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Academic excellence

in the heart of London

www.kiclondon.org.uk

English Preparation

Foundation Certificate

Graduate Diploma


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In partnership with


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KIC Londonwww.kiclondon.org.uk

Contents

Study in the heart of the capital 04

City University London 06

The University of Southampton 08

The University of Westminster 10

Why choose KIC London? 12

Introduction to our teaching 13

Sample study plans 14

English courses 15

Foundation Certificate in Business, Law and Social Sciences 16

Foundation Certificate in Science and Engineering 18

Module summaries for the Foundation Certificate 20

Graduate Diploma in Business, Law and Social Sciences 24

Graduate Diploma in Science and Engineering 26

Module summaries for the Graduate Diploma 28

Arriving in London 30

Your home in London 31

Part-time work and scholarships 32

How to apply 34

Application form 35

After you submit your application 37

Information for parents 38

University Placement Service 39

About Kaplan International Colleges 40

Introducing the College

Selecting your partner university

Choosing your programme

Planning lie in the UK

Making your application

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Study in the heart o the capital

KIC London is based in the heart of Englands famous capital city. It benefits from excellent

train, bus and Underground links to the rest of London, as well as many local facilities including

shops, restaurants and cafs. It is also only a ten-minute walk from City University London.

The great eighteenth century English writerDr Samuel Johnson famously observed,A man who is bored of London is boredof Life. Today, London remains one of themost vibrant and cosmopolitan cities in theworld and offers international students anexperience they will find truly unforgettable.

As a resident rather than a tourist, Londonwill become yourcity. Its wealth of amenities,leisure facilities, world famous visitorattractions and vibrant night life will be yoursto use and enjoy.

London is a multicultural city which hasbecome home to communities worldwide.

Over 300 languages are spoken by Londonsresidents, and the city has around 6,000restaurants with menus from more than 70countries and regions, so as an internationalvisitor, you will quickly feel at home.

London is a city that reflects 2,000 years ofhistory but looks firmly to the future. It has arich cultural and architectural heritage but isone of the worlds leading financial centres.

Furthermore, as the host city for the 2012Olympic Games, this is a particularly excitingtime to live in London as the city gears up forone of the worlds biggest sporting events.

London is madeup of two ancientcities: the City ofLondon (which isthe financial centre)and the City ofWestminster (whichis the political centre)and 31 boroughs

Each borough isformed of distinctareas that have theirown character, sothat London feelslike many colourful,unique towns alljoined together

London is one ofthe greenest capitalcities in the world,with thousands ofhectares of royalparks, gardens andcommons ensuringyou are always near arelaxing green space

London is servedby direct flights to160 internationaldestinations

London will host theOlympic Games forthe third time in 2012

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2.The tube, Londonsunderground railway

Opposite page:

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KIC London is an exciting initiative offering internationalstudents world-class university preparation programmes.Whats more, you are guaranteed admission to one o our

three prestigious UK university partners on successulcompletion o your programme to the level stipulated inyour offer letter.

Everything we do at KIC London is designed or you asan international student. I eel sure that our one-to-onetuition, small class sizes and world-class support serviceswill allow you to ourish and ull your potential.

I assure you o a very warm welcome to KIC London andlook orward to seeing you progress to your universitycourse with condence.

Lesley Price, College Director


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City University London

Located in the centre of London, City University London is a highly professional university.Renowned for its international focus and the employability of its graduates, it fosters closelinks with business and the professions. This is reflected in its courses, which are designedto meet the needs of the industry.

University rankings

10for graduateemployment (TheTimes Good University

Guide 2010)

8most competition forplaces (Sunday TimesUniversity Guide 2010)

3for Business (TheGuardian UniversityGuide 2010)

21overall out of 117

institutions (TheGuardian UniversityGuide 2010)

11percentage of overseasstudents (The SundayTimes University Guide2010)

10for average graduatestarting salaries(The Sunday TimesUniversity Guide 2010)

21for student expenditure(The GuardianUniversity Guide 2010)

For more information,please visit:www.city.ac.uk

Image:City University Londonat Northampton Square

Formerly the Northampton Institute, CityUniversity London gained its Royal Charterin 1966 becoming The City University.

International students from over 150countries now make up a third of the

Universitys population. This means theUniversity is cosmopolitan and welcomingwhile being committed to attracting andsupporting high quality and talentedstudents.

City is committed to meeting the changingeducational needs of individuals, employersand society. Its courses are designed toappeal both to students and potentialemployers by helping students developand be able to work in diverseenvironments. It aims to give students the

technical and broader skills that todaysemployers are looking for. As a result,

graduates from City gain employment intheir areas of choice.

City is also committed to investment inits buildings and facilities. 2009 saw there-opening of the Universitys School of Arts

after a 12m refurbishment, as well as theopening of the Finkelstein Laboratory usedin undergraduate teaching and final yearproject work across all of Citys Electrical,Electronic and Information Engineeringcourses. The University library now offersan even better mix of the latest informationtechnology, resources and study facilitiesafter a phased refurbishment.

Studying here will give you an excellentopportunity to explore London, and also tobuild a professional network.


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Alumni

Many City graduates goon to lead the field intheir chosen careers,such as:

Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder

of the EasyJetairline

Dick Olver,Chairman of BAESystems, theworlds largestdefence contractor

Muhtar Kent, ChiefExecutive Officerand Chairman ofCoca-Cola

Im in my third year studying Psychologyand am really enjoying my course. Its goodto know how the mind works and how toapply it to human behaviour.

I chose City as it was a reputed university

and it offers good opportunities job-wiseafterwards.

As an international student its great tomeet people from different cultures andwalks of life.

Kerina Richards, JamaicaBSc Psychology

The best part of my experience at City hasbeen the people I have met. At any onetime, I am sitting at a table with studentsfrom Asian, African and European countries.Working with students from diversebackgrounds has enriched my experience

and I know that I have made lifelong friendsno matter where in the world our careerstake us.

The rich student life is very appealing, andone cannot prevent oneself from engagingin the activities, lectures and events. City isstimulating, cosmopolitan and very mucha part of the real world. Im really willingto apply what I have learned here in thefuture.

Aliyah Jowaheer, MauritiusBSc Banking and International Finance

International students

City University London has a diverse and multicultural student body and you are sure to feel athome as an international student. Here two international students share their experiences.


