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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS 2019-20

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CONTENTS4 WHY CHOOSE UEA? 6 YOUR GUIDE TO CAMPUS LIFE 8 NORWICH: A FUSION OF CITY LIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE

9 YOUR HOME FROM HOME 10 CHOOSING YOUR COURSE 11 NEWTON A LEVEL PROGRAMME 12 INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

14 INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE 15 INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE DIPLOMA 16 ENGLISH COURSES

17 SUCCESSFUL INTO ALUMNI 18 UEA PROGRESSION DEGREES 20 DATES AND PRICES

ACHIEVE YOUR ACADEMIC AMBITIONS

INTO UEA is an excellent choice. You will study a specialist programme designed exclusively for international students and specifically tailored to the requirements of the University. We’ll help you to advance academically in the British education system, gain key subject knowledge and study skills, and improve your English language skills.

INTO UEA was found to ‘exceed expectations for the quality of education’ in our latest Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) inspection in 2017. This is the highest grade possible, so you know that with us you will receive an excellent quality of education in a safe environment.

You’ll learn in our modern INTO Centre on the beautiful University campus, before confidently progressing to your degree at UEA. The University develops many of its degrees with top employers, so you can be sure that throughout your studies you will develop the skills that matter in the workplace.

Choosing to study abroad is a big decision, but with INTO UEA you can relax knowing that you will have a fantastic experience and graduate with a qualification that transforms your future.

Choose #INTOUEA and open up a lifetime of opportunities.

Welcome to INTO University of East Anglia (UEA) – your stepping stone to an internationally-recognised degree from UEA. Our aim is to give international students like you the opportunity to achieve your academic ambitions and study at this top 15 UK university.

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IN THE UKThe Complete

University Guide 2019

UNIVERSITIESTimes Higher Education World

University Rankings 2011–18

IN THE UK FOR QUALITY OF RESEARCH OUTPUT

Research Excellence Framework 2014

10200

FOR TEACHING QUALITYTeaching Excellence Framework 2017–20

AWARDED

IN THE UK FOR PHARMACOLOGY AND PHARMACY

The Complete University Guide 2019

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IN THE UK FOR ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

Guardian University Guide 2019

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IN THE UK FOR ECONOMICS


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IN THE UK FOR BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT

AND MARKETING Guardian University Guide 2019

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NOBEL PRIZE WINNING ALUMNI

Sir Paul Nurse (2001) Kazuo Ishiguro (2017)

2TH

IN THE UK FOR VALUE ADDED TO STUDY


1ST

WORLD TOP

“INTO UEA was the very first INTO Centre and has welcomed students for over 10 years. Excellent facilities, combined with our location in the heart of a beautiful campus, provide the perfect environment for student success and happiness.”DEBBIE PRICE CENTRE DIRECTOR

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TOP UK UNIVERSITYUEA is a pioneering British university, leading the way in fields as diverse as climate change, international development, food science and much more. Ranked in the top 200 universities in the world (Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011–2018), UEA is globally recognised as a high performing, research intensive university that excels in its teaching.

BRILLIANT THINKINGUEA is known for world-class and innovative research. It’s ranked 10th in the UK for quality of research (Research Excellence Framework 2014) and is part of Norwich Research Park – the most cited research centre outside of Cambridge, Oxford and London. Norwich Research Park has won two Nobel Prizes for its research and UEA recently won a third Nobel Prize for literature. Your studies will be informed by the latest thinking and developments, so you will graduate with an in-depth knowledge of aspects of your subject that are still emerging today.

EXPERT TEACHINGThrough a mix of lectures, seminars and practical experience, you will develop the analytical, presentation, teamwork and communication skills essential for success. You will combine critical thinking with creative practice, and your lecturers will excite and encourage you to apply what you learn in the classroom to the world around you.

UEA is recognised as the best university for value added to study, which means that the University makes the biggest difference of any UK institution between students’ entry grades and exit grade (Guardian University Guide 2019).

UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCEYour time at UEA will be life-changing. The combination of inspiring teaching, an exciting research environment, and a focus on each student as an individual makes for a great experience. That is one of the reasons why UEA has been ranked among the top universities in the UK for student experience.

CAREER ASPIRINGUEA degrees are designed and developed with employers, helping to ensure that you graduate with the vital skills that businesses are looking for. Through work experience opportunities, networking events and links with industry, you will have the chance to try out different careers and work environments as you build your professional network. They will even help you set up your own business. With UEA, it isn’t just about getting a degree – it’s about finding a career you will love.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: www.intostudy.com/uea/university

WHY CHOOSE UEA?

UEA has a global reputation for excellent teaching and top-quality research. There’s a vibrant atmosphere on campus which creates a fantastic study and social environment. At UEA, you are an important part of the community – you’ll join more than 3,500 international students from over 100 countries.

