oncampus compass 2015-16

COMPASS2015-2016Helping you find the right direction for your students

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ONCAMPUS centres are based on university campuses throughout the UK, Europe and the USA. This guide is designed to help you quickly identify the most suitable campus to recommend to your students, and all the important information they will want to know before they apply.

STUDYING WITH ONCAMPUS

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Find out more: www.oncampus.global

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02 Welcome to ONCAMPUS

04 Studying in the UK

06 Quick reference guide to ONCAMPUS UK

08 Degree finder

10 Studying in Europe

12 Programme content - UK and Europe

18 Studying in the US

22 How to apply

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High quality teaching and programmes

ONCAMPUS offers guaranteed progression* to a wide range of undergraduate and Master’s degrees at leading universities around the world.

Outstanding student outcomesONCAMPUS is part of Cambridge Education Group, the UK’s leading university pathway provider since 1952. Cambridge Education Group was the first private institution to offer university Foundation programmes in the UK in 1985, and successfully prepares hundreds of students for the UK’s top universities every year.

A safe and supportive environmentStudents receive a university student card, and with it they have access to all the university’s facilities, clubs and societies while studying their ONCAMPUS programme.

Choice and Flexibility

Through every step of your journey with us, students will be supported by highly qualified teachers and support staff, both in and outside the classroom.

Personal tutors meet with our students regularly to ensure they are on track to pass the programme and progress to their chosen degree.

Quality assured

All our centres in the UK and Europe are reviewed regularly by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), who is responsible for maintaining standards across the UK university system.

In the US our academic curriculum is developed, delivered and awarded by our partner Universities and Colleges ensuring all the credits students earn are valid within the US system.

“I chose to study at ONCAMPUS because it offered guaranteed

progression to the degree I was interested in studying.”

Fatma Almadani

STUDIED Undergraduate Foundation Programme

PROGRESSED TO BA (Hons) Forensic Science at UCLan

* Subject to meeting specified entry criteria, visit www.oncampus.global for more information.

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STUDYING IN THE UK

How much does a Starbucks coffee cost in different locations?A full 12 fl oz Americano

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international students are attracted to the UK to study each year, second only to the USA.

Why choose our ON

partner universities?

Facts about the Uni:

Ranked joint no.1 for teaching alongside the University ofOxford and the University of Cambridge (NSS 2014)

Awarded Modern University of the Year

Uni campus population: 24,000Distance to largest city:

24.8 miles (Birmingham)

University campus integrated with city

Facts about the Uni:Top 10 for student satisfaction in key subject areas of Engineering, Journalism and Sports Science Awarded the maximum five stars for excellence of teaching,employability, internationalisation and facilities (QS Stars rating, 2015)

Uni campus population: 35,000 / 2,000 overseasDistance to largest city: 36 miles (Manchester)

A huge portfolio of programmes – 350 undergraduate & 250 taught postgraduate

Low cost of living

Facts about the Uni:Shortlisted for University of the Year (Times HE Awards 2012)

Uni campus population: 20,150Distance to largest city: 13 miles (Newcastle)

Top 10 safest universities in England & Wales

Facts about the Uni:Top 10 London university for Graduate Starting Salaries (Sunday Times League Tabe 2015)


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15-minute walk from the River Thames London on your student’s

£47 million invested in the campus to create some of the best facilities available in London

Newcastle:Population. 273,600

The Rocket was built in Newcastle.Famous for being one the largest northern cities, and has a reputation for great culture, night-life and sport.

Birmingham:Population. 1,016,800Birmingham has 22 more miles of canals than Venice, Italy.Famous for being the UK’s ‘2nd’ city and for its cultural diversity.

Cambridge:Population.

122,800

Cambridge has the most bicycles per square mile in all of the UK. Famous for

education with one of the best universities in the world.

Living costs from:Coventry £110 per weekUCLan £83 per weekSunderland £75 per weekLSBU £111 per week

Manchester:Population. 464,200Manchester is the birthplace of the modern computer – called the ‘baby’. Famous for being a hub of music and pop culture.

29%of UK universities are in the

Times Higher Education

world’s top 200.

CAMPUS

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Among the best facilities in the UK - £130m invested in the twocampuses in recent years.Enjoy living in a city by the sea in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK.

(The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2015)

£35 million student building ‘TheHub’ New state-of-the-art £55 million

Engineering and Computing centre

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The UK education system is internationally renowned for high quality and rigour. 29% of UK universities are among the world’s top 200. ONCAMPUS partners with a wide range of universities across the UK, to ensure we always have a suitable programme for your students.

ONCAMPUS partners with the UK’s leading modern universities – Coventry University, LSBU, University of Sunderland and UCLan, to offer students guaranteed progression* to a wide range of degrees at these award-winning universities.

ONCAMPUS London is based at Birkbeck, in the heart of the University of London. Students are prepared to progress to our University of London College partners, as well as other prestigious UK universities.


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How much does a Starbucks coffee cost in different locations?A full 12 fl oz Americano

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international students are attracted to the UK to study each year, second only to the USA.

Why choose our ON


Facts about the Uni:

Ranked joint no.1 for teaching alongside the University ofOxford and the University of Cambridge (NSS 2014)

Awarded Modern University of the Year


24.8 miles (Birmingham)

University campus integrated with city

Facts about the Uni:Top 10 for student satisfaction in key subject areas of Engineering, Journalism and Sports Science Awarded the maximum five stars for excellence of teaching,employability, internationalisation and facilities (QS Stars rating, 2015)

Uni campus population: 35,000 / 2,000 overseasDistance to largest city: 36 miles (Manchester)

A huge portfolio of programmes – 350 undergraduate & 250 taught postgraduate

Low cost of living

Facts about the Uni:Shortlisted for University of the Year (Times HE Awards 2012)

Uni campus population: 20,150Distance to largest city: 13 miles (Newcastle)

Top 10 safest universities in England & Wales

Facts about the Uni:Top 10 London university for Graduate Starting Salaries (Sunday Times League Tabe 2015)


0 miles (London)

15-minute walk from the River Thames London on your student’s

£47 million invested in the campus to create some of the best facilities available in London

Newcastle:Population. 273,600

The Rocket was built in Newcastle.Famous for being one the largest northern cities, and has a reputation for great culture, night-life and sport.

