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Esta fuerza se debe probablemente a la distancia de nuestro entorno habitual. El tercero es el ambiente de Madrid, una ciudad estudiantil y festiva, donde te sientes seguro.

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Applicants are advised that meeting the general criteria for admission, including the minimum academic criteria is not a guarantee of invitation to interview. All applications will be ranked according to UCAT or GAMSAT performance (or other indicators if these are not available), and interview invitations will be sent out to top-ranking applicants until all interview slots are filled for each series of interviews.  Interviews will consist of six, on-line Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs).

General requirements

Age - we require applicants to be 18 years old by time of registration

Work experience - Brunel Medical School takes reference from the Medical School Council's guidance on work experience. This guidance can be found here  Work experience | Medical Schools Council (medschools.ac.uk)

Relevant for International students only - must have international fee-paying status

English language - IELTS at least 7.0 in each component (or equivalent). English language requirement is one of the conditions of offer, and will be assessed once an offer has been made

References and personal statements are not considered in the interview selection process, but evidence of commitment to a health profession career will be considered at MMI.

Minimum academic requirements

UK and international school leavers

GCSE:

Five GCSEs at Grade B (6) (or equivalent) including two science subjects, such as Double Science, Biology, Chemistry or Physics

At least Grade C (4) in English Language GCSE (or equivalent e.g. IELTS)

At least Grade B (5) in Maths

A-level:

2026/7 entry applicants should normally have, or be expected to achieve, grades  AAA  at A-level, to include:

Chemistry or Biology at grade A

a second science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics) or Mathematics at grade A, and

a third subject (except General Studies) at grade A

International Baccalaureate:

Applicants should normally have, or be expected to achieve, a total score of 36 points with

Higher Level 6 in Chemistry or Biology and

Higher Level 6 in a second science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics) or Mathematics

International qualifications:

We accept a wide range of international qualifications from countries around the world.

Applicants should normally have, or be expected to achieve, a pattern of grades equivalent to  AAA  at 'A' level, to include

Chemistry or Biology at the highest level studied and

a second science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics) or Mathematics.

Please see our International entry requirements

If your country is not listed, or you are unsure if you meet the requirements, please contact BMS-Admissions@brunel.ac.uk.

UK and International graduates

GCSE:

Five GCSEs at Grade B (6) (or equivalent) including two science subjects, such as Double Science, Biology, Chemistry or Physics

At least Grade C (4) in English Language GCSE (or equivalent e.g. IELTS)

At least Grade B (5) in Maths

Bachelor's degree:

Upper second-class degree or equivalent in a subject relevant to Medicine.
Or
Master's degree:

Awarded with Merit or equivalent, in a subject relevant to Medicine.

The highest relevant academic qualification should normally be no older than 5 years.

Applicants presenting university degree qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. If you are unsure if you meet the requirements please email your qualifications, a transcript of your degree and evidence of High School qualifications to  BMS-Admissions@brunel.ac.uk.

Brunel Biomedical Science students

Brunel Biomedical Science students may wish to apply for Medicine MBBS at Brunel Medical School if they:

Are final year undergraduate students

Meet the GCSE requirements

Have completed the UCAT in the summer prior to applying

Are amongst the highest performing students according to their GPA at the end of Year 2. Up to 10 students will be offered an automatic Multiple Mini Interview (MMI), bypassing the UCAT ranking exercise. Other students will go through the normal selection process i.e. ranked according to UCAT performance.

How to apply as a Brunel Biomedical Science student

International students can apply directly to the University.

Home/UK students need to apply through UCAS.

Please note that Brunel graduates applying for MBBS at Brunel Medical School are unable to apply for a tuition fee loan from Student Finance England for the first 4 years of the course. They will be eligible for the Brunel Alumni Discount and can apply for a Maintenance Loan.

From year five onwards, tuition fees for Home students will be paid by the  NHS Student Bursary Scheme  and they will be eligible to apply for a means-tested NHS bursary to cover maintenance costs and a reduced maintenance loan from Student Finance England.

Students will also have access to a non-means tested grant of £1,000 as part of their NHS Bursary award.

This information is correct at the time of publishing - September 2024.

Medicine entrance tests

You must sit either UCAT or GAMSAT before applying and submit you score on your application.

University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)

The UCAT score required to secure an interview will depend on how well every other applicant does in the year you apply, so there is no UCAT cut-off score, however, those scoring SJT (Situational Judgement Test) band 4 are rejected

UCAT should be taken in the year prior to planned entry. The UCAT is a 2-hour test that must be taken at a Pearson Vue test centre. It is made up of 5 separate sub-tests, each varying in length. Before each sub-test applicants are given 1-minute reading time.

Australian and New Zealand students can either sit the UCAT ANZ or the UK UCAT exam at a Pearson test centre. Please note that the UCAT ANZ test dates are not the same as UK test dates.

To find your closest test centre and costs please visit the  UCAT website.

UCAT Bursary (UK students)

For information about the UCAT Bursary please visit the  UCAT Bursary web page.

Graduate Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT)

GAMSAT is valid for two years prior to entry and is for graduates only, i.e. those with an undergraduate degree.

GAMSAT is a 4-hour and 45-minute test that includes 19 minutes of reading time. It has 3 sections varying in length.

Depending on your location GAMSAT can be taken online.

To find your closest test centre and costs please visit the  GAMSAT website.

Applicants who have not taken UCAT or GAMSAT

Brunel Medical School requires all applicants to sit the UCAT/GAMSAT in the year that you apply, in order to be considered for interview. Find out more on the UCAT website including how to register, key dates and preparing for the test.

UCAT/GAMSAT ranking process

UCAT only - Applicants scoring in band 4 in the SJT (Situational Judgement Test) are rejected

The remaining applications are assessed by the BMS Selection Panel who review applicants' personal statements and references against pre-determined criteria

Applicants with satisfactory personal statements and references are ranked according to their total UCAT/GAMSAT score

The highest ranked applicants are invited to register for an MMI, and invitations are sent by email normally no later than 2 weeks before the date of the next MMI cycle.

Selection process

Stage 1 - Initial assessment

An initial assessment of all the applications is made by the Brunel Admissions Team. Personal statements and references are checked to make sure they meet the requirements. Applicants who meet, or are predicted to meet, the general requirements and minimum academic requirements advance to Stage 2.

Stage 2 - Application review

Applications are reviewed by the Brunel Medical School Selection Panel.

Applications are then ranked according to students' UCAT scores. Those who so far meet the entry requirements, and, who have the highest UCAT scores will be invited to interview.

Stage 3 - Virtual Multiple Mini Interview (vMMI)

Information on the vMMI can be found on the  Interviews web page.

Stage 4 - Interview ranking

Candidates are ranked according to the total score obtained at MMI (with no pre-determined requirement to pass a minimum number of stations).

Candidates' MMI scores are presented to the Admissions Committee and a cut score is agreed, based on past and current cohort performance.

Applicants with a total score lower than the cut score are rejected.

Applicants reaching the cut score are offered a place or added to the Offer Waiting List, according to the number of available places.

Foundation qualifications

We currently do not accept Foundation qualifications. We will accept applications from candidates enrolled in Foundation Colleges who are taking, or have taken, A-levels or International Baccalaureate. These applications will be considered alongside other applicants with A-level or International Baccalaureate qualifications.

Exceptional circumstances

With regard to the consideration of exceptional circumstances which may have affected exam performance and prevented applicants from meeting the requirements for selection and/or for an invitation to MMI, Brunel Medical School takes the view that adjustments are made by the schools and by grade-awarding authorities. In consequence, Brunel Medical School will not normally consider exceptional circumstances. We do, however, consider applicants who have retaken their A-Level and equivalent qualifications.

Deferred entry

Applications for deferred entry will not normally be considered, and requests for deferrals after an offer is made are also not normally considered.

Exclusion criteria for admission

Applications in the following circumstances will not be normally considered:

Previous enrolment on a medicine course, whether completed or not

Transfer from an incomplete undergraduate science or medicine programme

Previously undertaken Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) at Brunel Medical School

Highest qualification completed over 10 years ago

Casper Pilot

All applicants are invited to take part in a pilot admissions test. More details can be found  here. Participation does not affect the admissions criteria.

Other entry requirements

Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS)

MBBS students will be in contact with children, patients and/or vulnerable adults as part of their programme of study on a regular and sustained basis. All students must therefore undergo an extended criminal record check as a condition of acceptance of an offer. This will include an enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) record and (for applicants residing overseas) a Criminal Clearance Certificate which should be completed prior to arrival in the UK. Further information about the process can be found  here. The School will assist the students to undertake the DBS checks.

Occupational Health Clearance & Immunisations

For occupational health clearance & immunisation requirements please visit the  Immunisation Information web page.

MBBS recognition

We encourage all students to check with their home country's Medical Council that the MBBS degree awarded by Brunel University will be recognised in their country before applying if they intend to return to their home country to practise medicine.

For any advice and guidance please contact  BMS-Admissions@brunel.ac.uk.

Information for US students

If you are planning to return to the US after graduating from Brunel Medical School, please email our Support & Well-Being team for specialist advice and guidance at  BMS-Support@brunel.ac.uk.

Information for Singaporean and Malaysian students

The Medicine MBBS from Brunel Medical School is not currently recognised in Singapore or Malaysia. please email our Support & Well-Being team for further information at  BMS-Support@brunel.ac.uk.

Course related expenses

Students will be expected to incur some course-related expenses, these include the cost of a stethoscope and the cost of travel to clinical placements.

Please see here for the course related expenses document.

Please see  here  information for UK students - Financial support for healthcare students.

Student visa application information, including financial requirements

Please visit the  Making a student visa application web page.

Further information

Information on Excluded Students Database check, student visas, appeals and complaints, misconduct during the admissions process and feedback to unsuccessful applicants can be found in the  Admissions Policy  .

runel University London is committed to raising the aspirations of our applicants and students. We will fully review your UCAS application and, where we're able to offer a place, this will be personalised to you based on your application and education journey.

More information can be found on our  MBBS FAQ document .

Please check our Admissions pages for more information on other factors we use to assess applicants. This information is for guidance only and each application is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Entry requirements are subject to review, and may change.

