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Your direct pathway to
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Welcome to LIBT and Brunel University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
LIBT – Preparing for your future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
London . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
First class accommodation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Support for you . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Your pathway to a university degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
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LIBT academic programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
LIBT programmes: course content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Business and Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Information Systems and Computing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
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Semester dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Admissions criteria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
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How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Conditions of enrolment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Navitas bursary and scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
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Welcome to LIBT and Brunel University
Brunel University is a world-class
institution based in Uxbridge, West
London. Born just over 40 years ago, it is
one of the few campus-based universities
in London. One of Brunel’s assets is
its close proximity to central London,
providing a lively cosmopolitan lifestyle,
and within easy reach of Heathrow airport.
Brunel’s graduates enjoy the 15th
highest starting salaries out of all the
120 universities in the UK, according
to the most recent Sunday Times
Good University Guide. Their average
salary of £21,672 is almost £3,000
more than the national average.
Brunel has spent £250 million
redeveloping the campus, and has
invested £35 million for the future. New
and refurbished social, teaching and
sporting facilities will help ensure that
Brunel University remains amongst
the best providers of higher education
in the region. Already the library has
doubled in size, and more first class
accommodation is available on campus,
ensuring students will have access to
high quality facilities. The University
is dedicated to providing a world class
education for its 14,000 students,
including 2,000 international students,
from over 100 different countries.
A Message from the LIBT College Director
I would like to extend a warm welcome
to you and I am pleased that you
have chosen to join us here in our
friendly and lively community.
At LIBT we are passionate about student
satisfaction, the quality of our education,
and the quality of the overall learning
experience our students receive. We
understand you want the very best in
today’s competitive environment.
David Bryce
College Director
We have been working closely with
Brunel University since 2003 and
are proud to offer courses with
curricula advised by Brunel University
and using Brunel classrooms and
library. As an LIBT student you will
be studying Brunel courses, taught
mainly by Brunel staff, on the Brunel
campus. You will have the added
benefits of small classes, personalised
teaching and a good support team.
While you are here you will have the
chance to make long-lasting friendships
with students from around the world
while enjoying all the fun and adventure
that London has to offer. I applaud
your decision to join LIBT as you start
the most important phase of your
life and wish you the best of luck for
your future studies and career.
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LIBT – Preparing for your future
Since its launch in 2003, LIBT has earned the reputation of being
one of Britain’s leading University pathway providers, helping
students to gain access to university as the first step towards
a successful future. Once you have successfully completed the
LIBT part of your studies (if studying the Diploma and Pre-Master
courses), you will be able to progress onto your chosen second
year or Masters programme at Brunel University.
You will study a University designed programme, taught mainly by
Brunel University staff on the Brunel campus. The courses meet
the requirements of the University curricula and therefore offer a
smooth transfer onto your chosen programme of study at Brunel.
Brunel University and
LIBT Fast Facts
• LIBT was established in 2003
and has earned the reputation
of being one of Britain’s leading
University pathway providers.
• Brunel University is 15th out of 120
UK Higher Education institutions in
starting salaries for graduates.*
• Brunel has been a university since
1966 and has over 14,000 students,
including 2,500 international
students from over 100 countries.
• Courses and teaching at Brunel
have consistently received high
ratings in national assessments,
and the University enjoyed
considerable success in the most
recent university league tables and
in the National Student Survey.
• A £250 million campus
redevelopment programme is close
to completion and the campus now
possesses an impressive range of
modern, state-of-the-art facilities.
• LIBT has a 95% pass rate
across all programmes.
• There are 4,549 student rooms
available on campus.
* The Sunday Times University Guide
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Direct transfer from LIBT
to Brunel University
Graduate from a world
class British University
At LIBT we are proud of our association
with Brunel University and work closely
with the University’s academic schools
to ensure that when you successfully
complete the LIBT portion of your
studies, you are ready to progress
onto subsequent years at Brunel
and eventually graduate with a good
degree. The results of students that
have studied at LIBT before you are
a testament to the success of the
pathway with 95% passing their course.
In the latest Government Research
Assessment Exercise, 82% of the University's
research was rated as of international
standing. What is more, Brunel University
has one of the highest proportions of 'early
career researchers' in higher education –
testament to the University's commitment to
research intensity throughout its academic
staff. All students benefit from this focus
on research. As a result, graduates are in
demand and continue to hold prestigious
positions at companies such as Nokia, Virgin
Atlantic and Mclaren F1. Those that studied
at the university include five Members of
Parliament, many household names in
the performance and media industries
with even more Olympic champions
and sporting world record holders.
Location
LIBT is located on the campus of Brunel
University which is based in Uxbridge,
West London roughly 30 minutes to
central London by bus plus train, or
50 minutes by underground, to central
London. This allows you to have the
best of both worlds – the hustle and
bustle of London and the countryside
of the Home Counties with sights at
Windsor, Hampton Court and Henley.
Flexibility
Choosing to study at LIBT offers you
the flexibility of starting your studies
at 3 points in the year – January, May
and September. This allows you to join
the degree programme of choice ahead
of other students who may choose the
traditional UK academic entry system
with degrees starting in September.
Entry points for the Pre-Master are in
March and July allowing you to join your
Masters programme in September.
Value for money
Easy to apply
LIBT tuition fees are competitively priced
compared to other similar UK institutions,
providing an affordable quality education.
In addition, living in Uxbridge allows
you to live in West London without
having to incur the expense of Central
London – letting your money go further.
When applying to study at LIBT, you do
not need to go through the UCAS system
and can submit your application directly
to us for processing. Your offer letter will
cover the duration of your studies at LIBT.
Small class sizes
Smaller class sizes at LIBT compared
to Universities, and still being able to
study on a UK University campus, makes
studying with us an easy choice!
LIBT prides itself on having small classes
which average 20 students through all
programmes. This lets you familiarize
yourself with the university environment
at Foundation or Diploma level before
joining the larger classes at University.
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I like Uxbridge as it is small and not too busy. People
here are friendlier than those in central London.
I am glad I am not in central London as there would
be too many distractions – I study during the week
anyway and when I want to go out I can get to
central London easily.
Siti Shakira Firuz (Malaysia): Diploma in Economics and Finance leading to
BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance
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London
Where are we?
LIBT is located in Uxbridge, in West London. It is a 20 minute walk
from the campus or a short bus ride away and boasts over 300
shops, a multiplex cinema and 2 shopping malls. You will find it a
lively, multicultural area with many local opportunities for part-time
jobs and work placements.