Birmingham:Population. 1,016,800Birmingham has 22 more miles of canals than Venice, Italy.Famous for being the UK’s ‘2nd’ city and for its cultural diversity.

Cambridge:Population.

122,800

Cambridge has the most bicycles per square mile in all of the UK. Famous for

education with one of the best universities in the world.

Living costs from:Coventry £110 per weekUCLan £83 per weekSunderland £75 per weekLSBU £111 per week

Manchester:Population. 464,200Manchester is the birthplace of the modern computer – called the ‘baby’. Famous for being a hub of music and pop culture.

29%of UK universities are in the

Times Higher Education

world’s top 200.

CAMPUS

How much does a cinema ticket* cost in each different campus area? * Peak standard ticket price

How long does it take to reach London by train? 1 2 3 4

Among the best facilities in the UK - £130m invested in the twocampuses in recent years.Enjoy living in a city by the sea in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK.

(The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2015)

£35 million student building ‘TheHub’ New state-of-the-art £55 million

Engineering and Computing centre

door-step

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The world’s first train called

Average journey length:

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Ranked27th in the UK

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Internationally respected University of London qualifications Located in the heart of academic London It is London’s only specialist provider of evening education Specialist subjects include: Arts • Law • Business • Economics • Informatics • Social Science • History • Philosophy • Science

Queen Mary is recognised across the world for producing graduates of the finest calibre It was ranked 9th in the UK in the latest Research Excellence FrameworkSpecialist subjects include: Business • Economics • Finance Management • Humanities • Social Sciences • Engineering • Sciences • Life Sciences

Set on an attractive, friendly and safe campus just 40 minutes from central LondonRanked 17th in the UK and 118th in the world (THES 2014-15)Specialist subjects include: Management • Economics • Arts • Social Sciences • Science

Cutting-edge facilities for design, TV, radio, psychology, music and dramaSpecialist subjects include: Sociology • Media and Communications • Computing • Politics and International Studies • Psychology

The oldest and largest veterinary school in the UKForefront of innovation in the veterinary and bioscience fieldsCutting-edge teaching, research and clinical provisionSpecialist subjects include: Veterinary Medicine • Bioveterinary Sciences • Biological Sciences

More world-leading scholars in the field of education than any other UK university Specialist subjects include: Education • International Development • Leadership

One of the world’s leading centres for the study of art history and conservation. Academic staff are all leaders in their field of research and publication Specialist subjects include: History of Art

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UNIQUE SELLING POINTS • Based in the heart of academic London • Partnerships with prestigious University of London

Colleges • Your students will benefit from excellent HE advice

from specialists at ONCAMPUS London and make a more informed choice of university, once they are living in the UK

• Secure their place at one of the best universities in the UK.

• Ranked in the Top 30 universities in the UK• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Art & Design;

Automotive Design; Business; Computing; Engineering; Sciences

• Worldwide accreditation and recognition of degree programmes by professional and public bodies

• World-leading research• Cutting-edge facilities including student building - The

Hub; new £55 million Engineering and Computing Centre; award-winning Lanchester Library.

• Central London location, 15 minutes’ walk from the River Thames

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Architecture; Business; Engineering and Law.

• A Top 10 London university for graduate starting salaries (Sunday Times League Table 2015)

• Worldwide accreditation and recognition of degree programmes by professional and public bodies.

• Short-listed for University of the Year THE Awards 2012

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Business; Computer Science; Engineering; Law; Media; Pharmacy; Psychology

• £130 million investment in two campuses has resulted in state-of-the-art facilities and campus

• Excellent value for money for both tuition fees and cost of living.

• One of the UK’s largest universities with broad choice of degrees on offer

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Business; Fashion; Fire Engineering; Hospitality, Leisure, Sport, Recreation and Tourism-related degrees; Journalism; Life Sciences; Physiotherapy

• Excellent value for money for both tuition fees and cost of living

• Great location – close to Manchester and Liverpool, 2 hours from London, near beautiful English countryside.

UNDERGRADUATE FOUNDATIONThis programme offers progression to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees or the International Year One in Business & Management.

English level

Programme dates

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences

From 5.0 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 5.0Extended programmes also available

September–JuneJanuary–August

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Art & Design

From 4.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 4.0 Extended programmes also available

September–June January–August March–December(Business and Engineering pathways only)

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences• Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Art & Design (Architecture - no portfolio required for UFP)


September–June January–August

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management• Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences



• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Medicine

From 4.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 4.0. Extended programmes also available


INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONEGuaranteed progression* to Year 2 of selected Business-related degrees

English level - 3 terms/4 terms

Programme dates

Birkbeck, University of London - BSc (Hons) AccountingBA (Hons) Accounting and ManagementBSc (Hons) BusinessBA (Hons) Management

From 5.0 IELTS or equivalent

3 terms - September–June 4 terms - September–August3 terms - January–August

BA (Hons) Business AdministrationBA (Hons) Business Management



BA (Hons) Business AdministrationBA (Hons) Business StudiesBSc (Hons) Economics



BA (Hons) Business and Enterprise ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Financial ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) Business and ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Marketing Management

From 5. 0 IELTS or equivalent


MASTER’S FOUNDATIONThis programme offers progression to a wide range of Master’s degrees.

