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programmes
University
pathway
University Foundation
& Master’s Preparation
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2021
Student journey
What are you interested in? 4
Choose your ideal pathway 5
Where will you progress? 6
Our partner universities 7
Our programmes
Business 9
Science & engineering 10
Humanities 11
Law 12
Agricultural science 13
I loved the school, the Master’s preparation 14
atmosphere, how professional it is. Select your modules 15
My course prepared me to study Your school
and work in a very international Bell Cambridge 22
and diverse environment. I would
recommend Bell to anyone!
SANDRO, ITALY
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Not just another Class of 2019/20:
90% of students received
offers from top 30
English language school universities in the UK
All students passed their
We are a leading language school and education provider in the UK Foundation programme and
- delivering unforgettable learning experiences that transform lives. received university offers
Here are just a few reasons why we are confident that Bell is the
right school for you: All students achieved an
IELTS score above 5.5
Track record Guaranteed On-campus Personal advice
of success progression residences & support
Bell was the perfect
step before my
65 years of
experience
Diverse
nationality mix
Teaching
expertise
University
connections Master’s because I
feel more prepared
and confident. It
Learn the
Bell Way
Beautiful
location
Free excursions
and day trips
Profits support
the Foundation
was one of the best
choices I made in
my life.
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interested in? You may prefer to discuss your needs with one of our education advisors,
so that we can consider the specific needs and goals of a student in order
to make a recommendation.
Contact us online and we can arrange a private appointment.
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foundation – of subject knowledge, language confidence and academic
skills – that will maximise your potential for success at university.
Business Science, technology Law, policy or Culture, society Be a specialist or
or economics or engineering legal justice or humanities expert in my field
Prepare for an undergraduate Gain the subject knowledge, Develop your knowledge of the Human culture offers rich Expertise matters and studying at
degree in business, management practical laboratory skills and law and justice system. Strengthen possibilities for study - like media, postgraduate level allows you to
or economics by developing understanding of scientific your analytical and research skills sociology, politics, criminology, do the extraordinary - become a
your knowledge of fundamental principles and terminology to start to support your learning and psychology, international relations. specialist. Develop your advanced
theories and practice that have your degree with full confidence, future as a lawyer, attorney or Gain critical skills for success at academic skills and language
shaped the business world. know-how and direction. changemaker in other industries. university in your chosen field. fluency to help you succeed.
Science & engineering Master’s preparation
Business Foundation Law Foundation Humanities Foundation
Foundation programme
Agricultural science
Foundation
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Choose your
ideal pathway
You have the flexibility to start your
university pathway at various stages during
the academic year. Find the right fit for you.
Extended
Academic
Pathway Termly
progression Fast track UK university
June Sept Jan Apr June Sept
University Foundation University Foundation University Foundation Master’s preparation
Extended Academic Fast-track 1 - 3 terms
This four-term course allows you to spend Gain a comprehensive introduction to Our business fast-track programme is This programme is suitable for students
a term exploring the UK and focusing on academic study in English, preparing you for suitable for students with a higher level of with a higher level of English and is ideal
improving your core English language skills every aspect of university life and giving you English and studies in a country with an for those aspiring to study a postgraduate
before you study subjects from September. plenty of time to explore university options. academic year that ends after September. research degree at university.
Course components Course components Course components Course components
Weekly hours (first term only) Weekly hours Weekly hours Weekly hours
English and Academic English Subject Modules 1, 2, 3 Subject Modules 1, 2, 3 Academic language
15 hours 9 hours 13.5 hours development
Academic skills Academic skills 7.5 hours
IELTS preparation
4.5 hours module module Study skills
9 hours 10.5 hours 6 hours
Study skills
1.5 hours Learning support Learning support Exam preparation
3 hours 1.5 hours 4.5 hours
Learning support
3 hours
Where will you
Universities outside of the UK:
St. Louis Brussels
IHECS, Brussels
North East
Universita di Roma
The University of Hull
progress?
