IMAGINE YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE

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1 IMAGINE YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTRE PROSPECTUS 2016

2 WELCOME TO THE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTRE On behalf of Leeds International Study Centre I am proud to welcome you as you prepare to start your academic journey in the UK. This is the beginning of what will be some of the most exciting years of your life. By choosing one of our courses as your pathway to a degree at Leeds Beckett University, you will be supported by expert teachers who are dedicated to your academic success. You will learn alongside ambitious students as you immerse yourself in British culture and enjoy student life in this friendly, dynamic city. From your first day here, we will help you to develop the confidence, knowledge and skills you need to thrive at Leeds Beckett University. I look forward to welcoming you to the Leeds International Study Centre. Claire Heke Head of Centre, Leeds International Study Centre 1

3 CONTENTS WELCOME 1 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE LEEDS BECKETT 3 WORK EXPERIENCE 5 CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAMME 7 LEEDS INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTRE 9 Supporting your success 11 Teacher profile 13 INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION YEAR 15 Business, Law and Social Studies 17 Science, Engineering and Computing 19 PRE-MASTERS BUSINESS 21 Business 23 STUDY PLAN 25 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION 26 LIFE IN LEEDS 27 ACCOMMODATION 29 FACILITIES 31 CAMPUS LIFE 33 STUDENT PROFILE 35 LOCATION MAP 37 HOW TO APPLY 39 LEEDSISC.COM 2

4 1 2 2ND IN THE UK 5TH IN THE WORLD FOR STUDENT WELLBEING* More than 190 years of teaching experience YOUR 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE LEEDS BECKETT 3 PERSONAL TUTORSRANKED 4 IN THE WORLD *` Courses shaped by industry and taught by expert lecturers 3

5 5 WE HAVE SUPPORTED MORE THAN STUDENT Work placements with leading UK and international companies 7 8 TECHNOLOGY RANKED 1ST IN THE WORLD* Fantastic campuses with industry standard facilities 9 10 TOP **5 UNIVERSITY FOR STUDENTS GOING ON TO BECOME CEOS Sports facilities that attract gold-medal winning athletes *Student Barometer, Autumn Wave 2015: An independent survey of 172 institutions worldwide, of which 50 are in the UK **Source: Emolument.com. Which UK Universities Breed the Most Successful Business Leaders? LEEDSISC.COM 4

6 IMAGINE GETTING YOUR DREAM JOB Employability skills will be at the heart of your learning at Leeds Beckett University. All our undergraduate courses provide at least two weeks work-related learning and many of our courses offer a one year work placement. You will benefit from tailored careers advice and support, so that you can develop into an experienced graduate who stands out from the crowd. SKILLS FOR YOUR FUTURE Studying at Leeds Beckett University will develop your knowledge and abilities in three key areas: Employability Learn how to work in a team, solve problems, be a leader and come up with creative ideas. These skills will help you work successfully for a company, or run your own business. Global outlook Learn to develop a global outlook, which will help you explore and engage with a multicultural and ever-changing world. Digital technology Learn how to use the latest technology, such as Google Drive, to improve the way you study on your own, and with others. These skills are widely used in the modern workplace. 5

7 ACCREDITED COURSES Many degrees at Leeds Beckett University have been professionally accredited, which means they may count towards qualifications or registration with a professional body. This makes you stand out as a job candidate. WORK PLACEMENTS A work placement will give you a taste of your future career. You will also experience the world of work and gain new professional skills. Leeds Beckett has links with top global companies such as Walt Disney, Apple, Porsche and Nike, so you will be able to find a placement that fits your needs. LAUNCH YOUR CAREER Global companies, including Capita, First Direct, Jet2.com and Rockstar Leeds are based in Leeds, so you are in a great place to launch your career. HELP AND ADVICE The Employability Team can help you with your CV, job applications and interview preparation. They can also put you in touch with a career mentor. 96.6% of Leeds Beckett graduates are in work or further study six months after graduating Source: Destination of Leavers from Higher Education survey 2014/15. Includes all UK, EU and overseas undergraduates and postgraduates. LEEDSISC.COM 6

8 IMAGINE A COURSE THAT WILL HELP YOU SUCCEED I HAVE... IELTS 4.5 (4.5 in writing) and good high school graduation grades. I WANT... I HAVE... IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent) in all components, plus a recognised first degree. I WANT... 7