English level

Programmes start in

Any degree discipline possible

3 terms – from 5.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 5.5


1 term – from 6.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 6.5

Extended programmes also available

September/January/March/June

Pathways: Business (inc. MBAs some with no work exp), Engineering, Life Sciences & Social Sciences





September/January /March/June

Business-related PG and MBA



1 term – from 6.0 IELTS or equivalent,with no single element less than 5.5



Pathways: Business, Social Sciences, Engineering & Life Sciences






Business, IT and Journalism, plus MBA (3 years’ work exp)





Your quick reference guide to

studying in the UK

TUITION FEES 2015-2016

Termly Annual (3 terms)

University degree (approx. per year)

Accommodation (approx. per week)

ONCAMPUS London £4,950 £14,850 Please see individual

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websites

from £225

University of London International Foundation

£5,950 £17,850

ONCAMPUS Coventry £4,300 £12,900 £10,500–£13,500 £110–£130

ONCAMPUS London South Bank

£4,150 £12,450 £9,500 £104–£128

ONCAMPUS Sunderland £4,150 £12,450 £7,000–£8,500 £48–£135

ONCAMPUS UCLan £4,150 £12,450 £10,950–£11,950 £79–£99

Medicine Undergraduate Foundation Programme

£5,500 £16,500 £35,000


TERM DATES

UK Modern ONCAMPUS London

Term 1 28 Sep 2015 – 11 Dec 2015 21 Sep 2015 – 11 Dec 2015

Term 2 11 Jan 2016 – 18 Mar 2016 11 Jan 2016 – 18 Mar 2016

Term 3 29 Mar 2016 – 03 Jun 2016 29 Mar 2016 – 03 Jun 2016

Term 4 13 Jun 2016 – 19 Aug 2016 13 Jun 2016 – 19 Aug 2016

All programmes are subject to a £200 registration fee and £2,300 refundable deposit.

An additional £600 is charged for Art & Design, Engineering & Sciences and Life ScienceUndergraduate programmes.

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UNIQUE SELLING POINTS • Based in the heart of academic London • Partnerships with prestigious University of London

Colleges • Your students will benefit from excellent HE advice

from specialists at ONCAMPUS London and make a more informed choice of university, once they are living in the UK

• Secure their place at one of the best universities in the UK.

• Ranked in the Top 30 universities in the UK• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Art & Design;

Automotive Design; Business; Computing; Engineering; Sciences

• Worldwide accreditation and recognition of degree programmes by professional and public bodies

• World-leading research• Cutting-edge facilities including student building - The

Hub; new £55 million Engineering and Computing Centre; award-winning Lanchester Library.

• Central London location, 15 minutes’ walk from the River Thames

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Architecture; Business; Engineering and Law.

• A Top 10 London university for graduate starting salaries (Sunday Times League Table 2015)

• Worldwide accreditation and recognition of degree programmes by professional and public bodies.

• Short-listed for University of the Year THE Awards 2012

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Business; Computer Science; Engineering; Law; Media; Pharmacy; Psychology

• £130 million investment in two campuses has resulted in state-of-the-art facilities and campus

• Excellent value for money for both tuition fees and cost of living.

• One of the UK’s largest universities with broad choice of degrees on offer

• Internationally renowned for excellence in: Business; Fashion; Fire Engineering; Hospitality, Leisure, Sport, Recreation and Tourism-related degrees; Journalism; Life Sciences; Physiotherapy

• Excellent value for money for both tuition fees and cost of living

• Great location – close to Manchester and Liverpool, 2 hours from London, near beautiful English countryside.

UNDERGRADUATE FOUNDATIONThis programme offers progression to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees or the International Year One in Business & Management.

English level

Programme dates

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences


September–JuneJanuary–August

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Art & Design

From 4.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 4.0 Extended programmes also available

September–June January–August March–December(Business and Engineering pathways only)

• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences• Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Art & Design (Architecture - no portfolio required for UFP)



• Business, Economics, Finance & Management• Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences



• Business, Economics, Finance & Management • Engineering & Sciences • Humanities, Law & Social Sciences • Life Sciences • Medicine

From 4.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element less than 4.0. Extended programmes also available


INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONEGuaranteed progression* to Year 2 of selected Business-related degrees

English level - 3 terms/4 terms

Programme dates

Birkbeck, University of London - BSc (Hons) AccountingBA (Hons) Accounting and ManagementBSc (Hons) BusinessBA (Hons) Management



BA (Hons) Business AdministrationBA (Hons) Business Management



BA (Hons) Business AdministrationBA (Hons) Business StudiesBSc (Hons) Economics



BA (Hons) Business and Enterprise ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Financial ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) Business and ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Marketing Management

From 5. 0 IELTS or equivalent


MASTER’S FOUNDATIONThis programme offers progression to a wide range of Master’s degrees.

English level

Programmes start in

Any degree discipline possible






Pathways: Business (inc. MBAs some with no work exp), Engineering, Life Sciences & Social Sciences





September/January /March/June

Business-related PG and MBA






Pathways: Business, Social Sciences, Engineering & Life Sciences






Business, IT and Journalism, plus MBA (3 years’ work exp)





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MASTER’S DEGREES

AdvertisingArts ManagementAutomotive Studies/EngineeringBankingBusinessCivil EngineeringCommunication StudiesComputing/Computer SciencesDisaster ManagementEconomicsEducationEngineeringEnvironmental ManagementFinanceForensicsGames Technology

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Management Information SystemsManufacturing

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MediaMotorsport EngineeringNetwork ComputingPeace & Reconciliation StudiesPoliticsPsychologySoftware Engineering/DesignSports ManagementTESOLTourism Management

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AccountingAdvertisingAeronautical/Aerospace EngineeringAnthropologyArchaeologyArchitectural EngineeringArchitectureArt/DesignArts ManagementAstrophysicsAutomotive/EngineeringBiochemistryBiological SciencesBiomedical SciencesBioveterinary SciencesBusiness/ManagementChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing/Computer SciencesCriminologyDanceDental MaterialsDigital MediaDisaster ManagementDrama/TheatreEconomicsEducationElectronic/Electrical Engineering

Events ManagementEnvironmental Sciences/Technology

FashionFilm StudiesFinanceFire Engineering/SafetyFood & Nutrition/Nutrition & HealthForensicsGames Development/TechnologyGeographyGraphic DesignHealth/Health ScienceHistoryHistory of ArtHospitality ManagementHuman Resource Management


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ZoologyVeterinary Medicine

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Degree finderUse this table to check which ONCAMPUS partners offer degrees in your students’ chosen specialist area. Visit our website www.oncampus.global for a full list of all degrees available.