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Te University o SouthamptonLiving and learning at the University of Southampton is a unique and exciting experience.

You will be intellectually challenged and encouraged to perform to the best of your ability.Its state-of-the-art facilities and supportive environment provide every opportunity for yourpersonal success now and in the future.

Over the Universitys 150 year history, it has built a strong international reputation andis today a forward-thinking, progressive institution which encourages innovation andentrepreneurship amongst staff and students.

University rankings

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overall (Sunday TimesUniversity Guide 2010)

95 (joint)in the world (TimesHigher Education WorldUniversity Rankings2010)

2in the Russell Groupof leading research-led universities foroverall satisfaction of

international students(iBarometer survey,Autumn 2007)

2for ElectronicEngineering(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

4for Computer Science(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

1for MechanicalEngineering(Guardian UniversityGuide 2010)

13for Law(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

For more information,please visit:www.southampton.ac.uk

First-class education or all

You will get a first-class, rounded education,

and the opportunity to acquire the keytransferable skills that will give you acompetitive edge in the global careersmarket. The University has a worldwidereputation for academic excellence, andyou will be taught by internationallyrespected staff working at the forefront oftheir fields.

The University believes that teaching andresearch are inextricably linked and thatexcellence in one leads to excellence inthe other. In the latest assessment by theQuality Assurance Agency, which monitorsstandards of teaching in the UK, theUniversity was awarded the highest level ofachievement for the standard of educationalprovision.

The University of Southampton is committedto supporting your learning, personaldevelopment and well-being. Throughoutyour time in Southampton, you will beprovided with a broad range of supportservices, including English languagesupport, to ensure that you receive all thehelp you need.

Outstanding acilities

The University continues to invest in thedevelopment of its infrastructure (200million over four years) across its sixcampuses so that all students continue tobenefit from the world-class facilities whichmake the University of Southampton one ofthe best learning environments in the UK.

Home rom home

We provide high-quality accommodation,

with a wide range of different livingarrangements, all offering excellent valuefor money. A room in halls is guaranteed forall non-EU international students for the fullnormal duration of your studies.*

Whatever your social and sporting interests,the Universitys range of state-of-the-artfacilities and the many clubs and studentsocieties will meet your needs. Theseinclude internationally renowned artsvenues on campus and an 8.5 millionsports complex.

A warm welcome

Located on Englands south coast,Southampton is a green city and one of thewarmest and safest cities in the UK.

The University of Southampton is just overan hour by train from central London andHeathrow Airport, and within easy reach ofopen countryside and the sea.

Southampton city has great shoppingvenues and many restaurants and night-time venues catering for the large student

community. This vibrant city providesa warm welcome to the University ofSouthamptons 22,000 students.

Its 1,400 EU and 3,400 internationalstudents come from 130 countries and addcultural richness to this diverse and friendlyenvironment as well as to the University.

* The University guarantees a room in halls for allunaccompanied, non-EU international students for the full,normal duration of your course. To be eligible for your firstyear, you must apply by the deadline of 1 August in the

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Alumni

A degree fromthe University ofSouthampton hasbeen a passport tosuccess for many of itsinternational students,such as:

Ebele Okeke,Head of CivilService of theFederal Republic ofNigeria

Canan EdibogluGeneral Manager,Shell, Turkey

Prof. MohammedLufti Farhat,second Vice-President of

the Pan-AfricanParliament

Yasuhiko KatoPresident, MitsuiEngineering &Shipbuilding Co.Ltd, Japan

Te University o Southampton is a leadinguniversity with an outstanding reputation.It has excellent acilities and I also nd itsteaching methodology so unique because itinvolves practical management applicationoutside Southampton.

Te things that I mostly enjoy about living inSouthampton are the serene environment andriendly neighbourhood. It is easy to nd halalbutcher shops as well as international oods.

Halima Haji Metussin, BruneiMSc Management


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The University of Westminster is at the heart of one of the most exciting cities in the world,London, and has been equipping students with the skills, knowledge and experience toenter the professional workplace for more than 170 years.

About the University o Westminster

The University prides itself on offeringa vibrant and international learningenvironment through fantastic facilitiesand a wide range of innovative and relevantprogrammes. In recent years this innovation

has been rewarded by the Queens Awardsfor Enterprise. The University won twoconsecutive Awards (2000-2004 and 2005-2009) in recognition of its excellence inmeeting the needs of the global community.

Based in the heart o London

The University of Westminster has fourmodern campuses in London: Regent Street,Marylebone, New Cavendish Street andHarrow. This means that you can enjoy allthat this lively capital city has to offer for theduration of your studies and beyond!

International ocus

The University of Westminster teachesmore than 5,000 international studentsfrom over 150 countries around the world.This gives the University one of the largestinternational presences of any universityin the UK. It makes for an exciting multi-cultural study environment, and also meansthat lecturers and tutors are used to meetingthe particular needs international studentsmay have.

Support

The University of Westminster offers awide range of support for internationalstudents. It offers all international studentsguidance on writing skills, and studentscan study English for Academic Purposes

at the University. There are dedicatedteams available to give advice on careers orfinancial matters, while a free health clinicand a multi-faith chaplaincy are availableto look after your physical and spiritualwellbeing.

Student acilities

The University of Westminster has a rangeof top-rate facilities for its students. Theseinclude libraries and IT rooms, sports halls,fitness suites and a sports ground, andseveral student halls of residence.

Alumni

Because the University of Westminster hassuch a multi-cultural student population, itsalumni can be found all over the world. Thismeans that graduating from the University ofWestminster gives the chance to be part ofa network of talented professionals. Amongthe Universitys distinguished alumniare prominent authors, architects, fashiondesigners, journalists, politicians, musicians,photographers and entrepreneurs.

Te University o Westminster

University rankings

89overall (Sunday TimesUniversity Guide 2010)

3

for Land and PropertyManagement(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

21for Hospitality, Leisure,Sport Recreation andTourism (Times GoodUniversity Guide 2010)

18for Communication andMedia Studies(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

16for Architecture(Guardian UniversityGuide 2010)

21for Building(Times Good UniversityGuide 2010)

For more information,please visit:

www.westminster.ac.uk


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Alumni

When I moved to the UK I was looking or ahigh prole public university that had a strongacademic prole and was in central London. Ariend recommended Westminster.