University in São Paulo, Brazil
Northumbria University
Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium
University of Sunderland
European School of Economics, Milan, Italy
CLICK MAP TO VIEW University College Maastricht (UCM),
FULL LIST OF The Netherlands
UNIVERSITIES
Our students progress to top universities for European University Rotterdam (EUR),
their chosen subject. The Netherlands
IE Business School, IE University Madrid, Spain
Last year, all our Foundation students passed Queen’s
Newcastle University
their programme† and 86% received offers University Belfast
from top 30 universities in the UK* Lancaster University
University of York
North West East
University of Leeds
University of Chester Anglia Ruskin University
University of Liverpool
Map key University of Huddersfield
University of Manchester
University of Bedfordshire
Liverpool Hope University The University of Sheffield University of Northampton
Russell Group University Liverpool John Moores
University of Derby
University of Nottingham
University (LJMU)
Top 30 UK University* University of Lincoln
Loughborough University
Wales University of Birmingham
Russell Group & Top 30 UK University Bangor University
Cardiff Metropolitan University University of East Anglia
* Based on the Guardian University Guide 2019
† Minimum pass grade of 40%, a score of 5.5 or
above in each component of the IELTS test and Central England Queen Mary
an attendance record of at least 90%. Aston University, Birmingham Swansea University
University of London
University College, Birmingham
West University of Surrey
London
Coventry University
Bath Spa University City, University of London
De Montfort University University of Portsmouth
ESCP Europe
University of Leicester
QUICK TIP University of Exeter University of University of Sussex
Hult International Business School
Choosing a university Southampton Kingston University
The University of Law
(inc. De Broc School of Business)
Choosing your university is a big decision. Our dedicated South South East Royal Holloway, University of London
Higher Education Advisory offers 1-to-1 impartial support Oxford Brookes University University of Essex SOAS University of London
to help you find the right university for you. We can arrange South West
University of Reading University of Hertfordshire University of Westminster, London
visits and introduce you to universities. Bournemouth University
University of Winchester University of Kent
Buckinghamshire New University
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Our partner
universities
We guarantee progression for all successful
Bell students to universities across the UK*
Connecting with university life
Students will have the opportunity to connect with our partner
universities through various events, activities and university trips. Bell
also exclusively hosts University+You, an on-campus university fair
where students meet a selection of universities from across the UK.
We also offer a regular programme of talks from visiting university
speakers, to give students an insight into university life in areas.
Visiting speaker programme
You will have regular talks led by visiting university lecturers and speakers
and the opportunity to meet representatives from top UK universities.
Visiting speakers are experts in their field and give lectures and workshops
on a range of topics related to the subjects offered on the course.
Recent talks were led by:
f Dr Mona Mortazian, Lecturer in Accounting and Finance
University of Bedfordshire
f Magnus George, Teaching Fellow in Entrepreneurship and
Strategy, Lancaster University
f Dr Noah Kofi Karley, Lecturer in Economics
Anglia Ruskin University
* Successful completion of the Foundation involves a minimum pass grade of 40%, a score of 5.5 or above in
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All our courses
include: The course here is totally
Course tuition and materials
different to what I have
Regular 1-to-1 tutorials
done in China. Bell helped
A full library of study resources at
me connect with my
our Learning Resource Centre
university and learn more
Regular 1-to-1 advice from our
Higher Education Advisory Service about what they expect.”