Uxbridge is located on 2 London Underground lines – the
Metropolitan and Piccadilly which both take you to the centre of
London. It is also possible to get to Paddington in 20 minutes from
West Drayton station which is just 7 minutes from campus.
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London,
United Kingdom
London Fast Facts
• There are over 300 different
languages spoken in London.
• The 2012 Olympics will be held
in London with Brunel University
leading an international convention
to help with preparations.
• There are currently 73,000
international students from 200
countries studying in London
on a variety of courses.
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London Fast Facts
• London has several multicultural
events every year including the
Notting Hill Carnival, Trafalgar
Square Diwali celebrations and
a Chinese New Year parade.
• London is the gateway to other
great cities in the UK and Europe.
It is possible to be in Paris by train
in just two and a half hours.
• London is the best connected
international city in the world.
Heathrow, Gatwick and
Stansted handle over 7,000
international flights a week.
Climate
Summers are warm with average high temperatures of 23°C and lows
of 14°C, however, temperatures can exceed 25°C on many days.
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Plenty to see and do
You'll never run out of things to do in
London – tourist attractions include
the Tower of London and Buckingham
Palace, world-famous art galleries
and museums, shopping, night life
and more. And it's easy to explore the
surrounding areas by train, including
Windsor, Brighton and the River Thames.
The good news is that whatever you do
and wherever you stay, you’ll not be
bored for a second: London remains
one of the world’s great cities.
"If I was a student thinking about where to come and study I
couldn’t think of anywhere better than London.
We've got one of the most vibrant, dynamic, diverse,
cosmopolitan, multicultural, funkopolitan capitals on
earth. You can have all kinds of experiences here, and
you come away with a really good degree and a really
good education... and you learn in the language that is the
language of global communication."
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London
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A friend of mine came to the Brunel campus and said that it
is lovely and the halls are excellent! Some universities have
halls that aren’t as good as ours – for example there are
some halls where people share a room whereas at Brunel
you get your own room which I prefer!
Kamilla Baitassova (Kazakhstan): Diploma in Economics and Finance leading to
BSc (Hons) Economics
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First class accommodation
Choosing where to stay when you study overseas is almost as
important as the course itself and here at LIBT we try and make
this as hassle-free as possible. Here is how:
• High quality, modern halls of residence
– many with en suite bathrooms
• All halls are on campus so
you are never more than 10
minutes away from the teaching,
sporting and social facilities
• Free network connection in every
room, with internet access
• Halls are self-catering and have single
rooms (so no need to share a room)
• A dedicated Housing Office to help
you find quality accommodation if
you choose to live off-campus
Renting in the private sector
Private landlords whose accommodation
meets our requirements in terms of
both price and quality can register
their properties with Brunel University
accommodation service. A range of
different kinds of properties are usually
available to students. Renting a room
in the Uxbridge area costs between
£60 - £90 per week with bills such as
electricity and water to be paid as well.
A £48 million accommodation
redevelopment programme ensures
that you will be able to stay in some
of the highest quality, most modern
accommodation available in the
UK – all situated on campus.
There are over 4,500 rooms with
more than three-quarters being en
suite. Standard rooms have their own
wash basins and vanity unit with a
shared bathroom and kitchen. En suite
rooms have their own bathroom with
shared use of the kitchen. All rooms
are furnished and include bedding and
linen which is cleaned once a week.
All rooms are self-catering which allows
you to decide when, where and what
you eat. There is a campus refectory in
the centre of campus for those wishing
to buy breakfast, lunch and dinner.
On campus accommodation rents are
cheaper than those you will find on
other campuses across the country –
especially in London and the South East.
Your rent lease will be for 36 weeks
(including the Christmas and Easter
breaks) and includes all utility bills.
Rents for 2008/2009
• Standard Room - £81.41pw
• En suite room (small) - £97.93pw
• En suite room (large) - £99.96pw
Rent information for 2009/2010 will be available
in June 2009.
I would recommend coming to LIBT because you get to mix
with students from other countries. My room mates are from
other countries such as Nepal and Germany so I get to learn
about their culture and tell them about mine. We often play
cards together in the kitchen and get along very well.
Isaac Chan (Hong Kong): Diploma in Business and Management leading to
BSc (Hons) Business and Management (Accounting)
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Support for you
Orientation week
The orientation programme is held
during the week before the start of
term to give you a chance to settle
in, make friends, meet LIBT staff,
ask any questions you may have and
get to know Brunel and Uxbridge.
What happens at orientation?
Information on accommodation,
immigration, health, finance, travel
and social activities will be included in
the programme and sessions will also
cover adapting to studying in the UK
and information about English culture.
You'll also get the opportunity to select
and enroll on courses, obtain a student
ID card and create a timetable.
Student Support Officer
We have a dedicated Student Support
Officer who is on hand to assist you with
anything that will help you adjust to life at
LIBT. She is also able to provide ongoing
support whilst you study and is happy
to help and advise students with any
difficulty or query that might arise – no
matter how small. In the past these have
included accommodation concerns, visa
renewals and opening bank accounts.
Job Shop and careers service
This service, based in the heart of the
campus assists students with finding
part-time work as well as advertising
positions that may arise for vacation
jobs. You will also have access to
specialist careers advisers who will give
you guidance throughout your course
and for 2 years after you graduate
from Brunel. The university is proud to
be one of only a few in the UK with a
dedicated International Careers Advisor.
Muslim prayer room
and Chaplaincy
The LIBT and Brunel community has
students and staff representing a range
of cultural and religious backgrounds.
Facilities include a Muslim prayer room
and a Chaplaincy Centre which can
also be used by different groups for
prayer, meetings or quiet reflection.
There are also many religious and
spiritual groups run by students
through the Students’ Union.
Sports clubs and societies
At LIBT, existing students are assigned
as mentors to help new students settle
in to life and study in the UK. They are
able to help you with problems and
obstacles they may have faced when
they first arrived at LIBT. They are
also often able to provide a student’s
perspective of life on campus.
LIBT is proud to have its own 20/20 cricket
and football teams. As winner of the 2007
Navitas UK football cup; team sports can
play an important part in your time at
LIBT. You are welcome to join as many
groups as you want at LIBT and Brunel
University and you can even get into their
day-to-day running. If your interests are not
represented, you will receive support and
advice to help you start your own group.
Stores
• Afro Caribbean
• Hindu
You can organise most of your day-to-day
needs without leaving the campus. There
is a bank, a pharmacy, and two general
shops where you can buy groceries,
newspapers, stationery – even top
up your phone credit and travel card.