“Throughout our history, international students have played a significant role at UEA. They come to benefit from our excellent student experience and to share in a vibrant academic, social and cultural experience.”PROFESSOR DAVID RICHARDSON VICE-CHANCELLOR, UEA

99%student satisfaction for university campus environment (INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018)

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Why choose UEA? Why choose UEA?

http://www.intostudy.com/uea/university

YOUR INTO CENTREThe INTO Centre is located on campus close to everything you need, from the library to the Students’ Union, so you will be part of the University community from day one. Designed with you in mind, the Centre has all the facilities you need for a great study and social experience – including your accommodation (see page 9).

The Learning Resource Centre (LRC) has a range of books and study materials, and the IT and science labs provide opportunities for hands- on learning. You will also find plenty of areas to study and socialise, including the INTO Cafe and an outdoor courtyard.

SUPPORTING YOUFrom the moment you arrive, our Student Services team will help you settle into life in Norwich. Whether you’re opening a bank account, planning a trip, or you have a question about your studies, they are here to help.

We run visa and immigration workshops throughout the year and also offer one-to-one support. The INTO reception is open 24/7 and trained staff are there to assist students with any issues, however big or small, at any time of the day. There is even a 24-hour telephone helpline if you need to speak to someone outside of office hours, and we offer extra support for students under the age of 18.

We will always do our best to support you in any way you need. Our students agree with this so much that this year, INTO UEA received 94% student satisfaction for support (INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018).

CAMPUS FACILITIESYou will find all the social and study facilities you need on campus, all just a short walk away.

— Study at any time in the 24/7 library. Book an individual room for independent study, or a group study room to work with classmates.

— The Sportspark, one of the UK’s best sports facilities, has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, five sports halls and floodlit football pitches.

— The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a major centre for the study and exhibition of art. The centre showcases a range of exhibitions, gallery talks, lectures and art workshops.

— The Street is where you will find all the other facilities you need on campus, such as a bank, cafes, restaurants, shops and a post office.

TOP SPECIALIST FACILITIESUEA has some amazing subject-specific facilities available which, depending on your degree, you may access. This includes:

— industry-standard film and TV studio — EEG, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, motion tracking and eye tracking labs

— computer graphics labs — Apple Mac labs with iMacs and iPads — mock pharmacy dispensary and science labs — virtual reality theatre — anatomy suite and treatment labs — Norwich Electronic Assistive Technology (NEAT) centre – a unique interactive showcase for the latest in Assistive Technology

GET INVOLVEDThere’s more to campus life than just studying. You will take part in an orientation programme in your first week which will give you the chance to meet other students. Parties, day trips and excursions organised by the Student Services team will keep you busy the rest of the year.

At the heart of the campus, Union House is always buzzing with activity. Here, you will find a range of facilities run by the Students’ Union, including a cafe, a shop and The LCR – a live music venue that hosts over 60 gigs a year.

The Students’ Union also offers more than 200 clubs and societies, including debating, drama, anime, music, entrepreneurship, football, law and photography. Whether you already have a passion or want to pursue something new, there are many opportunities to learn skills and make friends.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE STUDENT FACILITIES ON CAMPUS:www.myin.to/StudentFacilitiesUEA

YOUR GUIDE TO CAMPUS LIFE

With distinctive and award-winning architecture, UEA’s campus is a vibrant and inspiring place to live and study. Surrounded by beautiful nature and green parkland, you will find everything you need for an amazing experience right here.

SAINSBURY CENTRE FOR VISUAL ARTS

SPORTSPARK

Norwich City Centre 3 miles/4.83 km

LIBRARYLECTURE THEATRE BLOCK

DRAMA STUDIO

MEDICAL CENTRE

STUDENT UNION

SHOPS AND EATERIES

THE ENTERPRISE CENTRE

EARLHAM HALL

JOHN INNES CENTRE

TEACHING WALL

Norwich International Airport 4.7 miles/7.5 km

Bob Champion Research and Education BuildingEdith Cavell BuildingNorfolk and Norwich University HospitalEarlham Institute

THE QUADRAM INSTITUTE

CAMPUS MAP

“I often go for a walk around the beautiful campus with my friends in my free time. We spend time near the lake and have taken many pictures of the amazing sunsets.”CHANJING, CHINA GRADUATED WITH MSC INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FROM UEA

TOP 15in the UK for clubs and societies (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2018)

DISTANCE FROM THE INTO CENTRE TO...

Campus: 1 minute walk on campus to cafes, medical centre and launderette; 5 minute walk on campus to bank, post office, campus supermarket and Sportspark

INTO accommodation: 0 minute walk – inside the INTO Centre

The city centre: 30 minute bus ride to the city centre, train station and Norwich cathedral

Norwich International Airport: 15 minute taxi journey

INTO CENTRE AND ACCOMMODATION

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Campus life

http://www.myin.to/StudentFacilitiesUEA

Lively, vibrant and affordable, Norwich is an exciting city with a rich history. Located between picturesque coastal landscape and the open countryside of the Norfolk Broads, Norwich is one of the UK’s safest cities.