IELTS exam fees JIEYIN, CHINA
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Full visitor lecture programme
and on-campus university fair
(in November only)
University visits and regular
programme of university advice talks
A full-day trip every two weeks
and weekly half-day excursion
Access to leisure pavilion and
on-campus sports facilities
Free internet access
Scanning, printing and photocopying
Comprehensive insurance
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University Foundation
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Business Course summary
Min. age 17
Max. class size 12
Your programme On this programme, you will:
Academic
Chances are, you are a highly-active, f Improve your knowledge and Min. language Intermediate B1
ambitious individual that sees opportunities understanding in business to NQF Level 3 level Fast-track
everywhere. Let us support you to develop (UK National Qualifications Framework) Upper Intermediate B2
these qualities in preparation for your future Extended 21
f Become a confident English language
studies and career in business. Weekly hours Academic 21
communicator (to at least B2 or IELTS 5.5)
Fast-track 25.5
Subject modules f Learn critical academic language and study
Strengthen your business knowledge and skills and assessment techniques Extended
specialist language skills in key disciplines, 28 June 2021
like business management, finance, marketing f Strengthen your skills as an independent
Academic
learner with experience of various Start dates
and economics. 20 September 2021
assessment methods
Fast-track
Academic skills 10 January 2022
Assessment
Get ahead at university by developing a
Assessments will be made up of coursework
strong foundation of transferrable academic
and 2-hour examinations moderated by
skills before you start your degree, including:
academic staff at the University of Essex.
Subject modules
f Notetaking, paraphrashing and listening Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS
BUSINESS STUDIES
f Effective reading, data analysis and S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10
S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report 30
interpretation (1500-250 words) ECONOMICS
f Developing evidence-based arguments S3 EXAM Unseen examination 20
MATHEMATICS
and expressing opinion S4 EXAM Unseen examination 40
f Research, smart search skills and Your academic skills are assessed through
referencing 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your
language skills are also assessed through an
Course components
f Essay and report writing Academic / Fast-track (per week)
IELTS test in the final term.
Learning support Subject Modules 1, 2, 3
Gain insights from our university speaker On successful completion, you are awarded 9 hours / 13.5 hours
programme, on-campus university fairs a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a Academic skills module
and regular 1-to-1 university advice and guaranteed place at a UK university. 9 hours / 10.5 hours
application support with our in-house expert. Learning support
3 hours / 1.5 hours
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Science & Course summary
engineering Min. age
Max. class size
Min. language
17
12
Intermediate B1
level
On this programme, you will:
Extended 21
f Improve your knowledge and Weekly hours
Your programme Academic year 21
understanding in science to NQF Level 3
Subject modules Extended
Strengthen your knowledge and specialist f Become a confident English language 28 June 2021
communicator (to at least B2 or IELTS 5.5) Start dates
language skills in key disciplines like physics Academic
chemistry, biology, maths and mechanics. f Learn critical academic language and study 20 September 2021
skills and assessment techniques
Academic skills
Get ahead at university by developing a f Strengthen your skills as an independent
learner with experience of various
strong foundation of transferrable academic Subject modules
skills before you start your degree, including: assessment methods
Assessment PHYSICS OR BIOLOGY
f Notetaking, paraphrashing and listening
Assessments will be made up of coursework CHEMISTRY
f Effective reading, data analysis and and 2-hour examinations moderated by
interpretation academic staff at the University of Essex. MATHEMATICS
f Developing evidence-based arguments Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS
and expressing opinion S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10
f Research, smart search skills and S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report based on a 30
referencing S3 EXAM
laboratory practical
Unseen examination 20
Course components
Academic (per week)
f Essay and report writing S4 EXAM Unseen examination 40
Subject Modules 1, 2, 3
Learning support Your academic skills are assessed through 9 hours
Gain insights from our university speaker 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your Academic skills module
programme, on-campus university fairs language skills are also assessed through an 9 hours
and regular 1-to-1 university advice and IELTS test in the final term. Learning support
application support with our in-house expert. 3 hours
On successful completion, you are awarded
a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a
guaranteed place at a UK university.