9 At the International Study Centre we teach two different courses that will prepare you for studying at Leeds Beckett University. Follow our simple guide to choose the right course for you. To study a degree in: Business, Law or Social Studies Science, Engineering and Computing I SHOULD LOOK AT... International Foundation Year Turn to page 15 to find out more. To study a Masters degree in an area related to business I SHOULD LOOK AT... Pre-Masters Business Turn to page 21 to find out more. NEED MORE OPTIONS? Leeds Beckett University also offers a course that prepares international students for studying an undergraduate degree. Find out more at: courses.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/foundationstudies_certhe LEEDSISC.COM 8

10 IMAGINE A PLACE DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS JUST LIKE YOU 9

11 The Leeds International Study Centre works in partnership with Leeds Beckett University and the University of Leeds, to teach you the language, study and research skills you need to succeed in your degree, and your career. We teach two exciting courses: International Foundation Year Prepares you to start the first year of an undergraduate degree. Pre-Masters Business Prepares you to start a postgraduate, business-related degree. LEEDSISC.COM 10

12 IMAGINE YOURSELF AT THE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTRE We make it our top priority to support you, so that you feel happy and ready to succeed in your studies. You will live and learn with students from around the world, in a lively city that has it all. WE RE HERE FOR YOU The International Study Centre (ISC) is a safe and supportive place where you can feel at home and make new friends. Our teachers are very friendly and you ll get to know them well. They will monitor your progress closely to keep you on track. Small class sizes mean you get more attention and can ask more questions. Need extra support? Your personal tutor will be there whenever you need them. GET READY FOR UNIVERSITY We follow the same style of teaching that you ll find at Leeds Beckett, so you ll know exactly what to expect when you start your degree. You ll study modules that are relevant to the degree you plan to study at university, so you ll be inspired and full of new ideas. You ll have full access to all of the fantastic facilities at Leeds Beckett, so you will feel a part of university life from day one. 11

13 IMAGINE STUDYING IN A GREAT ENVIRONMENT As a student at the International Study Centre, you will benefit from: Modern teaching spaces and classrooms. A relaxing environment that will help you focus on your studies. Shops, cafés and restaurants on your doorstep. IMAGINE WHO YOU WILL BECOME You ll grow in confidence and develop the tools you need to succeed at Leeds Beckett University, and beyond. LEEDSISC.COM 12

14 IMAGINE LEARNING FROM EXPERT TEACHERS Meet Dr. Nkaepe Olaniyi, your maths and physics tutor at the Leeds International Study Centre (ISC). Next time you see her, why not say hello? 13

15 Q: What is your role at the Leeds ISC? A: I am involved in delivering lessons and carrying out assessments. I also plan and deliver laboratory sessions for the physics students. Q: What is your career history? A: I worked as a Business Manager for a small recruitment firm for six years. I then worked as an Insurance Analyst/Project Manager for another six years before making the move to work in education. My experience of working in finance gives practical application to my maths skills. This is part of the knowledge I seek to transfer to all my students. Q: What do you like best about teaching students at the Leeds ISC? A: They are keen to learn and very brave to do it in a foreign culture and/or language. That eagerness to learn, not just the technical aspect of their studies but also about the culture around them, is key to their success. Q: What do you like most about life in Leeds? A: Being able to escape to the quiet countryside or coast. I love taking my kids to Golden Acre Park and farms around Leeds. LEEDSISC.COM 14

16 You will learn English language, academic and study skills, which will prepare you for the first year of your chosen degree course at Leeds Beckett University. INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION YEAR 15

17 KEY FACTS Start date: September or January Length of study: 3 terms IELTS: 4.5 (minimum 4.5 in writing) Age: 17+ years of age For term dates, fees and countryspecific entry requirements, please visit leedsisc.com WHAT YOU LL LEARN International Foundation Year aims to teach you the English language, study and academic skills you need to succeed in your undergraduate degree, as well as your future career once you graduate. ASSESSMENT Your work will be regularly assessed, through coursework assignments, presentations, essays, case studies and exams. YOUR DEGREE AT LEEDS BECKETT Once you complete the International Foundation Year, and achieve the required grades, you will be able to start your chosen undergraduate degree. IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH If you need extra help with your English language before you start the International Foundation Year, you can first study the English Language Preparation programme. Turn to page 26 to find out more. LEEDSISC.COM 16