6thsafest UK university (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2018)

NORWICH: A FUSION OF CITY LIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE

SHOPPERS’ PARADISEWith a central shopping area and two shopping malls, you’ll find all the best high street brands. For something a bit different, explore the Norwich Lanes – home to creative independent retailers – or Norwich Market, the UK’s largest open-air market where you can buy everything from vintage clothes to Asian speciality foods.

BUZZING CITY The Forum is the city’s unique community building that’s open all year round. Here, you can enjoy free learning and cultural activities, exhibitions and festivals – there’s always something going on!

Plus, at Riverside Entertainment, you will find lots of choices all in one place. Get active at the trampoline park, compete at the bowling alley, or watch the latest film at the cinema followed by dinner and drinks at one of the many restaurants and bars.

VARIED NIGHTLIFE Norwich is a fantastic place for a night out, with stylish cafe bars, pubs, cinemas, theatres, restaurants, nightclubs and concerts. The theatres here, including the Theatre Royal and Norwich Playhouse, have a diverse programme of events all year round and The Waterfront, run by the Students’ Union, is UEA students’ favourite city centre venue for live music.

AN ACTIVE CITYMake the most of living by the water and get involved in the Norwich Rowing Club, or try sailing, windsurfing and kayaking at Whitlingham Country Park. If you want to stay on dry land, you could even try skiing or snowboarding on the dry ski slope at Norfolk Snowsports Club.

EXPLORE THE UK AND BEYONDNorwich has its own international airport, with regular flights to Amsterdam, Manchester and Edinburgh. You can also take the train to a wide variety of exciting places across the UK.

DAY TRIPPING FROM NORWICHCromer A traditional seaside fishing town, famed for its tasty Cromer crab. 1 hour by train

Cambridge A historical city known for its green spaces, punting and magnificent architecture. 1 hour 20 minutes by train

London One of the world’s best cities, famous for its history and culture. Under 2 hours by train

EXPLORE NORWICH:www.myin.to/NorwichForStudents

YOUR HOME FROM HOMEOur modern on-campus accommodation means that you will quickly become part of UEA’s friendly and welcoming student community. With homestay accommodation available as an alternative option, it’s easy for you to find the perfect place to stay.

INTO STUDENT RESIDENCESIf you would like to live on campus, the INTO student residence is in the same building as the INTO Centre – you are perfectly located for getting to your lessons quickly and easily! You will have a private study bedroom and share a kitchen and living spaces with other INTO students. You can even choose to book your accommodation with a meal plan option and have two meals cooked for you in the popular on-site restaurant each day.

HOMESTAYThis is a unique opportunity to experience British life and culture first-hand. You will have a private room in a carefully selected host’s home, sharing mealtimes and living spaces.

SUPPORTING YOU In the residence, you will find on-site staff available 24/7 to offer support and ensure your experience is a positive and happy one. If you are under the age of 18 you will live on a corridor with additional entry access security and receive extra support from welfare officers.

TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE CAMPUS, CITY AND OUR ACCOMMODATION:www.myin.to/UEAVirtualTour

98% student satisfaction for feeling safe and secure (INTO Annual Student Experience Survey 2018)

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Discover Norwich Your home from home

http://www.myin.to/NorwichForStudents

Choosing your coursePrepare for your degree with a tailored academic pathway or unique Newton A level Programme. Benefit from university-style teaching on subject-based modules and high academic standards by choosing one of our programmes, designed in partnership with the University of East Anglia.

Newton A level Programme

83%A*– A grades in 2017

9 studentsaverage class size in 2017–18

Prepare for an undergraduate degree at a top UK university

Visit for full course details:

www.intostudy.com/newton/courses

100%of students recommended for medical school in 2017 successfully gained a place

Class informationClass sizeMaximum of 14 students per class

Class hours20 hours per week minimum when four A levels are studied*

Age requirement16 years and above**

Academic entry requirementsYou must have completed your education to Year 11 level, achieving the equivalent to a minimum of six GCSE passes at grade 6/B or above

English language entry requirements5 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing and no less than 5.0 in all other subskills) or equivalent

6 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in all subskills) or equivalent

Students intending to progress to Medicine, Dentistry or Veterinary Science: 5 and 6 term: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent

If you do not meet the minimum English language requirements, you should apply for our Academic English course. See page 16 for more information.

* Please note: this includes an allowance for class changeover.

** All students must be 16 years old by the published start date of the programme.

Opportunities for medical work placements at the University hospital. Weekly Medical Ethics classes to prepare you for medical applications.

Participate in weekly maths enhancement classes to develop skills. Work towards a CREST Award, developing excellent communication,

project management and teamwork skills.