The main refectory on campus also
offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Alternative
Music
• Islamic
• Athletics
• Motor Club
• Badminton
• Netball
• Basketball
• Politics
• Boxing
• Riding
• Capoeira
• Rowing
Medical centre
• Christian Union
• Rugby
As a full time student at LIBT you are
entitled to free health care which
can be provided at the University
Medical Centre. The Centre is open
through the year with a walk-in surgery
each weekday during term time.
• Circus Skills
• Skydiving
• Dance
• Snow Club
• Drama
• Tae Kwon-Do
• Fencing
• Tennis
• Film
• Ultimate Frisbee
• Football
• Volleyball
Student mentor programme
• Law
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We get a lot of support from our teachers here at LIBT and
this makes the classes more enjoyable. The course is also
preparing me for my time at Brunel, especially as I needed
extra Maths and would not have been able to gain entry to
Brunel without this course at LIBT.
Jasprit Singh (India): Diploma in Business and Management leading to
BSc (Hons) in Business and Management
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Your pathway to a university degree
Pathway to Brunel University
LIBT offers a range of programmes at
Foundation, Diploma and Pre-Master level
in the following subject areas; Business,
Economics and Computer Science leading
into several different degree programmes at
Brunel University.
Brunel University
LIBT
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Successful completion and progression to Brunel University, Year 2
• Attained a minimum of 85%
attendance rate or above, over each
semester of study, and success
in your Diploma studies, and;
• Attained an equivalent of IELTS 6.5
or Brunel English Language Test
(BrunELT) of 65%, or 60% if moving
into Year 2 Degree in Information
Systems and Computing.
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LIBT academic programmes
Our academic programmes have been designed so that you cover all the necessary academic content
in core subject areas relevant to your chosen degree programme at Brunel University. Programmes
are available at International Foundation, Diploma and Pre-Master level. On successful completion of
the relevant LIBT programme, you will go on to complete your chosen degree studies at the University.
International Foundation
programmes leading to
Diploma programmes
Pre-Master programmes
• Business and Management
• Business and Management
• Business and Management
• Information Systems and Computing
• Information Systems and Computing
• Information Systems and Computing
• Economics and Finance
• Economics and Finance
Successful completion of the
Diploma programme guarantees
progression to the 2nd Year
of your chosen undergraduate
degree at Brunel University.
Successful completion of the
Pre-Master programme guarantees
progression to your chosen Masters
degree at Brunel University.
Successful completion of the
International Foundation programme
guarantees progression to the
Diploma programme.
The facilities at LIBT and Brunel are excellent. I am focusing
on IT so the computer facilities are important to me. There
are several computer rooms across campus and I can also get
internet access in my room.
Andrei Babushkin (Russia): International Foundation Programme leading to
the Diploma in Information Systems and Computing
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I was a student mentor while I was studying at LIBT and a student
representative on the student council too. I assisted new international
students and provided guidance on how to settle in during their first
few months here as a student.
Varun Bhandari (India): Diploma in Business and Management currently 3rd year BSc
(Hons) Business and Management
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LIBT programmes: course content
International Foundation Programme
Modules
• Interactive Learning Skills
and Communication 1
• Mathematics
• Introduction to Computing
• Management
• Economics
• Statistics
Principles of Accounting
Compulsory elective for Diploma
in Economics and Finance and
in Business and Management
Information Design
Compulsory elective for
Diploma in Information Systems
and Computing
• Marketing
Diploma in Business
and Management
Diploma in Information
Systems and Computing*
Diploma in Economics
and Finance
Modules
Modules
Modules
• Introduction to
Management Enquiry
• Introduction to Construction
of Programmes
• Mathematics for
Economics and Finance
• Managing Information
with Technology
• Introduction to
Computing Systems
• Microeconomic Principals
• Introduction to Accounting
• Introduction to Foundations
of Computing
• Interactive Learning Skills
and Communication 2
• Interactive Learning Skills
and Communication 2
• Mathematics for
Economics and Finance
• Construction of Programmes
• Statistical Research Methods
• International Business
Environment
• Computing Systems
• Macroeconomic Principals
• Foundations of Computing
• Principles and Practice
of Marketing
• Financial Accounting
• Models of Computation
• Interactive Learning Skills
and Communication 2
• Organisational Theory
and Practice
Year 2 of Brunel University Degree
* Please note this programme is currently being changed to better reflect the second and third years at Brunel University.
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• Financial Markets
Pre-Master
Modules
• Introduction to Management
(Business and Management
students only)
• Managing Information Systems
with Technology (Information
Systems students only)
• Interactive Learning Skills
and Communications 3
• Work Placement Preparation
(Work Placement students only)
• Research methods
Brunel University Masters Degree
Business and Management
Information Systems
• MSc International Business
• MSc Management
• MSc Information Systems
Management
• MSc Human Resources and
Employment Relations
• MSc Enterprise Systems
Development
• MSc Marketing
• MSc Multimedia Computing
• MSc Corporate Brand
Management
• MSc Global Supply
Chain Management
• MBA
The 10-week LIBT Pre-Masters programme gave me a good
opportunity to improve my English skills and understand aspects
of business before the official Masters course started - the four
academic modules were both interesting and useful. LIBT also
held many social activities for all Pre-Masters students, such as a
barbecue which allowed us to get to know each other. I made many
friends who have remained my friends after the course.
Jie Zhao (China): Pre-Master in Business & Management leading to MSc Marketing
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Business and Management
• Over 2,250 students studying for Bachelors, Masters and Doctorates.
• Student body includes over 100 different nationalities.
• Nearly 100 members of staff including academics from some 30 different countries.
• The School is home to five internationally recognised research centres.
• Brunel Business School graduates have proved themselves highly
employable and sought after by leading employers.
• The Brunel MBA is accredited by AMBA as a measure of its quality - it was
re-accredited in 2006 for a further 5 years, the maximum period possible.
Undergraduate pathways
International Foundation in
Business and Management
Diploma in Business
and Management
Year 2 entry to the following
Brunel University programmes
Intakes:
September,
January and May
Intakes:
September,
January and May
• BSc (Hons) Business
and Management
Duration:
2 academic
semesters
Duration:
2 academic
semesters
• BSc (Hons) Business and
Management (Accounting)
Tuition Fees: £7,360
Tuition Fees: £7,920
• BSc (Hons) Business
Management (Marketing)
• BSc (Hons) International
Business
• BSc (Hons) Business
and Management
(eBusiness Systems)
Postgraduate pathways
Intakes:
March (with work placement)
and July (intensive course)
Duration:
1 academic semester
Tuition Fees:
£4,700 (work placement option)
and £3,700 (intensive option)
Entry to the following Brunel
University programmes
• MSc International Business
• MSc Management
• MSc Human Resources and Employment Relations
• MSc Human Resource Management
• MSc Marketing
• MSc Corporate Brand Management
• MBA
• MSc Global Supply Chain Management
I enjoy my classes although they were a bit tough at the
beginning. I have classmates from all around the world and this
allows everyone to give their country’s perspective on topics we
study in class - you don’t just learn about one point of view.