I like the way that lectures and modules at theUniversity o Westminster ocus on knowledgeand skills that you will need in your uture job.I have already been able to use what I havelearnt at the University in my proessional lie.

Ali Hosseini, IranBA International Business with Spanish


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Why choose KIC London?

If you are a talented international student planning to translate your academic success athome into a degree from a leading UK university, then KIC London is for you. We will supportyou through the Colleges preparation programme and then celebrate your progress to oneof our partner universities, where youll complete your degree course.

Excellent academic quality

KIC Londons programmes are qualitychecked by all three of our universitypartners, and the College is accredited by

the British Accreditation Council, so you canbe sure you are receiving a high standardof education. We tailor our programmes tomeet the specific needs of internationalstudents and to make the transition touniversity as easy as possible.

Guaranteed progression

KIC London is able to guarantee yourprogression to one of our partneruniversities, provided you pass yourCollege programme at the required level.The Colleges programmes are carefully

designed to help students meet our partneruniversities academic and English languageentry requirements.

Fast and exible admissions

You can start your academic programmeat the most convenient time for you

January, May or September. Pre-SessionalEnglish programmes run throughout theyear. Whenever you choose to apply, weguarantee an admissions decision within 48hours.

Fantastic acilitiesAs well as the Colleges own facilities,from your very first week at KIC London youwill have access to most of City UniversityLondons first-rate educational and socialfacilities, including computer, library andsports facilities.

Supportive College staff

The KIC London team provides a full rangeof academic and personal support services.For example, our friendly Student Services

team can give you advice on issues such asaccommodation and opening bank accounts,while our Learning Support Tutors willsupport your academic progress one-to-one.

A antastic experience in London

London is an exciting, diverse and livelycity that combines a formidable historywith cutting-edge modernity. You are sureto have a memorable and rewarding time inthe UKs capital city.

Guaranteed accommodation

KIC London can guarantee all of its studentsa room with private wash facilities in astudent hall of residence, provided theyapply for accommodation on time. The hallshave excellent facilities and are within easyreach of the College.

Post-Study Work Scheme

If you are already thinking of your futurecareer, you should know that graduatesfrom UK universities can apply to work in theUK for up to two years after completing their

studies. For more information:www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

Career success

Finally, dont forget that a UK education canprovide the first step to a successful career.Graduates from all three of our partneruniversities have gone on to lead the way inbusiness and industry worldwide.

Images:Above (top): studyingin City UniversityLondons library

Above (bottom): KICLondons computer lab

Right: KIC Londonslively seminars andtutorials

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You can trust Kaplan International College London to help you get the best possible resultsin your studies. Kaplan has been helping students to do so for over 70 years, ever sincethe company was established by a school teacher in New York. We believe this expertise inpersonalised academic support will maximise your chances of success at university.

Academic support

At KIC London we recognise thatinternational students may need some extrasupport to help them get the most from their

studies. We prepare students for studying inthe UK education system by teaching how totake notes effectively, avoiding plagiarism,research skills, essay writing and more.

Learning Support utors

We assign every student a Learning SupportTutor who you will meet with regularly.They will monitor your progress and giveyou extra help where you need it to makesure that nothing gets in the way of yourprogression to university. KIC London alsohas a student support team to help with

non-academic queries.

Small class sizes

We use small teaching groups instead oflarge lecture theatres. This means you getlots of attention from teaching staff. You willquickly develop a comfortable relationshipwith your tutors and classmates.

eaching time

To complete our programmes, you will needto make a serious academic commitment.As well as plenty of contact time with your

tutors in class, you are also expected toundertake a minimum of eight hours self-study each week for every module you study.

English language support

KIC London offers its students a broad rangeof English language teaching, so you candevelop your English skills while you study.For students who need extra help withtheir English, Kaplan International Collegesruns Pre-Sessional English programmesin London, offering intensive Englishpreparation.

Monitoring progress

We monitor our students progressionclosely and provide feedback so that youknow what areas you need to improveon and where your strengths lie. Thiswill ensure you have the best chances ofsuccess possible.

Introduction to our teaching

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Mohammed

Foundation Certificate inBusiness, Law and Social

Sciences (3 terms)

LLB LawCity University London

(Year 1)


(Year 2)


(Year 3)

Graduate

Tomi

MBAThe University of Westminster

Graduate

Anne

BSc PhysicsThe University of Southampton

(Year 1)


(Year 2)


(Year 3)

Graduate

January

May

September

January

May

September

January

May

September

January

May

September

January

May

September

Graduate Diploma in Business,Law and Social Sciences (2 terms)

Foundation Certificate in Scienceand Engineering (2 terms)

Sample study plans

The case studies below will help you understand how KIC London programmes integrate withour partner universities undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses.

Example 1:

Mohammed expects to achieve excellentresults in his Grade 12 equivalentqualification and has IELTS 5.0. He is

interested in Law and has decided he wantsto study at City University London. He will beready to study at KIC London in September.

Example 2:

Anne has completed her Grade 12equivalent qualification and has obtainedIELTS 5.5. She is keen to pursue her interestin physics. Anne would like to commenceher studies in January, and progress to theUniversity of Southampton later that year.

Example 3:

Tomi has IELTS 5.5 and a Bachelor degreein Management. He already has three yearsof postgraduate work experience, and will

one day take over his fathers businessand so would like to further his academicknowledge of business administration. Tomiwill be ready to start in January, and wishesto progress to study at the University ofWestminster.

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English courses

If you want to study an English coursebefore you begin your academicprogramme, just let us know! We havea wide range of English programmesavailable with different durations tooffer flexible English tuition to cover arange of abilities. Furthermore, yourEnglish programme will be joined to thebeginning of your pathway programmeto form one integrated study plan. Thismeans you wont need to apply for aseparate visa for the English course.

What you will study

Each week the programme providesa minimum of 18 hours of interactiveclassroom based tuition and a further

20 hours minimum of guided self-study. Assignments include languageproject work in the local community andon-line activities, as well as preparationfor classes.

You will also be assigned a LearningSupport Tutor who you will meetat regular intervals to discuss yourprogress and to receive help with areasyou find difficult.

Once you have completed the languagesection of your course and achieved the

required English level, you will progressdirectly onto the pathway programmeto begin your academic studies.

How to apply

To apply for the English course simplytick the box next to English courseleading to an academic pathwayprogramme on the application form.