Science and Medicine

Engineering and Mathematics

Economics, Business and Actuarial Science

Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Medicine, Dentistry, Psychology and Law

Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Computing Science, Engineering and Physics

Progress to undergraduate degrees such as Accounting, Business and Economics

Compulsory A level subjects:Biology

Chemistry

Mathematics

Optional A level subjects:Physics

Psychology

Compulsory A level subjects:Mathematics

Further Mathematics

Physics

Optional A level subjects:Chemistry

Economics

Compulsory A level subjects:Economics

Mathematics

Optional A level subjects:Further Mathematics

Physics

A unique opportunity to study A levels related to science, mathematics and economics on a top university campus, receiving expert tuition and focussed attention.

You could achieve exceptional A level results and gain a place at a top university, such as Cambridge, Imperial, LSE, UCL, UEA and medical schools in the UK and Ireland.

Receive tailored support and advice on applying to the most competitive degree programmes in the world.

FIND YOUR ENTRY LEVEL

Experience university-style teaching in workshops and masterclasses. Take part in nationally recognised subject Olympiads and competitions,

and work towards a CREST award.

Study towards well-respected CAIE A levels.

Postgraduate degree

Enter atYear 1

International Graduate Diploma

International Year One

• Business • Economics• Social Sciences

Award and validating body: Graduate Diploma in Higher Education (FHEQ Level 6) from the University of East Anglia.

• Business Management and Economics

• International Development with Media

• Psychology

Award and validating body: Certificate of Higher Education (RQF Level 4) from the University of East Anglia.

3 or 4 terms

Jul, Sep and Jan

From IELTS 5.0

From £18,195*

3 or 4 terms

Jul, Sep and Jan

From IELTS 5.0

From £18,195*

Completion of A levels, first year of university or equivalent

Minimum study time:2 years


Newton A levels International Foundation

• Economics, Business and Actuarial Science

• Engineering and Mathematics

• Science and Medicine

Award and validating body: Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) A levels

• Business, Economics, Society and Culture

• Humanities and Law• Mathematics and

Actuarial Sciences• Pharmacy, Health

and Life Sciences• Physical Sciences

and Engineering

Award and validating body: International Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3) from the University of East Anglia.

Completion of GCSEs or equivalent

5 or 6 terms

Sep and Jan

From IELTS 5.0

From £41,080*

3 or 4 terms

Jul, Sep and Jan

From IELTS 5.0

From £18,195*

Completion of 12 years of schooling or equivalent


Year 3+

Year 2

Undergraduate degree

Enter at

Year 1

Year 3+


Enter at

Year 2

BEGIN YOUR CAREER


Year 3+

Year 2


Enter at

Year 1

Completion of undergraduate degree, diploma or equivalent

Your choice of university

Please note that course length and start month options may vary depending on the pathway chosen. Please visit www.intostudy.com/uea/courses

* Prices shown are for the current academic year 01 September 2018–31 August 2019 and are for indicative purposes only. The fee for the Newton programme represents the cost charged for the 5-term programme. All prices are subject to an increase of up to 4%.

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Progress to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree at UEA

Demonstrate your entrepreneurial talent by making real profits with real money, using a business idea.

Research and take part in lively debates about topics of national interest, such as election results and immigration.

Work with case studies to enhance your theoretical learning; benefit from practical learning like experiencing a British courtroom in session.

Develop a global outlook by analysing current international relations and development in countries such as India and China.

International Foundation

Business, Economics, Society and Culture – FBS

4thin the UK for Physiotherapy(The Complete University Guide 2019)

Progress to 50+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FBS

Progress to 40+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FHUM 4thin the UK for Environmental Sciences(QS World University Rankings 2018)

Prepare to progress to a degree at the University of East Anglia:


Humanities and Law – FHUM

What will I study?You will need to earn 120 credits from the following modules

to successfully complete your pathway programme:

Academic English and Study Skills (40 credits)

Economics (10 credits)

Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

Introduction to Business (10 credits)

Professional and Communication Skills (20 credits)

Society and Culture (20 credits)




Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

International and Development Studies (20 credits)

Law (20 credits)

Society and Culture (20 credits)

Class informationClass hours20 hours per week on average*


English language entry requirements3 term: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 4.5 in all subskills) or equivalent


Students intending to progress to Physiotherapy , Occupational Therapy or Nursing: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 6.0 in all subskills) or equivalent

Speech and Language Therapy: IELTS 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.5 in all subskills) or equivalent

Pharmacy: IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills) or equivalent


9thin the UK for Communication and Media Studies(The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018)

13thin the UK for Accounting and Finance(Guardian University Guide 2019)






If the university degree programme you wish to progress to has an English language requirement of IELTS 7.0, we recommend you begin your International Foundation with a minimum of IELTS 6.0






Watch our video about the International Foundation:

www.myin.to/InternationalFoundation

Progress to 35+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FPB

Develop problem-solving skills and use maths to solve real problems. Collect your own data and put your data analysis skills into practice

through practical classes, trips and an independent research project.

Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences – FMAT

Progress to 40+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FMAT




Economics (10 credits)

Introduction to Accounting (15 credits)

Mathematics (30 credits)

Physics (20 credits)

Problem Solving for Mathematical

Sciences (15 credits)

Develop your practical skills in lab classes; gain hands-on experience. Learn from a range of guest speakers, including university

academics, health practitioners and patients.

