International Academy |
www.essex.ac.uk/internationalacademy Four-year degrees (no accelerated route available)
BA Modern History V144
BA American History VT2T
BA History and Literature QV2C
BA History of Art V350
BA English Literature Q320 BA/ELit4
BA Literature and Myth QV2M
BA Literature and History of Art QV2H
BA Philosophy V502
BA Philosophy and History VV51
BA Humanities LQV0
Please note that if you successfully complete Year Zero you have the option to proceed into the first year of a range of humanities degrees.
How do I apply? You must apply through UCAS to study on our four-year degree courses. Please visit page 46 for further details.
Entry requirements for four-year degrees (no accelerated route available) A-levels: 180 points, including DD at A-level or equivalent
Entry requirements for four-year degrees (with accelerated route available) A-levels: 180 points, including DD at A-level or equivalent GCSE Mathematics: C
*BSc Management, Mathematics and Economics requires you to achieve a minimum of AS-level grade B or equivalent in Mathematics.
†All computer science and
Four-year degrees (with accelerated route available) Accounting, f inance and management
BA Accounting N401
BA Accounting and Finance NN43
BA Accounting with Economics N4L1
BA Accounting and Management NN42
BSc Business Management N201
BSc Finance N301
BSc Financial Management N341
Economics
BA/BSc Economics L102/L103
BA/BSc International Economics L160/L161
BA/BSc Financial Economics L118/L117
BA/BSc Management Economics L190/L191
BSc Management, Mathematics and Economics* NGL1
Computer science and electronic engineering
BSc Computers and Electronics† GH46
BSc Computer Science†n G403
BEng Telecommunication Engineering†n HP41
telecommunication engineering courses require you to achieve grade C in GCSE Science, or equivalent.
The minimum academic qualifications for each degree are shown above in terms of British A-level UCAS points and GCSE exam results. If you possess non-UK qualifications, we will evaluate the equivalent level on receiving your application. You should have graduated from secondary or high school in your own country with good grades. If you have any questions about qualifications please contact us by e-mailing:
intacad@essex.ac.uk.
The English language minimum requirement is IELTS 5.0 or equivalent. If you have lower scores, you have the possibility to enrol on the Preparatory English Programme to reach IELTS 5.0 or above.
Please note that some of the courses in the two tables above are only open to international applicants. If you are from the UK or the EU, please visit our website or the UCAS website for further information. n
Subject to final approval 60 | Undergraduate Prospectus 2012
Bridging Year The Bridging Year is a one year foundation programme and comprises a curriculum of both academic and language skills modules. The choice of modules depends on the future area of study that you wish to pursue; various subject combinations can be found on the International Academy website. The programme starts in October (Colchester Campus) and in January (Southend Campus). Successful completion of the Bridging Year, with the appropriate mark, guarantees entry to the relevant Bachelor’s degree at the University.
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