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Your journey starts here.— International Guide 2014/15

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Why choose Roehampton?The University of Roehampton has been providing education through its colleges for more than 170 years. We are known for our rich educational history, traditional campus experience, high-quality teaching and world-class research, and a strong focus on student support.

At Roehampton, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities, we are committed to driving the integrity and potential of individuals, and we have a passion for the highest standards of education and scholarship.

The University of Roehampton is…

01 London’s only traditional campus university, with first-rate academic, sporting and leisure facilities.

02 A modern university but with a distinctive collegiate history, dating back to 1841, creating a strong sense of community on campus.

03 One of the most diverse student communities of any university in the UK, with over 133 nationalities represented.

04 An outstanding teaching institution where you will develop specialist knowledge in your chosen subject area under the tutelage of leading experts in their field.

05 Internationally recognised for its research. Our vibrant research culture is driven by busy research centres and attracts students from all over the world.

06 Friendly and supportive, offering high levels of contact with excellent teachers and researchers working at the cutting edge of their subject areas.

07 Excellent for employability – nine out of ten of our students are in employment or further study within 6 months of graduation.

08 A lively place to get involved: you can volunteer, work, play sports or join one of our many student societies.

...all this only 6 miles from London’s West End.

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Getting aroundPutney, Kingston, Richmond, Covent Garden, the South Bank, Soho and Westminister within 20 minutes.

I like the museums and most of them are free. Xiaofang Zheng University of Roehampton student

The TubeLondon was the first city in the world to have an underground railway, known as the ‘Tube’.

Look out for the Shard, the tallest building in London at 310m.

London locationRoehampton is only 6 miles from London's West End.

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133 nationalities Roehampton is one of the most diverse communities of any university in the UK.

25% men

75% women

A life-changing experience

The United Kingdom is home to a world-renowned education system, with a long and rich history of providing outstanding university education to students from all over the world. London is a global city in which 300 languages are spoken, where you can eat cuisine from over 70 different countries, and which hosts multicultural events and festivals throughout the year.

Located in the leafy south west of the capital, the Roehampton campus is surrounded by lively and affluent areas such as Putney, Kingston and Richmond. Covent Garden, the South Bank, Soho, and Westminster are just 20 minutes away by train, offering a perfect balance for anyone who wants to be in one of the world’s most vibrant cities while living on a safe and peaceful campus.

Being so close to a world-leading business, financial and cultural hub creates unique opportunities to work with global employers while you are studying. You may choose to work part-time throughout your studies, as students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours per week during holidays on a student visa. This will equip you with a portfolio of world-class commercial experience and opportunities to establish a global network of contacts.

At Roehampton, we believe passionately in the benefits of a university education undertaken away from your home country. We pride ourselves on the quality of academic guidance and pastoral support to help you reach your full potential. It provides you with a unique opportunity to broaden your intellectual and personal horizons in one of the world’s most exciting and cosmopolitan cities. You will successfully handle situations outside your comfort zone, enhance your decision-making skills and cross-cultural competencies, and return home a more confident, globally minded individual.

By embarking on this life-changing experience, you will make lifelong friends, immerse yourself in another culture and learn more about yourself than you ever thought possible.

The University of Roehampton is London’s only traditional campus university.

Ranked 1st in the country for Dance research and Biological Anthropology (2008 Research Assessment Exercise).

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Coming here was the best choice I ever made, it’s fantastic. Alex Dabonor MA Media, Culture and Identity

Need advice?Support at every stage of the student application process.

Guiding youLook at maps and start to make a list of things you want to do.

Applying for your visais easy, with the help of official Roehampton representatives in your country.Planning ahead

Leaving your home country to study abroad may be one of the biggest decisions you will ever make. That’s why our staff, representatives and alumni are on hand to offer information, advice and support as you embark on your journey. Before you arrive at Roehampton, there are several ways to make contact and ensure that you are fully prepared for the adventure that lies ahead.