KEY: Guaranteed progressionsubject to meeting the specified entry criteria

Agreed pathway; specified entry requirements applyfor degrees not listed please contact [email protected] to discuss possible options

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MASTER’S DEGREES

AdvertisingArts ManagementAutomotive Studies/EngineeringBankingBusinessCivil EngineeringCommunication StudiesComputing/Computer SciencesDisaster ManagementEconomicsEducationEngineeringEnvironmental ManagementFinanceForensicsGames Technology

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JournalismLaw (LLM)LinguisticsLogistics & Supply Management Management

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Management Information SystemsManufacturing

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MediaMotorsport EngineeringNetwork ComputingPeace & Reconciliation StudiesPoliticsPsychologySoftware Engineering/DesignSports ManagementTESOLTourism Management

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AccountingAdvertisingAeronautical/Aerospace EngineeringAnthropologyArchaeologyArchitectural EngineeringArchitectureArt/DesignArts ManagementAstrophysicsAutomotive/EngineeringBiochemistryBiological SciencesBiomedical SciencesBioveterinary SciencesBusiness/ManagementChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing/Computer SciencesCriminologyDanceDental MaterialsDigital MediaDisaster ManagementDrama/TheatreEconomicsEducationElectronic/Electrical Engineering

Events ManagementEnvironmental Sciences/Technology

FashionFilm StudiesFinanceFire Engineering/SafetyFood & Nutrition/Nutrition & HealthForensicsGames Development/TechnologyGeographyGraphic DesignHealth/Health ScienceHistoryHistory of ArtHospitality ManagementHuman Resource Management


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Muhammad Fithry Bin Akbar Ali

STUDIED Undergraduate Foundation Programme – Humanities

RESULTS ABB

PROGRESSED TO Media and Communications at Goldsmiths

“I have enjoyed the course at ONCAMPUS as it has helped me to develop my knowledge and it has given me the option to go to a highly ranked university to study the subject I want to progress in.”

As more and more European universities choose to offer undergraduate degrees and postgraduate studies in English, there is a greater opportunity for international students to choose Europe as a study destination.

ONCAMPUS partners with the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands to offer students the opportunity to progress to a world top 100 university.

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is situated in the heart of Europe. It is a cosmopolitan capital and one of Europe’s most beautiful and safest cities.

With 760,000 inhabitants it is also a relatively small city, peaceful, well organised and an easy place to find your way around. Amsterdam has always been known for its intellectual freedom, which has greatly stimulated the international exchange of ideas and research. It is an important centre for cultural, social and financial developments.

Amsterdam has a very international outlook, with over 180 nationalities in the city, making it a welcoming and safe place for international students.

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• Ranked among the top 30 universities in Europe and the top 100 worldwide (THE World University Rankings 2014–15).

• Member of Universitas 21, a network of leading research universities.

• 5th best city in the world to live according to the ‘Economist’s Safe Index 2015’.

• Opportunity to stay in the Netherlands after graduating to find employment.

• One of the best-value routes to a degree from a world top 100 university.

• Voted best Dutch university by international students.


Annual (3 terms)

University degree (approx.)

Accommodation (approx. per month)

Undergraduate Foundation

€14,550 €9,000 €400–£550

TERM DATES

ONCAMPUS Amsterdam

Term 1 21 Sep 2015 - 11 Dec 2015

Term 2 11 Jan 2016 - 18 Mar 2016

Term 3 29 Mar 2016 - 03 Jun 2016

Term 4 13 Jun 2016 – 19 Aug 2016


studying in Europe

ONCAMPUS work in partnership with the University of Amsterdam to offer high-quality university preparation programmes for international students on the University campus.

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ONCAMPUS Amsterdam Entry Requirements

Undergraduate Foundation leading to:

English level for students wishing to progress to BSc Economics and Business

English level for students wishing to progress to BSc PPLE

Programme dates

BSc Business & EconomicsBSc PPLE (Politics, Psychology, Law & Economics)

September start: 5.0 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element below 4.5 January start: 5.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element below 5.0

September start: 5.5 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element below 5.5January start: 6.0 IELTS or equivalent, with no single element below 5.5

September - JuneJanuary - August

STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM:

• a degree from one of the best universities in the world

• living in one of the most vibrant, cultured, safe cities in Europe

• excellent value for money compared to the cost of a degree from a similarly ranked university elsewhere in the world

• post-study work opportunities in the Netherlands – students can stay for up to one year after graduation to find employment in the Netherlands.

This programme includes English and three academic subject modules. English will be integrated into the teaching of academic subjects, as well as being taught separately if students need additional support to develop their English language. The academic modules available for each pathway on this programme are shown below:

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Our programmes Undergraduate Foundation

Programme (UFP)

The following information is designed as a guide to the subjects students will study with ONCAMPUS.This information relates to the programmes taught at all of our centres in the UK and Amsterdam.

The Undergraduate Foundation Programme offers progression to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees or the International Year One in Business & Management.

Note: Availability of pathways may vary between centres. Students should check their chosen centre’s prospectus for specific details of which pathways are available.

Degree progression

UNDERGRADUATE FOUNDATION (3 TERMS)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE

Year 1

Business, Economics, Finance & Management

• Economics and Finance This module is focussed on Economic theory across the globe, how accounting works, and mathematical skills needed to understand how businesses work and performance is monitored. The main topics of this module are: economic theory, the business’s costs, revenues and profits, break-even analysis, budgets, cashflow analysis, and accounting and finance.

• Business Behaviours This module is focussed on how organisations are developed, how people interact in business environments, and laws which affect how businesses are run. The main topics of this module are: entrepreneurship, legal structures, organisational structure, recruitment and selection, motivation, and business law.

• Skills for Business Skills for Business, is about developing transferable skills such as data collation and analysis (surveys, basic statistical techniques used in business), using case studies to evidence arguments, seminar speaking skills, developing argument in written forms, collaborating in group work such as debates, using academic papers to write essays, accurate referencing techniques, how to set up a business. The main topics of this module are: market research, CSR and ethics (this material will be used to allow you to practice the transferable skills listed), business planning and presentation skills.

• Advanced Maths for Business and Finance (ONCAMPUS Amsterdam and London only, students will

study this module instead of Business Behaviours). This module is designed to cover many elements of pure

mathematics, including topics such as: calculus, vectors, matrices and complex numbers, proof, differential equations, mechanics and discrete mathematics.