Pharmacy, Health and Life Sciences – FPB

What will I study?You will need to earn 120 credits from the following module

options to successfully complete your pathway programme:


Biology and Human Physiology (30 credits)

Foundation Chemistry (15 credits)

Further Chemistry (10 credits)

Numerical and Analytical Skills (20 credits)

Preparation for Health and Life Sciences (15

credits) or Introduction to Pharmacy Skills

(Pharmacy applicants only) (15 credits)

Gain hands-on experience through lab practicals, trips and fieldwork. Learn project planning and team management skills to help you lead

in group projects, such as building and programming LEGO robots.

Physical Sciences and Engineering – FPS

Progress to 50+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/FPS

What will I study?You will need to earn 120 credits from the following module

options to successfully complete your pathway programme:

Core modules:


Foundation Chemistry (15 credits)

Mathematics (30 credits)

Physics (20 credits)

Specialist modules:

Applied Physics (10 credits) or

Further Chemistry (10 credits)

Introduction to Pharmacy Skills

(Pharmacy applicants only) (15 credits) or

Problem Solving for Mathematical Sciences

(15 credits)

“Studying at UEA is probably the best decision I’ve ever made. I learnt so many things, not just from the modules I studied, but from the enthusiasm and spirit of lecturers, staff and every single friend I made.”Hoai Anh, Vietnam Completed an International Foundation in Business, Economics, Society and Culture and progressed to BA (Hons) Intercultural Communications with Business Management and MSc Brand Leadership at UEA. Now working as a Strategist for a PR agency in Vietnam

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http://www.myin.to/InternationalFoundation


6thin the UK for Development Studies(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018)

BPSaccreditation for Psychology(British Psychological Society)



10thin the UK for Economics(Guardian University Guide 2019)

15thin the UK for Business, Management and Marketing(Guardian University Guide 2019)


Progress to a postgraduate degree at UEA

Explore theories and their applications using real business scenarios. Develop your knowledge of accounting, macroeconomics and more.

Study alongside first year UEA students for some of your modules. Explore the practical application of media theories and concepts.

Business Management and Economics – DBM

International Development with Media – IDM

Progress to 9+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/DBM

Progress to 6+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/IDM



English Language and Study Skills

Introduction to Business and

Marketing (20 credits)

Introduction to Financial and Management

Accounting (20 credits)

Introductory Macroeconomics (20 credits)

Introductory Microeconomics (20 credits)

Organisational Behaviour (20 credits)

Quantitative Methods (20 credits)



Core modules:


Humanitarian Communication (20 credits)

Introduction to Development Studies (20 credits)

Introduction to Economics for International

Students (20 credits)

Politics and International Development for

International Students (20 credits)

Social Anthropology and International

Development for International Students

(20 credits)

Specialist modules:

Introduction to Media Studies (20 credits) or

Introduction to Natural Resources for




English language entry requirements3 term Psychology and International Development students (Sept start only): IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in all subskills) or equivalent

3 term Business Management and Economics students: IELTS 5.5 (with a minimum of 5.5 in writing) or equivalent

4 term: IELTS 5.0 (with a minimum of 5.0 in reading and writing) or equivalent



** All students commencing courses on a September start date must be 17 years old by 31 December of that calendar year


Age requirement18 years and above





Study alongside first year UEA students for some of your modules. Option to participate in research conducted by current students.

Psychology – DIPPSY

Progress to 4 degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/DIPPSY




Psychology of the Individual for


Research, Design and Analysis (40 credits)

Self and Society for International Students

(40 credits)

Watch our video about the International Year One:

www.myin.to/InternationalYearOne

Improve your management skills by leading workshops. Learn from academics and practitioners with experience

of working within the global business environment.

Improve your presentation skills by leading workshops. Prepare for your postgraduate studies with an

introduction to the application of research skills.

International Graduate Diploma

Business – GDB

Economics – GDE

Progress to 10+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/GDB

Progress to 5+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/GDE



Applied Research Skills and

Research Project in Business (30 credits)

Core Business (20 credits)

Core Economics (20 credits)

English Language and Communication Skills

(30 credits)

Statistics for Quantitative Research (20 credits)



Applied Research Skills and Research

Project in Economics (30 credits)

Core Business (20 credits)

Core Economics (20 credits)

English Language and

Communication Skills (30 credits)

Statistics for Quantitative

Research (20 credits)

Watch our video about the International Graduate Diploma

www.myin.to/Mastersdegree

Prepare for postgraduate study with an introduction to research skills. Debate and analyse current issues in workshops led by academics

with experience working in international organisations.