Do you need to increase your English language ability before joining one of ouracademic programmes? Studying English in the UK is a great way to learn. You willbe with English speaking people every day, and you can discover British culture atthe same time.

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Study plan

For a two term programme, you willusually complete six core modules andfour pathway modules.

If you are taking a three term programme,you will study an additional Englishlanguage module.

Assessment

You are assessed through a combinationof assignments, periodic tests and end-of-module examinations. This ongoingassessment helps you to monitor yourprogress and ensure that you are on trackto progress to your university degreecourse.

Core modules

Skills for Study 1, 2 and 3

Language for Study 2 and 3*

Introduction to Social Sciences

Business pathway

Business and the BusinessEnvironment

Business Enterprise

Economics in an International Context

Statistics for the Social Sciences

Business with Mathematics pathway

Applied Mathematics

Business and the BusinessEnvironment

Business Enterprise

Foundation Mathematics

Law and Social Sciences pathway

Economics in an International Context

Introduction to Legal Principles andSystems


The Individual, State and Society

* Three term students will also take Languagefor Study 1 and additional hours of study forLanguage for Study 2 and 3

Foundation Certicate in

Business, Law and Social Sciences

The Foundation Certificate in Business, Law and Social Sciences equips you with theEnglish language ability, the academic skills and the key subject knowledge needed tostudy for a UK undergraduate degree.

On successful completion of your programme at the required level, you are guaranteedprogression to one of our partner universities, where you will begin your degree coursewith confidence.

2 term programme

Intakes January September

English IELTS 5.5 requirement or equivalent

Academic Typically requirement 12 years of

educationsuccessfullycompleted

Intakes May September




3 term programme


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Study plan

For a two term programme, you willusually complete ten modules.

If you are taking a three term programme,you will study an additional Englishlanguage module.

Assessment

You are assessed through a combinationof assignments, periodic tests and end-

of-module examinations. This ongoingassessment helps you to monitor yourprogress and ensure that you are on trackto progress to your university degreecourse.

Core modules



Basic Engineering


Applied Mathematics

Fundamentals of Science

Physical Sciences


Foundation Certicate in

Science and Engineering

The Foundation Certificate in Science and Engineering equips you with the Englishlanguage ability, the academic skills and the key subject knowledge needed to studyfor a UK undergraduate degree.

On successful completion of your programme at the required level, you are guaranteedprogression to one of our partner universities, where you will begin your degree course

with confidence.

Te teaching here starts at thebasic level, which is very helpulor me. I am doing really well. Ind the teaching really interestingbecause I am learning new thingsand also skills that will help me inmy university course.

Rahul Bhayani, India

Foundation Certicate inScience and Engineering

2 term programme

Intakes January September



educationsuccessfullycompleted withGCSE Mathematicsand Science

at grade C, orequivalent

Intake September



educationsuccessfullycompleted withGCSE Mathematicsand Science

at grade C, orequivalent

3 term programme


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Module summaries or the

Foundation Certicate

Skills for Study 1You will be encouraged to communicateconfidently and become aware of basiccritical thinking. You will learn how toundertake research and to avoid plagiarism,as well as note taking, presentation and

essay writing skills.

Skills for Study 2You will build up critical analysis skillsthrough understanding written and spokeninformation and then reporting your viewsorally and in writing. You will learn toapply judgment and reasoning in formingconclusions.

Skills for Study 3You will build on the skills learnt in Skillsfor Study 2, researching and analysinginformation and presenting conclusions in

a constructive and considered fashion inwriting and through oral presentations.

Language for Study 1 (3 term students only)You will improve your vocabulary, grammarand pronunciation through a variety offun and interactive teaching methods.The module refers to Skills for Study 1,to help you build confidence, enter into

lively discussions and deliver powerfulpresentations.

Language for Study 2You will develop your reading, writing andlistening skills so that you can analysewritten and oral information better, andpresent your views in practical formsincluding essays, presentations, letters andemails.

Language for Study 3You will build on the skills learnt inLanguage for Study 2 and Skills for Study

3. You will learn to understand complexlines of argument and clearly present yourown opinions in turn. You will explore theevidence for lines of thought in writing andthrough discussions.


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Business, Law and Social Sciences*

Business and the Business EnvironmentYou will learn about the national andinternational business environment,review various types of businesses and

their different objectives, and consider theimplications of globalisation.

Business EnterpriseYou will examine the concept of enterprise.You will consider how and why economicactivity develops, the role of culture andhow to analyse business performance.

Economics in an International ContextYou will develop an understanding of thetheory and practice of how markets operateand the factors influencing internationaltrade and investment.

Introduction to Legal Principles andSystems

You will be given the knowledge to developa broad, fundamental grounding in legalprinciples and systems.

Introduction to Social SciencesYou will study the four key aspects ofsocial science: anthropology, sociology,economics and political science. You willalso consider the role played by society andsocial issues in this subject.


You will develop an understanding of thestatistics and basic mathematics used bysocial scientists, as well as an ability toanalyse data.

The Individual, State and SocietyYou will develop an overview of thephilosophical, economic, social andpolitical aspects of the relationship betweenthe individual, State and society.


Applied MathematicsUsing the knowledge and skills developedin Foundation Mathematics, you willdevelop solutions to open-ended problems,

improve mathematical modelling andreasoning skills, and use Excel to analyseand present data.

Basic EngineeringUsing the theoretical knowledge gained inprevious modules, you will learn about keyengineering principles and explore theirpractical uses. Areas of study include fluidmechanics, thermodynamics, engineeringmaterials, mechanics, dynamics,engineering design and electronics.


You will receive a solid grounding in themathematical knowledge needed to studyscience and engineering. You will learnvarious mathematical principles and theiruse, in both pure and applied mathematics,to solve problems.

Fundamentals of ScienceYou will develop the key scientificknowledge needed to study scienceand engineering. Areas of study includegases, liquids and solids, attractions andrepulsions, the periodic table, chemicalenergy changes, protons, solutions and pH.

Physical SciencesYou will develop your understandingof topics including waves, electricity,electronics and magnetism, thermalphysics, and thermal and mechanicalproperties of matter.

* Students taking the

Business and

Mathematics Pathway

will study Foundation

Mathematics and

Applied Mathematics

(see summaries for

Science and

Engineering Pathway).