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Humanities Course summary
Min. age 17
Max. class size 12
Your programme On this programme, you will:
Min. language
Intermediate B1
Studying humanities involves a wide range f Improve your knowledge and level
of subjects related to human behaviour and understanding to NQF Level 3
Extended 21
culture. Popular degrees include sociology, (UK National Qualifications Framework) Weekly hours
Academic year 21
politics, criminology, psychology, international
f Become a confident English language
relations, or journalism. Extended
communicator (to at least B2 or IELTS 5.5)
28 June 2021
Subject modules Start dates
f Learn critical academic language and study Academic
Build your programme around your goals and skills and assessment techniques 20 September 2021
interests, and strengthen your knowledge
and specialist language skills in disciplines, f Strengthen your skills as an independent
like sociology, politics, media or economics. learner with experience of various
assessment methods
Academic skills
Subject modules
Assessment
Get ahead at university by developing a ECONOMICS OR SOCIOLOGY
Assessments will be made up of coursework
strong foundation of transferrable academic
and 2-hour examinations moderated by
skills before you start your degree, including: POLITICS OR ECONOMICS
academic staff at the University of Essex.
f Notetaking, paraphrashing and listening MEDIA STUDIES OR LAW
Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS
f Effective reading, data analysis and S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10
S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report 30
interpretation (1500-250 words)
f Developing evidence-based arguments S3 EXAM Unseen examination 20
Course components
and expressing opinion S4 EXAM Unseen examination 40
Academic (per week)
f Research, smart search skills and Your academic skills are assessed through Subject Modules 1, 2, 3
referencing 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your 9 hours
language skills are also assessed through an Academic skills module
f Essay and report writing
IELTS test in the final term. 9 hours
Learning support Learning support
Gain insights from our university speaker On successful completion, you are awarded 3 hours
programme, on-campus university fairs a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a
and regular 1-to-1 university advice and guaranteed place at a UK university.
application support with our in-house expert.
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Law Course summary
Min. age 17
Max. class size 12
Your programme On this programme, you will:
Min. language
Intermediate B1
Explore the legal world and study to become f Improve your knowledge and level
a solicitor, barrister or seek a career in social understanding to NQF Level 3
Extended 21
justice, public service or the business sector. (UK National Qualifications Framework) Weekly hours
Academic year 21
Subject modules f Become a confident English language
Extended
Strengthen your knowledge and specialist communicator (to at least B2 or IELTS 5.5)
28 June 2021
language skills related to the legal system, Start dates
f Learn critical academic language and study Academic
including contract law, criminal law and tort. skills and assessment techniques 20 September 2021
Expand your studies into related disciplines
like politics, business, sociology or economics. f Strengthen your skills as an independent
learner with experience of various
Academic skills assessment methods
Subject modules
Get ahead at university by developing a
Assessment
strong foundation of transferrable academic LAW
Assessments will be made up of coursework
skills before you start your degree, including:
and 2-hour examinations moderated by
POLITICS OR BUSINESS STUDIES
f Notetaking, paraphrashing and listening academic staff at the University of Essex.
SOCIOLOGY OR ECONOMICS
f Effective reading, data analysis and Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS
S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10
interpretation
S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report 30
f Developing evidence-based arguments (1500-250 words)
and expressing opinion S3 EXAM Unseen examination 20 Course components
S4 EXAM Unseen examination 40
Academic (per week)
f Research, smart search skills and
referencing Your academic skills are assessed through Subject Modules 1, 2, 3
9 hours
70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your
f Essay and report writing Academic skills module
language skills are also assessed through an
9 hours
Learning support IELTS test in the final term.
Learning support
Gain insights from our university speaker
3 hours
programme, on-campus university fairs On successful completion, you are awarded
and regular 1-to-1 university advice and a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a
application support with our in-house expert. guaranteed place at a UK university.
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Agricultural Course summary
science Min. age
Max. class size
Min. language IELTS 5.0
17
12
On this programme you will: level (min 4.5 in each skill)
Your programme f Improve your knowledge and understanding
Entry
Equivalent of
to NQF Level 3 (UK National Qualifications 3 iGCSEs including
The world of agriculture involves a wide range requirements
Framework) maths and science
of career opportunities, from jobs in science, IT
and engineering to business and finance. f Become a confident English language Start date 20 September 2021
communicator (to at least C1 or IELTS 6.5)
Subject modules
Develop your knowledge of international f Develop vital critical thinking skills when
agriculture, with particular focus on agricultural analysing and evaluating research Subject modules
science, mathematics and chemistry. Students f Strengthen your skills as an independent AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
with an IELTS score of 7.5 on entry, will also learner with assessment experience
study Economics (in place of Academic skills). MATHEMATICS
Assessment
Academic Skills* Assessments will consist of coursework and CHEMISTRY
Get ahead at university by developing a strong 2-hour examinations moderated by academic
ECONOMICS*
foundation of transferrable academic skills and staff at the University of Essex.