Engineering and Sciences

• Pure Mathematics This module is designed to cover all the basic elements of pure mathematics. The curriculum includes topics such as: calculus, vectors,matrices and complex numbers, proof, differential equations, mechanics and discrete mathematics. Students will also take time to complete independent study both individually as well as group studies. By the end of the module, students will be competent in pure mathematics skills and have been equipped with an array of independent skills that they will find very useful in their future studies.

• Physical Sciences This module provides a good foundation of physical sciences knowledge but also the ability to develop independent learning skills which students will find useful in university studies.

During the course, students will cover a range of topics such as: explorations of the earth and its place in the universe; the physics of motion, energy and light; the atomic basis of matter and the fundamentals of chemistry.

• Skills for Science Progress in the sciences is made through scientific experimentation and interpretation of the results. In order to complete this accurately and safely it is important to understand experimental design and methodology and how to analyse results. This module aims to prepare students for laboratory work, develop data analysis skills and teach how to report and critique findings.

The module will also introduce regulation of scientific and medical research and medical ethics. By the end of the course students will be able to draw conclusions from data, organise facts and figures in a logical way, test hypotheses in logical ways to find answers, and see how a larger situations can be affected by smaller activities.

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Art and Design

• Design Portfolio The aim of this module is to enable students to develop skills and understanding of the design process and skills involved. Students will be introduced to the design development cycle through specific project briefs and apply this through the creation of design projects. They will develop an understanding of the importance of using the appropriate methods to achieve your creative intentions. They will develop the necessary research and analysis, synthesis, and time management skills, as well as teamwork and organisational skills. Students will learn to communicate ideas and intentions professionally, through visual and verbal communication techniques, and encouraged to use independence of mind to develop, refine and communicate intentions, ideas and personal outcomes.

• Art and Design This module aims to enable students to develop understanding of how to communicate different meanings and messages, through the manipulation of formal elements in 2D, 3D or time-based media as a means of creating a range of imagery or artefacts for different purposes. The form that works of art and design take, and the media and techniques used to communicate meaning, will vary according to their specialisms (for example fashion, product design or architecture) This module will enable students to develop skills in the use of 2D and 3D materials and techniques and to apply these in their own independent work.

• Skills for Art and Design This module aims to broaden skills, knowledge and understanding of creative thinking in contemporary and historical art and design, in order to inform practice. Students will explore the work of others in terms of visual and textual language, analysing relevant characteristics, content and meaning in relation to their own creative practice. Students will be encouraged to consider alternative approaches, challenging conventions, asking questions and engaging in debate with peers and tutors. They will develop an understanding of historical and related contexts that will inform and inspire their own creative work and help to develop personal intentions in their chosen specialism.

Humanities, Law and Social Sciences

• Globalisation and Internationalisation This module is organised thematically and chronologically. The module starts with an introductory session on the discipline of international relations and how it was developed, and then it looks in more detail at political events and economic developments such as the rise of globalisation; the emergence and transformation of the nation-state; the main causes of social tensions, specifically, the module considers ethnic and religious conflict in fragmented societies; capitalism and uneven development.

In later sessions, the module looks in more detail at concepts and practices such as the concept of humanitarian intervention and its legality; the rise of a new type of war - virtual terrorism; the rise of China; environmental degradation; the political economy of oil; geopolitical tensions and nuclear proliferation.

• Human Interactions This module seeks to explain human interactions by combining study of a variety of academic disciplines such as, economics, sociology, psychology, media and the environment. This interdisciplinary module aims to introduce different theoretical perspectives and provides materials by which we can better understand the workings of human interactions.

Among the topics to be covered are income inequality, unemployment, economic growth, education and development, economic reforms, trade and FDI, urbanisation, environmental management and sustainability, media influences.

Economic topics will familiarise students with key developments in economic analysis mainly from a macroeconomics perspective and will also investigate the relations of some core economic topics (corruption and institutions) with sociology. The module will stimulate knowledge with some of the most up to date and crucial topics of the economic policy agenda, such as the effects of the recent global economic crisis and the associated reforms in the public sector.

• Skills for Humanities and Social Sciences This module aims to equip students with successful skills and strategies required within the Humanities, Law and Social Sciences programme. Academic study is not only associated with learning concepts and subject knowledge but involves developing many transferable skills ranging from academic and professional writing, critical thinking, referencing, editing proofreading, to making effective presentations and working independently and/or as part of a group, demonstrating initiative, self-organisation and time management.

Life Sciences

• Molecular Biology Molecular biology is the study of the molecular basis of biological activity and overlaps biology and chemistry. This course aims to develop knowledge and understanding of molecular biology through the key biomolecules involved in building and maintaining cells. It explores some applications of biology from the biochemistry that determines an individual, through how this is expressed and looks at the ways in which biochemistry of DNA and protein synthesis is applied in industry and research. It will enable students to recognise the value of molecular biology in personal life and in society at large and promote its responsible use.

• Biology and Biochemistry Living organisms are complex combinations of molecules, cells and organs all working in concert in order to successfully maintain that organism within its environment and to pass on genetic information to the next generation. By studying the different aspects of biology students will understand how each part of the whole works, how they are all interconnected and the impact on the whole when one part malfunctions. This module also studies the biochemistry of energy production and the pathways through which the energy is transferred in the biome and ways in which we seek to control the outcomes.

• Skills for Science Progress in the sciences is made through scientific experimentation and interpretation of the results. In order to complete this accurately and safely it is important to understand experimental design and methodology and how to analyse results. This module aims to prepare students for laboratory work, develop data analysis skills and teach how to report and critique findings.

The module will also introduce students to regulation of scientific and medical research and medical ethics. By the end of the course they should be able to draw conclusions from data, organise facts and figures in a logical way, test hypotheses in logical ways to find answers, and see how larger situations can be affected by smaller activities.

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International Year One (IY1)

Guaranteed progression* to Year 2 of selected Business degrees.