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From the first year, theoretical interdisciplinary modules are integrated with hands-on experience and simulation activities, with clerkships commencing in the 3rd year.

190 places are annually available:

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The Appilcation Call for academic year 2024/2025 will open soon

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The MD course in Medicine and Surgery at Humanitas University lasts 6 years and is taught in English. Students can meet up with fellow undergraduates from over 20 countries worldwide.

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Information for second-to-last year high school students

The scores of the two tests taken during the second-to-last year of high school will be valid for the entry ranking of your high school graduation year.

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Choose your career from the large selection of official titles below. The practical, personalized and quality focused courses will help you turn your passion into your profession.

The official masters and UCAM own titles will provide you with the necessary specialization to expand your training and improve your opportunities in the professional world of work.

UCAM short courses program includes a wide range of courses in several fields and help students to acquire new competencies and skills or to enhance the existing skills

Campus de Los Jerónimos

The Catholic University of Murcia is located in a unique and historical monastery where you can enjoy a wide variety of services and modern infrastructures in constant renovation, which will make your university time a complete and unbeatable experience.

Campus de Los Dolores

The Cartagena campus, located in the former barracks of Los Dolores, is an attractive reference for the entire area. It has new and extensive facilities in the areas of education, research, culture, sports and internationalization.

"Sports and studies share many aspects but the main one is the relationship between effort and success, it's impossible to succeed in school or in sports if you do not make an effort."

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Before Brexit, EU students paid the same tuition fees as UK students, but students newly arrived from the EU starting university this year will be paying the same as International Students making a considerable difference to the cost of studying in the UK for EU students.

Funding support is still available

If you are an EU student thinking about coming to the UK to study, this year could be a good time to come. Despite Brexit and in fact, because of Brexit, many universities are this year offering " EU transition scholarships". These scholarships have been designed to ease the transition for EU students from UK fee status to International fee status and in some cases, they are offering the equivalent discount so that the fees are the same as they would have been before Brexit. These scholarships are valid for the duration of your degree and not just the first year.

Unfortunately, EU students will no longer be eligible for UK student loans, so you will still need to find an alternative way to fund your studies.

Here are some examples of what is being offered, but make sure to check out each university you are interested in studying at, to see if they are offering something similar. You can view these scholarships on the Funding Hub.

EU Transition Scholarship - Lancaster University

£7,000 a year is offered for Undergraduate and Postgraduate study to EU students whose Fee Status is International for courses starting in 2021

EU Transition Bursary - Coventry University

A fee reduction from International Fees to UK Fees for students domiciled in an EU member state.

EU Transition Award - University of the Arts London

A fee reduction of up to £10,000 per year for all eligible EU students who have been affected by the immediate impact of Brexit.

EU Bursary - Reading University

In order to support EU students through the transition period from Home fee status to International fee status, a bursary of up to £6000 is being offered to all eligible students resident in the EU commencing their studies in the 2021/22 academic year.

The EU Scholarship - Dundee University

A bursary of up to £6000 is being offered to all eligible students resident in the EU commencing their studies in the 2021/22 academic year.

EU Scholarship Scheme - University of South Wales

All EU students will qualify for this award and the scholarship awarded will ensure that the tuition fees paid do not exceed the amount being paid by Home students for the duration of study

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The LLB / Maîtrise en droit (Master 1) dual degree programme provides a challenging bi-juridical and bilingual education that is respected and valued by a wide range of employers. The prestigious programme is the oldest and largest of its kind in Britain and France, leading to two separate degrees that form the first major step towards preparing for legal practice in France, or England & Wales, or both jurisdictions.

Key benefits

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Business Management - 3 years in 3 different countries

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Entry Level:

High school diploma
(various education systems accepted)

Duration:

3 years in 3 countries

Language of instruction

English
(some courses in Spanish or French)

Accreditations and ranking

ACQUIN (Accreditation, Certification and Quality Assurance Institute)
#1 in Selectivity, International Openness and Professional Integration by Le Parisien Étudiant | #1 by L'Étudiant & Le Figaro Étudiant

Bachelor in Management (BSc)
Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey

"Your Academic Director, The Bachelor in Management (BSc) allows students to become experts in management science and learn how to make complex decisions. While exploring humanities, they practice how to deal with people and lead teams.
The active learning pedagogy and multinational teamwork, together with the soft-skills workshops, prepare students for their future international careers. The learning-by-doing and real-world experience gained during internships help to further increase their employability."

Prof. Fabrizio Granà

Highlights

Experience the business world first-hand through a multidisciplinary programme in 3 different countries over 3 years

Three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS)

Multicultural study track in one institution

Curriculum in Management combined with liberal arts and humanities

Innovative Blended Learning Model

Taught in English with some classes in French or Spanish

Language courses of Spanish, Italian, French, German and Chinese

Compulsory internships and/or social impact projects and/or an apprenticeship

Bachelor of Science in Management degree fully compliant with international standards

Accreditation

Bachelor in Management (BSc)

Programme Benefits

Become a future leader by acquiring the foundations of management in a multi-disciplinary and inter-cultural context

Get to know and understand diverse cultures by living and studying in different countries, without having to compromise on academic excellence.

Acquire the necessary background and knowledge in management, economics, and law, complemented by the fundamentals of maths, accounting and statistics.

Learn management through an interdisciplinary approach, and broaden your horizons through liberal arts and language modules.

Obtain strong methodological training and develop your personal competencies.

Develop presentation, communication and research skills, along with fluent business language.

Apply theory to practice in real-life case studies & business simulations.

Manage inter-cultural groups and gain insights into working as a team with people from all over the world

Join a 75,000+ strong international ESCP Alumni Network across 170 countries.

Testimonial

Chiara Bimbatti (Italy)
Track: London - Madrid - Berlin

" I have chosen the BSc of ESCP because it is the only programme that merges the study of economics with social studies and foreign languages. It also gives the opportunity of traveling and grasping the cultural differences of many European cities."

Real-World Experience

Gain valuable hands-on business management experience with a focus on working as a team and cross-cultural communication

Internships & Social Impact Projects
The opportunity to put learned concepts and skills into practice in real business situations.

Work & Study Track
Study your final year in Paris and spend your time alternating classes and working in a company as intern or an apprentice.

Business Games
Online simulations played in teams to introduce you to the complexity of business decision-making.

Collective Projects
A creative chance to acquire practical managerial and leadership skills.

Testimonial

Guillaume Danloy (Belgium)
Track: London - Madrid - Berlin

" The best thing is that now I know everything that forms a company, and this a great part of the ESCP Bachelor in Management (BSc). I also feel much more international compared to other students."

Bachelor in Management (BSc)
Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey
Curriculum

Our curriculum is designed for students who aspire to top international careers.

Combined with hands-on projects, extensive group work, professional internships and a concluding thesis, the Bachelor in Management (BSc) will prepare you for the next steps in your career success, be it in postgraduate study or graduate work opportunities.

Each academic year, you will have the opportunity to study at one of our urban European campuses in Berlin, London, Paris, Madrid or Turin.

Year 1 - London, Paris or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements:

London, Paris, and Turin (English)

Management, Economics & Law Modules

Liberal Arts & Humanities Modules

Introduction to Psychology and Sociology

International Relations and European & World History

Personal Skills & Language Modules

Presentation, Discussion and Rhetoric Skills

Computer Skills

Sustainability Seminar

Languages

Collective Projects, Internships

Year 2 - Madrid, Paris or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements:

Madrid (English and Spanish) - Paris (English and French) - Turin (English)

Management, Economics & Law Modules

Finance

Accounting 2

Marketing

Macro-Economics

Contract and Business Law in Europe

Liberal Arts & Humanities Modules

Key Scientific and Technological Issues in Business

Personal Skills & Language Modules

Collective Projects, Internships

Year 3 - Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements:

Berlin, London, Turin (English), Madrid (English and Spanish), Paris (English and French)

Management, Economics & Law Modules

Electives, such as:

Marketing & Sales

Finance

Management

Digitalisation

Sustainable Finance

Entrepreneurship

Liberal Arts & Humanities Modules

Electives, such as:

Conscious Leadership and Impact Entrepreneurship

Politics

Wealth of Nations

Negotiation

Human Behaviour

Personal Skills & Language Modules

Academic Writing Skills

Languages

Collective Projects, Internships & Thesis

Languages

Languages form an important part of the ESCP Bachelor in Management (BSc), with the aim that all students have gained proficiency in the languages of the campuses they will be attending.

To make this possible, we provide in-class and digital language courses that are adapted to each student's level during the three years of the programme. Moreover, starting from the second semester of the second year, some courses in Madrid and Paris will be taught in Spanish and French respectively.

Thesis

The Bachelor thesis is a further opportunity for students to enhance the learning and skills gained from the programme and deepen both knowledge and understanding of their chosen field in management.

Each thesis project is supervised and guided by a member of the Faculty or expert in the relevant field. The thesis can be written in English, German, French, Italian or Spanish, and is guided by faculty in Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris and Turin - again reflecting the international dimension of the programme

Testimonial

Anastasia BOLSHEVA (Russia)
Track: London - Turin - Berlin

" The Bachelor in Management at ESCP gives you the opportunity to compare different fields of business and see what you like the most. Moreover, due to the small number of students, you can actually learn much more and perform better, also it improves the interaction with professors."

Degree Awarded

Bachelor of Science in Management degree following international standards and fully compliant with the EU Bologna process.

The Bachelor in Management (BSc) programme was granted the "Grade de licence" for the "diplôme d'études supérieures en commerce et entrepreneuriat" (Bac+3) by the French Ministry of Higher Education Research and Innovation (MESRI) in France.

100% of Bachelor in Management (BSc) students successfully complete the programme and are awarded the degree.

This degree is registered on the RNCP (French Register of Professional Certifications) - RNCP sheet N°36562

Bachelor in Management (BSc)
Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey
Careers

Careers service

The ESCP Careers Service helps students identify their professional objectives to ensure their career prospects.

Located on each of the campuses, the Careers Service provides students with the advice, data and tools to connect them with over 30,000 internship opportunities each year.