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The London Eye, Houses of Parliament and River Thames:20 minutes from KIC London by tube


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Study plan

For a two term programme, you willusually complete a series of core andlanguage modules, plus one pathwaymodule. Your pathway module dependson your chosen degree course.

Three term programmes start with a termof English language, academic skills andcultural modules.

AssessmentYou are assessed through a combinationof assignments, periodic tests andend-of-module examinations. Thisongoing assessment helps you to monitoryour progress and ensure that you are ontrack to progress to your Masters degreecourse.

Core modules



Aspects of British Society andCulture

Research Design and Critique

Research Project

Social Science Principles

Business pathway

Global Corporate MarketingStrategies

Law pathway

Introduction to English, Europeanand International Law

Social Sciences pathway

European Liberal Democracy


Graduate Diploma in


The Graduate Diploma in Business, Law and Social Sciences equips you with theEnglish language ability, the academic skills and the key subject knowledge neededto study for a UK Masters degree.


3 term programme

2 term programme

Intakes JanuaryMay*

September


Academic Typicallyrequirement 3 years of higher


Intakes January*

MaySeptember


Academic Typically requirement 3 years of higher


* 2 term May programmes and 3

term January programmes arefor progression to University ofWestminster degree courses only


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Study plan

For a two-term programme you willusually complete ten core modules (theProject is extended, so counts for twomodules).

Three term programmes start with a termof English language, academic skills andcultural modules.

Assessment

You are assessed through a combinationof assignments, periodic tests andend-of-module examinations. Thisongoing assessment helps you to monitoryour progress and ensure that you are ontrack to progress to your Masters degreecourse.

Core modules



Aspects of British Society andCulture

Engineering Science and Society

Research Project (double module)

Statistical Design for Science and

Engineering Research


Graduate Diploma in


The Graduate Diploma in Science and Engineering equips you with the Englishlanguage ability, the academic skills and the key subject knowledge needed to studyfor a UK Masters degree.


2 term programme

Intakes JanuarySeptember



educationsuccessfullycompleted in arelated subject,plus GCSE

Mathematics andScience at grade C,or equivalent

Intake September



educationsuccessfullycompleted in arelated subject,plus GCSEMathematics andScience at grade C,or equivalent

3 term programme


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Progression routes


MSc Analysis and Design of Structuresfor Hazards

MSc Automotive Engineering

MSc Business Systems, Analysis and Design

MSc Civil Engineering Structures

MSc Clinical Engineering with HealthcareTechnology Management

MSc Computer Games Technology

MSc Construction Management

MSc E-Business Systems

MSc Energy, Environmental Technologyand Economics

MSc Health Informatics

MSc Human-Centred Systems

MSc Information Science

MSc Information Systems and Technology

MSc Maritime Operations and Management

MSc Mechanical Engineering

MSc Software Engineering

MSc Systems and Control

MSc Telecommunications and Networks

Te University o Southampton

MSc Applied Geographical Information Systems andRemote Sensing

MSc Engineering in the Coastal Environment

MSc Marine Environment and Resources

MRes Marine Geology and Geophysics

MSc Marine Resource Management

MSc Marine Science, Policy and Law

MSc Oceanography

MRes Ocean Remote Sensing

MRes Ocean Science


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Module summaries or the

Graduate Diploma

Common modules

Skills for Study 1You will be encouraged to communicateconfidently and become aware of basiccritical thinking. You will learn how to

undertake research and to avoid plagiarism,as well as note taking, presentation andessay writing skills.

Skills for Study 2You will build up critical analysis skillsthrough understanding written and spokeninformation and then reporting your viewsorally and in writing. You will learn toapply judgment and reasoning in formingconclusions.

Skills for Study 3You will build on the skills learnt in Skills

for Study 2, researching and analysinginformation and presenting conclusions ina constructive and considered fashion inwriting and through oral presentations.

Language for Study 1 (3 term students only)You will improve your vocabulary, grammarand pronunciation through a variety offun and interactive teaching methods.The module refers to Skills for Study 1,to help you build confidence, enter intolively discussions and deliver powerfulpresentations.

Language for Study 2You will develop your reading, writing andlistening skills so that you can analysewritten and oral information better, andpresent your views in practical formsincluding essays, presentations, letters andemails.

Language for Study 3You will build on the skills learnt inLanguage for Study 2 and Skills for Study3. You will learn to understand complexlines of argument and clearly present yourown opinions in turn. You will explore the

evidence for lines of thought in writing andthrough discussions.


Aspects of British Society and CultureYou will gain an understanding of lifeand culture in the UK within academicparameters. This understanding will

complement your experience of studyingin the UK to help you get the most out ofyour studies, and also help to establish theconventions of the British education systemin context.

Engineering Science and SocietyYou will explore the relationship betweenscience and society. Areas of study includethe extent to which religious beliefs andsociopolitical factors influence approachesto science and the ethical implications ofmajor breakthroughs.

Research Project (double module)Using skills developed in the Skills forStudy and Statistical Design for Scienceand Engineering Research modules, youwill design and carry out an extended pieceof research (6,000-8,000 words) on a topicrelated to your postgraduate study. Youwill undertake a lengthy literature review,compare and contrast ideas and criticallyevaluate research outcomes. The project willbe fully written up and presented to yourfellow students.

Statistical Design for Science and

Engineering ResearchYou will develop your knowledge andskills in critiquing science and engineeringresearch and develop skills in experimentaldesign, data handling, statistical methods,statistical tests and the use of Excel.


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Aspects of British Society and CultureYou will gain an understanding of lifeand culture in the UK within academicparameters. This understanding will

complement your experience of studyingin the UK to help you get the most out ofyour studies, and also help to establishthe conventions of the British educationsystem in context.

European Liberal DemocracyYou will explore why and how liberaldemocracy has become the dominantpolitical system in Europe. Areas of studyinclude: how interest groups operate,where power lies, the role of the media andconcepts of freedom of speech and humanrights.

Global Corporate Marketing StrategiesYou will receive a solid grounding inglobal corporate marketing strategiesand developing the marketing mix. Youwill consider the implications of political,economic, social and technological issueson marketing strategies.

Introduction to English, European andInternational Law

You will learn about the key aspects ofEnglish, European and internationallaw and gain a solid grounding in legal

principles and research techniques.