01 Meet us in your country Our staff travel overseas frequently to meet potential

students at education exhibitions, in-country office visits and school/university presentations. We are always happy to meet and counsel students regarding their university, course and career decisions. To find out more about how to meet a University staff member or representative in your country, head to www.roehampton.ac.uk/International/Meet-us-in-Your-Country

02 Connect with our agent network The University of Roehampton has official representatives

in many countries around the world, who will help students with their applications for our programmes, with English language test training and with coaching through the visa application process. www.roehampton.ac.uk/International

03 Make contact with Roehampton alumni The University Alumni Office aims to help you stay in touch with your University, your college and other Roehampton alumni, wherever you are in the world. www.roehampton.ac.uk/Alumni

04 Get in touch with the International Office at Roehampton If you are unable to meet us in your country, please get in touch with us so we can help to answer any queries you might have about studying with us. You can telephone us on +44 208 392 3192 or drop us an email at [email protected]. We would love to hear from you.

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We have easy access to all the excitement of the city. Lauren Tobias MSc Sports Psychology

Arriving at RoehamptonAt the University of Roehampton, we understand the challenges that come with studying many miles from home. As a result, we do everything we can to ensure that your arrival is hassle-free, and that the first, crucial weeks of term go smoothly.

01 Meet and greet A Meet and Greet service from London Heathrow Airport

is offered on a designated day every September. Go to http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/International for more information.

02 Orientation programme New international students receive a warm and friendly welcome to the University each year with our orientation programme. Students benefit from programme inductions, campus tours and the opportunity to join clubs and societies at the ‘Freshers Fair’. This is an excellent opportunity for new students to meet new friends and get to know the staff at the university at the beginning of their journey.

03 International centreLondon has the most international visitors of any city in the world.

Photo FrenzyGet to know the London landmarks by taking our photo frenzy challenge.

54 acres of parkland.

Settling inYour flat representative will help you get involved with activities and join up to clubs and societies.

Friendly Roehampton representatives personally meet you off the plane.

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Alex Dabonor Warri, Delta State, NigeriaMA Media, Culture and Identity

I decided to study in the UK because the quality of British education is globally recognised, and London is the perfect location for somebody studying Media, Culture and Identity.

I chose the University of Roehampton because I was looking for a course that places a strong emphasis on research.

When I arrived, I was pleased to find learning facilities that were of a high standard and very modern. More importantly, perhaps, I was greeted by friendly people and a welcoming environment. Staff and fellow students helped me to settle in, and I soon began to feel at home.

I travel into central London often, using the buses or the Underground. I like exploring historical landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and Parliament Square, and I enjoy going into the city on social outings.

The decision to study in the UK is one that you will never regret taking – I have had a fantastic experience!

Meet Alex —journeytoroehampton.co.uk/alex

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Studying at RoehamptonWith origins dating back to the 1840s, the University of Roehampton offers a long-established and quintessentially British educational experience resembling the Oxbridge-style collegiate system.

Thanks to our excellent facilities and the expertise of our teaching and research staff, you will develop qualities and gain skills that are highly valued by employers. These include critical thinking, openness to new ideas, the ability to work well with others and the capacity to communicate effectively.

Academic programmes

We offer a wide range of courses. For full details, turn to page 23.

Supporting you through your studies

Going to university presents an exciting – and occasionally daunting – mix of opportunities and challenges. We pride ourselves on the quality of academic guidance and pastoral help available to you throughout your time with us.

An extensive support network will help you to get the most out of your learning experience, with key staff – including your Personal Tutor, the Chaplaincy team, and the Student Welfare Officer (SWO) for your Department – on campus to offer advice on demand.

At the beginning of your programme, you will be assigned a Personal Tutor who will act as your point of contact for academic issues. You can also meet with one of our Academic Learning Advisers to help you make the most of your time at Roehampton. English language support is also available throughout your degree.

04Student:Staff ratio — better than all other London Universities.

Computer suites are available 24 hours a day.

80% of research is international standard.

A personal tutor will be assigned to you at the beginning of your programme.

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Being here changed my views on life. Mariia Bashkatova MSc International Management



Vice Chancellors Scholarship SchemeAvailable to International applicants.

ConnectivityInternet connection troubleshooting available in the halls of residence.

Laptop loan We operate a laptop loan scheme.

The University library contains around 350,000 print books, artefacts and audiovisual materials, and more than 300,000 ebooks.

The Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship Scheme

International applicants to Roehampton will be eligible for the Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship Scheme, worth between £1,500 (Band B) and £2,000 (Band A), with MBA students receiving £2,500 discount for Band A. Eligibility is automatic; you need only submit your programme application to be considered for Band A or Band B. The scholarship is delivered as a reduction in tuition fees in each year of study for undergraduate students, and in the first year of study for postgraduate students. You must achieve a certain level of academic performance and high level of English language certification to be eligible.