Testimonial

Patricia Madej (Germany/Ukraine)
Track: London - Madrid - Paris

" My studies at ESCP helped me find in which direction I wanted to go for my professional career, something I did not know back when I finished High School. Through internships, my interest in Finance became apparent, so I decided to do an Apprenticeship at a Fund Management Company in Paris."

Graduate Students
2022

48% chose to start an
international professional career
[ 98% placement ]

47% chose to continue with a
Master degree at a renowned institution

Internships and Social Impact Projects

Internships and Social Impact Projects are a crucial component of the BSc programme and are highly valued by potential employers.

Internships

Securing an internship during (or a job after) university is becoming increasingly competitive.

Thanks to ESCP's strong links with the corporate world, students are offered internships across a range of sectors, including Marketing & Communications, Banking & Finance, Consulting, Food & Beverage, Luxury Brands, E-commerce & IT, Automotive, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Energy & Chemicals, and NGOs.

Recruitment processes are constantly evolving, focusing less on technical knowledge and more on assessing the applicant's ability to work in a team, their analytical thinking, organisational skills and leadership potential.

For this reason, the BSc curriculum offers a number of personal or "soft" skills workshops to address areas such as presentation techniques and communication competencies.

Testimonial

Laurent Hoegl-Roy (Switzerland/France/Germany)
Track: London - Paris - Berlin

" During my first year as a Bachelor in Management student I managed to land an internship with Airbus! I felt well- prepared for my interviews thanks to the Careers Service, and ultimately I was selected to do an internship at Airbus Defence and Space in Lean Management and Process Optimisation. My internship was even better than I imagined it; I not only gained some new skills, but I also learned a lot about the industry."

Social Impact Projects

Instead of the second-year Internship, students can opt to complete a Social Impact Project, particularly relevant for students interested in future work with not- for-profit organisations.

Students are encouraged to reflect upon pressing social problems, and focus on the growing realisation that sustainable social impact can best be achieved by applying creative management solutions.

Apprenticeship Track
(Third Year Paris Campus)

For their third year on the Paris campus, students can apply for the 12 month-apprenticeship track, the ideal way to combine study and professional experience. The apprenticeship track combines in-company work experience with academic coursework at ESCP. Apprenticeships are available in a company registered under French law, for all students aged under 30 and who are fluent in French.

Why choose the Apprenticeship Track?

You work in a company and become deeply involved in day-to-day business.

You exercise day-to-day responsibilities under the guidance of a senior manager, with the support of a tutor.

You benefit from fee exemption and a monthly salary from your company over the full period of the contract.

Events

The Careers Service hosts a range of events for students each year to help them define and refine their career plans, obtain valuable information, and learn about different job opportunities internationally.

These events include:

Career workshops

Company presentations, seminars, conferences, roundtables and interviews with recruiters

On-campus general and industry-specific job fairs attracting over 130 companies throughout the year

Bootcamps on Consulting, Banking, Tech and Marketing led by ESCP Alumni on how to be recruited by the leading companies in these sectors

Alumni

Building relationships and networks is essential. The ESCP Alumni Association, through its 75,000+ active alumni in 170 countries, will help you build strong connections and gain valuable insight into companies and recruiters around the world.
Our Alumni are involved with the Careers Service by attending career and networking events, and offering mentorships, company presentations and industry bootcamps.

Companies Offering Internships and Recruiting ESCP Graduates

Companies who recruit ESCP Graduates

Companies offering internships to ESCP Students

Bachelor in Management (BSc)
Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey
Admissions

The Bachelor programme begins every September. The application process operates on a rolling deadline system. Selective recruitment ensures you only study alongside the highest calibre students.

Applications for the intake of September 2024 are open.

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Admission Calendar
Applications for the intake of September 2024 are open.

Select your country of residence to verify the admission sessions available and the campus that will manage your application.

Step 1: Online application

Your application should include:

Academic transcripts of the last 3 years

Secondary school examination certificates (if already obtained, or upon receipt)

Personal statement in English

CV/resume

Language certificates

English language test scores (if required)*: IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 90 / CAE 180
* TheTOEFL iBT Special Home Edition is available in home versions, although not in all countries.

Supporting documents for additional languages spoken (if held)

Academic reference (not mandatory)

Copy of ID/Passport

Go to Parcoursup.fr and select ESCP if you are taking a French baccalauréat and want to start the first year of the BSc in Paris.

Go to UCAS.com and select:

Institution Code: E79

Course Code: N200

Campus Code: M

Institution code name: ESCP

Short form of course: BScManage

* The candidates must apply only through one portal. Candidates who do not apply through our website will supply the documents as requested by Parcoursup, UCAS or Common App. The School will assess these documents and may require the additional information as per our direct application.

2nd Year Direct Admission
Want to transfer your studies to the Bachelor in Management (BSc) of ESCP?

Find out more

Step 2: Personal Interview

Successful applicants will be invited to attend an oral interview with at least two people, including faculty members.

The interview is designed to assess the candidate's motivation, the match between the profile and the curriculum, and her/his personality (adaptability, maturity, openness to an international experience, etc.).
Whilst we prefer to meet students to person, distance interview (via Skype) may be available.

Step 3: Admissions Results

The School will send the admission results and, if the candidate is admitted, it will be offered:

A place (unconditional or conditional) on the programme with a deadline by which to respond

Study-Track for the first two years. The third campus will be determined later as it depends on your choice of specialisation.

Second Year Direct Admission
Applications for the intake of September 2023 are closed.

We understand that sometimes students will find that the course or university chosen aren't right for them. If this applies to you, we can consider your application to transfer to Year 2 of our Bachelor in Management (BSc) programme if you meet our transfer criteria.

Apply

A VISA is what allows you to enter the country where you will be studying. It is recommended that you begin the visa process as soon as you receive your high school diploma.

On each ESCP campus, you will find a team able to help and guide you with your visa and residence permit process from start to finish. Make sure to contact our visa experts of your campus destination:

For further information about visa requirements on our different campuses' locations visit our dedicated page

Note: do always refer to the country of destination government website for official and updated information.

This degree is accessible through the VAE process (Validation of prior experience)

Bachelor in Management (BSc)
Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey
Fees & Financing

Fees

The total fees for those entering the three-year programme in September 2024 are:

€17,900* per academic year for European students

€24,600* per academic year for non-European students

€360 additional registration fee (first year only)

The application fee is €60 (non-refundable).
Tuition fees include all courses, projects, etc. equal to 180 ECTS credits, basic documentation and online modules. Travel and accommodation costs are not included.
* Fees may be subject to modification without notice.
€1,000 service fee included for both European and non-European citizens per year.
To be eligible for European fees, you must be a European citizen holding a valid European passport.
The above tuition fees are indicative. They may vary by a maximum of 6% each year in comparison to previous years. In case of variation, new tuition fees amounts will be communicated to students by all means, at the latest, in July of the year N, for the academic year N/N+1.

Scholarships

At ESCP we believe in equal opportunities.

That is why we have created a scholarship programme that encourages social diversity and values individual commitment.
Scholarships can cover 10% to 50% of tuition fees (excluding first-year registration fee and service fee) and are assigned based on different criteria such as merit, diversity and financial needs.
Financial needs scholarships are renewable each year on condition of academic achievement, behaviour and involvement in the ESCP community.

CROUS scholarship holders:

Students who are eligible for CROUS scholarships allocated by the French Ministry of Higher Education are eligible for an ESCP need based scholarship. The exemption percentage ranges from 10% to 50% depending on CROUS level.

Bank Loan

Many banks offer student loans at attractive rates, with deferred payback.

Recent ESCP students have received interest rates as low as 1%. Consult your bank for information on a personal loan.
Furthermore, thanks to a partnership with BNP Paribas, the ESCP Foundation Endowment Fund supports students who encounter difficulties to obtain student credit in the absence of a solid guarantor (please note that this is currently only available for French students).
For further details, contact your campus' Student Affairs office.

Apprenticeship Track

It is possible to undertake a one year apprenticeship in the Bachelor in Management (BSc) if you are studying on the Paris campus in the third year of the programme. Apprenticeships are available to students from the European Union aged under 30 when their contract starts, and who are fluent in French. Students on the Apprenticeship Trackpay no tuition fees during this period as they are paid by their company. In addition, students receive a salary from the company they work for.
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Living Costs

Please take into account the cost of living on the different campuses. In Berlin, Madrid and Turin the costs are in the range of €900 - €1,300 per month. In London and Paris, they are in the range of €1,400 - €1,500 per month.

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Note: the information above is taken from a survey conducted among our students and thus purely indicative.

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Leading in a Changing World Starts by Choosing a Cross-cultural Journey
Get in touch with the BSc team

Are you thinking about applying to ESCP's Bachelor in Management (BSc) and would like further information about the programme? Reach out to a member of ESCP's team or a Student Ambassador. You can also sign up for one of our events. These will provide valuable information about the admission process, the courses and life on campus.

Book an appointment with one of our recruitment advisors

If you think ESCP's Bachelor in Management (BSc) could be right for you, then you might want to make sure your resume meets the entry requirements to the programme.

Because we know that sometimes it can be hard to navigate the application and admission processes alone, our recruitment advisors are available to guide you through the whole procedure.

In order to book a one-to-one and personalised advice, all you need to do is check your home country advisor's calendar and choose the date and time most suitable for you.

Book an appointment with one of our recruitment advisors

Visit our European campuses

ESCP welcomes prospective students, friends and families to visit our five urban campuses: Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris, and Turin.

Open year round, meet with a current student or a recruitment team member to explore our classrooms, lecture halls, study and social spaces, facilities, and more.
Book a visit with us by selecting the campus you are interested in.

Please note: Campus visits must be booked in advance via the individual links provided below. To avoid disappointment, please wait until your visit has been confirmed by our Recruitment and Admissions office to make your travel arrangements. Due to limited availability, we reserve the right to turn down walk-ins without confirmed bookings. Thank you for your cooperation!

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Get feedback from students

Whether you want to learn more about the programme, find out about the social life, have questions about accommodation or the challenges of moving countries, there is no greater way than to ask someone who has experienced the Bachelor in Management (BSc) before you.

Read the profile of our Student Ambassadors and email them directly.