Salah Elgemiabby (Sudan): Diploma in Business and Management leading to
BSc (Hons) in International Business
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Information Systems and Computing
• The UK Border Agency allows graduates of Brunel
University to stay in the UK for a further two years at
the end of their studies and secure full-time work.
• Many students graduate with excellent career
prospects, gaining jobs with companies such as
Accenture, IBM, Kodak and British Aerospace.
Undergraduate pathways
International Foundation Programme
Intakes:
September, January and May
Duration:
2 academic semesters
Tuition Fees: £7,360
Diploma in Information Systems and Computing
• Computer workstations can be found in convenient
locations throughout the University with some open 24
hours a day. All rooms in halls of residences have free
connection to the University network and the internet.
• The Department of Information Systems and
Computing at Brunel University is an internationally
recognised centre of excellence.
Postgraduate pathways
Intakes:
March (with work placement)
and July (intensive course)
Duration:
1 academic semester
Tuition Fees:
£5,000 (work placement option)
and £4,000 (intensive option)
Intakes:
January, May and September
Entry to the following Brunel
University programmes
Duration:
2 academic semesters
• MSc Information Systems Management
Tuition Fees: £7,920
• MSc Enterprise and Distributed Systems Development
• MSc Modelling and Management of Risk
• MSc Business Systems Integration
(with SAP technology)
Year 2 entry to the following Brunel
University programmes
Computer Science pathway
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science*
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Digital Media and Games)*
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Network Computing)*
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Software Engineering)*
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)*
Information Systems pathways
• BSc (Hons) Information Systems*
• BSc (Hons) Information Systems
(Business and Management)*
• BSc (Hons) Information Systems (eCommerce)*
• BSc (Hons) Information Systems
(Human Computer Interaction)*
• MSc Digital Media Management
My course is going really, really well.
We get one-to-one tutorials every
week with the teachers so
you can cover areas that
you don’t understand
in class.
Mary Adigwe (Nigeria):
Diploma in Information
Systems and Computing
leading to BSc (Hons) in
Computer Science
• BSC (Hons) Information Systems (Social Web)
* Approved in Principle (subject to Approval in Full by Brunel University)
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Economics and Finance
• Economics graduates from Brunel have an excellent
employment record and go into a wide variety
of occupations.
• High quality teaching from lecturers with 'hands-on'
experience in business and commerce.
• Many students get offered full-time graduate posts at the
companies where they carried out their work placements.
• Selective exemption from some professional accountancy
and law exams.
• Students have excellent employment prospects with recent
graduates now working for prestigious companies such as
Merrill Lynch, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Coca Cola, Ernst
Young, Virgin Trains, Accenture, HSBC, Deutsche Bank
and the BBC.
Undergraduate pathways
International Foundation Programme
Diploma in Economics and Finance
Intakes:
September, January and May
Intakes:
September
Duration:
2 academic semesters
Duration:
2 academic semesters
Tuition Fees:
£7,360
Tuition Fees:
£7,920
Year 2 entry to the following Brunel
University programmes
• BSc (Hons) Economics
• BSc (Hons) Business Economics
• BSc (Hons) Economics and Business Finance
• BSc (Hons) Finance and Accounting
My lecturers here at LIBT are very accessible
and I feel that they are more approachable
than they would be if I was in the first year at
a university. We have small classes and are all
able to get the assistance that we need.
Rutendo Msindo (Zimbabwe): Diploma in Economics and Finance
leading to BSc in Economics and Finance
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Semester dates
Semester Dates: 2009/2010
January entry
May entry
September entry
Pre-Master
Semester 1 dates
Monday 12th January 2009 –
Friday 24th April 2009
Monday 18th May 2009 –
Friday 21st August 2009
Monday 14th September
2009 – Friday 18th
September 2009
Monday 9th March 2009 –
Friday 4th September 2009
Semester 2 dates
Monday 21st May 2009–
Friday 21st August 2009
Monday 14th September
2009 – Friday 18th
December 2009
Monday 10th January 2010 –
Friday 23rd April 2010
Monday 6th July 2009 –
Friday 4th September 2009
Semester 3 dates
Monday 14th September
2009 – Friday 18th
December 2009
Monday 10th January 2010 –
Friday 23rd April 2010
Monday 17th May 2010 –
Friday 20th August 2010
January entry
May entry
September entry
Pre-Master
Semester 1 dates
Monday 18th January 2010 –
Friday 30th April 2010
Monday 17th May 2010 –
Friday 20th August 2010
Monday 13th September
2010 – Friday 17th
December 2010
Monday 8th March 2010 –
Friday 24th September 2010
Semester 2 dates
Monday 17th May 2010 –
Friday 20th August 2010
Monday 13th September
2010 – Friday 17th
December 2010
Monday 7th January 2011 –
Friday 9th April 2011
Monday 5th July 2010 –
Friday 24th September 2010
Semester 3 dates
Monday 13th September
2010 – Friday 17th
December 2010
Monday 7th January 2011 –
Friday 9th April 2011
Monday 16th May 2011 –
Friday 19th August 2011
Semester Dates: 2010/2011
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Admissions criteria
General
English language entrance
requirements
The Admissions Criteria for LIBT
consists of two key elements:
The minimum acceptable English
language levels for direct entry
to the programmes are:
1. Academic qualifications
2. English language level
International Foundation Programme
– IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent)
LIBT will consider applicants for
admission once an Application Form
has been completed and submitted with
evidence of qualifications and English
ability. If the applicant is eligible for
entry, then LIBT will provide verified LIBT
admissions documentation as follows:
Diploma – IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent)/
IELTS 5.5 for Information Systems
and Computing programmes
Pre-Master Programme
– IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent)
• An offer of Admission for entry
to their chosen LIBT programme
(indicating their expected 2nd
year transfer to Brunel), from
the LIBT Admissions Office.
Applicants to LIBT will be required to
provide certified evidence of their English
language competency; such evidence
must not be older than two years.