Social Sciences – GDSS

Progress to 20+ degrees. Find out more online at www.intostudy.com/uea/GDSS



Applied Research Skills and

Research Project (30 credits)

Contemporary World Issues (20 credits)

English Language and

Communication Skills (30 credits)

International Political Economy (20 credits)

Social and Cultural Studies (20 credits)

=3rdin the UK for Education(Guardian University Guide 2019)


http://www.myin.to/InternationalYearOne

http://www.myin.to/InternationalFoundation

Intensive course offering rapid progress of up to the equivalent of one IELTS band per term.

Blend of traditional face-to-face contact and online learning.

A course designed to improve your English language skills to the level required by your chosen degree.

Intensive language and study skills taught by experienced teachers will prepare you for living and studying at the University of East Anglia.

Learn how to give presentations on different areas of academic interest and enhance your vocabulary related to your degree.

English courses

Academic English

Pre-sessional English

Class informationClass hours30 learning hours per week, with 25 hours of face-to-face contact


English language entry requirementsFrom IELTS 3.0

Class informationClass hours20 hours per week on average


English language entry requirements4 weeks: you must have achieved the required IELTS level (overall and in any specified skills) required by your University school of study

6 weeks: you must have achieved the overall IELTS grade required by your University school of study but have 0.5 lower than the requirement in one specified skill

8 weeks: you must be a maximum of 0.5 IELTS point band lower than the level required by your University school of study, both overall and in any specified skill

12 weeks: you must be a maximum of 1.0 IELTS band lower than the level required by your University school of study, both overall and in any specified skill

16 weeks: you must be a maximum of 1.0 IELTS band lower than the level required by your University school of study, overall, with up to 1.5 IELTS band lower in one specified skill and 1.0 IELTS band in the others

Improve your English language skills to prepare for further academic study

Improve your English language level skills to the level required by your chosen degree

Course features

• Improve your reading, writing, speaking and

listening skills, and learn to communicate

effectively in English.

• Grow your vocabulary through discussions

on current affairs and study real-world

subjects to make your learning come alive.

• Develop the fluency and confidence you

need to progress to further study.

• Gain the skills and knowledge needed

for examination success.

• A blended learning approach offers you

the best of traditional classroom teaching

combined with online content, which you

will access both in and outside class.

• 24/7 access to ‘MyINTO’, INTO’s interactive

online learning platform. It gives you the

flexibility to study at times that suit you and

engage with other students outside of class.

• A standardised online assessment developed

in partnership with Cambridge English used to

monitor progress throughout your course.

• Develop your confidence and fluency outside

of the classroom through a range of less

formal learning opportunities, including

a diverse social programme.

• Improve your language skills pre-arrival

with free access to INTO’s Get Ready

for English programme.

Course features

• If you are academically qualified, hold an

offer from the University of East Anglia

and need to improve your English language

level, this course is ideal for you.

• Learn alongside students who will be

studying the same – or similar – subjects

at the University, with teaching and

assessments that are tailored to the

requirements of university study.

• Understand contextual study skills,

acclimatise to British culture and adjust

to the demands, challenges and expectations

of UK higher education.

Successful INTO UEA alumniWe have an excellent success rate, giving you a great chance to progress to the next stage of your journey. Our latest progression results demonstrate just how well our students achieve on their INTO programme...

“Having a UK education can expose you to new ideas that you probably won’t come across if you study in your home country. This can help when you’re looking for work because you can apply all the new ideas you’ve learnt.”Omowunmi, Nigeria Graduated with MA Public Policy and Public Management from UEA and now working as a Research Assistant at the African Leadership Centre, King’s College London

Student progression results 2016-17

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International Foundation International Year One International Graduate Diploma

“In our second year, we got the chance to have lectures at Aviva headquarters. We also had the option to do a year in industry − it’s a good chance to learn more about the real life of an actuary.”Jonathan, Indonesia Graduated with BSc (Hons) Actuarial Sciences from UEA and now working as an Actuarial Analyst in Indonesia

“INTO was beneficial to me in the sense that I’d already been taught some of the topics I did in my first year of university. The fact that the topics were familiar gave me confidence and a very good foundation for my Law degree.”Nnenna, Nigeria Graduated with LLB Law (Hons) from UEA and now a qualified Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria

“Studying at INTO prepared me for what I had to do in my second and third year at UEA. In terms of my career, I feel that studying in the UK is definitely a benefit because the education in the UK is considered one of the best in the world.”Natacha, Mozambique Graduated with BSc (Hons) Economics from UEA and now working as a Tax Department Intern at Ernst & Young in Mozambique

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“My fabulous memories are from UEA – it’s unforgettable. I advise anyone who wants to be a success in life to start with INTO UEA.”Ardalan, Iraq Completed Pre-sessional English at INTO UEA and progressed to MSc Advanced Organic Chemistry at UEA. Now studying a PhD in Chemistry at Auckland University

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Progression degree overview table

Undergraduate Degree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade

International Foundation

Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT Foundation Mathematics 65% or Mathematics 55% 65% (with 55% in all subskills) 65%

Actuarial Sciences BSc (Hons) FPS or FMAT Mathematics 70% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Adult Nursing BSc (Hons) FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65%. Interview required 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 65%