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Lieu d'échange, de création et de connaissance, l'école dispose d'une documentation d'art moderne et contemporain ouverte à tous du lundi au vendredi de 13h30à 17h30.
Horaires d'ouverture de l'administration
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Samedi : 9h - 12h
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Bus n° 126, 189, 290, 323, arrêt Pdt Robert Schuman

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Les inscriptions pour l'année 2024-2025 sont ouvertes: l'année préparatoire aux concours des écoles d'arts, de design, de graphisme, d'architecture, d'animation et d''illustration. Nous contacter pour prendre RV pour un entretien au 0143542314.

Exposition permanente des travaux des étudiants à l'EAP durant toute l'année prendre RV pour la visite au 0143542314 ou par mail: ecole.eap@free.fr

Des stages d'initiation et d'orientation artistique du 12 au 16 et du 19 au 23 février 2024 et en juillet, nous contacter au 0143542314.

Le 9 et 10 décembre L'EAP sera sur le salon Start dans les salles du carrousel du Louvre 75001 Stand 66

Les Journées Portes ouvertes: le 10 et 11 février 2024 de 13h à 19h

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écoles d'arts à proximité de la place d'italie

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prepaseine à proximité de la place d'italie

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Eap école art plastique, école préparatoire art, Paris: école prépa architecture, école préparatoire animation, formation 3d, -

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Engineering

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EPF has found a new home at the Alembert building, which until 2020 housed the ENS Paris-Saclay. This new site is located one RER station away from the old Sceaux campus. This change is part of the school’s development strategy, which aims to improve study conditions for engineering students and offer them new opportunities in regard to technology and student life.

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Design, Animation, Digital, Game

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ECV - Creative Schools & Community - École des métiers créatifs

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L'ECV est depuis 1984 l'école française de référence dans les secteurs du Design, de l'Animation, du Game et du Digital.

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Dentisty - English/Spanish

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Study your bachelor’s in dentistry in Alicante. Top-class faculty and experiential learning model so you’ll gain real world experience from day one!

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First-cycle studies lead to a Bachelor's degree qualification. School of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine School of Engineering School of Psychology School of Human and Social Sciences and Cultural Heritage School of Science MASTER's and SINGLE-CYCLE degrees Second-cycle and single-cycle studies lead to a Master's degree qualification. School of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine
School of Economics and Political Sciences School of Engineering School of Human and Social Sciences and Cultural Heritage School of Medicine School of Psychology School of Science
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees

They are offered by the University of Padova in partnership with other European and international universities. Application/selection procedures and deadlines differ from the University of Padova standard procedures.
Please check the list of Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees.

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Degree programmes held in English | Università di Padova

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Catalogo dei Corsi di studio | Università degli Studi La Sapienza

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Economics, Engineering, Social Sciences, Political Sciences, Biology

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First and Single Cycle Degree - University of Bologna

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Programmes you can access with a high school diploma or if you want a second degree. Programmes will run only following the completion of the established ministerial procedure.

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Social & Economic Sciences

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Bachelor of Social-Economic Sciences | Bachelor of Social-Economic Sciences | University of Antwerp

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Social Sciences

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Ghent University: Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences (Communication Studies)

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Drawing on the combined insights of three disciplines – political science, communication studies and sociology – the BScSS offers a three-year, English-language programme that provides students with the academic tools that help them to analyze and better understand the societies they live in. Throughout these three years you will become intimately familiar with the three scientific disciplines that build the core of our programme.

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Engineering, Business, European Studies, Philosophy

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Learn all about your future study programme.

Here you can find information for every programme about the starting profile and admission requirements, the course of study, future possibilities, etc.
Looking for more practical info such as ECTS sheets, or a timetable of the current academic year? Take a look at the programme guide.

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C1 level of German required

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From the programmes in Medicine and Dentistry to PhD and doctoral programmes to numerous courses - the largest German-speaking medical training facility is located in Vienna.

The Medical University of Vienna is the largest medical school in the world. With its history, its size and its excellent scientific performance it is among the most important and renowned medical universities in the world. Thanks to the triple track of education, research and patient care research results and their practical application are directly integrated into the teaching.

Medical Science and the Practice of Medicine

A total of over 7500 people from Austria and abroad currently receive their medical training at MedUni Vienna. 1200 teachers are available to them.

Apart from the programmes in Medicine and Dentistry future and fully trained doctors as well as other scientists are also offered an attractive array of other programmes and continuing education. This goes from PhD and doctoral programmes to a Master's degree in Medical Informatics to 18 postgraduate courses.

Just in the doctoral and PhD programmes, which have developed in a very dynamic way in the short time since their creation, there are already more than 1400 students. Many of those pursue their studies as permanently employed staff of the University. In order to further strengthen the international spirit at MedUni, exchange programmes - such as foreign exchange scholarships, visiting researcher or partner universities - are being continuously expanded.

Courses of Study at MedUni Vienna

The Medical University of Vienna educates hundreds to thousands of students every year in the following programmes:

Medicine degree programme

Dentistry degree programme

Medical Informatics master's programme

Molecular Precision Medicine master's programme

PhD-programmes (16 different programmes)

Doctoral Programme of Applied Medical Science (10 different programmes)

18 post-graduate university courses

For the clinical practical training there are 84 accredited teaching hospitals and 2 teaching departments.

Degree programme:

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Semesters/Period phases

Semesters-Internship- "Famulatur" hours

ECTS-credits

Master's programme:

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Semesters

Contact hours per semester

ECTS-credits

Doctoral programme:

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Semesters

Contact hours per semester

ECTS-credits

Studying Successfully with a Modern Curriculum

MedUni Vienna has a modern curriculum, which conveys integrated expert knowledge and focuses on teaching in small groups and clinical practice. This way the Medical University of Vienna has developed one of the most modern certified curricula in Europe.

Since its implementation the key data in the area of education have improved significantly. The drop-out rate was reduced from 60% to 13%, the majority of the over 7500 students finish their degree in the prescribed period and the number of those taking part in international mobility programmes increases every year.

Focus on Clinical Practice and Small Groups

The medical curriculum at MedUni Vienna focuses especially on subject integration, problem orientation, method-guided examination, calculation of the training capacity, evaluation and quality assurance. In the first and the second study phase, classes are clearly structured by content and time in thematic blocks. These are accompanied by practical courses or seminars in small groups ("lines") in order to establish a special connection with the clinical instruction

In the courses of the Lines the necessary clinical skills are also taught. Since 2014 the students complete their last year as a Clinical Internship ("KPJ") at accredited teaching hospitals, where they are prepared to enter the profession and to pursue post-graduate training. This is a further step for quality assurance in the Vienna medical curriculum.

Social Skills and Interactive Learning

The topic of "social competence" is already part of the curriculum in the first semester, and innovative projects, such as those using actor patients set priorities in the development of a professional demeanour. E-Learning and interactive learning are two additional pillars of the programmes at MedUni Vienna: A few lectures, seminars and examinations are held with the assistance of a voting technology. This way the comprehension of the presented teaching content can be checked immediately during the lecture.

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Degree Programmes at the Medical University of Vienna | MedUni Vienna

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From the programmes in Medicine and Dentistry to PhD and doctoral programmes to numerous courses - the largest German-speaking medical training facility is located in Vienna.

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Medicine, Dentistry

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The portfolio of the Medical University of Graz is characterized by innovative and practice-oriented education, forward-thinking and excellent research and first-class and personalized patient care. The university follows the biopsychosocial model, which focuses on all aspects of the human being, whose problems arise within a specific environment.

Students in all our programs benefit from early practical experience, seminars and intensive small group instruction. Along with comprehensive expertise, we also value social competence and an ethical attitude. The acquisition of numerous practical skills becomes more intense over the course of the degree program. Our students are able to consolidate medical skills for their later working life at Austria's first clinical skills center-a medical training center.
All Med Uni Graz professional development programs are offered through the Postgraduate School.

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The portfolio of the Medical University of Graz is characterized by innovative and practice-oriented education, forward-thinking and excellent research and first-class and personalized patient care. The university follows the biopsychosocial model, which focuses on all aspects of the human being, whose problems arise within a specific environment.

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English Studies/American Studies - University of Graz

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Business, Engineering, Computer Science

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All bachelor's programmes | Overview bachelor's programmes | BSc University of Twente

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Environmental Sciences

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Wageningen University & Research offers Bachelor of Science programmes in the field of healthy food and living environment. There is a choice of 19 different bachelor's programmes. Six bachelor's programmes are taught in English, you can find them here below.

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Wageningen University & Research offers Bachelor of Science programmes in the field of healthy food and living environment. There is a choice of 19 different bachelor's programmes. Six bachelor's programmes are taught in English, you can find them here below.

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Medicine, Dentistry

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ENGLISH DIVISION

FACULTY OF MEDICINE - 6-YEAR MASTERS DEGREE STUDIES

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY - 5-YEAR MASTERS DEGREE STUDIES

Hilda, medical student at Wroclaw Medical University

Coming to Wroclaw Medical University was a very spontaneous decision. At first I didn't even consider studying abroad, but I thought it would be a good opportunity to travel. Wroclaw and the Medical University Was my first choice, but I also thought about studying in Hungary. I'm very happy about the outcome, because although I came here not knowing anything about the city, I fell in love with it just after a week of living here.

I've always wanted to be a doctor. My mother was a nurse, so I would very often spend time in hospitals with her and I was able to watch the doctors at work, which inspired me to choose this profession. I was a bit anxious at first because everyone told me that studying medicine is going to be very hard, but they were exaggerating. The classes aren't easy of course, but it helps to have the support of my friends and classmates. One of the things that surprised me was that our teachers are really fluent in English - there's absolutely no language barrier between us. Polish on the other hand is very demanding, but we have Polish classes during the first two years of studies. I'm planning to continue learning Polish because having basic language skills can help me communicate with patients.

Studying at Wroclaw Medical University has been a great experience so far. The people are friendly and the city is beautiful - all my friends love coming back here. I also like the studies being very hands-on and practical. The summer internships are also a big plus, especially that we don't have them in Ireland.

Fredrik, dentistry student at Wroclaw Medical University

I came to Wroclaw for the first time in 2016 and the city made a very good impression on me. I decided to study here also thanks to the recommendation of my friend who's been studying here for a long time and really likes the city. Wroclaw wasn't my first choice, because at first I applied to a medical school in Norway, but when I thought about studying in Poland it seemed to be a good fit.