International students can also apply for the RUSH and 2025 Scholarships. To find out more, go to www.roehampton.ac.uk/International/Tuition-Fees-and-Scholarships

Library and learning services

The University Library contains around 350,000 print books, artefacts and audiovisual materials, and more than 300,000 eBooks. You can also access 200 print-only journals and more than 32,500 electronic journals.

Providing access to, and support for, the Moodle online learning environment, the Library also offers a range of academic and study skills workshops, and staff are happy to provide expert advice and support. The building has more than 260 open-access PCs and around 400 study spaces. Computer suites are available 24 hours a day throughout the year, while the full Library is open around the clock during peak times in the academic year.

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Duchesne BuildingProviding students with state-of-the-art teaching rooms.

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Room to growFor many students, starting university means living away from home for the first time. The prospect of managing every detail of your day-to-day life can be both liberating and daunting – especially if you are new to the UK.

Most international students coming to Roehampton choose to stay in our on-campus accommodation. Living in halls affords you plenty of independence, while also giving you access to a close, supportive network of peers and university staff.

There is a wide variety of residences to choose from. Many rooms have en suite bathrooms and all have internet access. Check the website for more details of different halls and for virtual tours.

All international undergraduate or postgraduate students who apply before July 31st will be guaranteed on-campus accommodation.

Accommodation fees vary but are in the region of £96 to £124 per week (2012/13 prices). The cost includes utilities bills and contents insurance.

Living off campus is also an option. Some students prefer to be near to the University itself, while others like to live closer to central London with its many attractions. Whatever your preference, the Accommodation Office can help you to find the right place to live.

For more information, visit www.roehampton.ac.uk/International/Accommodation

On top of accommodation costs, students are advised to have approximately £600 per month for living expenses such as food, travel, books etc.

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Facilities are within 15 minute walk of campus accommodation.

Free bus service running to and from Fez Club.

Guaranteed on-campus accommodationApply before July 31st.

£110average cost of accommodation.

Studying at Roehampton was a brilliant experience, both challenging and rewarding. Malcolm Pearse Education

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Lauren Tobias Rockland County, New York, USAMSc Sports Psychology

Studying in a major city in another country promised the best of all worlds – easy access to the rest of Europe, immersing myself in the London scene and furthering my education.

I was looking for a university with a defined campus, so Roehampton is ideal. I also chose it because I am able to play hockey competitively (one of my passions) and have access to some quite obscure sports, including trampolining, jujitsu, rowing, calypso drumming, billiards, the list goes on...

When I arrived, I found the people friendly and the campus as extensive as I had hoped. The University reps, as exhausted as they were from carrying our luggage across campus at midnight, were extremely helpful and answered everyone's touristy questions.

The international programme did a great job of making sure that we felt very welcome. We took trips into London, had detailed campus tours and orientation sessions, and attended dinners and welcome parties. I've joined three clubs already and I have a feeling I'll meet lots of people that way.

After Roehampton, I may decide to pursue a PhD in Counselling or some other aspect of Psychology, or try to coach at a higher level. First, however, I plan to travel around Europe, to round off a year of hard, focused work.

Meet Lauren —journeytoroehampton.co.uk/lauren

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60+ societies and sports clubs, there is something for everyone at Roehampton.

Summer Ball Highlight of the entertainments programme at the RSU.

Multicultural societyLiving in a community that consists of over 133 different nationalities will prepare you to do business with people from around the world.

First in London for Students Union.

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A unique communityThe University of Roehampton has its roots in the traditions of its four constituent Colleges – Digby Stuart, Froebel, Southlands and Whitelands – which were all formed in the 19th Century.

Each serves as a focal point for the University’s vibrant social scene, creating healthy intercollegiate rivalries in sport and other traditional celebrations. At Roehampton, you are not only part of the University, but you will also have an instant identity within the more intimate world of your College.

The Student Life Office (SLO) – a partnership between the University, Roehampton Students’ Union, the Colleges and the academic Departments – exists to provide you with a dynamic, exciting and relevant extracurricular experience.

SLO can help you to participate in and lead clubs and societies, encouraging the development of essential leadership and employability skills.