Research Design and CritiqueYou will develop your knowledge in defininga research problem, and designing aproject capable of producing trustworthy

research. You will also develop the ability tocritique social science research.

Research ProjectUsing skills developed in the Skills forStudy modules, you will design and carryout an extended piece of research (3,000-3,500 words) on a topic related to yourpostgraduate study. You will need to showorganisational and planning skills, provideevidence to support your arguments, andaccurately reference the text.

Social Science Principles

You will consider the differences betweenthe study of natural and social phenomena.You will also explore the validity andcredibility of social science theories on thenature of the world, and the implicationsfor social science research.


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Arriving in London

Arriving in London may be a new experience for you. However, dont worry! We understand

your concerns about travelling outside your home country and will be with you every step

of the way.

Pre-arrival inormation

When you receive your Confirmation ofAcceptance for Study (CAS) you will also

receive the Pre-arrival Guide, providingdetailed information on planning yourdeparture and immigration advice. We oftenrun pre-departure meetings to answer yourqueries, but if you are unable to attend onethen please phone the Admissions team on+44 (0)20 7811 3050 or email them [email protected].

Collection on arrival in the UK

We understand that a long flight can be atiring experience, so we will aim to meet youwhen you arrive. You can be collected from

Heathrow or Gatwick airport and transferredto your accommodation in London. Contactthe Student Services Team for details of thisservice telephone +44 (0)20 3031 9710.

Settling in

After unpacking your bags, you will wantto meet your new classmates, so we invite

you to participate in an induction andregistration programme. The programmeincludes a tour of the College andsurrounding area, introductions to Collegestaff and a helping hand with paperwork(e.g. opening a bank account).

Social programme

Although you will be working hard inclasses, you are living in a vibrant andexciting city with lots of places to go to relax.An active college social programme runsthroughout each term to take you to exciting

attractions in and outside the city.

Image (left): Arriving at Liverpool Street trainstation, five minutes walk from KIC London

Come and join us at KIC Londonand we will do our best to make surethat you achieve your academic goalsand also have a rewarding, un-illedand memorable time! We have greatexperience in looking ater internationalstudents with their particular needs, soyou will be in sae hands.

London quite simply has it all or aninternational student, and you will bemost welcome here!

Tina-Louise AllenHead of Student Services


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A typical hall of residence kitchen

A typical student bedroom

Roof terrace at Blithehale Court, Bethnal Green used by many KIC London students

Your home in London

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As a student at KIC London, you will be offered a room in some of the most modern and highquality accommodation anywhere in the city.

All KIC London students are guaranteed a place in one of our self-catering halls of residence,within easy reach of the College. All rooms are en-suite (you have a private bathroom) andare grouped into apartments where you will share kitchen and dining facilities.

Typically, halls of residence for KIC Londonstudents have some or all of the followingfeatures:

Internet access included in the rent, soyou can easily keep in touch with friendsand family back home

A common room, so you havesomewhere to relax with friends at theend of the day

A laundry, so you will never have to go farto do your washing

Secure door entry and CCTV cameras

Although you are free to arrange your own

accommodation, living in a hall of residencehas many advantages. The residence will besafe and secure, and you will benefit frombeing able to make friends with people frommany different parts of the world.

You can book your accommodation by fillingin the relevant form in your Pre-arrival Guide.

We will try to place you in your first choiceaccommodation, but places in each hall arelimited. Places are allocated on a first-come,first-served basis, so we recommend youbook early to avoid disappointment.

My accommodation is excellent. Itis very nice and quiet and good orreading. Tere is ast internet accessand a lot o space to make you eelat home. It is also very close to thecollege and you can walk here ortake the bus, which is always easy tocatch.

Joshua Jime, NigeriaFoundation Certicate in


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Part-time work and scholarships

If you come from a big city such as London, you will know that life can be expensive.However, you will find that the many student discounts available in London, and othersavings that can be made, will mean costs can be kept down.

Your living costs

The British Council estimates that theaverage student in London needs around800 a month to cover accommodation,

food, clothes and basic needs. For the latesttuition fee information please visit:www.kiclondon.org.uk/tuitionfees

Student discounts

Many shops, theatres, cinemas, museumsand galleries offer reductions for studentsand special student fares are often availableon buses and trains.

The Student Services Team will be able togive you more information.

ScholarshipsTo help with the costs of studying abroad,KIC London awards scholarships to many ofits students. To find out if you are eligiblevisit: www.kiclondon.org.uk

Part-time work

A part-time job can be a good way to ensureyou have extra spending money for leisureactivities and socialising. During university

term time, international students are legallyallowed to work for a maximum of 20 hoursa week (10 hours a week while studyingat KIC London). Academic success is yourpriority, but working part-time may helpyou to improve your English, build yourconfidence, gain useful work experience andmake new friends.

For the latest information on working whilestudying in the UK visit:www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

I would recommend KIC London

because it is situated in the bestcity in the world. Everything is atyour ngertips here rom historicmonuments to hip clubs.

I eel very welcome and everyone isriendly. As a Muslim, it is very easyto practise my aith in London andhalal ood is available everywhere even in the normal supermarkets.

Faisal Al Mana, Saudi ArabiaFoundation Certicate in



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How to apply

Applicants for KIC London should apply directly using the KIC London application form.There is no application deadline, but there are deadlines for guaranteed accommodationand for some scholarships. You should therefore apply as early as you can. You can apply atwww.kiclondon.org.ukor by following the three simple steps below.

Step 1

Complete fully and sign the application formopposite.

Step 2Attach copies of the following supportingdocuments, if you have them:

Academic transcripts and examinationresults

English language test results(e.g. IELTS or TOEFL) if applicable

If your transcripts are in a language otherthan English you will need to includecertified translations along with copies ofthe original transcripts. If you do not haveany academic transcripts or English languagetest results you can still apply and we willlook at making you a conditional offer.We can even offer students free Englishlanguage assessments.

Step 3

Post, fax or email your application to:

University Pathways OfficeKaplan International Colleges

Shepherds CentralCharecroft WayLondon W14 0EE

Tel: +44 20 7811 3050Fax: +44 20 7881 0710Email:[email protected]

Alternatively, send your application toone of the four Kaplan InternationalRepresentative Offices. The addressesare on the back cover of this brochure.

Notes

Dont worry there is no application fee orapplication deadline (although there aredeadlines for guaranteed accommodationand for some scholarships).