It turned out to be a very good choice - the city is great and I really enjoy the experience of being able to study with people from all over the world. My classmates live close by and we hang out very often. The studies themselves are also very interesting and I can feel that I have finally found a profession to which I'd like to dedicate my life to. I have chosen dentistry over medicine because it's more specific and gives an opportunity to start working immediately after the graduation. In Norway a dentist usually works from 8 am to 4 pm, so it's a very convenient profession which gives you a lot of time for yourself which is also a very big advantage.

I have no problems with classes, the teachers speak very good English. The Polish language is another story though, especially that dentistry students learn it only during their first year. I'd definitely like to know the language better, but I'm afraid there won't be enough time with all of the other classes.

I would recommend studying in Wroclaw, because it's a great city to live in with many opportunities to meet people from other countries and cultures. Studying at Wroclaw Medical University requires being focused and organised, but if you can manage that, you'll have enough time to have fun and explore the city.

There are no entrance exams to Wroclaw Medical University. Recruitment requires submitting results from two subjects:

BIOLOGY

CHEMISTRY or PHYSICS or MATHEMATICS.

The admission is based on an open competition of grades on the high school certificate. All candidates applying for a place in the University are asked to register in Online Registration System (IRK). Link to the System.

During this stage of admission the candidates are required to submit documents such as:

1. High School Diploma with transcript of grades

2. English Language Certificate

3. Copy of passport or another personal ID

4. Application Form - signed by the candidate.

More information

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OFERTA ENGLISH DIVISION – Wroclaw Medical University – Admission

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Hilda, medical student at Wroclaw Medical University

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No. 1 ranked university in Poland - Dentistry, IR, Earth Sciences, Development

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Engineering, Sciences, Computer Science, Business

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Studies at Lodz University of Technology are conducted at 9 main faculties, at the International Faculty of Engineering and at the Papermaking and Printing Centre. The educational offer includes 63 fields of study of practical and academic profile.

Tuition is provided on a full-time and part-time basis. We conduct first-cycle, as well as second-cycle studies awarded with a Master's degree (MSc or MA). Lodz University of Technology offers education in engineering and technical sciences, science and natural sciences, social sciences, agricultural sciences and arts.

TUL also offers a number of courses taught in English:

Advanced Biobased and Bioinspired Materials (First-cycle),

Biomedical Enegineering and Technologies (First-cycle),

Business Studies (First-cycle),

Business, Society and Technology (First-cycle),

Computer Science (First-cycle),

Computer Science and Information Technology (Second-cycle),

Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering (First-cycle),

Energy System in the Built Environment (Second-cycle),

Human - Computer Interaction (Second-cycle),

Industrial Biotechnology (First-cycle),

Industrial Biotechnology (Second-cycle),

Information Technology (First-cycle),

Master in Mechanical Engineering (Second-cycle),

Master of Business Studies (Second-cycle),

Master of Operations Management (Second-cycle),

Mechanical Engineering (First-cycle),

Modelling and Data Science (First-cycle).

and in French:

Within other courses specific specializations are conducted in English:

Specializations such as Bioeconomy and Chemistry of Building Materials are carried out in cooperation with the best universities in the country, such as AGH University of Science and Technology, Gdansk University of Technology or Warsaw University of Technology.

Moreover, at TUL it is possible to study Nanotechnology or Electronics and Telecommunications (second-cycle studies), where the education process is carried out in cooperation with foreign universities (University of Twente, University of Naples Federico II) and graduate with a double diploma.

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Check out a wide educational offer of Lodz University of Technology. Visit the TUL website to read about the fields of study at our university.

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Bachelor's programmes (beginning of October)

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Engineering degrees

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American Studies, Archaeology, English Studies – Linguistics, English Studies – Literature and Culture, European Politics and Economics, Finance, International Investment and Accounting, International Relations, International Studies in Philosophy, Political Science, Social and Public Policy

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Studies conducted in English in the academic year 2024/2025

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International Environment and Development Studies | NMBU

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A unique combination of social science and natural science approaches to the study of international environment and development issues, including an introduction to qualitative and quantitative research methods.

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Business-related degrees

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Our programmes have been developed to reflect that the world of education is becoming increasingly global. They have an international focus and student body.

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Global Development, English, Music

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The reminder will be sent 5 days before deadline for these studies.

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Biology

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The student should

Be able to explain central theories, methods, and research areas in biology, especially within subject areas such as cell biology, genetics, evolution, species knowledge, ecology, and physiology.

Be able to demonstrate an understanding of the principles of evolution and genetics, from Mendelian genetics to modern genomics techniques.

Have insight into the molecular and cellular processes that underlie life, including DNA replication, gene expression, and cell division.

Have knowledge about the diversity of life forms from unicellular organisms to vertebrates, and their ecological adaptations.

Skills
The student should

Be able to use the subject's methods and tools to investigate phenomena and solve practical and theoretical issues both in the laboratory and in the field, and be able to write simple reports from these.

Be able to gather and evaluate information and critically assess primary and secondary information sources.

Be able to use R as a statistical tool for simple data analysis.

General competence
The student should

Be able to acquire and apply new knowledge within biology.

Be able to analyze academic issues and data, and use academic terms and models.

Be able to work independently and in groups.

Be able to communicate biological knowledge to different target groups, both orally and in writing.

Be able to perform professional work in accordance with good health, safety, and environment (HSE) practices.

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Learn about the foundations of life, discover the food chain on the seabed and how climate change affects animals and plants.

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The University of St.Gallen (HSG) offers a unique, integrative course architecture that combines excellent, holistic tuition with support for personal development. Our portfolio includes Bachelor's programmes in Business Administration, Economics, Law, Law and Economics, and International Affairs. In the Autumn Semester 2022, we also introduced an innovative Bachelor's in Computer Science, which combines solid education in the field with a focus on entrepreneurship and digital leadership. Interested in even broader-based undergraduate studies? HSG's selection of additional qualifications makes it even easier to choose where to study for your Bachelor's.

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Study for a Bachelor’s at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) | unisg.ch

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Disciplines of the Faculty of Arts: Ancient Greek, Ancient History, Archaeology, Computer Science for the Humanities, English, French as a Foreign Language, German, History, History and Aesthetics of Film, History of Arts, History of Religions, Italian, Latin, Linguistics, Medieval French, Modern French, Philosophy, Slavic Studies, Spanish, South Asian Languages and Cultures.

Disciplines offered by other units at UNIL: Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Social Sciences, Theological Studies.

Disciplines offered by other universities: Arabic language, Literature and Civilisation, Armenian Language and Literature, Chinese Language, Literature and Civilisation, Egyptology and Coptic, Ethnology, Japanese Language, Literature and Civilisation, Mesopotamian Studies, Modern Greek Language, Literature and Civilisation, Musicology, Prehistoric Archaeology and Anthropology, Prehistoric Archaeology and Ancient Mediterranean Archeology, Rhaeto-Romanic

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Discover all the Bachelors' degree programmes offered at the University of Lausanne.

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International Hospitality Management

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Un accès au Monde et à ses multiples opportunités

Ce programme vous ouvre le champ de tous les possibles

Formez-vous auprès des plus grands experts des mondes du luxe et de l'hospitalité

Développez vos compétences théoriques et pratiques

Bénéficiez de deux expériences professionnelles

Conseillez une entreprise lors de votre projet de fin d'études

Structure du programme

Contenu académique

L'objectif principal de notre Bachelor est de former les leaders de demain des secteurs du luxe et de l'hôtellerie. Cette formation leur permet d'acquérir une vision complète du secteur et d'en maîtriser les codes grâce à la transmission des compétences techniques, le développement de leur intelligence émotionnelle et de leurs soft skills. A l'issue du programme, les étudiants sont en mesure :

- De gérer les parties opérationnelles, administratives et/ou stratégiques d'une entreprise.
- De communiquer et d'interagir dans un environnement international et multiculturel.
- De faire preuve de leadership en toutes circonstances.

Stages professionnels

offres de stage par étudiant en moyenne

visites de recruteurs par an

Durant les semestres 2,5 et 8, bénéficiez de premières expériences professionnelles et plongez au cœur de la vie active. Lors de ces stages de 6 mois, partez à la découverte du monde, approfondissez vos connaissances du secteur et développez votre réseau.

Spécialisations au dernier semestre

Management de Marques de Luxe, Management Événementiel International ou Développement Hôtelier International et Finance, nos spécialisations enrichissent vos connaissances et diversifient vos compétences.

Vous pouvez choisir l'une de ces trois spécialisations :

Management de Marques de Luxe

Développez vos compétences en conception, marketing et management et apprenez à gérer l'image des marques de luxe.

Développement Hôtelier International et Finance

Apprenez à analyser les facteurs clés de la réussite en matière de gestion d'actifs, dans le contexte de projets de développement d'hôtels et de resorts.

Management Événementiel International

Maîtrisez la stratégie, l'organisation et l'implémentation d'événements de tailles diverses dans tous les secteurs.

Arts pratiques

Lors de ce premier semestre, composé de 20 semaines d'immersion à la découverte des arts pratiques, les étudiants acquièrent une vision générale et pratique de l'ensemble des départements opérationnels d'un hôtel ou d'un restaurant et découvrent les attentes des clients en situation réelle.

Informations sur les admissions

Prochaines rentrées
Septembre 2024 & Mars 2025

Age minimum requis
17,5 ans au début du programme.

Scolarité
Vous devez être titulaire d'un diplôme validant vos études secondaires (diplôme IB, Maturité, Abitur, bac français, A-levels, diplôme d'études secondaires ou équivalent).

Processus d'admission
Envoyez votre dossier de candidature avec l'ensemble des pièces demandées à votre conseiller d'orientation. Après revue de votre candidature, il vous demandera de rédiger une évaluation écrite en amont d'un entretien de motivation d'1H30 avec la directrice des admissions.

Niveau d'anglais
Si l'anglais n'est pas votre langue maternelle, ou si vous n'avez pas passé les deux dernières années à étudier dans une école anglophone (anglais comme première langue d'enseignement), veuillez joindre une copie des résultats d'un des tests suivants :

International English Language Test (IELTS) : total de 5,5 (minimum de 5,0 dans chaque sous-catégorie). Seuls les tests passés/délivrés dans un centre IELTS officiel seront acceptés.