Biological Sciences BSc (Hons)* FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65%. Options with a year abroad or in industry have a 70% final grade requirement

65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Biomedicine BSc (Hons) FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65%, Foundation Chemistry 65% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55%

Business Information Systems BSc (Hons) FBS, FMAT or FPS


Business Management BSc (Hons)† FBS Foundation Mathematics 65% or Mathematics 55%, 55% in all other modules


Climate Change BSc (Hons)* FPB, FPS or FMAT


Computer Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) FMAT or FPS 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Computing Science BSc (Hons) FMAT or FPS Option with a year in industry requires Mathematics 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Economics BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55%

Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) FBS or FMAT 50% in all modules 60% (with 55% in all subskills) 55%

Education BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Interview required 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Energy Engineering BEng (Hons) FMAT or FPS Mathematics 65% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Engineering BEng (Hons) FMAT or FPS Mathematics 65%. Option with a year in industry requires Mathematics 75% and a final academic grade of 70%


English Literature with Creative Writing BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55%. Successful submission of a portfolio of five pages of your own creative writing (poetry, prose, etc)


Environmental Sciences BSc (Hons)* FPS or FPB 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Film and Television Studies BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

History and Politics BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Intercultural Communication with Business Management BA (Hons)

FBS or FHUM 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

International Development BA (Hons) All pathways accepted

Foundation Mathematics 60% or Mathematics 50% or Numerical and Analytical Skills 50%


International Relations BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Law LLB (Hons) FHUM 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65%

Marketing and Management BSc (Hons)† FBS Foundation Mathematics 65% or Mathematics 55% 65% (with 55% in all subskills) 65%

Media and International Development BA (Hons) All pathways accepted



Media Studies BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Meteorology and Oceanography BSc (Hons)* FPS or FMAT Mathematics 65%. 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Molecular Biology and Genetics BSc (Hons) FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons) FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65%. Interview required 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 65%

Pharmacology and Drug Discovery BSc (Hons)* FPS or FPB Chemistry modules 65% average. Compulsory module: Further Chemistry (FPS)


Pharmacy MPharm FPS or FPB Interview required. 70% (with 60% in all subskills) 65%

Physics BSc (Hons) FPS or FMAT Mathematics 65%, Physics 65% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) FPB Biology and Human Physiology 65%. Interview required 70% (with 70% in all subskills) 75%

Politics BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Psychology BSc (Hons) All pathways accepted



Society, Culture and Media BA (Hons) FBS or FHUM Society and Culture 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 60%

Speech and Language Therapy BSc (Hons) FPB Interview required 75% (with 75% in all subskills) 75%

Degree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final grade


Accounting and Finance BSc (Hons) DBM Introduction to Business and Marketing 55%, Organisational Behaviour 55%, Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting 55%


Accounting and Management BSc (Hons) DBM Introduction to Business and Marketing 55%, Organisational Behaviour 55%, Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting 55%


Business Economics BSc (Hons) DBM Introductory Macroeconomics 50%, Introductory Microeconomics 50%, Quantitative Methods 50%


Business Finance and Economics BSc (Hons) DBM Introductory Macroeconomics 50%, Introductory Microeconomics 50%, Quantitative Methods 50%


Business Finance and Management BSc (Hons) DBM Introduction to Business and Marketing 55%, Organisational Behaviour 55%, Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting 55%


Business Management BSc (Hons)† DBM Introduction to Business and Marketing 55%, Organisational Behaviour 55%, Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting 55%


Cognitive Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY Research, Design and Analysis 40%, all other modules 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

Developmental Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY Research, Design and Analysis 40%, all other modules 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

Economics BSc (Hons) DBM Introductory Macroeconomics 50%, Introductory Microeconomics 50%, Quantitative Methods 50%


Economics with Accountancy BSc (Hons) DBM Introductory Macroeconomics 50%, Introductory Microeconomics 50%, Quantitative Methods 50%


International Development BA (Hons) IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, 55% in 2 and 50% in 2 of 4 other modules

65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

International Development and the Environment BSc (Hons)

IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, Introduction to Natural Resources for International Students 55%, all other modules 50%


International Development with Anthropology BA (Hons)

IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, Social Anthropology and International Development for International Students 55%, Introduction to Media Studies 55%, all other modules 50%


International Development with Economics BA (Hons)

IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, Introduction to Economics 55%, Introduction to Media Studies 55%, all other modules 50%


International Development with Politics BA (Hons) IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, Politics and International Development for International Students 55%, Introduction to Media Studies 55%, all other modules 50%


Marketing and Management BSc (Hons)† DBM Introduction to Business and Marketing 55%, Organisational Behaviour 55%, Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting 55%


Media and International Development BA (Hons) IDM Introduction to Development Studies 40%, Humanitarian Communication 40%, Introduction to Media Studies 55%, all other modules 50%


Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY Research, Design and Analysis 40%, all other modules 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

