Lancaster University
Why Lancaster?
From exemplary learning to a campus experience packed with cultural and social opportunities, here are just 10 good reasons why Lancaster is one of the very best places to live, learn and get your future off to a flying start.
90% of final year students were satisfied with their course, according to the National Student Survey 2013. This is higher than the national average of 85%.
High levels of graduate employment Almost three quarters of students at Lancaster get graduate level jobs (Higher Education Statistics Agency).
Global 1% In international league tables, Lancaster consistently ranks in the top 1% of universities.
92% of our research is rated to be of ‘international standard’. You can be confident that you’ll be joining a world-class research institute.
Award-winning accommodation Our accommodation retained the ‘Best University Halls’ title in the National Student Housing Survey 2013 (for the fourth consecutive year).
Vibrant city Lancaster has been ranked as one of the top most vibrant cities in the UK according to the Experian Vibrancy Report.
8 Colleges We’re one of a handful of collegiate universities in the UK. Your college will help you settle quickly into your studies and social life on campus.
12,000+ We have over 12,000 students including 3,000 international students from over 100 countries, offering you a global perspective to your life and learning.
Study abroad Study, work and volunteer opportunities exist in over 50 universities worldwide.
Why study at an International Study Centre The International Study Centre offers international students, on-campus degree preparation for undergraduate and, postgraduate courses and is part of the university. The preparatory courses will provide, you with the necessary academic skills and English language, tutoring to undertake a degree at the University of Sussex. Qualifications around the world do not always match with UK qualifications and quite often to gain entry into a top rated university, students need to follow a pathway. There are several stages to a pathway. An Undergraduate Pathway is a single course which is comprised of a series of stages (Stages 1-4) of study which on successful completion results in the award of a Bachelor's Degree. A Postgraduate Pathway is a single course which is comprised of a series of stages of study (Stages 1 - 2) which on successful completion results in the award of a Master's Degree. Foundation or Stage1 - A pre degree programme for students who do not meet university entry requirements. Successful completion leads to progression to year 1 of a UK bachelor degree. The course includes both academic subjects as well as English Language. Diploma Year 1 (International Year One) - Stage 2 - Designed for students who fail to meet the entry requirements for drirect entry, but who are still capable of studying at that level. Successful completion leads to the 2nd year of a UK bachelor degree programme. The course includes both academic subjects as well as English Language. Stages 3 and 4 comprise of the 2nd and 3rd year of an honours degree. Pre Masters - is a 6 month or 9 month programme for students who have a 1st degree, but whose degrees are not equivalent to a UK degree. Generally 1 or terms additional learning is required in order to follow onto a master degree. The offer is made with a conditional of progression upon successful completion. Successful completion leads to the master degree which in the UK is normally 9 months. English Language - A pressional English Language programme is available for those who fail to meet the mnimum English Language requirements. Please note visa regulations may differ in the cae of English Language entry. International Foundation Year Business and Management Engineering and Computing Law and Social Studies Life Sciences Mathematics and Statistics Progression Degrees International Foundation Year Business and Management http://www.lancasterisc.com/degree-progression#business Engineering and Computing http://www.lancasterisc.com/degree-progression#engineering Law and Social Studies http://www.lancasterisc.com/degree-progression#law Life Sciences http://www.lancasterisc.com/degree-progression#life Mathematics and Statistics http://www.lancasterisc.com/degree-progression#maths International Foundation Year Academic Bangladesh: Successful completion of High School Certificate at an average grade of 60% English Language English:IELTS: 5.0 Overall (min 5.0 in writing) Pearson Test of English: 46 (min 46 in all bands) If you have an IELTS level of 4.5 (all bands min 4.0) or equivalent you will need at least one term of English Language Preparation. If you have an IELTS level of 4.0 (all bands 4.0) or equivalent you will need two terms of English Language Preparation. January Start Fees for each academic year are listed below. All prices are in pounds sterling (GBP). Please note that from 1st January 2013, students applying for courses will be required to pay a confirmation payment. This is comprised of: About the International Study Centre and Pathway to Education
Pathway Programmes
Entry Requirements
Dates and Prices
Fees and payment
Fees
Academic
Year 2014/15 Academic
Year 2015/16
Tuition fees
International Foundation Year (complete programme)
Business & Management route
£16,005
£16,980
Engineering & Computing route
£14,550
£15,435
Law & Social Studies route
£13,665
£14,500
Maths & Statistics
£13,665
£14,500
Life Sciences route
£14,550
£15,435
English Language Preparation
per term
£4,510
£4,767
Student
accommodation Standard room
per week
£86-113
En suite room
per week
£111-123
Supplements
StudyCare insurance
12 months cover
£416
Price validity
Confirmation payment