18 Business, Law and Social Studies International Foundation Year Choose your degree BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance BA (Hons) Business and Management BA (Hons) Business Economics BA (Hons) Business Studies BSc (Hons) Business & Human Resource Management BA (Hons) Business Management with Finance BA (Hons) Business Management with Business Analytics BA (Hons) Business Management with Marketing BA (Hons) Retail Marketing Management BA (Hons) Criminology BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology BA (Hons) Entertainment Management BA (Hons) Events Management BSc (Hons) Hospitality Business Management BA (Hons) International Business BA (Hons) International Relations and Global Development BA (Hons) International Relations and Peace Studies BA (Hons) International Tourism Management BA (Hons) Journalism LLB (Hons) Law LLB (Hons) Law with Finance LLB (Hons) Law with International Business LLB (Hons) Law with Management BA (Hons) Marketing BA (Hons) Marketing with Advertising Management BA (Hons) Public Relations BA (Hons) Sport Business Management BA (Hons) Sport Marketing BSc (Hons) Sports Event Management Progression routes are subject to change. Please see leedsisc.com for an up-to-date list of progression degrees. This course leads to a wide range of exciting undergraduate degrees at Leeds Beckett University, in areas ranging from business and law to marketing and public relations. Core modules English and Skills for University Study 1, 2 & 3 You will develop your English communication skills and learn a range of study skills, including writing and reading strategies, presentation and seminar participation, organisation of time and materials, meeting deadlines and responding to feedback. When you have completed these modules, you will be able to take notes and write essays in English. You will also have the confidence to give presentations, answer follow-up questions and contribute to seminar discussions. Project Study You will complete a self-study project on a topic you will take in consultation with your tutor. By the end of this module you will be able to produce an extended piece of work in the discipline area of your intended degree course, through an on-going, supervised, self-study approach. The project will utilise a broad range of source material to present a coherent, word-processed piece of work, which combines balanced factual content with a critical commentary. Core Mathematics You will develop and demonstrate core mathematical skills, including algebra and statistics, relevant to your undergraduate degree course. You will study core mathematical principles and tools. You will practise your skills through class work and self-study assignments. You will also practise questions similar to the format of those in your exams. Principles of Economics This module aims to give you an introduction to the principle, concepts and models of micro-economic analysis, providing a framework upon which further economic analysis can be developed. You will be able to apply your knowledge base as well as learn basic skills relating to data analysis and evaluation of economics issues. You will learn about economic principles and basic terminology, goods type, demand and supply, elasticity, market failure and contemporary issues in economics. 17

19 Route modules for business and management degree options: Introduction to Business Studies 1 The aim of this module is to help you develop an understanding of both the operational and strategic problems facing the business enterprise in the modern market economy. This module considers the practical aspects of setting up, establishing and running a business and looks at the external influences that could have a major impact on the businesses success. You will also learn about motivation theories and operations management. Introduction to Business Studies 2 You will continue to develop your understanding of both the operational and strategic problems facing the business enterprise in the modern market economy, with particular reference to marketing management, advertising and public relations (PR). Introduction to Financial Accountancy This module will help you establish a sound foundation for future studies in accounting and finance. On completion of the unit, you will be able to maintain financial records, understand accounting systems and prepare periodic financial statements of sole traders, partnerships, and limited companies. Route modules for law and social studies degree options: Law 1 This module will prepare you for entry onto LLB Law. This module will also introduce you to the principles which underpin the English legal system, the mechanics of the legal process, justice in a wider sense, and the personnel who administer it. Law 2 This module will prepare you for entry to a first year degree course in law, by introducing you to basic legal principles and practice. You will develop an understanding of the principles, issues and legislation relating to contract and consumer protection. International Relations You will be provided with an introduction to the main areas of international relations. At the end of this module you will be able to demonstrate a basic knowledge of international relations, and some familiarity with the leading theories used to analyse this subject matter. You will also be able to deploy research skills and display accurate and concise use of language within this subject area. LEEDSISC.COM 18