Social Psychology BSc (Hons) DIPPSY Research, Design and Analysis 40%, all other modules 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) n/a

PostgraduateDegree Pathway(s) Specific requirements English level Final gradeAccounting and Finance MSc** GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 65%

Business Management MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Conflict, Governance and International Development MA GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Economics of International Finance and Trade MSc GDE or GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 50% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

Economics of Money, Banking and Capital Markets MSc GDE Applied Research Skills and Research Project 50% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

Education and Development MA GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Enterprise and Business Creation MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Business plan and interview required 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Finance and Management MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Gender Analysis of International Development MA GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

International Accounting and Financial Management MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

International Business Economics MSc GDE or GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 50% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

International Business Finance and Economics MSc GDE Applied Research Skills and Research Project 50% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

International Relations MA GDSS 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

Investment and Financial Management MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Marketing and Management MSc GDB 50% in all modules. Will not accept resits 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Media and Cultural Politics MA GDSS 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

Media and International Development MA GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 55% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 55%

Quantitative Financial Economics MSc GDE or GDSS Applied Research Skills and Research Project 50% 65% (with 60% in all subskills) 50%

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Degree option with a year in industry also available Degree option with a year abroad or overseas experience also available

There are more than 145 progression degree options at the University of East Anglia. You can progress to any of these from one of our INTO UEA pathway programmes. Below is a selection of some of the most popular. See pages 10-15 for more details on the pathways.

Find comprehensive information on all academic pathway programmes, degree options and progression requirements at: www.intostudy.com/uea/courses

145+progression degree options

Please note: English level and academic progression requirements are correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to print. In some circumstances, these may change throughout the year – please visit www.intostudy.com/uea/courses for the most up-to-date information. Progression requirements, including English level and final grade, may be higher for degrees with a year in industry, a year abroad/overseas placement, and with an integrated Master’s.

* An MSci degree programme is also available.** To progress to this Master’s, you must have a degree in Accounting, Business, Economics or Finance.† Degree currently under review – may be changed to BA (Hons).


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Estimated cost of attendance − current academic year 2018–2019

Tuition Books and fees†† Insurance Total

Newton A level Programme (5–6 term) £41,080–£49,295 £525–£600 £466–£529 £42,071–£50,424

International Foundation (3 term) £18,195–£18,715 £375 £357 £18,927–£19,447

International Year One (3 term) £18,195 £375 £357 £18,927

International Graduate Diploma (3 term) £18,195 £375 £357 £18,927

Academic English (1 term) £4,895 £90 £122 £5,107

Accommodation prices

En suite no meals

En suite with meals

Homestay**

Academic programmes

July start £9,978 £13,268 £9,978October start £10,011 £13,301 £10,011September start* £7,668 £10,188 £7,668January start £7,029 £9,339 £7,029Newton A level Programme‡

September start - £22,357 -January start - £18,112 -English language courses†

Academic English £2,343 £3,113 £2,343

Start month Term dates

Academic programmes

July (4 term) Mon 08 Jul 2019–Fri 29 May 2020

September (3 term)* Mon 23 Sep 2019–Fri 29 May 2020

September (4 term) Mon 30 Sep 2019–Fri 21 Aug 2020

January (3 term) Mon 06 Jan 2020–Fri 21 Aug 2020

Academic English

August (16 weeks) Mon 05 Aug 2019–Fri 13 Dec 2019

September Mon 30 Sep 2019–Fri 13 Dec 2019

January Mon 06 Jan 2020–Fri 20 Mar 2020

April Mon 06 Apr 2020–Fri 19 Jun 2020

July Mon 06 Jul 2020–Fri 18 Sep 2020

Pre-sessional English

May (16 weeks) Tue 28 May 2019–Fri 13 Sep 2019

June (12 weeks) Mon 24 Jun 2019–Fri 13 Sep 2019

July (8 weeks) Mon 22 Jul 2019–Fri 13 Sep 2019

August (6 weeks) Mon 05 Aug 2019–Fri 13 Sep 2019

August (4 weeks) Mon 19 Aug 2019–Fri 13 Sep 2019

Newton A level Programme

September (6 term) Mon 23 Sep 2019–Fri 18 Jun 2021

January (5 term) Mon 06 Jan 2020–Fri 18 Jun 2021

* The International Year One in Psychology and International Year One in International Development with Media finishes on Fri 12 June 2020 to coincide with UEA exam dates.

** Homestay options: Option 1: Half Board. Option 2: Bed and Breakfast.

† The price will depend on your start date and length of study. Prices shown are only for one term. Vacation weeks in between terms are extra and will be charged at the weekly accommodation price.

†† Including enrolment fee. This is applicable per academic programme, and is charged upon confirmation. Please see the terms and conditions, which are available at www.intostudy.com/uea/terms

‡ The Newton Programme accommodation prices are based on provisional dates for Year 2 and current accommodation costs. Students will be invoiced separately for their accommodation in Year 2 once they have arrived in the Centre.

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