I decided to come to KIC Londonbecause it is a privilege to studyin the UK and my childhood

dream. I had no problems withthe application process or withobtaining a visa. Everything waspretty simple. I got a lot o supportrom the Colleges admissions team,who worked hard and were reallyeffi cient.

I have already recommended thecollege to three o my riends.

Srivathsan Venkatasubramanian,

IndiaFoundation Certicate in


Please note

All admissionsdecisions are solelyat the discretion ofKaplan International

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1. Contact details

1. Fill in all sections of the form

2. At tach certified copies of academic transcripts and examination results(translated if not in English) if you have them

3. Send to Kaplan International Colleges (details overleaf)

Nationality:

Passport number:

Home address:

Email address:

Postcode:Country:

Telephone:

Mobile:

Address for correspondence (if different from your home address):

2. Programme and degree course choices

January May September

Preferred programme start date (please):

3. Education history

Institution(name and country) Dates attended(from to) Qualification awarded

Please list all schools, colleges and universities you have attended since the age of 11.

Will you be under the age of 18 when your

programme is due to start? (please) Yes No

(compulsory)

Postcode:Country:

Telephone:

Mobile:

University and degree course progression choice (please):

Family name or surname (as on passport):

First name (as on passport):

Middle name(s):

Gender: (please) Male Female

Date of birth (dd/mm/yy):

4. English language prociency

TOEFLPassword

Have you taken a recognised English language test? (please) Yes No

IfYes, please enter your overallscore in the relevant blue boxbelow and your individual listening, reading, writing and speaking scoresin the relevant pinkboxes, if applicable. If you have not taken a recognised English language test, you can still apply and we will make you a conditional offer.

IELTS Other


University of Southampton

University of Westminster

Kaplan International College London programme choice (please):

Pre-Sessional English (leading to an academic pathway programme)

Foundation Certificate in Business, Law and Social Sciences

Foundation Certificate in Science and Engineering

Graduate Diploma in Business, Law and Social Sciences

Graduate Diploma in Science and Engineering

Please state your university degree choice:

Two term programme Three term programme

Preferred number of terms of study (please):

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9. Medical inormation

6. Employment history

How many years of full-time work experience do you have?

If you have work experience, please describe the most recent full-time positionyou have had which lasted at least 12 months. Any previous work historyshould be included by attaching an extra sheet or CV to your application.

Employer:

Dates (fromto):

Main responsibilities:

Kaplan International Colleges is committed to equality of opportunity andaims to provide an inclusive learning environment for students with specialneeds or disabilities. To help us best support you, please provide as muchinformation as you can on your particular needs.

8. Insurance

I declare that the information I have supplied on and with this form is complete and correct. I understand that Kaplan International College London may need toprocess and store my information in countries outside the UK (and not subject to UK Data Protection laws), such as the United States or other countries wherewe have offices or service providers. I consent to the transfer of my information to these other countries. I understand that the giving of false or incompleteinformation may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation of my enrolment. I have read, understood and agreed to the terms and conditions and feesof Kaplan International College London as outlined on the Kaplan International College London website. I undertake to pay the fees incurred as they are due andunderstand that Kaplan International College London fees may increase. I authorise Kaplan International College London to supply any relevant data to its partneruniversities and to supply official records of my progress at Kaplan International College London to my parents, guardian, sponsor or their nominee.

10. Declaration

www.kiclondon.org.uk

5. Declaration o criminal record

Do you have any criminal convictions in any country excluding spent

convictions and minor motoring offences? (please)

I confirm I have read, understood and agree to the declaration above (please ): Yes

Name: Date:

Yes No If you tick yes, you may be required to provide details.

To be completed by the applicants parent or guardian if the applicant is under 18 years of age:

I confirm I have read, understood and agree to the declaration above on behalf of the applicant (please): Yes

Name: Date:

11. Final check-listPlease check you have supplied all the required information in this check-list:

1. Complete all sections of the application form Yes

2. Confirm you agree to the declaration above Yes

3. Attach certified copies of academic transcripts and examination results (with certified translations if not in English) Yes4. Send your application and copies of academic transcripts and examination results to: Email: [email protected] Fax: +44 (0) 20 7881 0710 Post: One of our offices listed on the back page of this brochure

Do you have comprehensive travel, health and academic insurance?

Yes No IfYes, please submit details. If No, we will contact

you with full details once your application has been accepted. From 1st

January 2011, comprehensive insurance is compulsory.

7. Agent inormation

Do you have an educational agent?

Name?

City?

Yes (please give details) No

Do you have any medical conditions?

If yes, please give details of any medical conditions, disabilities or allergiesthat require attention or notification and any prescribed medication taken

on a regular basis (this will not affect your application).

Yes No

Completion and signing of this form gives Kaplan permission to administerfirst aid by trained staff first aiders if required.

Do you consider yourself to have a disability? Please specify below.

No disability

Social/communication impairment such as Aspergers

syndrome or other autistic spectrum disorder

Blindness or serious visual impairment uncorrected by glasses

Deafness or serious hearing impairment

Long-standing illness or health condition such as cancer, HIC, diabetes,chronic heart disease, epilepsy, asthma or sickle-cell anaemia

Mental health condition eg depression/schizophrenia/anxiety disorder

Specific learning disability such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or ADHD

Physical impairment or mobility issues such as difficulty using your

arms or using a wheelchair or crutches

Disability, impairment or medical condition that is not listed above

On a separate sheet please provide further details of the nature of yourdisability and the suport you would require. Please note that some supportmechanisms might take considerable time to organise, such as booksin Braille format or modifications to buildings. We ask therefore that youinclude as much as information as possible.

Kaplan will ensure all personal data enclosed will be used only to planappropriate support for you. Kaplan might need to disclose appropriate and

relevant details to partner universities to facilitate this process.

I agree to appropriate and relevant details being forwarded in this way.