This programme includes nine core modules, taken by all students throughout the course. These modules are: English, and eight academic modules relating to business and management. The academic modules available for this programme are shown below:

BUSINESS DECISION MAKINGThis unit gives students the opportunity to examine a variety of sources and develop techniques in relation to four aspects of information: data gathering, data storage, and the tools available to create and present useful information. ICT is used in business to carry out much of this work, and an appreciation and use of appropriate ICT software is central to completion of this unit.

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTBusinesses operate in an environment shaped by the government, competitors, consumers, suppliers and international factors. Students will understand that some influences on the business environment are direct and clear, for example taxation policies on corporate activities.

BUSINESS SKILLS FOR PROPOSALS AND PITCHESThe aim of this unit is to provide students with an understanding of the concepts and skills involved in the development and implementation of a business idea through the practical application of relevant theories. It is geared towards preparing students for their studies for an undergraduate degree within the Business faculty at a British university.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING (ONCAMPUS London & London South Bank only)This unit considers the current regulations governing financial reporting, the formats of financial statements and the purpose of these statements for different users.Students will consider various categories of business income and expenditure, and use cash flow forecasts, monitoring and adjusting for the effective management of cash flow. They will measure financial performance using a profit and loss account and balance sheet, and analyse the profitability, liquidity and efficiency of a business through the application of ratio analysis.

MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND DECISIONSStudents will learn how financial information is recorded and how to use this information to make decisions, for example in planning and budgeting. Decisions relating to pricing and investment appraisal are also considered within the unit.

Our programmes

Degree progression

INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE (3 TERMS)


UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE

Year 2


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MARKETING INTELLIGENCE(Coventry & Sunderland only)The aim of this module is to enable students to understand the purchase decision-making process and how marketing research techniques are used to contribute to the development of marketing plans. They will learn the different techniques of assessing market size and future demand, along with the factors that impact on future market demand.

MARKETING PRINCIPLESThis is a broad-based module which gives students the opportunity to apply the key principles of marketing. Students consider the use of environmental analysis and carry out their own analyses at both macro and micro levels. They will also investigate the importance of market segmentation and how this leads to the identification and full specification of target groups.

ORGANISATIONS AND BEHAVIOURThis unit focuses on the behaviour of individuals and groups within organisations. It explores the links between the structure and culture of organisations and how these interact and influence the behaviour of the workforce. The way in which an organisation structures and organises its workforce will impact on the culture that develops within the organisation.

STUDY AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR BUSINESSThis unit focuses on the development of academic study and communication skills which will enable students to prepare effectively for university study. The unit will include several key components: academic writing; academic reading; listening and note-taking; language for seminars; presentation skills; academic vocabulary development; grammar for academic and business purposes.

INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS (Economics pathway at London South Bank only)This module provides students an introduction of micro and macroeconomics and the key concepts, theories and methodologies used in both of these areas. Topics include: markets, expenditure and fiscal policy, banking, inflation, exchange rates and globalisation. Students will analyse and evaluate economic policies, apply statistical analysis and interpretation. Students will apply their knowledge to analyse and evaluate business situations. Students will also develop key academic and professional skills, including: teamwork, written communication and presentation skills.

Master’s FoundationProgramme (MFP)

1 term Students will study two compulsory units of research study skills, including a major project, plus English language.

2 terms Students will study two compulsory units of research project, personal and professional development, plus English language. They will also choose an additional academic subject unit, depending on their intended progression degree.

3 terms Students will study two compulsory units of a research project, personal and professional development, plus English language. They will also choose two additional academic subject units, depending on their intended progression degree, and availability.

Note: Availability of modules may vary at our centres. Students should check the centre’s prospectus for specific details of modules available. Students will be guided onto the best combination of academic modules for their intended degree when they start their ONCAMPUS programme.

Degree progression

This programme offers progression to a wide range of Master’s degrees.

MASTER’S FOUNDATION(1-3 TERMS)


MASTER’S DEGREE

Our programmes

This programme is designed to prepare international students for postgraduate study in the UK. The Master’s Foundation will enable students to improve their English while learning the study skills and research methods needed for Master’s degree studies.

Depending on the length of the programme, students may also study academic modules relating to their chosen progression degree.

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Academic subject units are arranged by pathway, and include:

Business• Organisations and Behaviour• Marketing Principles• Financial Accounting and Reporting• Business Strategy

Life Sciences• Analysis of Scientific Data and Information• Pharmacological Principles of Drugs Actions• Medicinal Chemistry

Engineering• Analytical Methods for Engineers• Business Management Techniques for Engineers• Mechanical Principles

Social Sciences• Understanding the Learning Process• Psychology of Human and Criminal Behaviour• The Global Environment• Contextual and Cultural Referencing in Art & Design

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Why choose our ON


1 in 5residents in Boston are students -

over 100 colleges

and universities and 250,000

students

CAMPUS

Boston:Population. 646,000Home to some of the highest ranked global universities and Colleges such as Harvard, MIT and Boston University.Famous for being one of the oldest cities in the US.

Uni campus population: 3,028

Syracuse, NY Region:Population. 147,300New York State is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and it is close to many of the Northeast’s most popular destinations including the Adirondacks, Lake Ontario, and the Baseball Hall of Fame.Famous for receiving (on average) 115.6 inches (294 cm) of snowfall each winter.


The State University of New York (SUNY) is the largest university system in the United States. SUNY’s 64 schools includeeverything from large research universities and academic medical centers to liberal arts colleges and agricultural and technical institutes.

International students studied at U.S. colleges and universities in 2013-2014

868

Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex:Population. 6.5 millionThis region is rapidly growing with the sixth highest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the US, including AT&T, Celanese, Exxon Mobil, GameStop, Kimberly Clark, Southwest Airlines and Texas Instruments.Famous for having the largest urban arts district in the country adding to the leading reputation in Arts and Arts Education at UNT.

74 universities in the Times Higher Education world’s top 200 are American schools

# of States: 50

Number of professional sports teams in state:

5 9 10Massachusetts New York Texas

How long does it take to reach Washington D.C. by plane?