20 Science, Engineering and Computing International Foundation Year Choose your degree BEng (Hons) Building Services Engineering BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences (Human Biology) BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences (Microbiology / Molecular Biology) BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences (Physiology and Pharmacology) BSc (Hons) Business Information Technology BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering BSc (Hons) Computer Forensics BSc (Hons) Computer Forensics & Security BSc (Hons) Computing BSc (Hons) Construction Management BEng (Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering BSc (Hons) Environmental Health BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying BSc (Hons) Nutrition BSc (Hons) Safety, Health and Environmental Management BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science BSc (Hons) Sport Coaching Progression routes are subject to change. Please see leedsisc.com for an up-to-date list of progression degrees. This course leads to a wide range of exciting undergraduate degrees at Leeds Beckett University, in areas ranging from biomedical sciences and civil engineering to computing. Core modules: English and Skills for University Study 1, 2 & 3 You will develop your English communication skills and learn a range of study skills, including writing and reading strategies, presentation and seminar participation, organisation of time and materials, meeting deadlines and responding to feedback. When you have completed these modules, you will be able to take notes and write essays in English. You will also have the confidence to give presentations, answer follow-up questions and contribute to seminar discussions. Project Study You will complete a self-study project on a topic you will take in consultation with your tutor. By the end of this module you will be able to produce an extended piece of work in the discipline area of your intended degree course, through an on-going, supervised, self-study approach. The project will utilise a broad range of source material to present a coherent, word-processed piece of work, which combines balanced factual content with a critical commentary. Pure Mathematics 1 This module will provide you with a basic knowledge of pure mathematics and its application, relevant to your undergraduate degree course. You will be able to understand mathematical notation, terminology, convention and units, understand and interpret in mathematical terms verbal, graphical and tabular information, and manipulate mathematical expressions. You will learn about algebra, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, differentiation, integration, numerical methods and vectors. 19

21 Route specific modules - choose option A or B: Option A modules: Pure Mathematics 2 This module will cover straight lines and linear equations, set theory and probability, statistics, linear programming, indices and logarithms and experimental law. Applied Mathematics 1 This module will teach you the basic knowledge of mechanics, and prepare you for development of mathematical applications in engineering, computer science and informatics. You will learn about vectors, forces and equilibrium, relative motion, Newton s Laws of Motion, friction and work, energy and power. Applied Mathematics 2 This module will cover advanced vectors, forces as fixed vectors, centers of gravity/centers of mass and particle dynamics. Option B modules: Core Mathematics You will develop and demonstrate core mathematical skills, including algebra and statistics, relevant to your undergraduate degree course. You will study core mathematical principles and tools. You will practise your skills through class work and self-study assignments. You will also practise questions similar to the format of those in your exams. Biology 1 and 2 This module will provide you with a basic knowledge in areas of biological or biomedical sciences. You will acquire an understanding of the basic structure in relation to the function of living cells, the flow of information through the cell, and the basic principles of metabolism. Route specific modules (choose one): Physics This module will provide you with a basic knowledge of atomic physics, materials, heat and gases, and oscillations and waves. At the end of this module you will be able to apply the appropriate laws of physics to problem solving in these areas. Computing This module is designed to help you solve problems and think critically in the context of database design. You will gain an understanding of the range of problems that database applications can help to solve, and learn the main principles of solving problems using relational databases. Chemistry 2 You will be able to present chemical data and ideas in a clear form. You will understand how chemical reactions work and the main factors which affect them, with particular reference to equilibria including acid-base equilibria. Chemistry 1 You will learn formulae, equations and moles, atomic structure, introduction to redox systems, thermodynamics and bonding. You will understand the basis of atomic and molecular structure and of chemical bonding, and recognise the differences in properties between ions and molecules. You will also be able to use the mole concept and balance chemical equations, with an understanding of the principles of redox reactions. LEEDSISC.COM 20

22 PRE-MASTERS BUSINESS KEY FACTS Start date: April or September Length of study: 2 terms IELTS: 5.5 (in all components) Age: 20+ years of age You will learn English language, academic and study skills, which will prepare you for studying your chosen business-related postgraduate degree course at Leeds Beckett University. For term dates, fees and countryspecific entry requirements, please visit leedsisc.com 21

23 WHAT YOU LL LEARN Pre-Masters Business will develop your English language, study and academic skills, so that you can gain success in your postgraduate degree, as well as in the world of business once you graduate. ASSESSMENT Your work will be regularly assessed, through coursework assignments, presentations, essays, case studies and exams. YOUR POSTGRADUATE DEGREE AT LEEDS BECKETT Once you complete the Pre-Masters Business, and achieve the required grades, you will be able to start your chosen postgraduate degree. LEEDSISC.COM 22