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Apply to KIC London

Admissions decision and offer letter

sent within 48 hours

Offer accepted by paying deposit

Receive Confirmation of Acceptance

for Study (CAS), accommodation

booking information, arrivals

information and Pre-arrival Guide

Return accommodation form

Start visa application process

(ensuring you have evidence

of having held sufficient funds in a

bank for at least 28 days)

Receive confirmation of

accommodation allocation

Visa issued; book flight and return

arrival form

Arrive in UK, settle into

accommodation and attend

Induction and Registration Programme

one week before teaching starts

Teaching starts


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Afer you submit

your application

Bank details

Account Name: Kaplan International College London Ltd Bank Name: NatwestAccount Number: 20706081 Sort Code: 50-00-00Iban Number: GB98NWBK50000020706081 Swift Code: NWBKGB2L

Bank Address: Natwest, PO Box 34, 15 Bishopsgate,London EC2P 2AP, UK

If your application is successful you willreceive an offer letter. The offer letterwill be for both your programme at KICLondon and your degree course at thepartner university.

Your offer will be either an unconditionaloffer or a conditional offer. Anunconditional offer means there areno academic or English languageconditions to fulfil. All you have to do isaccept your offer and pay your depositin order to reserve a place on yourprogramme.

A conditional offer means thereare academic or English languageconditions which you must fulfil beforeyou can apply for a visa or enrol at theCollege. The offer letter will detail theseconditions but if you have any questionsplease contact the Application and

Admissions Centre or your local Kaplanrepresentative office.

Step 1: Ensure you havesuffi cient unds

To study in the UK you must be ableto prove you have sufficient funds foryour monthly maintenance or livingexpenses. This will be equivalent to800 for every month of your KIC Londonprogramme (up to a maximum of ninemonths) plus any outstanding tuitionfees. You must hold this amount in arecognised bank for at least 28 daysprior to applying for a visa.

Step 2: Accept your offer

To accept your offer, return the offeracceptance form at the back of youroffer letter and pay the required deposit.The deposit may be paid by bank draft,payable to Kaplan International CollegeLondon, or by direct transfer. Please

quote your student reference number inthe reference field when paying.

If you are a sponsored student (forexample by a government body), pleasesend us your financial guarantee so wecan confirm your place.

Upon receiving the deposit, we willemail you a receipt and the Confirmationof Acceptance for Study (CAS), whichcontains a unique reference number andis used for your student visa application.

You will also receive the accommodationpreference form and the arrivals form.

If your offer was conditional, the CASwill be dispatched as soon as youprovide evidence of having met theconditions of your offer.

Step 3: Apply or a student visa

Once you have your CAS along withevidence that you have the course feesand sufficient funds to live, submit yourvisa application with original documentsrequired demonstrating your Englishand Academic level at your local BritishEmbassy or High Commission.


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Kaplan International Colleges

About Kaplan International Colleges

Kaplan International Colleges workin partnership with a selection of theworlds leading universities to provideacademic pathway programmes tailored forinternational students.

There are colleges in the UK, the USA andAustralia. They specialise in preparinginternational students for successful andrewarding undergraduate and postgraduatestudy at leading universities. Progressionto the partner university is guaranteed onsuccessful completion at the required level.

Partner universities in the UK

Bournemouth UniversityCity University LondonNottingham Trent University

The University of GlasgowThe University of LiverpoolThe University of SheffieldThe University of SouthamptonThe University of Westminster

Partner universities in the USA

Northeastern UniversityThe University of Utah

Partner universities in Australia

Murdoch University

The University of Adelaide

For further information on any of the KaplanInternational Colleges or their partneruniversities, please visit:www.kaplaninternational.com

Kaplan International Colleges is asubsidiary of Kaplan, Inc, which is ownedby The Washington Post Company. Kaplanprovides a comprehensive range ofeducation and professional trainingprogrammes in locations around the world.

For more information about Kaplan pleasevisit: www.kaplan.com

Kaplan Care insurance

As an international student coming to studyin the UK, it is important that you haveadequate insurance to protect you. KICLondon provides its students with KaplanCare, a comprehensive insurance policydesigned specifically for internationalstudents.

Kaplan Care insurance policy is a combinedtravel, health and academic insurancepolicy. This means it protects you whileyou are travelling as well as while you arestudying in the UK.

Key benets include cover or:

Cancellation or curtailment of your trip

Loss of property including cash, luggage,

tickets and passportMedical expenses incurred, includingrepatriation

Reimbursement of pre-paid programmefees

Legal expenses incurred

It is compulsory for students to havecomprehensive insurance before arrivingin the UK. We will therefore add KaplanCare automatically to your KIC London

programme fees unless proof of suitablealternative cover is provided.

Full details of the levels of cover provided,insurance premiums and the terms of coverare available at www.kiclondon.org.uk

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Kaplan, Inc. foundedby a schoolteacher inNew York

1 million

Kaplan students inmore than 30 countriesworldwide

4,000

Students at KaplanInternational Collegesin the UK in 2009

Over 3,000

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Pre-Sessional English

Foundation

Graduate Diploma

Kaplan International College London

College building: 10-14 White Lion Street

London N1 9PD

Tel: +44 (0)20 3031 9710

Fax: +44 (0)20 3031 1104

Email : [email protected]

Application and Admissions Centre: University Pathways Office

Kaplan International Colleges

Shepherds Central

Charecroft Way

London W14 0EE

Tel: +44 (0)20 7811 3050

Fax: +44 (0)20 7881 0710

Email : [email protected]

Representative offi ces

China Kaplan International Colleges Office

Office C313, Kempinski Hotel

Beijing Lufthansa Center

No. 50 Liangmaqiao Road

Chaoyang District, Beijing 100016

Tel: +86 10 64608373

Fax: +86 10 64664189

Email: [email protected]

India Kaplan International Colleges Office

E12/2, JVS Towers, First Floor

Sector 1

NOIDA 201 301

Tel: +91 120 422 7800


Nigeria Kaplan International Colleges Office 3rd floor, Wing B, White Building, Sapetro Towers

Plot 98, Adeola Odeku StreetVictoria Island, Lagos

Tel: +234 (1) 7401572 / 08052903660


Pakistan Kaplan International Colleges Office

Office 29, 3rd Floor, Al-Latif Center

Main Boulevard

Gulberg III, Lahore

Tel: +92 42 578 1573-4

Fax: +92 42 578 1524

Note

This prospectus is intended to help you choose yourprogramme at Kaplan International College (KIC) London.All students will be required, as a condition of enrolment,to abide by and submit to the procedures of KIC Londonsterms and conditions as amended from time to time. Thecurrent terms and conditions are available on requestfrom the Application and Admissions Centre and are alsoavailableonline www kiclondon org uk

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