Oxford’s Leading Business Training College

Have you considered Britain's

only independent university?

Here are some good reasons to study at

the University of Buckingham

� Top in the National Student Survey 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009

� 3-year honours degrees completed in 2-years � One member of academic staff for every eight students � Small group teaching and a safe campus � Guaranteed University accommodation � Multiple entry points in

September, January and July

“The course has given me excellent IT and business skills and a fantastic job – so thank you OMBS”

Executive Personal Assistant Diploma (9 months) GAP IT & Business Skills Diploma (12 weeks) Graduate Career Start Diploma (12 weeks)

For more information contact:

The University of Buckingham, Buckingham MK18 1EG UK Tel: 01280 820313 Fax: 01280 824081 Email: info@buckingham.ac.uk

www.buckingham.ac.uk

www.oxfordbusiness.co.uk 01865 240963

The largest college of private Higher Education in the UK

American and British undergraduate degrees in the centre of London

• Wide range of BA degrees: business, management, events, marketing, international

relations, media communications, psychology, acting and film studies.

• International Focus: our students come from more than 100 countries and benefit from study abroad and foreign language opportunities.

• Personal Attention: class sizes are small, never exceeding 25 students. All students meet one-to-one with a personal academic advisor.

• Work experience and employability: we help students arrange work experience and internships. All students meet with career coaches in their final year.

Contact us: Tel: +44(0)20 7487 7505 Fax: +44(0)20 7487 7425 Email: exrel@regents.ac.uk Web: www.regents.ac.uk

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