• Once the deposit payment has been
received by LIBT, a Visa Support
Document (later to be replaced by a
unique reference number), which you
need to take with you, when you apply
for your UK General Student Visa at
your nearest British High Commission.
English language preparation
If you do not meet the minimum English
language requirements for your programme,
you may choose to enrol in the Brunel
University English Language Programme to
improve your English language proficiency.
LIBT offers ‘combined’ packages to
students requiring English language
preparation prior to entering their degree
studies at LIBT and Brunel University.
Upon successful completion of the
appropriate course at Brunel University,
students are eligible to enter LIBT
without any further English tests.
ICSE
CBSE
WAEC
SSCE
WASSC
GCSE
HKCEE
IB Higher
IB Standard
WELT
BrunELT
TOEFL Paper
TOEFL Computer
TOEFL Internet
IELTS
English language entry requirements
Certificate in Undergraduate Foundation Studies
Diploma in Information Systems and Computing
5.5
70
197
527 55
CDD 5
4
D
C
C6
C6
C6
70% 70%
6
79
213
550 60
CCC
5
4
C
C
C6
C6
C6
75% 75%
6.5
92
237
580 65
BBC
5
4
C
C
C4
C4
C4
75% 75%
Pre-Master in Information Systems
Diploma in Business and Management
Diploma in Economics and Finance
Pre-Master in Business and Management
Brunel
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I studied English in the summer at Brunel's International Pathways and
Language Centre which was tough at the beginning as I had not had much
of a chance to practice my English when I was in China. I studied very hard
by watching English films such as Spiderman and listening to the BBC. I am
now able to understand and speak more English.
Li Han Lin (China): International Foundation Programme
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Admissions criteria by country/region
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Country
International Foundation Programme
Diploma Programme
Pre-Master Programme
UK Education
System
GCSE 5 passes grades A – C including
English and Maths
GCE A' Level/AS Level 120 tariff points
Successful completion of Bachelors
degree – BA/BSc/BEng/LLB Hons:
2:2 or 3rd Class with relevant work
experience
Angola
Habilitação Literárias Pass overall – 14
Pre-university Certificate
Licenciado
Bangladesh
Completion of HSC with GPA of
2.0 or grade C with no less than
45% in any subject.
Successful completion of HSC
GPA 3.0 grade B with no less 55% in
any subject
Bachelors Degree – 2.5/4 or 3.0/4
Brazil
Completion of Certificado de Ensio Medio
Grade 5 average.
Certificate in University Studies 3.0 or B
with no less than 50% in any subject
Bacharel/Licenciado/Professional title
(4 years or more)
Canada
Completion of Grade 11 (60%)
Completion of High School Certificate 60%
Bachelors Degree – 2.4/4 or 5.0/10
PRC
Completion of Senior Middle 3 (60%) or
Completion of Senior Middle 2 (80%)
Completion of Senior Middle 3 (75%)
Completion of HE Diploma Minimum
75% average with postgraduate working
experience/Bachelors degree – 65%
Ghana
SSCE 5 grades of D7 including English
and Maths minimum grades C6
West African Higher School Certificate 5
grades of C6 including English and Maths
Bachelors degree – Second class – lower
division
Gulf Cooperation Completion of Tawjihiyah 60%
Council States
Completion of Tawjihiyah 70%
Completion of bachelors degree – 60% or
GPA 2.4/4.0 or GPA 2.8/5.0
Hong Kong and
Macau
HKCEE 5 passes A – E including Maths
and English Syllabus B grade C
HKALE/A’ Level 120 tariff points or a
minimum of 2 E grades. Associate degree
holders also considered.
Bachelors degree (Hons) – With lower
2nd class or GPA 2.4/4.0
India
For the following examination boards:
CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu,
Gujarat, Karnataka & West Bengal
Completion of 10+2/Intermediate with
a 40% average. For all other Indian Exam
boards: 50%
For the following examination boards:
CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu,
Gujarat, Karnataka & West Bengal
Completion of 10+2/Intermediate with
a 50% average. For all other Indian Exam
boards: 60%
Bachelors Degree: 50% – 60%
Indonesia
Completion of STTB – SMA with
average 6
Completion of STTB – SMA with average
7 or above
Bachelors degree – 2.4/4
Iran
3 Year High School Diploma Pass with 10
4 Year High School Diploma (Certificate in
University Studies) Pass with 10
Bachelors degree – 60% (11/20)
International
Baccalaureate
20
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N/A
Japan
Kotogakko Graduation Certificate GPA 2.0
Kotogakko Graduation Certificate
GPA 3.0
Bachelors degree – GPA 2.5 (70%)
Jordan
Completion of Tawjihiyah (Secondary
School Certificate in University
Preparation) 60%
Completion of Tawjihiyah (Secondary
School Certificate) 75%
Bachelors degree – GPA 2.5
Kenya and East
Africa
KSCE/CSE 5 passes Grade D
Completion of KSCE 5 passes
with grade C
Bachelors degree – with lower 2nd
class or above
Korea
High School Diploma C grade
High School Diploma B grade
Bachelors degree GPA 2.5/4.5 or
2.0/4.3
Mauritius
Cambridge Overseas School Certificate/
GCE O Level – 5 Passes grades A – C
including English and Maths
Cambridge Overseas School Certificate/
GCE A level – 120 tariff points
Bachelor degree – Class II division ii
Malawi
MSCE Pass with credit
Post School Education Pass
Bachelors Degree – Pass
Malaysia
STPM/UEC 3 passes – grade D or
equivalent
Completion of Technical High School
Diploma/Trade School Diploma/
Agricultural School Diploma – Pass
Bachelors Degree – 2.3/4.0
Country
International Foundation Programme
Diploma Programme
Pre-Master Programme
Myanmar
Completion of basic Education High
School Examination Matriculation 50%
Completion of Technical High
School Diploma/Trade School Diploma/
Agricultural School Diploma: Pass overall
Bachelors Degree
Nigeria
Senior Secondary School examinations
i.e. WAEC or NECO 5 grades of D7
including English and Maths minimum
grades C6
Senior Secondary School examinations
i.e. WAEC or NECO 5 grades C6 including
English and Maths
Bachelors Degree – Second class – lower
division
Oman
Tawjihiyah Amma 60%
Completion of Tawjihiyah Amma/Two-Year
Certificate in University Studies 70%
Bachelors Degree – 2.2/4.0
Pakistan
Completion of HSC/FSC D grade
Completion of HSC/FSC C grade
Bachelors degree (4 years) 75%
Russia
Completion of Atestat GPA 3.0
Completion of Atestat GPA 4.0
Bakalavr Grade 3
Saudi Arabia
Completion of Tawjihiyya (Secondary
School Certificate in University
Preparation) 60%
Completion of Tawjihiyah 70%
Bachelors degree – 60% (GPA 2.4/4 or
GPA 2.8/5)
Singapore
GSCE 5 passes grades A – C including
English and Maths
A' levels/AS Level 120 tariff points
Bachelors degree – Second class – lower
division (CAP 3.5 to 3.99)
South Africa
Completion of Senior Certificate in
University Preparation with 700 marks