IELTS exam preparation, including: * Only available for students whose school
Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS
curriculum was taught in English and have an
f A wide-ranging academic vocabulary S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10 IELTS score of at least 7.5 upon arrival.
S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report 30
f Presenting coherent, evidence-based (1500-250 words)
arguments and expressing opinion S3 EXAM Unseen examination 20
S4 EXAM Unseen examination 40
Course components
f Effective reading, data analysis and Academic (per week)
interpretation Your academic skills are assessed through Subject Modules 1, 2, 3
f Essay and report writing 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your 9 hours
language skills are assessed through an IELTS Academic skills module
Learning support test in the final term. 9 hours
Gain valuable insights from our expert guest Learning support
speakers, attend our exclusive on-campus On successful completion, you are awarded 3 hours
university fair, and get regular 1-to-1 support a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a
and advice from our in-house expert. guaranteed place at a UK university.
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preparation Course summary
Location Cambridge
Min. age 17
Max. class
Study skills 12
Your programme Research continues to show that some
size
This graduate preparation programme (also students entering postgraduate university Min. language
Upper intermediate B2
known as a Pre-Master’s pathway) will help lack confidence in key academic skills. Learn level
you master the skills you need to succeed effective techniques and strategies, like: Weekly hours 21
when pursuing postgraduate-level study at a
primarily English-speaking university. f Critically analyse literature and identify 4 January 2021
research gaps for further investigation 12 April 2021
Academic language development 8 June 2021
f Understanding different approaches to Start dates
qualitative and quantitative data collection 20 September 2021
f Academic writing
10 January 2022
You will learn key writing techniques f Effective reading, data analysis and 19 April 2022
to effectively tackle exam questions or interpretation
coursework essays - as well as develop Entry Successful completion
proper referencing skills. f Developing evidence-based arguments and requirements of a university degree
expressing opinion
f Academic reading
Develop your abilities to skim or scan f Researching using smart search skills and
academic texts while understanding key proper referencing
points made and evaluating how this
Learning support
Course components
influences your argument. Weekly hours
Gain insights from our university speaker
f Academic listening programme, on-campus university fairs and Academic language
Understand effective use of emphasis, regular 1-to-1 university advice and application development
pause and intonation from a speaker. support. 7.5 hours
Summarise meaning and evaluate Study skills
opinions based on your listening.. We will also support you to prepare for your
IELTS or GMAT examination, so you maximise 6 hours
your success and achieve your desired score. Exam preparation
4.5 hours
On successful completion, you are awarded
Learning support
a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a
3 hours
guaranteed place at a UK university.
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University Foundation Business studies
Select your Business Foundation Economics Academic study skills
Enhance your language and study skills
Mathematics
needed to function successfully on your
modules
Physics OR Biology undergraduate degree.
Science & engineering
Chemistry
Foundation
Mathematics
Economics OR Sociology
Exam preparation
Humanities Foundation Politics OR Economics You will receive intensive preparation for the
IELTS examination that you will take at the end
Media Studies OR Law
Customise your programme Law
of your course.
to your specific interests
Law Foundation Politics OR Business studies
Sociology OR Economics
Learning support programme
Agricultural science
A programme of supported timetabled self-
Agricultural science Mathematics study sessions, visiting speakers and guidance
* Only available for students whose school curriculum was taught in Foundation Chemistry in choosing and applying for university courses.
English
15 and have an IELTS
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Economics*University Foundation
Select your
modules
Find out more about our subect
modules, so you can choose the right
ones for you and your future
MODULE
Law
Understand the English legal system and develop a
well-rounded view of the legal world. Examine key areas Recognise specialist language and
of criminal and civil law and the importance of English concepts used in the English legal system.
and American law in global commerce. You will take a
problem-solving approach to law through case studies and Learn and understand essential legal
evaluating current legal issues. terminology used when practising law.