24 Business Pre-Masters Choose your degree MSc Accounting MSc Accounting and Finance MSc Finance MA Human Resource Management MA International Business MA International Communications MSc International Events Management MSc International Tourism & Hospitality Management MA International Trade & Finance MBA (Executive) MBA (Graduate) MSc Management MSc Management & Finance MSc Management & Global Logistics MSc Management & Human Resource Management MSc Management & International Business MSc Management & Leadership MSc Management & Marketing MSc Project Management MSc Responsible Tourism Management MA Sports Business MSc Strategic & Digital Marketing MSc Sports Event Management MSc Strategic Project Management Progression routes are subject to change. Please see leedsisc.com for an up-to-date list of progression degrees. This course will prepare you for studying a range of business-related postgraduate degrees at Leeds Beckett University. Core modules: English and Skills for University Study 1, 2 & 3 You will develop your English communication skills and learn a range of study skills including writing and reading strategies, presentation and seminar participation, organisation of time and materials, meeting deadlines and responding to feedback. When you have completed these modules, you will be able to take notes and write essays in English. You will also have the confidence to give presentations, answer follow-up questions and contribute to seminar discussions. In addition, you will develop analytical skills and ways of applying critical thinking to case studies and scenarios in your assignments. Introduction to Economics This module will provide you with an introduction to economic theories and systems. You will also learn about the principals of Microeconomics. Introduction to Business and Management 1 The main aim of this module is to provide you with an awareness of key concepts relating to the academic study of business and management. Business and Management 2 Operations Management and Organisational Behaviour The main aim of this module is to help you develop a greater understanding of some of the key areas covered on an academic business studies course. You will be introduced to some of the key academic concepts and issues relating to operations management and organisational behaviour. 23

25 Business and Management 3 Strategy The main aim of the module is to provide you with an understanding of key concepts and issues within the strategy of organisations, with an emphasis of a critically evaluative approach to application. You will develop the base learning undertaken during the Term 2 module Introduction to Business and Management focusing on organisational strategy. You will be able to use content of this module to provide a topic for the Project Study module. Research Project The main aim of this module is to help you develop the ability to write long pieces of academic work displaying applied understanding of subject matter and an ability to critically analyse materials and concepts. This module requires a digital submission of an extended project. Route modules (choose one): Quantitative Methods in Business This module will cover common mathematical techniques for managerial decision-making, which are used in many business environments. The emphasis of the module is on practical application with extensive use of Excel spreadsheets and its associated functions. Finance and Investment This module is designed to consolidate and develop your understanding of the role played by finance and investment in the operation and strategic direction of the organisation. LEEDSISC.COM 24

26 STUDY PLAN OPTIONS TO SUIT YOU INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION YEAR START TERMS JUNE TO AUG 2016 SEPT TO JAN 2016 JAN TO APRIL 2017 MAY TO AUG 2017 START SEPT 2017 SEPT 16 2 JAN 17 2 JUN 16 3 UNIVERSITY DEGREE YEARS 1 TO 3 JUN 16 3 INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION YEAR ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION PRE-MASTERS BUSINESS START TERMS JUNE TO AUG 2016 SEPT TO DEC 2016 JAN TO MARCH 2017 APRIL TO JUNE 2017 JUNE TO AUG 2017 SEPT 2017 SEPT 16 2 APRIL 17 2 POSTGRADUATE DEGREE JUNE 16 3 day 29 August fly to the UK. need to get all r things ready PRE-MASTERS BUSINESS ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION

27 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS International Foundation Year If you have IELTS 4.0 (minimum 4.0 in writing), you need to study 1 term of ELP. Pre-Masters Programme If you have IELTS 5.0 (minimum 5.0 in writing), you need to study 1 term of ELP. For more information, including start dates, please visit leedsisc.com ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION If you do not meet the English language requirements to study one of our academic courses, the English Language Preparation (ELP) programme can help. Taught at the International Study Centre, the ELP programme is a one-term course that will boost your English language skills. Once you successfully complete the ELP, and achieve the required grades, you will go on to study your chosen academic course at the International Study Centre. LEEDSISC.COM 26

28 WEST YORKSHIRE: The countryside is just 20 minutes from Leeds, when you want to escape the city. IMAGINE VIBRANT LIFE IN LEEDS WORLD FOOD: Eat food that reminds you of home, or try something completely new in one of the many restaurants in Leeds. ART AND CULTURE: Go to a theatre or comedy show, head to a gallery or museum, or watch an opera or ballet. GREAT MUSIC: There are venues and nightclubs to suit all tastes. Each year Leeds Festival attracts 75,000 music fans. WORLD CLASS SPORT: Leeds is home to Leeds United Football Club and Leeds Rhinos. 27

