mount Clare and a short walk from the main site. By Train The main site is a 10 minute walk from Barnes station, Whitelands College is a 25 minute walk or a short bus ride. Trains go to Barnes from Clapham Junction and Waterloo in one direction and Kingston, Richmond, Staines and Windsor in the other direction. The University is located in Zone 3. Just 30 mins from central London and 40 mins from Oxford Street. London Underground Hammersmith is connected to London via the District, Piccadilly, and Hammersmith and City lines. From here you can take the 72 bus departing from stop K in the Lower Bus Station next to the shopping centre. Putney Bridge, on the District Line, connects to the campus via the 265 bus, which departs from outside the station. Cycling The University can be easily reached by bike. There are cycle parking stands throughout the campus. The Transport for London online journey planner can be used to provide route maps to the University, go to: journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk By air With 6 airports in the surrounding area, flying to London has never been easier. For flight times from major international destinations please see pages Airport London Gatwick London Heathrow London City London Stansted Luton Southend Travel time to University campus 50mins 1hr 1hr 15mins 1hr 30mins 1hr 35mins 1hr 55mins Contact us Pathway enquiries E: pathwayenquiries@roehampton.ac.uk T: +44 (0) General enquiries E: enquiries@roehampton.ac.uk T: +44 (0) University of Roehampton Address University of Roehampton Roehampton Lane London SW15 5PU United Kingdom V2 04/18 38 roehampton.ac.uk/pathway 39

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