(year 11 completion may be considered)
Completion of Senior Certificate in
University Preparation Matriculation
endorsement with grade C
Bachelors Honours Degree- Second
Class Division 2 (60-69)
Southern African
Education
System (Zambia,
Zimbabwe and
Mauritius)
Completion GCE O’ Levels or equivalent
5 passes grades A – C including English
and Maths
GCE A Levels/AS Level: 120 tariff points
in 2 subjects
Bachelors Degree – Second class – lower
division
Sri Lanka
Completion GCE O’ Levels or equivalent
5 passes grades A – C including English
and Maths
A’ Level/AS Level Minimum 2S grades
from A Level
Bachelors degree – 55%
Taiwan
Completion of Senior Middle 3 (60%) or
Completion of Senior Middle 2 (80%)
Completion of Senior High School 75%
Bachelors degree – 65% or 5 Years Junior
Diploma – 70% including 1 year work
experience (including military service)
Thailand
Matayom 6 GPA 2.0
Matayom 6: GPA 3.0
Bachelors degree GPA 2.4/4.0
Turkey
Successful completion of Lise Deplomasi
(High School Certificate)
Devlet Lise Certificate in Université
Studiessi (Year 12) with grade 3
Bachelors degree – 60% or
GPA 2.2/4.0
UAE
Completion of Tawjihiyya (Secondary
School Certificate in University
Preparation) 60%
Completion of Tawjihiyya (Secondary
School Certificate)/Completion of
Certificate in University Studies 70%
Bachelors degree - 2.4/4 or 2.8/5
USA
High School Certificate GPA 2.0
High School Diploma GPA 2.5
Bachelors degree successful completion
GPA 2.2
Vietnam
Completion of Year 11 GPA 6.5 or
Completion of Year 12 GPA 5.0
Completion of Year 12 GPA6.5
Bachelors degree: Overall grade 6
West African
Education
System
Completion of SSCE (WAEC/NECO) 5
grades of D7 including English and Maths
minimum grades C6
SSCE (WAEC/NECO): Average grades
of C4/C5 and above, including English
language C6, or an OND
Bachelors degree – Second Class
Lower Division
Zambia
Zambia School Certificate – credit
(Grades 1 – 6)
GCE A' Level/AS Level 120 tariff points
Masters degree – Credit (1.50-2.49)
Zimbabwe
ZIMSEC O Level – 5 passes A – C
including English and Maths
ZIMSEC A Level – 120 tariff points
Bachelors degree 2.2
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Your investment
Tuition Fees: 2009/2010
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LIBT Programme
Duration
Tuition Fees before
September 2009
Tuition Fees after
September 2009
International Foundation Programme
2 semesters
£6,800
£7,360
Diploma in Business & Management
2 semesters
£7,525
£7,920
Diploma in Information Systems & Computing
2 semesters
£7,650
£7,920
Diploma in Economics and Finance
2 semesters
£7,525
£7,920
Pre-Master in Business and Management (Work Placement)
10 weeks + WP
£4,500
£4,700
Pre-Master in Business and Management Intensive (June)
10 weeks
£3,500
£3,700
Pre-Master in Information Systems and Computing Intensive (June)
10 weeks
£3,950
£4,000
Extra Maths
1 semester
£850
£920
Tuition Fees: 2009/2010
Duration
Tuition Fees
2009/2010 per year
BSc (Hons) Business and Management
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Business and Management (eBusiness)
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Business and Management (Accounting)
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Business and Management (Marketing)
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) International Business
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Economics
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Business Economics
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Economics and Business Finance
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Finance and Accounting
2 years
£9,200
BSc (Hons) Information Systems*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Information Systems (Business and Management)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Information Systems (eCommerce)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Information Systems (Human Computer Interaction)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Information Systems (Social Web)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Computer Science*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Digital Media and games)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Network Computing)*
2 years
£11,200
BSc (Hons) Computer Science (Software Engineering)*
2 years
£11,200
MSc Marketing
12 months
£9,750
MSc International Business
12 months
£9,750
MSc Management
12 months
£9,750
MSc Global Supply Chain Management
12 months
£9,750
MSc Human Resource Management
12 months
£9,750
Brunel University Programme
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
MSc Human Resources and Employment Relations
12 months
£9,750
MSc Corporate Brand Management
12 months
£9,750
MBA
12 months
£16,250
MSc Information Systems Management
12 months
£9,750
MSc Enterprise and Distributed Systems Development
12 months
£9,750
MSc Modelling and Management of Risk
12 months
£9,500
MSc Business Systems Integration (with SAP technology)
12 months
£9,750
MSc Digital Media Management
12 months
£9,750
* Approved in Principle (subject to Approval in Full by Brunel University).
Course fees do not include books and stationery, accommodation costs, meals, transport, insurance, medical cover and airfares.
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Living costs at LIBT and Brunel University
Uxbridge, where LIBT and Brunel University are located, is
considerably cheaper than other parts of London. The costs
given below are to be used as guidelines only. However, we highly
recommend that you budget to have at least £600 per month of
study. This should be enough to cover your rent, entertainment,
travel, housing and bills.
Expense
Explanation
Cost
Start up costs
Bedding, clothes and basic essentials at the beginning of your stay
£400 total
Accommodation
University halls of residence (to include bills such as
Electricity/Gas) Private rented accommodation in Zone 6
(not including bills)
£79 – £97 per week
Public Transport
These costs are based on a one month travelcard
including discount
Varies between £25 – £90 per month
Food/household shopping
Food can be bought from the supermarkets on campus or in
Uxbridge. The refectory also offers breakfast, lunch and dinner
£40 – £70 per week
Books and Equipment
There are fully equipped libraries, however you may need to buy
some additional books and texts
average £20 per month
Entertainment
London hosts a wide range of entertainment venues catering to all
groups of society and religions
average £100 per month
Clothing
This will vary enormously depending on lifestyle
average £40 per month
Laundry
The halls of residence have laundry facilities
average £34 per month
£60 – £90 per week
Living in London is not as expensive as people think and
if you budget wisely, your money can go further.