BOSTONSYRACUSEDALLAS 3 HOURS

1.25 HOURS1.75 HOURS

Wheelock is a Tier 1 Regional ~University, Ranked #69 for Regional Universities (North)*, 8 Partner schools *US News & World Report, 2015

Uni campus population: 1,200 Distance to largest city: 0 (Boston)

Undergraduate programs: 20Student to Faculty Ratio – 9:1

UNT named a Best University by Forbes for six consecutive years. Listed by The Princeton Review as a “Best in the West” college and has been named one of America’s 100 Best College Buys for 19 consecutive years.

Uni campus population: 36,000 Distance to largest city: 40 minutes


(Dallas-Fort Worth) Morrisville is just 1 of 64 schools in the SUNY system. Ranked #43 Regional Colleges (North) and #14 TopPublic Schools*, #1 in student satisfaction – Academic Experiences, Student Life, and College Outcome (ACT) *US News & World Report, 2015

Distance to largest city: 50 minutes (Syracuse)


STUDYING IN THE USThe United States, widely recognized as a world leader in education, offers a wide variety of choices, from types of institutions (colleges, universities, speciality schools – over 4,000 in total), to majors and minors, and extracurricular activities that can support networking and build leadership skills.

A degree from a U.S. school is recognized globally as a distinct achievement. Graduates are well-rounded, with the skills and knowledge employers seek.

ONCAMPUS partners with leading Universities and Colleges – University of North Texas, Morrisville State College, and Wheelock College - to offer students progression to a wide range of degrees at these award-winning universities.

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Why choose our ON


1 in 5residents in Boston are students -

over 100 colleges

and universities and 250,000

students

CAMPUS

Boston:Population. 646,000Home to some of the highest ranked global universities and Colleges such as Harvard, MIT and Boston University.Famous for being one of the oldest cities in the US.

Uni campus population: 3,028

Syracuse, NY Region:Population. 147,300New York State is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and it is close to many of the Northeast’s most popular destinations including the Adirondacks, Lake Ontario, and the Baseball Hall of Fame.Famous for receiving (on average) 115.6 inches (294 cm) of snowfall each winter.


The State University of New York (SUNY) is the largest university system in the United States. SUNY’s 64 schools includeeverything from large research universities and academic medical centers to liberal arts colleges and agricultural and technical institutes.

International students studied at U.S. colleges and universities in 2013-2014

868

Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex:Population. 6.5 millionThis region is rapidly growing with the sixth highest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the US, including AT&T, Celanese, Exxon Mobil, GameStop, Kimberly Clark, Southwest Airlines and Texas Instruments.Famous for having the largest urban arts district in the country adding to the leading reputation in Arts and Arts Education at UNT.

74 universities in the Times Higher Education world’s top 200 are American schools

# of States: 50

Number of professional sports teams in state:

5 9 10Massachusetts New York Texas

How long does it take to reach Washington D.C. by plane?

BOSTONSYRACUSEDALLAS 3 HOURS

1.25 HOURS1.75 HOURS

Wheelock is a Tier 1 Regional ~University, Ranked #69 for Regional Universities (North)*, 8 Partner schools *US News & World Report, 2015

Uni campus population: 1,200 Distance to largest city: 0 (Boston)


UNT named a Best University by Forbes for six consecutive years. Listed by The Princeton Review as a “Best in the West” college and has been named one of America’s 100 Best College Buys for 19 consecutive years.

Uni campus population: 36,000 Distance to largest city: 40 minutes


(Dallas-Fort Worth) Morrisville is just 1 of 64 schools in the SUNY system. Ranked #43 Regional Colleges (North) and #14 TopPublic Schools*, #1 in student satisfaction – Academic Experiences, Student Life, and College Outcome (ACT) *US News & World Report, 2015

Distance to largest city: 50 minutes (Syracuse)


Great choice and flexibility

We have two goals for each of the students we serve: to prepare them to succeed no matter what they choose to study, and to help them determine — and transfer — to the school that is right for them.

As your students work on successfully completing their first, also known as freshman, year ONCAMPUS transfer advisers will help them with the next critical step – deciding which College or University is the right one for them. They will help students explore and understand their options, work with them on the application process and show them how to transfer the college credits they have earned.

Transferring between Colleges and Universities is a very common practice in the U.S. Students frequently start at one school and then ‘trade up’ to higher ranked and more prestigious institutions who then award their final degree.

Our students are taking full advantage of this already, with recent students transferring to top 100 US News & World-ranked schools such as Northeastern, SUNY Stony Brook, University of Miami-London and Drexel.

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studying in the US


Annual Tuition (2

semesters)

Housing & Meals

Medical Insurance

Other Mandatory

Fees

ONCAMPUS Boston $30,000 $14,000 $2,500 $1,355

ONCAMPUS SUNY $25,000 $14,910 $1,030 $1,665

ONCAMPUS Texas $25,000 $9,270 $5,550

TERM DATES

ONCAMPUS Boston ONCAMPUS SUNY ONCAMPUS Texas

Fall 2015

August 24 – December 22, 2015



Spring 2016

January 11 – May 13, 2016



Summer 2016

May 23 – August 13, 2016

May 16 – August 12, 2016

May 16 – August 12, 2016

The UTP provides students with the skills needed for success, includingthinking critically, conducting research, and communicating effectively.

The UTP is delivered in three core areas:

1. Academic classes: These are delivered by the Faculty of our host partner College and are designed to meet the general education requirements across a broad subject base. Upon successful completion students receive a transcript from our partner college.

2. Supplemental support: ONCAMPUS students will benefit from the extra support of an English language curriculum specifically designed to complement their academic coursework, giving them the tools they will need to master their studies completely.

3. University Success Seminar: The weekly University Success Seminar is designed to ensure that students unlock their full potential during their first year at ONCAMPUS and that they are given the support needed to make the most of their time.

University Transfer Program (UTP)

ONCAMPUS Texas University Transfer

Program

Year 1 of a Bachelor’s Degree

ONCAMPUS SUNY University Transfer

Program


ONCAMPUS Boston University Transfer

Program


Guaranteed progression* to a University of North Texas degree programme

Years 2-4

Progress to Morrisville or another of our ONCAMPUS partner Schools OR to any other SUNY school with guaranteed credit transfer

Year 2-4

Progress to Wheelock or another of our ONCAMPUS partner schools OR to any other

US Shool with Transfer Advising Support

Year 2-4

* On successful completion of the University Transfer Program

Selling points Live and study in the heart of Boston, America’s #1 college town: your students study and live alongside university students from day 1 and have full access to all facilities and resources.