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) : IBT 70 et papier 525

First Cambridge Exam : niveau C

Duolingo: min. 110 points dans l'ensemble et min. 100 points dans chaque sous-catégorie

Pour Londres, les détenteurs d'un passeport non européen ou EEA devront se soumettre au test IELTS UKVI : 5,5 au total et 5,5 au minimum dans chaque sous-catégorie.

Remarque : tous les certificats de niveau d'anglais doivent avoir été délivrés dans les douze mois précédant la rentrée scolaire. Glion propose un programme d'anglais hôtelier intensif (IHELP) aux étudiants dont le niveau d'anglais ne répond pas aux critères indiqués ci-dessus. Veuillez nous contacter pour plus d'informations.

Plus d'informations sur l'évaluation linguistique en anglais.

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Bachelor en Management Hôtelier International

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Programme d'enseignement théorique et pratique de 3,5 ans préparant efficacement à une carrière en management hôtelier international. Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant.

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Hospitality Management

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EHL Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne | Ecole suisse de management hôtelier

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Sciences and humanities

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Science and Engineering courses - similar to prépa but with greater focus on your scientific discipline

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Un cursus Bachelor représente en règle générale trois ans d'études, soit 180 crédits ECTS. Le cursus se compose d'une première année dite propédeutique, puis d'un cycle plus spécifique de deux ans. La possibilité d'effectuer un échange international d'une année est offerte lors de la troisième année du programme.

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Liberal Arts and Sciences

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Amsterdam University College - University of Amsterdam

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Amsterdam University College - Amsterdam University College

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Amsterdam University College (AUC) offers a liberal arts and sciences programme, leading to a joint Bachelor (Honours) degree from the University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. AUC is based on the American liberal arts and sciences model, with the students living and studying together on an international campus located in Amsterdam Science Park.

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UBC | Undergraduate Programs and Admissions

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UBC Programs | UBC Undergraduate Programs and Admissions

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Search from hundreds of UBC's cutting-edge programs spanning the arts, sciences, business, and more. Find your program of choice, or discover something new.

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English/French Law

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Collège international de droit de la Sorbonne

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Le parcours franco-anglais du Collège international de droit de la Sorbonne

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Grades

A*AA

Subjects

French required.

GCSEs

English Language and Mathematics at grade B or 6.

Contextual offer information

Grades

BBB more about contextual offers

Subjects

French required.

GCSEs

English Language and Mathematics at grade C or 5.

Points

39

Subjects

A total of 19 points in three higher level subjects including French at grade 6, with no higher level score below 5.

Contextual offer

Points

32 more about contextual offers

Subjects

A total of 15 points achieved in three higher level subjects, including French, with no higher level score below 5.

UK applicants qualifications

For entry requirements with other UK qualifications accepted by UCL, choose your qualification from the list below:

Equivalent qualification

International applications

Country-specific information, including details of when UCL representatives are visiting your part of the world, can be obtained from the International Students website.

*Should you experience any issues with the drop-down below, try de-selecting the country and re-selecting it. If this doesn't work, then you may refer to this page which may help you find the same equivalencies - check the A level grades and subject requirements in the A levels tab beforehand. Please note the table is indicative only, revisiting when the dropdown is working to confirm is recommended.

Access and widening participation

UCL is committed to widening access to higher education. If you are eligible for Access UCL you do not need to do anything in addition to the standard UCAS application. Your application will be automatically flagged when we receive it.

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Information about the evidence required, acceptable qualifications and test providers can be found on our English language requirements page.

A variety of English language programmes are offered at the UCL Centre for Languages & International Education.

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Our vision is of a faculty which provides a diverse, inclusive and deeply non-discriminatory home for both staff and students - competitive as well as caring to achieve excellence and to allow all its members to flourish.

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International fee is the same as UK fee at this university!

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4 years

This four-year bilingual course is a collaboration with the University of Strasbourg. You will graduate with two law degrees: an LLB studied at Leicester and the Maîtrise de Droit "Droits Français et Anglaise" from Strasbourg. Studying for two years in France permits you to gain a specialisation in private, corporate, or public European law at maîtrise level.

This four-year bilingual course is a collaboration with the University of Strasbourg. You will graduate with two law degrees: an LLB studied at Leicester and the Maîtrise de Droit "Droits Français et Anglaise" from Strasbourg. Studying for two years in France permits you to gain a specialisation in private, corporate, or public European law at maîtrise level.

Course information

UK fee £9,250

20th in the UK for Law (Guardian 2024)

Course description

Course description

Our well-established course is designed for bilingual students and is run jointly by the University of Leicester and the University of Strasbourg.

The first two years of your course is spent here in Leicester, leading to the award of the LLB degree (conferred at the end of your time in Strasbourg). You then move to the Université de Strasbourg for a further two years. Successful completion of the programme there culminates in the award of a Maîtrise de Droit with the designation 'Droits Français et Anglais'. You will also gain a specialisation in private, corporate, or public European law.

Your transition to study in Strasbourg is supported by a non-examined bespoke French law conversion module and you have access to optional additional courses with Languages at Leicester (for French) or the English Language Teaching Unit (for English). During the 3rd and final year of the degree in France, you will pay French university course fees.

When you graduate you will be awarded with two qualifying law degrees: LLB and Maîtrise. These qualifications will reflect your competence in English, French, and European law. The Maîtrise is similar to the LLB in that it qualifies you for the professional examinations in France.

Strasbourg is the home of European integration. You will study within walking distance of the World Heritage Site of the Grande Île, the official seat of the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights.

Your bilingualism and proficiency in multiple legal systems will make you a perfect candidate for employment within European governmental bodies. As many leading law firms have branches in other countries or undertake cross-border work, and Strasbourg is the host of many international organisations of the highest order, this course will give you a distinct competitive advantage when beginning your legal career.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

No LNAT required - Unlike some universities, at Leicester we do not require you to have taken the National Admissions Test for Law. We are not convinced that LNAT scores provide any information we cannot get from your exam grades and school report.

A-levels: AAA-AAB including French. General Studies accepted.

GCSE: English language at Grade C/4 or above.

International Baccalaureate: Pass Diploma with 36-34 points including 6 in Higher Level French. Plus grade 4 in SL English if not held at GCSE.

French Baccalaureate: 15 overall with at least 14 in English

French International Option Baccalaureate: 14 overall with at least 12 in English.

Other national and international qualifications considered. If you do not meet the entry requirements for this course, you can apply for the International Foundation Year - Society and Culture run by the Global Study Centre. The GSC provides academic support to help you progress to your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Leicester.

Second year entry is not permitted.

Selection Process

When considering your application, we will look for evidence that you will be able to fulfil the objectives of the course and achieve the standards required. We will take into account a range of factors including previous exam results.

You will be required to complete an interview for this course. You will be assessed for language capabilities, engagement with current affairs and critical thought as well as your passion for the subject of law.

If you receive an offer you will be invited to visit the Leicester Law School. Applications are also accepted through the University of Strasbourg, with interviews taking place later in the year.

English Language Requirements

IELTS 6.5 including 6.0 in writing (or equivalent). If your first language is not English, you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability. If you do not yet meet our requirements, our English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) offers a range of courses to help you to improve your English to the necessary standard.

International Qualifications

Find your country in this list to check equivalent qualifications, scholarships and additional requirements.

Countries list

Fees and funding

Fees and funding

UK Students

Starting in 2024

Years 1 and 2 (Leicester): £9,250 in your first year. The tuition fee you pay may increase annually in line with inflation and is subject to government regulations.

Years 3 and 4 (Strasbourg): Please see the University of Strasbourg site for details of their fees.

Find out more about scholarships and funding.

International Students

Starting in 2024

If you are resident outside the UK and the Republic of Ireland, you will need to pay a deposit of £3,000 to secure your place. This will be subtracted from your total tuition fee.

From 2022 onwards, EU nationals will pay the International fee. If you are an EU national with settled or pre-settled status under the EU settlement scheme, you may qualify for the UK fee (subject to criteria).

Find out more about scholarships and funding.

Find out more about our international community at Leicester Law School.

Careers and employability

Careers and employability

Whether you're looking for a career in law or are not yet sure where your degree will take you, our dedicated team of Careers Tutors are here to help. With a huge array opportunities to take part in, you'll discover the range of paths available and find the one that's right for you. Along, the way, you'll develop a portfolio of professional skills and also learn what employers are looking for in applications and job interviews.

Some of the careers initiatives within the School include:

Pro bono projects: Our student-led Pro Bono Group offers hundreds of volunteer roles across an extensive range of projects. Advise real clients in our Legal Advice Clinic or at the courts in Leicester, managing your own case load. Help a local or global community or be part of something really different and carry out research to support vulnerable people on death row in the USA - we're one of only two universities doing this. As the projects are student-managed and supported by professionals and experts, you could even be the next leader of a new project.

Legal competitions: The Leicester University Law Society organise mooting, debating, client interviewing, negotiation and mediation competitions for you to develop key transferable skills. For aspiring barristers, we have a brand-new dedicated moot court room and grand debating chamber, in which you can compete in national and international mooting competitions.

Guaranteed Entry Scheme for progression to the professional training courses for solicitors with the University of Law and a programme of support for the bar course interview from the University of Law and other leading providers of the bar course.

Networking events: With strong links to local, regional and national law firms, we'll help you to get your foot in the door. Make connections at our annual law fair which attracts over 40 top law firms (including magic circle firms) and through our meet-and-greet sessions with successful graduates.

Workshops: Applying for jobs is a skill in itself and we'll help you to succeed with tailored workshops on CV-writing, applications, psychometric tests, interviews and assessment centre techniques.

Vacancy alerts and weekly newsletters to help you find vacation placements, work experience and a job after graduation.

Commercial awareness programme run by the Leicester University Law Society ensuring you know what employers and clients really need from you.

Practice-focused assessments: We'll teach you how to draft a letter to a client in your first year - an essential skill for any solicitor. You can take this further in practice-based optional modules.