Eren Bridal (Turkey): Diploma in Business and Management leading to
BSc (Hons) in Business and Management
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2
6
The UK is also known as having the best education system in
the world. I chose London because it is a big city and there is
a lot to see and do. If I had gone to a small city or town there
would not have been that opportunity.
Alen Kokumbayev (Kazakhstan): Diploma in Information Systems leading
to BSc (Hons) Information Systems
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How to apply
Applying to study in the UK can be a daunting process. In this
section we guide you through the way you apply to come and
study with us.
Students should ensure that they have
read and understood the Conditions
of Payment and Enrolment.
of Admission explaining the programme of
study you have been offered (if you have
applied with assistance from an agent,
this will be sent by email to the agent). This
letter will also hold details of the tuition fees
payable and programme commencement
dates. At this time you will also be sent
an Acceptance of Admission form and
an Accommodation Booking form.
Step 2
Step 5
Certified copies of all academic
qualifications including school reports
and official examination certificates
plus English language test results (if
appropriate) and relevant employment
documents must be provided. Please
ensure that your current name is added
to copies obtained under a former name
and that certified translations accompany
documents that are not in English.
In order to officially accept the offer of
a place you must pay the tuition fees as
stated on the Letter of Admission and
complete and return the Acceptance of
Admission form – this can be returned
by fax or email, details on the reverse
of this brochure. The amount payable
is usually one (1) semester’s tuition
fees. If you wish to make a deposit
payment for your accommodation or
book for the airport pick-up service
then please do so at this time as both
services are limited to numbers.
Step 1
International students are to complete
the attached Application form, or use
the online Application form which
can be found at www.libt.uk.com
Copies of documents may be
certified by one of the following:
LIBT is licensed by the UK Border
Agency to enrol international students
under Tier 4 of the Points Based System.
• The official records department
of the institute that originally
issued the documents.
• A Justice of the Peace or Public Notary.
• Authorised LIBT representative.
• British overseas diplomatic mission
or British Council representative.
Students applying for exemptions should
indicate this on the Application form
and supply successfully completed
subject or module outlines as evidence.
Step 3
Send your completed Application form
and certified copies of all your academic
qualifications to either your agent, an LIBT
contact or email to LIBT@brunel.ac.uk.
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Step 6
We do not accept payments in cash
in the LIBT office. If you pay by direct
deposit or telegraphic transfer, you
must provide LIBT with proof of payment
(such as a receipt). Please quote your
student number on the telegraphic
transfer or direct debit deposit.
Step 7
On receipt of payment, your place at
LIBT will be confirmed in writing and
you will be issued with the following:
• Receipt of Payment
• Conditional Letter of
Admission from LIBT
Step 4
• LIBT information – including
details about accommodation
If your application is successful you will
receive a PDF copy by email of your Letter
• Acceptance Form
Application form
in association with
Please print in BLOCK LETTERS
Application for 2009/2010 Undergraduate level admission
(For Pre-Master Applications, please see our website for further information)
Please read carefully and return the completed application to LIBT. Please print in block capitals and in clear English. Sections
shaded with green must be completed. Full academic transcripts (certificates), proof of English Proficiency (IELTS, GCSES etc)
are necessary to accompany, your application, an updated CV is optional. Your application will not be processed if these
details are not completed.
Personal details
Family name:
Title:
Mr
Given names:
Ms
Other
Gender:
Male
Date of birth:
Female
/
/
(day/month/year)
Email: (applicant's address only)
Mobile telephone: (please include country code) (applicant's number only)
Home telephone: (applicant's number only)
Will you be 18 at the commencement of your programme at LIBT?
Contact details
Yes
No
Education details
Address in the UK:
Secondary education – highest level achieved
Name of qualification (eg. ‘A’ Levels, Year 12 or High School):
Awarding Institution:
Country/State:
Postal Address: (must be applicant’s address – not agent’s address)
Completed:
Yes
No
Programme duration:
Language of Instruction:
Higher/Further education - highest level achieved (if applicable)
Name of qualification (eg. Diploma, Bachelors degree):
Country of birth:
Nationality:
Are you a citizen of the European Union?
Yes
No
Institution attended:
Country/State:
Passport number:
Completed:
Yes
Employment history
Programme duration:
Have you had any work experience?
Language of Instruction:
Yes
No
Agent details
No
If yes, please submit CV.
English proficiency
Please provide details of your English language qualification.
Agent name:
Agent address:
Agent telephone:
Agent e-mail:
IELTS (Score):
TOEFL (Score):
Other (HKCEE, O-levels, Cambridge):
Postal address
Programme selection
(Please refer to brochure or website before
filling out the following section)
Please specify the semester in which you wish to begin your studies
Year
January
May
September
Please indicate which programme you are applying for.
Pre-University Level
International Foundation Programme
Leading to
Business
Computing
Economics
University Level
(Equivalent to 1st year undergraduate degree programmes)
Diploma of Business Programme
Diploma of Business Programme Plus One
Diploma of IT Programme
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Admissions Manager
LIBT@Brunel University
Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, Middlesex
UB8 3PH, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44(0) 1895 265 540
Fax: +44(0) 1895 269 704
Email: libt@brunel.ac.uk
Website: www.libt.uk.com
Disclosure of Information
LIBT may wish to forward this information and your updated
personal information to Brunel University and other academic
partners for further consideration. If you do not wish LIBT to
disclose this information, please indicate by ticking this box.
Application checklist
Check that you have:
Completed all sections of the application form
Check that you have attached:
Certified copies of your academic transcripts
Evidence of your English language ability if applicable
A copy of your passport and/or visa
Any relevant work experience documentation if required
CV (optional but preferable)
Declaration
Accommodation
Do you want LIBT to arrange on-campus accommodation for you?
Yes
No
Do you require an airport transfer from London Heathrow?
Yes
No
I declare that the information I have supplied on this
form is, to the best of my understanding and belief,
complete and correct. I understand that the giving of
false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal
of my application or cancellation of my enrolment.
Applicant’s signature:
Other Information
How did you first learn about LIBT? You may tick more than one box
Exhibition/Seminar
Internet
Newspaper/Magazine advertisement
Recommended by a friend or relative
Is your friend or relative a LIBT student?
Yes
No
Recommended by an education agent
Other, please specify:
Do you have any disabilities or specific learning difficulty?
Yes
No
If so, please provide details in brief:
In accordance with UK law you are required to state if you have any
criminal convictions.
Yes
No
If you ticked 'Yes' you will be asked to provide more details.