29 UK TRAVEL: Leeds has great transport links. It s easy to get to York, Manchester, Liverpool and London on the train. TRINITY LEEDS: Spend a day shopping in 120 shops, right in the heart of Leeds. NEARLY 1,000 SHOPS: You ll find exactly what you re looking for, whether it s a new book or a vintage coat. ROUNDHAY PARK: Need a break from your studies? Relax in one of the biggest city parks in Europe. LEEDSISC.COM 28

30 IMAGINE YOUR NEW HOME 29

31 Living with other students is the best way to experience student life to the full. You ll learn to live independently, have fun and make many new friends from around the world. OPTIONS TO SUIT YOU Depending on when you start your course at the Leeds International Study Centre, you ll be able to choose from a range of accommodation options, from self-contained apartments to single study bedrooms with shared facilities. Student accommodation with shared facilities typically offers: A great location You ll live in the vibrant city of Leeds, close to shops and restaurants. Modern and comfortable rooms Student rooms will have a bed, desk and a chair, bookshelf and a wardrobe. You ll also have telephone and internet access. Fully-equipped kitchens Learn to cook meals and get to know your new housemates in your new shared kitchen. PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION If you want to rent privately, there is a range of private accommodation available in Leeds. Visit our website to learn more about your options. FEEL AT HOME We know that living away from home is a big step, and at first everything will seem new. There are many things you can do to help you feel more comfortable, including: Make your room feel more personal by putting up photos of your friends and family, buying a new duvet cover or hanging up colourful fairy lights. Say hello to your housemates and neighbours, they ll appreciate a friendly greeting. Take part in social activities arranged by the Leeds ISC, so that you can meet other students. Get involved with clubs and societies at Leeds Beckett. This is a great way to find a new hobby and make new friends. For more information on your accommodation options, please visit Leedsisc.com LEEDSISC.COM 30

32 IMAGINE FANTASTIC CAMPUSES Leeds Beckett University has two campuses in fantastic locations. Both feature modern learning facilities that will enable you to embrace your interests and career aspirations to the full. CITY CAMPUS Located in the heart of Leeds, City Campus is close to everything the city has to offer, including top businesses, shops, bars and restaurants. HEADINGLEY CAMPUS Located three miles from the city centre, Headingley Campus is set in 94 acres of beautiful parkland. It is just a 10-minute walk from Headingley, one of the best-known student areas in the country. 31

33 ROSE BOWL: This iconic building has impressive teaching spaces, lecture halls and conference facilities. BROADCASTING PLACE: Home to the art, design, fashion and built environment courses. Facilities include printmaking workshops. CARNEGIE PAVILION: This cutting-edge teaching facility is located at the world-famous sports ground, Headingley Carnegie Stadium. LIBRARIES: Campus libraries are open 24/7, every day of the year. The online library offers access to 140,000 ebooks, journals, databases and newspapers. HEADINGLEY CAMPUS: Home to modern sports facilities, sport science laboratories, animation and music studios, and the latest computing equipment. LEEDSISC.COM 32

34 TRY GREAT FOOD AND DRINK Whether you are looking for a quick snack or a hot, cooked meal you ll find something to suit your taste at both Leeds Beckett campuses. RELAX WITH FRIENDS The Student Union bars at City and Headingley campuses, are the perfect places to meet up with friends, try tasty food, play a game of pool or take part in a weekly quiz. IMAGINE GREAT STUDENT LIFE GET INVOLVED Joining a University society is a great way to make friends, try something new and have fun. Whether you are interested in Harry Potter or Korfball, there s something for you. 33 ENJOY SPORTS Take advantage of outstanding sports facilities by joining a sports team or trying a fun fitness class. The Athletic Union has 40 clubs and more than 85 teams.