Our courses satisfy the entry requirements for the professional courses to prepare you to qualify as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales and permit exemptions from the legal executive qualification. Applicants wishing to become lawyers outside of England and Wales should consult the appropriate country's legal statutory body to check the requirements. Leicester Law School LLB degrees are recognised by the Legal Practice Qualifications Board of Malaysia and are qualifying degrees for Canada.

For more information about professional qualification, consult:

Graduate destinations

Graduates from our Law degrees have gone on to work for a wide range of employers including:

DLA Piper

Freeths LLP

Grant Thornton LLP

Home Office

Sharkespeare Martineau LLP

Rolls-Royce

After graduating from Leicester Law School, Michael went on to work at Slaughter & May, a member of the prestigious Magic Circle of law firms.

Career Development Service

Get career-ready at Leicester with guidance from our award-winning Career Development Service. We're here to give you a lifetime offer of support, even after graduation. Our team of specialist careers advisers and mentors will help you every step of the way. From supporting you with CVs and interviews, to volunteering opportunities and placements, we're here to help you reach your professional goals.

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Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE)

Qualifying as a solicitor is now very flexible and there are several different routes you can take. We're here to support you in gaining the right experience for whichever route you choose. Find out more about:

How the Leicester Law School LLB degrees prepare you for the SQE

Information about Stages 1 and 2 of the SQE

How we can help you in getting Qualifying Work Experience

How graduates from Leicester Law School benefit from partnerships with the University of Law, BPP and Barbri who operate guaranteed entry schemes, discounts and scholarships created for Leicester graduates

How you can fund your SQE Preparation Course

How the team of specialist careers tutors will support you to make the right decision for you and your future

More about the Solicitors Qualifying Exam and the support at Leicester

Year 1

Year 1

In your first year, you will study the fundamentals of the English legal system and begin to develop your legal skills, learning how to think critically about the way the law operates. You will also study the three fundamental areas of contract, tort and constitutional and administrative law. You will be introduced to the fundamentals of the English legal system, including the development of laws, approaches to interpreting the law and the structure of the courts. You will learn how to think critically about the way the law operates, solve legal problems and develop an understanding of working in the legal profession. You will consider the role that law plays in resolving disputes, upholding justice and regulating society.

Modules
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Year 2

Year 2

In your second year, you will build on your knowledge by studying the four remaining foundation subjects, and we will support you with your forthcoming transition to studying French law at the University of Strasbourg. You will consider the laws which regulate ownership and use of land, criminal behaviour, the protection of assets held for others and the role that European Union law continues to play.

Modules
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Year 3

Year 3

You will spend your third year at the University of Strasbourg and take one core module:

You will then have the option to choose modules in different areas of French law which interest you. Some of these include:

Droit administratif

Droit des sociétés

Droit des biens

Droit de la responsabilité administratif

Economie Politique

Philosophie du droit

Droit international public général

Procédure pénale

Libertés publiques

Relations individuelles du travail

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years. Visit the University of Strasbourg course site for details.
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Year 4

Year 4

You will continue your fourth year studies at the University of Strasbourg, where you will undertake Maîtrise examinations with the option of specialising in different areas. These include:

Droit

Droit de l'environnement

Droit des affaires

Droit des libertés

Droit du patrimoine

Droit européen

Droit international

Droit notarial

Droit pénal et sciences criminelles

Droit privé

Droit public

Droit social

Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years. Visit the University of Strasbourg course site for details.
Modules shown represent choices available to current students. The range of modules available and the content of any individual module may change in future years.

Why Leicester?

Law at Leicester

Always accessible and willing to help, Lucie's tutors were a valuable part of her degree.

Gain practical skills through our award-winning Pro Bono Society, which offers hundreds of volunteer roles across an extensive range of free legal advice and support projects. Working alongside legal professionals, you can advise real clients and support the local community. The projects support local and global communities, including investigations of miscarriage of justice in the UK and for prisoners on death row in the USA.

We have a strong reputation within the legal profession and our annual Law Fair attracts leading employers - all five Magic Circle firms have visited Leicester to recruit our students. The full range of legal employers visit Leicester to recruit students from the Law School.

Teaching and learning

Teaching is delivered in two main styles: lectures and small group tutorials. With two lectures in each module per week and a tutorial once a fortnight, you will have approximately 12 contact hours each week.

Lectures provide you with the framework for each subject, whereas your tutorials are an opportunity for you to engage with the subjects in more depth. Tutorials test your understanding by planning how to advice a client or critically discussing pre-set problems amongst a group of students led by a member of academic staff. In a small group of around only eight to twelve students, you can really have your opinion heard and ask questions to make sure you've fully understood the topic. Through this personalised experience, you'll receive more individual support with your learning, as well as learn how to confidently articulate your arguments. Some optional modules include seminar-style teaching with larger groups of around 15 students, particularly where group work helps replicate the experience of working in teams.

We use web-based and electronic course materials to supplement traditional teaching methods and support student learning. There is easy access to computers in the David Wilson Library next to the Law School and quiet study space in the historic Harry Peach Law Library. You will be able to access information about your courses and tutorials electronically.

Assessment methods include assessed essays/coursework, exams and multiple choice question papers. Professional legal writing - for example, writing a letter of advice or opinion addressed to a client or a briefing for a supervising solicitor or pupil-master - is also built into our curriculum. You will start developing these practical skills from your very first year with us.

Independent learning

When not attending lectures, seminars or other timetabled sessions you will be expected to continue learning independently through self-study. Typically, this will involve reading journal articles and books, working on individual and group projects, undertaking research in the library, preparing coursework assignments and presentations, and preparing for exams. To help with your independent learning, you can access the Library and our social study spaces in halls of residence.

In your third and final years you will have access to the resources of the University of Strasbourg.

Your contact hours will depend on the option modules you select. You can see details of the contact hours on individual module pages.

Academic support

Our Centre for Academic Achievement provides help in the following areas:

study and exam skills

academic writing

presentations

dissertations

numerical data skills

referencing sources

Leicester Law School is made up of a vibrant international community of academics, many with leading reputations in their field. We have expertise in a broad range of areas across the legal spectrum, which offers you access to a wide variety of optional modules. We strongly believe in research-led teaching, which allows our modules to draw on the latest thinking and cutting-edge developments. You can learn more about our supportive community of experts and professionals by visiting our staff profiles.

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Course

Qualification

Duration

UCAS Code

Availability

Course English and French Law

Qualification LLB Maitrise

Duration 4 years full-time

UCAS Code M120

Availability How to apply

Really enjoy the fact that your learning is supported by small sized tutorial groups, which allow you to take part in intense discussions and ensure you understand all areas of the law.

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English and French Law LLB, Maîtrise | University of Leicester

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Study English and French Law and graduate with a qualifying LLB and a Maîtrise en droit. This billingual course is run jointly by the University of Leicester and the University of Strasbourg.

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At Birmingham Law School the staff who teach you are frequent participants in legal debates and contribute regularly to the policy-making process. You will draw on their vast expertise to acquire essential skills that are highly valued in the competitive employment sector, from creativity and independence to team-working, goal-setting and problem-solving.

Critical enquiry, debate and self-motivation, which we call enquiry-based learning, is central to learning and teaching here. This places you at the centre of your own learning process so that you learn through engagement and ownership and not simply by listening.

Respondents to the National Student Survey have acknowledged the enthusiasm of our staff and their ability to explain things clearly and make material intellectually stimulating. We encourage all our students to challenge us and draw their own conclusions.

What you can expect...

Throughout your Law degree you can expect about 13 hours of contact time per week made up of approximately ten hours of lectures and three hours of seminars.

Lectures

Lectures are an important method of teaching used in the School, intended to provide a structured framework for learning and dispensing essential knowledge. They won't tell you all you need to know, but they should help you to navigate the reading you're expected to undertake to pursue your studies effectively.

Seminars

Seminars are smaller group classes, which involve the development and testing of ideas in discussion, with a high degree of student input.

Providing a forum for discussion and exchange of ideas, in all seminars you are expected to be prepared and to participate. This is tremendously important at university level and will help you to clarify and extend your understanding of the topics you are studying, as well as develop confidence in expressing yourself orally.

Seminars in Law also provide an opportunity to learn the difficult but vital skill of applying the law to factual situations. This is assessed in exams through 'problem questions'. For some seminars you will be given the facts of problem questions in advance, and you devote time to working out your own answers beforehand, then testing those answers in argument during the seminar.

Teaching staff

Students at the University of Birmingham are taught by a mixture of professors, senior lecturers, lecturers and doctoral researchers, thereby receiving a rich diversity of academic knowledge and experience. Many of our teaching staff have published important works about their areas of expertise, whilst others have taught at international institutions and can offer unique perspectives of their subjects.

You can find out more about the members of staff (including their qualifications, publication history and specific areas of interest) in their academic profiles linked below.

Contact Hours

All Birmingham degrees are set within a credit framework designed to measure your academic achievements. We expect all students to accumulate 120 credits in each full year of study which is equivalent to 40 hours of learning a week. Learning is considered to include contact learning (lectures and seminars), private study, revision and assessment.

For this programme, those 40 hours are estimated to be broken down and split into lectures, seminars and other guided teaching opportunities and independent study. This is a general rule across the entire academic year and may change week by week.

Year 1: 20% Lectures, Seminars or similar, 80% Independent study
Year 2: 20% Lectures, Seminars or similar, 80% Independent study
Year 3: 100% Time on placement

Year 4: 20% Lectures, Seminars or similar, 80% Independent study

Assessment Methods

Birmingham Law School uses a variety of methods to assess student performance, this includes exams, essays and dissertations. At the beginning of each module, you'll be given information on how and when you'll be assessed for that particular programme of study.

Examinations take place at the end of each semester and exam-based modules are typically assessed by a 2 or 3-hour exam.

Essays vary in length (1000-4000 words) depending on whether the essay is only part of the assessment for the subject or whether the subject is assessed 100% by essay.

The dissertation is an optional module in the final year of the LLB which is an individual research project into a specific topic which varies in length (up to 10,000 words).

Studying at degree-level is likely to be very different from your previous experience of learning and teaching. You will be expected to think, discuss and engage critically with the subject and find things out for yourself. We will enable you to make this transition to a new style of learning, and the way that you are assessed during your studies will help you develop the essential skills you need to make a success of your time at Birmingham.