Date:
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Parent’s signature if applicant is under 18 years of age:
Date:
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Representative’s stamp:
Conditions of enrolment
Fees
1. All fees, charges and accounts will be
payable in advance as determined by LIBT.
Students will not be permitted to commence
or continue their programme at the beginning
of any semester until all outstanding
fees, charges or accounts are paid.
2. Any payments not made by the due date will
incur a late payment penalty of £200 and
will accrue a further penalty of £50 per week
until the full amount owing has been paid.
3. Fees are correct as at the time of
printing. LIBT reserves the right
to vary its fees at any time.
4. Where a student studies less than or more
than a full semester load, the student will
pay the current per module fee for each
module undertaken. The minimum load
in any semester will be 75% of a full-time
load unless otherwise approved by LIBT.
5. Should it be necessary for a student
to repeat a module, the full amount
for that module will be charged.
6. Please note academic programmes
are subject to approval.
Conditions
1. The student is expected to attend all
classes and undertake all tests and
examinations during a programme and
abide by all rules and regulations of the
College that are in force at any time,
see College Policies and Regulations.
2. LIBT may, by written notice, vary conditions
of enrolment as necessary to comply with
any law, regulation or amendment thereof,
of the Government of Great Britain.
3. The Contract between the Applicant and
LIBT is governed by the laws of Great Britain.
4. In the event of circumstances requiring
urgent medical care where it is not possible
to contact the parent / guardian, LIBT is
authorised, as a matter of urgency, to seek
and provide appropriate medical care.
5. International students must meet the
minimum English language proficiency
requirement for entry into the course.
English proficiency will be tested; if the test
reveals that the English language skills are
insufficient, the student will be required to
include a bridging English module in the first
semester of study (free of charge) or enrol
in either a mixed programme or an intensive
English course prior to the commencement
of studies at the discretion of LIBT.
Attendance regulations
The British system of Higher Education
recognises that the ultimate responsibility
for a student’s educational achievement lies
with the student themselves. Moreover, as
the vast majority of students in British Higher
Education are over 18 years of age, they are
recognised as adults and a considerable
amount of freedom is extended to them so
that they can regulate their own studies.
While LIBT (also known as the College) fully
endorses the idea that students must take
responsibility for their own learning, the
College does have a minimum 85% Attendance
Policy which aims to limit the number of those
individuals who fall unnecessarily into bad
habits of non-attendance or poor attendance
and ensures that good study routines are
established. This policy stipulates that
successful progression is based on students
maintaining an 85% attendance in all classes,
and as such the policy is monitored closely.
Students who do not comply will find that they
will jeopardize their ability to pass module/s
or their programme. LIBT reserves the right to
terminate the candidature to an award of any
student who has a poor attendance record.
LIBT recognises that there is a direct link between
poor attendance and poor academic performance
by individuals. The College also holds the view
that students who fail to attend classes are letting
themselves and their sponsors down. Similarly,
because education is a social experience,
they are letting their classmates down.
All students will be apprised of the
Attendance Policy on arrival and will be
required to sign off that they have read
and understood its implications.
Refund policy
Candidature
1. For the purposes of the Refund Policy
a course is defined as one (1) semester
of study in any programme of LIBT.
2. If an applicant accepts a place offered
by LIBT and pays the tuition fees, it
means a binding Contract is created
between the student and LIBT.
3. Notification of cancellation/withdrawal
from modules, withdrawal/deferral from
a programme of study must be made in
writing to the College Director/Principal
of LIBT, see Deferment of Admission and
Deferment from Studies in this document.
4. In the case of cancellation/withdrawal, the
cancellation charge will be calculated as:
1. Full refund of deposit (minus
any bank charges incurred) if
visa application is refused.
2. 50% refund of deposit paid if
cancellation is made eight (8) weeks
or more before the start date and no
visa application has been made.
3. No refund of deposit if cancellation is
made less than eight (8) weeks prior to
programme commencement or if no
cancellation is made and the student
fails to enrol by the stipulated deadline.
4. No refund of deposit once visa is issued.
5. Students who have their candidature
to an award terminated by LIBT will not
be entitled to any refund of fees paid,
inclusive of any accommodation deposits,
fees, levies or charges. Any fee refunds
will be at the discretion of LIBT.
6. LIBT reserves the right not to offer
a programme/module previously
made available at its own discretion.
Where a student is unable to enrol
in a similar programme/module at
LIBT and the enrolment is cancelled
then the appropriate fees for that
programme/module will be refunded.
All applicants will be provided with an
Acceptance of Offer Form, see
www.libt.uk.com on payment of tuition fees
and will be required to fill this in and forward
to the LIBT Admissions Department.
Deferment of admission
If a student wishes to defer their admission to
the College until a later semester, they must
apply in writing to the College Director/Principal
of LIBT - see the Deferment of Admission
Form on www.libt.uk.com or contact
libt@navitasworld.com
Deferral will only be granted for one (1) semester
unless determined otherwise by the College.
If deferment is approved there is a charge of
£250 at which time LIBT will hold all fees already
paid (at least one (1) semester’s fees must have
been paid) until commencement of the required
programme actually occurs. In the event the
student subsequently cancels the deferment
and withdraws instead, the date on which LIBT
received written notification of the deferment
will be considered the date of withdrawal for
purposes of the College’s Refund Policy. Failure
to enrol within one (1) semester of the original
application will result in the forfeit of all prior
monies paid to LIBT.
Deferment from studies
(leave of absence)
If a student wishes to take a leave of absence
from their programme they may apply in writing
to the College Director/Principal of LIBT no later
than two (2) weeks prior to the commencement
of the following semester, see the Deferment/
Withdrawal from Studies Form, www.libt.uk.com
or contact libt@navitasworld.com
Students may be granted a leave of absence on
certain grounds after the commencement of
their second (2nd) semester. Students wishing
to apply for a leave of absence after this time
must seek an appointment with the College
Director/Principal of LIBT. If granted, their place
may be held but all tuition fees applicable to that
semester will be forfeit.
A leave of absence will only be granted for one
(1) semester unless determined otherwise by the
College. If the absence/deferment is approved,
LIBT will hold all fees already paid (at least one
(1) semester’s tuition fees must have been
paid) until re-commencement of the required
programme actually occurs. In the event the
student subsequently cancels the deferment
and withdraws instead, the date on which LIBT
received written notification of the leave of
absence/deferment will be considered the
date of withdrawal for purposes of the College’s
Refund Policy. Failure to enrol within one (1)
semester of the original application will result in
the forfeit of all prior monies paid to LIBT.
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At Brunel University
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