35 LISTEN TO LIVE MUSIC Enjoy live music at the Stage, based at City Campus. Famous bands that have played here over the years include Nirvana, Radiohead and Coldplay. GET OUT AND ABOUT You ll find interesting shops, restaurants, cafés and bars close to both campuses. LEEDSISC.COM 34

36 I like the Leeds ISC as we are in small classes instead of big lectures, which is good for my development. It also means the tutors know you, you can ask questions and bond with other students more. The teaching style is more independent than at school which I am getting used to. Shaikha from Bahrain Studied International Foundation Year in Business, Law and Social Studies Now studying LLB Law at Leeds Beckett University 35

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38 B 7 B 6 Woodhouse Lane 5 A58 (M) P P A58 Leeds Arena Leeds General Infirmary Calverley St. Civic Hall Millennium Square Train Station 15 mins walk Woodhouse Lane B Clay Pit Lane P Bus Station 15 mins walk Merrion Way The Merrion Centre Great George St. Merrion St. Leeds Town Hall Leeds Art Gallery P The Light St Johns Centre The Headrow East Parade B P The Core Briggate Victoria Quarter Quebec St. Infirmary St. Park Row Leeds Shopping Plaza Trinity Leeds Kirkgate Market 37 1 Leslie Silver Building (LSB) Sheila Silver Library Coffee Shop Security Reception 2 Woodhouse Building (WH) Students Union Gym/Fitness Centre (2nd Floor) 3 Portland Building (PD) Campus Shop 4 Calverley Building (CL) 5 Old Broadcasting House (OBH) 6 Broadcasting Place - Humanities Building (BPA) Campus Shop 7 Broadcasting Place - Arts Building (BPB) 8 Queen Square 9 Queen Square House (QSH) 10 Northern Terrace (NT) 11 Rose Bowl (RB) Student Hub Food Court 12 Electric Press (EP) 13 The Wellness Centre - 10 Queen Square City Campus LS1 3HB +44 (0) leedsbeckett.ac.uk

39 CITY CAMPUS TRAVELLING TIME BY TRAIN FROM LEEDS TO UK CITIES: 25 minutes to York 1 hour to Manchester 1 hour and 45 minutes to Liverpool 2 hours and 15 minutes to London 3 hours to Edinburgh LEEDS TO UK AIRPORTS: 30 minutes to Leeds-Bradford Airport with direct flights to over 75 destinations and connections through to Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris. 1 hour and 30 minutes to Manchester Airport with flights to over 180 destinations. 3 hours and 30 minutes to London Heathrow Airport with flights to over 185 destinations. LEEDSISC.COM 38

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41 33 P B P The Acre 7 Churchwood Ave B BP Garage HEADINGLEY CAMPUS B Otley Road 28 St. Chad s Drive Beckett Park Boatcliffe Drive Salvo s St. Anne s Roa d Shaw Lane B B Arndale Centre Queenswood Drive Batcliffe Wood B The Arc Trio North Lane St. Michael s Rd Otley Road A660 Skyrack B The Bo B Orig Headingley La Headingley Station B6157 Harrogate Line B Kirkstall Lane B HEADINGLEY CARNEGIE STADIUM P 29 B 30 Cardigan Road B St. Mich ael s Lane B To Burley Pa 1 James Graham (JG) Great Hall Library Security Reception Bike Fix Workshop 2 Campus Central Student Hub Food Court/Campus Shop Students Union 3 Caedmon Hall (CAE) 4 Priestley Hall (PR) 5 Leighton Hall (LE) 6 Macaulay Hall (MC) 7 Brontë Hall (BR) 8 The Grange (GR) 9 Cavendish Hall (CV) 10 Fairfax Hall (FF) 11 Design & Technology Centre (DT) 12 Carnegie Annexe (CAN) Carnegie Sports Reception 13 Carnegie Hall (CAR) 14 Athletics Track & Field Facilities 15 Carnegie Regional Indoor Tennis Centre 16 Carnegie Research Institute (CRI) 17 Swimming Pool (Pool) 18 Sports Arena 19 Blue Hall (Blue SH) 20 Green Hall (Green SH) 21 The Cottage 22 Churchwood 23 North Lodge 24 Carnegie Village 25 The Coach House (CH) 26 Landscape Resource Centre & Experimental Gardens (LL) 27 South Lodge 28 Queenswood 29 Carnegie Pavilion (CPV) 30 Yorkshire Cricket Ground 31 Carnegie Stand (HCS) 32 Leeds Rugby 33 Changing Pavilion 34 Dance Studio Headingley Campus LS16 5LF +44 (0) leedsbeckett.ac.uk LEEDSISC.COM 40