Unique University Transfer Advising program: supports your students to get into the top ranked US Universities they aspire to.

Guaranteed transfer credits: upon successful completion and admission to any of the State University of New York’s 64 schools with choices of over 5,000 degrees and certification programs.

Live and study in the heart of New York State: a beautiful, traditional campus in New York State with welcoming faculty & staff providing unparalleled support and guidance.

Guaranteed progression: successful ONCAMPUS Texasstudents are guaranteed a place on one of UNT’s degreeprograms.

Live and study in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex: thecosmopolitan Dallas-Fort Worth area offers a wealth of world-class cultural, social, recreational and leisure opportunities.

High quality teaching and programs

Partner Wheelock College Morrisville State College University of North Texas (UNT)

Academic teachers Wheelock College Faculty Morrisville Faculty UNT Faculty

Hours per week Up to 29 Up to 29 Up to 29

Number of credits 28-32 33-34 30

Credit recognition New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) SUNY system UNT

Transfer options Guaranteed transfer credits to Wheelock College or transfer to one of our ONCAMPUS Boston partner institutions or use our transfer guidance to apply to any US School

Guaranteed transfer credits to Morrisville State College or transfer to one of our ONCAMPUS SUNY partner institutions or one of 63 other State University of New York (SUNY) Schools

Guaranteed progression to one of UNT’s degree programs for successful students

Key majors Business • Communication • Education • Engineering • LawSciences • Social Sciences

Arts & Humanities • Business • CommunicationComputing • Education • Health-related professions Sciences

Art & Design • Business • Computing • Education Engineering • Health-related professions • Music, Theatre, & Dance

Choice and flexibility

Location City location close to downtown Boston, the USA’seducation capital

Small town in the heart of New York State College town of Denton, Texas near the DallasFort Worth metroplex

Type of institution Small private four-year college with 1,000 students Small state university campus with 3,000 students Large state university with over 36,000 students

Entry requirements

Academic Equivalent completion of 12 years of high school inthe United State with good grades

Equivalent completion of 12 years of high schoolin the United State with good grades

Equivalent completion of 12 years of high schoolin the United State with good grades

English level A minimum level of English equivalent to 60 TOEFLiBT or IELTS 5.0

A minimum level of English equivalent to 55TOEFL iBT or IELTS 5.0

A minimum level of English equivalent to 55TOEFL iBT or IELTS 5.0

Age 17 17* 17

UTP Extra 2 Semester program for entry with lower English levels (4.5 IELTS). Students study additional skills modules in semester 1 and study for 24 Freshman Academic Credits

Academic English From 4.0 IELTS at Boston Academy of English From 4.0 IELTS at Boston Academy of English

Program details

Program length 2 semesters 2 semesters 2 semesters

Program start August or January August or January August or January

*16 year olds may be considered on a case-by-case basis

NEXT STEPS

STEP ONE Submit application by one of the following methods:

Online: www.oncampus.globalEmail: [email protected]: +44 (0) 1223 346181

Post: Admissions Office, ONCAMPUS, Kett House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom

Please remember to include all relevant documentation:

• Academic transcripts (with translations if not originally in English)

• Evidence of English level

• Passport

Other documentation may be required depending on the course, Admissions will advise.

STEP TWO Our Central Admissions team will review your student’s application.

• We will send an offer letter which will list any outstanding conditions. We will remove any conditions that have already been met. If we think the course is not right for your student, we will suggest an alternative.

• If we have any queries about the application, our Central Admissions team will contact you for further information.

STEP THREE To accept the place on the course all the remaining conditions need to be met, including payment of the deposit/registration fee or proof of government sponsorship. Only once all conditions have been met can the place be confirmed, although once the deposit is paid we will hold a place for them.

• Please note that if your student requires a visa to study with us, you may need to provide additional evidence to comply with the visa regulations in the country of study. These are the requirements of the government and not of ONCAMPUS. Your assistance in meeting these requirements is much appreciated.

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STEP FOUR Once your student has paid their deposit and met all the conditions of offer, we will confirm their place and send a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance to Study) or a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) if they do not need a CAS. If they need a visa, they will need to use your CAS/CoE to support the visa application. Please note a CAS can only be used three months before the start of the course.

• We will send your student pre-arrival information.

Note: Students applying for the University Transfer program in the USA will receive an I-20 in order to apply for a F-1 student visa.

• The accommodation application form will be included in the pre-arrival information we will send them. This should be completed by selecting the preferred option, and returned to the ONCAMPUS centre of study.

STEP FIVE Your student will then need to apply for a visa if they require one to study. It is their responsibility to obtain a visa before they travel to join the course. If they do not have a valid visa, they will not be able to join the course so please make sure they apply as soon as possible.

STEP SIXYour student will need to pay at least the first term’s tuition fees before they begin the programme of study at ONCAMPUS.

• They should arrive on the weekend before the arrival date; please check the CAS statement or CoE for further details.

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Overseas offices:

Brazil+55 15 9854 [email protected]

China+86 10 5869 [email protected]

Hong Kong+852 2882 [email protected]

India+91 [email protected]

[email protected]

Japan+81 50 5809 [email protected]

Korea+82 2 2052 [email protected]

Malaysia+60 195 [email protected]

Mexico+52 1 81-1778 [email protected]

Nigeria+234 81 8527 [email protected]

Pakistan+92 345 1444 [email protected]

Russia+7 495 223 [email protected]

Singapore+60 195 [email protected]

Taiwan+886 978 711 [email protected]

[email protected]

UK+44 1223 [email protected]

USA+1617 678 [email protected]

Vietnam+84 91 4849 [email protected]

Get in touch,we’d love to hear from you.

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Information in this brochure is correct at time of print on 1 May 2015. ONCAMPUS and the University Partners reserve the right to alter, reschedule or close courses which do not remain viable; students will be informed.

Cambridge Education GroupKett House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom

Telephone: Email: Web: +44 (0)1223 345698 [email protected] www.oncampus.global

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