Feedback

Developing skills and enhancing academic performance is a key part of a university education and the Law School provide feedback on your work throughout your degree.

You'll receive feedback on each assessment within four weeks, so that you can learn from and build on what you have done

Individual feedback on academic performance is provided during progress review meetings with your personal tutor throughout the year.

All academic members of staff will have office hours during which you can see them without prior appointment and speak to them on a 1-1 basis to discuss feedback or other academic support you may require.

Legal Skills Academic Support (LSAS)

In addition to the feedback you will receive from academic staff, our Legal Skills Academic Support team will help you to develop skills which are crucial to legal study. We run daily drop-in sessions and weekly workshops open to all undergraduate Law students. Workshops include:

How to prepare for seminars and lectures

How to answer essay and problem questions

How to read cases and articles

How to learn from feedback and tackling common mistakes

How to manage your time effectively

How to prepare for exams

Student support

You will have access to a comprehensive support system to help you make the transition to higher education when you start at Birmingham:

Personal tutors - You will be assigned your own personal tutor who will get to know you as you progress through your studies. They will provide academic support and advice to enable you to make the most of your time here at Birmingham.

Wellbeing Officers - Alongside your personal tutor, you will also have access to dedicated wellbeing officers who provide professional support, advice and guidance to students across a range of issues. They can meet with you to discuss extensions, disabilities, reasonable adjustments, extenuating circumstances, or talk through any problems you might be experiencing, and help you access wider support on campus and beyond if you need it.

Our Student Experience Team will help you get the most out of your academic experience. They offer research opportunities, study skills support, and help you prepare for your post-university career. They also organise social events, such as field trips, to help you meet fellow students from your course.

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Course details for prospective students on our LLB Law with French Law undergraduate degree programme at the University of Birmingham. Ucas code - MR11.

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Overview

You will spend your first three years in Exeter and your final year at the University of Rennes I

Provides students with the foundation to pursue a professional legal career in both the UK and France

You'll study French law as a foundation course during your three years in Exeter which is taught and assessed in French

Your modules in French law will be taught by highly qualified French lawyers in the relevant language

Accreditation

Our LLB programmes provide an excellent start to a legal career if that is your goal, equipping you with the knowledge and skills that will support you towards the next steps to professional legal qualification. This includes the 'foundations of legal knowledge' subjects required for the academic stage of qualification as a barrister. If you plan to qualify as a solicitor or barrister, after you graduate you will need to comply with the further training and other requirements of the Solicitors Regulation Authority or the Bar Standards Board, or the relevant regulatory body in the country in which you intend to practice.

Although challenging in the sense that I am not a native French speaker, the course has been able to accommodate both native speakers and those who have learned the language throughout secondary school, much like myself.

My experience on the course is an extremely positive one, as having the opportunity to obtain an English law degree as well as the French law Master 1 within such a compressed time is an amazing opportunity. Additionally, immersing myself in French culture and being among native speakers throughout my fourth year of study promises to be an excellent experience.

Read more from Sammy

Sammy

LLB English Law and French Law/Master 1

Entry requirements (typical offer)

Qualification

Typical offer

Required subjects

Contextual Offer

A-Level: AAB-ABB
IB: 34/665-32/655
BTEC: DDD-DDM

Specific subject requirements must still be achieved where stated above. Find out more about contextual offers.

Other accepted qualifications

View other accepted qualifications

English language requirements

International students need to show they have the required level of English language to study this course. The required test scores for this course fall under Profile B2. Please visit our English language requirements page to view the required test scores and equivalencies from your country.

NB General Studies is not included in any offer.

Grades advertised on each programme webpage are the typical level at which our offers are made and provide information on any specific subjects an applicant will need to have studied in order to be considered for a place on the programme. However, if we receive a large number of applications for the programme we may not be able to make an offer to all those who are predicted to achieve/have achieved grades which are in line with our typical offer. For more information on how applications are assessed and when decisions are released, please see: After you apply

Course content

Programme curriculum currently under review.

The modules we outline here provide examples of what you can expect to learn on this degree course based on recent academic teaching. The precise modules available to you in future years may vary depending on staff availability and research interests, new topics of study, timetabling and student demand.

You will take modules adding up to 120 credits each year. You will combine modules on English law with modules in French law.

Full module descriptions

For full module descriptions please visit the Law website. Please note programme curriculum currently under review.
The modules we outline here provide examples of what you can expect to learn on this degree course based on recent academic teaching. The precise modules available to you in future years may vary depending on staff availability and research interests, new topics of study, timetabling and student demand.

Fees

Tuition fees for 2024 entry

UK students: £9,250 per year
International students: £23,700 per year

Scholarships

The University of Exeter has many different scholarships available to support your education, including £5 million in scholarships for international students, such as our Global Excellence Scholarships*. Financial support is also available for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, lower income households and other under-represented groups to help them access, succeed and progress through higher education.
* Terms and conditions apply. See online for details. Find out more about tuition fees and scholarships

Learning and teaching

How will I learn?

We place an emphasis on the development of legal skills and elements of legal research, problem analysis, teamwork, legal writing and reasoning.

You will usually have between 12-16 hours of lectures, workshops or seminars each week and be expected to spend around 30 hours in private study. You'll also be encouraged to discuss aspects of modules with lecturers during fixed consultation times.

You will learn through a variety of teaching and learning opportunities including interactive seminars, workshops and lectures, and independent and guided study.

How will I be assessed?

You will be assessed in a variety of ways, for example:

essay or assignment

examination with open notes or other materials

examination with unannotated statute books

dissertation

oral presentations

Assessment methods will vary by module. All students receive written feedback on their coursework assignments and tutors are available to discuss additional feedback on assignments and exams with students as requested.

Legal Assistance Programme

Our  Legal Assistance Programme  offers a range of pro bono opportunities to provide valuable career experience. These include the Community Law Clinic, where you can help members of the public gain legal advice and information; the Stop Abuse for Everyone charity, providing support and mediation for victims of abuse; the Student Appeals Project which investigates cases subject to appeal; and the Judicial Shadowing Programme, where you can 'play judge.'

Mooting

Exeter enjoys an international reputation for mooting and our students have been successful in competitions all over the world. Mooting provides you with the opportunity to practise your advocacy skills in a simulated court environment. You'll receive coaching from staff and present your arguments before volunteer judges in a purpose-built moot court. Our Student Negotiation Society also sends teams to the National Negotiation Competition.

Optional modules outside of this course

Each year, if you have optional modules available, you can take up to 30 credits in a subject outside of your course. This can increase your employability and widen your intellectual horizons.

Proficiency in a second subject

If you complete 60 credits of modules in one of the subjects below, you may have the words 'with proficiency in [e.g. Social Data Science]' added to your degree title when you graduate.

A Foreign Language

Law

Social Data Science

Entrepreneurship

Leadership

Find out more about proficiency options

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I am planning to work in institutional relations and regulatory affairs for companies acting in space. This summer, I was selected for a two-month internship at SES, a satellite company. My background in European law and my English and French legal expertise are particularly valuable and helpful in completing this internship.

I was also selected for a summer course organised by the European Centre for Space Law taking place in September and I will also be attending a 3-day conference in Istanbul organized by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. Overall, I feel that this double degree gave me the opportunity to find and pursue my career goal and allowed me to strive for excellence.

Read more from Lucie, graduated in July 2019

Lucie, graduated in July 2019

LLB in English Law and French Law/Master 1 (Maîtrise en Droit)

Your future

We have an excellent relationship with members of the legal profession who are in regular contact with students  through activities such as workshops, skills sessions, mooting, networking, internships, shadowing and mentoring.

Students also benefit from our strong links with alumni all over the world. Many of our alumni are in senior positions and include:

His Hon Judge Phillip Waller CBE

Steve Edge, Partner - Slaughter and May

Fiona Shackleton, Partner - Payne Hicks Beach

Dato Ambiga Sreenevasan - President of the Malaysian Bar Council

Sarah Turvill - Chairman of Willis International Ltd

Career paths

Many graduates go on to further study in the law and then enter a training contract with a firm of solicitors or a pupillage in a barrister's chambers.  A law degree also provides a range of skills which are sought by other sectors such as business, finance and administration.

Example destinations* of some of our recent graduates:

Occupations

Law firms

Other employees

Trainee Solicitor

Paralegal

Legal Team Trainee

Juriste (lawyer)

Management Consultant

Investment Consultant

Business Start-up Coordinator

Compliance Analyst

Probation Officer

Trainee Accountant

HR Assistant

Marketing Assistant

Global Compliance Business

Management Assistant

Allen & Overy

Freshfields  Bruckhaus
Derringer

Michelmores

Thomas Eggar LLP

Macfarlanes

Peer and Co

Bond Pearce

Collection Attorneys Europe

Maurant Ozannes

Nabarro

Dundas and Wilson

Reynolds Porter

Chamberlain

Michael Page International

British Red Cross

Axiom Legal

Microsoft

Babcock International Group

Barclays Bank PLC

Alliance Insurance PLC

Royal Bank of Canada

German Banking Federation

EDF Energy

UNICEF

*This information has been taken from the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) Surveys 14/15, 15/16, and 16/17. Please note that, due to data protection, the job titles and organisations are listed independently and do not necessarily correspond.

Further study

Examples of further study followed by our graduates:

Bar Vocational Course, Inns of Court School of Law

Legal Practice Course, College of Law

LLM, University of Cambridge

BCL, University of Oxford

LLM International Commercial Law, University of Exeter

LLM International Relations and Diplomacy, Leiden University, The Netherlands

LLM, University of Southern California

MA European Community Law, College of Europe, Bruges

Extracurricular programme

Our Legal Assistance Programme offers a range of pro bono opportunities to provide valuable career experience. These include the Community Law Clinic, the Stop Abuse for Everyone charity, the Student Appeals Project and Judicial Shadowing.

Exeter enjoys an international reputation for mooting and our students have been successful in competitions all over the world. Mooting provides you with the opportunity to practise your advocacy skills in a simulated court environment. You'll receive coaching from staff and present your arguments before volunteer judges in a purpose-built moot court. Our Student Negotiation Society also sends teams to the National Negotiation Competition.

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