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FoundationCampus Master’s Foundation Certificate*
International Masters Foundation programme
Location
Southwark
Duration
1, 2 or 3 term (full-time)
Mode of study
Full-time
Start date
September 2009
January 2010
April 2010
Number of places
50
How to apply
Direct to London South Bank FoundationCampus
www.foundationcampus.com
Direct to LSBU
LSBU code
Full-time: 2300
Part-time: 2301
Course contact
Peter Mclaughlin, Centre Head
Pmclaughlin@ceg-uk.com 020 7815 7045
Betty Dagistan, Admissions
bdagistan@ceg-uk.com 020 7815 7032
Course units
Sept 2009 or Jan 2010
3 terms
Term 1:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Business
– Introduction to UK study and ICT
Term 2:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Business
– Research Methods, Data Analysis and Project Planning
Term 3:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Business
– Research Project
Jan 2010 or Apr 2010
2 terms
Term 1:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Business
– Introduction to UK study
– Data Analysis and Project Planning and ICT
Term 2:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Business
– Research Project.
Apr 2010
1 term
Term 1:
– English for Academic Purposes
– Introduction to UK study
– Research Methods
– Data Analysis and Project Planning
– ICT
– Guest Lectures
*as issued by FoundationCampus
Course description
The International Masters Foundation programme is designed for international students who have graduated with a good degree in their own country, and who wish to pursue postgraduate studies in the UK using the global language of English, but are not yet qualified for direct entry to one of LSBU’s wide range of postgraduate degrees in Business, Economics, Finance and Management.
How long is the course?
The course length depends on your level of English, your diploma or degree qualification and any relevant work experience.
Teaching methods
The course is delivered using the following modes: classroom lessons, lectures, workshops, seminars and tutorials, group work, debating and self study
Assessment
Coursework, essays, reports and other structured assignments, oral examinations and unseen written tests and examinations. English language ability is assessed by means of full and regular mock IELTS assessments, with a full IELTS exam towards the end of the course.
Further study
On successful completion of the International Masters Foundation Programme you’ll be eligible for entry to a relevant MA/MSc degree at LSBU.
Typical background of applicant
The FoundationCampus Masters Foundation Programme is for international students who have graduated with a good degree in their own country, and who wish to pursue postgraduate studies in the UK using the global language of English.
Additional notes
FoundationCampus programmes are run in partnership between LSBU and the Cambridge Education Group. Please see our website for more information and entry requirements to our programmes:
www.foundationcampus.com
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