42 HOW TO APPLY You can apply to the Leeds International Study Centre through your local education agent or directly via our website. APPLICATION CHECKLIST AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION: Supporting document checklist Relevant academic transcripts Certificate of English Copy of passport References (where applicable) Copies of visas, if you previously studied in the UK. Apply via your local agent 1. Your agent will help you complete an application form and advise you of our Terms & Conditions. Please ensure you understand them. 2. You will need to have supporting documents for scanning. 3. Your agent will receive an from our admissions department confirming if you have been offered a place. Apply online: 1. Visit Leedsisc.com and complete all sections of the online application form. Please read our Terms & Conditions carefully. 2. Upload your scanned supporting documents. 3. Save the completed form and simply await a decision from our Admissions Team. IF YOU RECEIVE AN OFFER YOU WILL BE GUIDED THROUGH THE NEXT STEPS Confirm Sign any confirmation documentation and academic declaration. Once we have received payment (details will be provided in your Offer Letter) your agent or Student Enrolment Adviser can assist you through the visa process. You have a legal right to cancel your place up to 14 days after acceptance of our offer of a place. Before you arrive Please notify us or your agent when you receive your visa. We will then inform you/your agent about accommodation and any additional payments required. Please ensure you have requested all original academic records to bring with you. Please complete the online pre-arrival form. When you arrive Make sure you have the following essential items with you: Your passport* Visa/Home Office letter* CAS* Offer Letter* Accommodation documents* Your qualification certificates A sponsor letter (if applicable) Passport-sized photographs Essential toiletries and medications. * These items should be packed in your hand luggage. We send a pre-arrival document to all students, so you should have everything you need to know. This can also be found on our website. We look forward to welcoming you. CONTACT US Via your agent Your agent will help you with any queries you may have and can guide you through our process or talk to our Admissions Department on your behalf. Direct How to contact the International Study Centre directly: Enquire online leedsisc.com By telephone United Kingdom Student Enrolment Adviser + 44 (0) (Please omit the zero if dialling from outside the UK) Our Student Enrolment Advisers speak a variety of languages, and understand several more. We will do our best to contact you in your preferred language. For more information, please visit leedsisc.com 41

43 Disclaimer You must have personal insurance It is essential that international students have the protection of personal insurance whilst in the UK. To cover you as a student at the International Study Centre (ISC), you may purchase our Study Care insurance cover. This policy will cover you for loss of personal possessions, travel delay, as well as providing medical insurance until the end of your ISC academic programme. You can purchase Study Care Insurance as part of your application process. If you prefer not to take out Study Care insurance, you must provide proof of alternative adequate insurance cover. For more information, please visit leedsisc.com This brochure is issued for the general guidance of students considering entry to the Leeds International Study Centre, based at the Leeds Beckett University, from September The information is correct at the time of going to press and the programmes and services described herein are those which Study Group is planning to offer. We make every effort to ensure that the content of our prospectus, website and other materials is accurate. However, on occasion it may be necessary to alter certain aspects of a module or programme, for example if changes are required to meet external requirements; or if programmes are over-subscribed and the quality of teaching would be adversely affected as a result. In such circumstances we may have to alter the timetable, change the teaching location of the programme or, in extreme cases, cancel or substantially amend the content of the programme. Should any of these changes become necessary, we will give you as much notice as possible before they come into effect and ensure that any disruption to your studies is minimised. If your programme is cancelled, we will work in consultation with you to offer a suitable alternative, subject to meeting the admission requirements for that programme or the opportunity to obtain a refund of any advance payments you have made for the programme. The alternative programme may not be at the same ISC as the original offer. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information relating to the Leeds Beckett University in this prospectus at the time of going to print. The University aims to provide the programmes and facilities as described in this prospectus, but reserves the right to withdraw or to make alterations to courses and facilities if necessary. For the most up-to-date course information, please visit the University s website at leedsbeckett. ac.uk and use the course search function. Study Group strongly recommends that immediately prior to making any application to / or accepting any offer from Study Group you should refer to the most up-to-date version of the programme descriptions and specifications and the regulations on the University International Study Centre website at leedsisc.com. LEEDSISC.COM 42

44 The Leeds International Study Centre programmes are provided by Study Group in collaboration with Leeds Becketts University. Study Group is a global leader in preparing students for international academic success and rewarding careers through a life-changing learning experience. We offer customised programmes across higher, language and online education starting from high school to life-long learning. Study Group taught more than 73,000 students from 145 countries across the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand in For more information, please visit studygroup.com * *