Develop analytical skills to analyse and
Humanities Law
evaluate legal problems.
Law making Criminal law offences Defences and appeals
Use arguments to criticise and defend
The legal system and courts Pre-trial procedure Punishment, reformation and viewpoints and make balanced and
rehabilitation informed judgements.
Legal profession and judiciary Sources of law
Tort including negligence and
Contract law Evidence and burden of proof defamation
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Business studies Gain an awareness and understanding
of the factors that influence business
Develop a comprehensive overview of the main organisations.
business functions and decision making in realistic
business contexts. You will study how businesses Develop a broad understanding of
are organised, how they set and meet objectives and business practices and the role played
how change, growth and personnel can be managed. by particular people in the success of a
business.
Business Law
Evaluate the effectiveness of various
approaches and marketing techniques.
Business structures and cultures Financial statements and Competitive influences
cost-volume-profit analysis
Business objectives and strategy Marketing communications
Strengthen your knowledge of key terms
Cash forecast, cash flow and in business finance and develop your
External influences on business cash control Business operations and processes abilities to calculate and manipulate data
to provide quantitative analysis.
Stakeholders People management Quality management
Business planning Marketing: objectives, Operational logistics
strategies and techniques
MODULE
Mathematics
Build a strong foundation of mathematical knowledge. You
Develop specialist knowledge and
will cover key areas of pure mathematics and statistics
understanding of the language and
to develop a problem-solving approach. This module will
concepts used in mathematics.
prepare you for more advanced study at university.
Gain practical mathematical skills across
Business Science & engineering Agricultural science a range of core techniques and practices.
Algebra and functions Exponentials and logarithms Correlation and regression Analyse and interpret data to tackle
complex mathematical problems.
Quadratic and sketching functions Differentiation, integration and Probability and probability
radian measure distribution
Learn to gather information from a
Arithmetic and geometric series
Coordinate geometry Discrete random variables variety of sources including statistical data.
Trigonometric functions, equations
and identities Statistical problem-solving cycle Binomial and normal distribution
17 Types of data and its interpretationMODULE
Economics Understand the fundamentals of
and the relationship between micro
Build a strong foundation of skills and knowledge and macro-economics.
for the study of economics at a higher level. You will Apply economics concepts to
learn about the core elements of micro and macro describe, analyse and propose
economics and learn concepts and terminology solutions to problems faced by
that are central to the study of this subject. economies.
Business Law Humanities Agricultural science Understand the role of the
government in managing
Free market economies Market structures and failures Globalisation and trade economic changes.
Demand, supply and elasticity Government intervention International competitiveness
Develop your understanding of the
Costs and revenues National economic policy Trade blocs and single currencies value and limitations of economic
models in analysing the economy.
MODULE
Politics Build on your knowledge and
Prepare for a politics or international relations understanding of key political concepts
degree and gain a good understanding of the and gain further specialist vocabulary.
system of politics and government in the UK, as well Gain an understanding of the UK political
as the wider links to Europe and the wider world. system and how it operates in theory and
practice.
Humanities Law
Learn to communicate ideas about
The UK political system, Commons and Parliament Human rights and civil liberties the UK political system effectively.
democracy and elections
Political parties and their ideologies The European Union and Brexit
Learn about the evolution of political
The British Constitution and
constitutional principles Devolution: Scotland, Wales The relationship of power and power in the UK over time.
and Northern Ireland authority, state and government &
The House of Lords, House of democracy and representation Develop your analytical skills to form
balanced discussions on political concepts
in an informed and formal manner.
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Sociology Develop a critical understanding of our
society and the world we live in.
Gain a fundamental understanding of key concepts and Learn how lives intersect with wider
theories involved in the sociology discipline. You will social processes and structures.
explore a range of societies in the world and strengthen
your understanding of sociological and cultural issues. Focus on key concepts like
multiculturalism, crime and deviance,
Law Humanities inequality or families.
