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Courses for
International Students
Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses
(Foundation Degree and Degree Programmes) Master’s Degree Courses
The following pages contain entries for the University of
Following on after the pages of undergraduate courses,
Chichester’s full time undergraduate degree programmes
are the full time postgraduate courses that are for ‘open’
that are suitable for international students.
recruitment.
For each course there is a list of possible combinations
The University does run other Postgraduate courses but
with other subjects (where available). A joint honours
they are delivered on a part time basis (International
combination would mean 50% for each subject.
students would not normally get entry clearance (a visa)
Major/minor combinations would be 75% for the first
to study on these courses on a part time basis). Other
(major) subject and 25% for the second (minor) subject.
courses are run in conjunction with professional bodies
and are not ‘open’ for recruitment generally (as the
collaborating partner will place their employees/trainees
For example:
on these courses.
Joint Honours
BA (Hons) International English Studies (50%) and
Levels of Study
Tourism Management (50%)
A Postgraduate Certificate comprises work at M-Level
up to 600 hours and provides 60 credit points on the
Major/Minor basis of one point for every 10 hours worked. One
BA (Hons) Business Studies (75%) with International
hour of contact time generates just under 6 hours
English Studies (25%)
of private study.
Please note that a number of our professional courses
A Postgraduate Diploma comprises work at M-Level
require candidates to be interviewed before they are
up to a further 600 hours, and a further 60 credit points,
offered a place. If an interview is required it will be
making 120 credit points in total.
indicated in the ‘Admissions Criteria’ box. In some cases A Master’s Award is granted when a student has
interviews can be conducted over the telephone. Where completed a further 600 hours and gained a further 60
portfolios of work are required, these can be submitted credit points (180 in total), which at this level has been
on DVD/video and CD. generated by independent study for a dissertation,
Some courses offer the opportunity for work experience.
rather than the taught courses.
To find out which courses offer work experience/work The courses integrate with the national Credit
placements, check the course entry sheet under ‘Why Accumulation and Transfer System (CATS), which
this Course’. means that each module carries credit, making it easy
Work experience/work placements are usually offered for
for students to transfer between courses and
periods of up to one year. These are an excellent way for
institutions should they wish.
you to integrate into UK work life and gain valuable skills A full list of Postgraduate courses can be found at:
for future careers. www.chiuni.ac.uk/services/courses/
It is not possible to include full details of all our combined
Prospectusonline.cfm
honours courses in this prospectus. For more information
about the module content for each course, please refer to
our website: www.chiuni.ac.uk/services/courses/
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