Elements of contemporary Sociology of identity Ethnicity and gender
Improve your abilities to research,
sociological thought analyse and communicate complex data
Sociological theories Sociology of consumption, work and and ideas.
Quantitative and qualitative education and family
Class and power
research methods Gain useful insights into social theories
and evaluate complex arguments related
to these concepts.
MODULE
Media studies
Gain the knowledge and skills to investigate and Discover global media of our times
discuss the role of media, communication and culture and how they reflect and shape our
in the world. You will understanding the theoretical society.
underpinning of key concepts and analyse these Compare and contrast media theories
using practical examples and case studies. to explain key concepts.
Humanities Develop an awareness of cultural
factors influencing the creation and
Genre theory Semiotics Representation and stereotyping process of communication.
Narrative structure in film and Marxism and post-Marxism Future of television
Develop analytical skills to review
news media
Identity politics and critical Globalisation and cultural and demonstrate an understanding of
Theories of audience pluralism imperialism factors that influence the production
and consumption of media products.
Branding: cultural values in a How audiences and media are
commercial context influenced by institutions
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Chemistry
Study the fundamentals of organic,
Learn the fundamentals of organic, physical and inorganic inorganic and physical chemistry.
chemistry. You will have the opportunity to develop your
skills through classroom-based teaching, problem-solving Develop your awareness of specific
seminars and laboratory-based practicals. chemical facts, terminology and
principles.
Science & engineering Agricultural science
Build on your analytical skills to assess
Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Oxidation, reduction and the validity, reliability and credibility of
redoxequations scientific information.
Inorganic chemistry Investigative and practical skills
Energetics Gain useful laboratory experience and
learn to analyse, interpret, explain and
evaluate experiments.
MODULE
Physics
Gain a comprehensive overview of fundamental and applied Gain awareness and understanding
physics through classroom-based teaching of theory, of specialist terminology and classic
problem-solving seminars and laboratory-based practicals. concepts relating to physics, including
You will have numerous opportunities to link theory to quantum mechanics, electricity or
reality and prepare for higher level study at university. nuclear physics.
Science & engineering Develop practical experience
required to do simple laboratory physics
experiments.
Measurements and their errors Mechanics and materials Electro-magnetic and quantum
phenomena
Particles and radiation Electricity Improve your abilities in interpretting
Investigative and practical skills the data from practical experiments in
Waves Fields and their consequences
the context of the relevant theories, and
derive informed conclusions.
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Agricultural science
Assess the validity, reliability and
Develop an extensive theoretical and practical overview of credibility of scientific information within
the main areas of agricultural science from agribusiness to the field of agricultural science
biotechnology, and research innovative ways that emerging
technologies can be used in the future of agriculture. Apply scientific practices to the study
of agriculture
Agricultural science
Make, record and communicate
Scientific practices Agricultural biotechnology Applied animal and plant genetics reliable and valid observations and
measurements with appropriate precision
Soil management Animal and plant genetics Farming of animals
and accuracy
Plant and animal physiology Crop production and management Future practices in a zero waste
circular bioeconomy
Explain the various characteristics of
soils and how to manage them
MODULE
Biology
Understand the fundamentals of
Understand life processes and how organisms interact
biology including biological facts,
in our surrounding environment. Explore themes like
specialist terminology and principles.
molecular biology, environmental organisms or genetics and
biodiversity to prepare you for advanced study at university. Develop your critical thinking by
assessing the validity, reliability and
Science & engineering credibility of scientific information.
Biological molecules Genetics and biodiversity Investigative and practical skills Learn to record and communicate valid
observations and measurements with
Cells Organisms and their environment
appropriate precision and accuracy.
Gain useful laboratory experience and
learn to analyse, interpret, explain and
evaluate your methodology and results.
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Cambridge is a historic university city with a alumni include Charles Darwin
visit The Orchard Tea Gardens for a traditional cream tea.
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