Clubs and societies

With more than 60 societies and sports clubs, there is something for everyone at Roehampton. – and if we don’t already have what you’re looking for, we can help you to make it happen.

University is your chance to acquire skills and life experience that will prove invaluable in your future career. The Roehampton Students’ Union (RSU) provides a range of opportunities and volunteering projects, helping you to build an impressive portfolio of personal attributes.

RSU has approximately 35 active societies, covering a wide range of interests, beliefs and activities, and providing the perfect way to meet like-minded people and make friends. The societies are supported by RSU and SLO, but are run by students, for students. If you think there is a gap in the market, RSU can provide you with some simple guidelines to start up a new one.

College CupCompete for the title through events across the term, including sports matches, volunteering ventures, assault courses and pop up prizes.

Have your sayWe use your feedback to make the University better for everyone.

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Four Colleges educating students since the 19th century.

The Union Bar offers food, drinks and entertainment throughout the week, from quizzes and sport to acoustic nights, live bands and karaoke. It’s a great place to relax, socialise with friends and meet fellow students. RSU also provides an entertainments programme that includes weekly events such as the Bop, Fez Club and larger events including Freshers’ Week and the highlight of the year – the Summer Ball.

Alongside all the fun and extracurricular activities, RSU also provides support. If you are experiencing difficulties, then please get in touch – RSU exists to represent you and to help resolve any issues you may have.

Sport at Roehampton

Sport Roehampton provides high-quality sport, physical activity and health services for Roehampton students and staff, the local community and elite athletes. Each of its clubs is open to all, and most offer coached sessions, recreational sessions and opportunities to compete. There are plenty of opportunities to represent the University of Roehampton against other universities as a member of one of the 20 teams that compete regularly in the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) leagues. All clubs are student-focused, meaning that you can have significant input into how your club operates.

Whitelands CollegeOne of the five oldest institutions for training educators in England.

Southlands College Founded in 1872, the college derives it ethos from its Methodist foundation.

Froebel CollegeEstablished to further the values of Friedrich Frobel, the German educationalist who pioneered a holistic view of child development.

Digby Stuart College The college owes its existence to the Society of the Sacred Heart, whose members continue to support the college and the university.



Get involved Roehampton offers opportunities for you to get involved in local, national and international campaigns.

9/10 students are in employment or further study within 6 months of graduation.

Network with employers and organisations with the help of our Employability and Entrepreneurship team.Life after

universityWhether you’re preparing for a highly competitive employment marketplace or looking for ways to earn money during your time at Roehampton, there’s no escaping the fact that university life today is about much more than studying for your degree.

At Roehampton, we provide a range of services to help you get to grips with employment issues and plan for life after graduation:

01 We offer a year-round calendar of careers fairs and special events featuring guest speakers who will share their knowledge and experience with you.

02 We organise workshops covering CV writing, applications and interview skills.

03 You can ask a careers question or have your CV checked through our E-guidance system.

04 Each Academic Department has an Employability Adviser for advice and support on career issues, job applications and selection, volunteering and work experience, further study, and planning for the future.

05 JobShop (www.roehampton.prospects.ac.uk) is a dedicated website for Roehampton students to register for work experience and apply for part-time or casual jobs posted by employers.

06 Unitemps – the student employment agency – has a branch on campus, and its staff can help you find temporary work within universities, so that you can earn money to fit conveniently round your studies. You will find Unitemps on the ground floor of the Library, at www.unitemps.co.uk and you can email them at [email protected].

07 The Employability and Entrepreneurship team encourages students to network with employers and organisations, and the Employability and Entrepreneurship LinkedIn group is a great way to begin building your professional network.

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At the heart of industryLondon is 3rd most filmed city in the world (2007).

Ask questions or have your CV checked through our E-guidance system.

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My experience was an all-round development: academically and personally. Puja Khaturia MBA

Mariia Bashkatova Samara, RussiaMSc International Management

My journey really began after I graduated from Samara State University of Economics, and I travelled to London to take an IELTS preparation course. To be honest, I think I got addicted to this city!

Roehampton wasn’t the only London university I applied to, but the support of the staff during enrolment, great feedback from alumni and students, and a population that isn’t too large – allowing for more personal communication with tutors and other members of staff – helped me to make up my mind.

When I arrived, I was impressed with the size of the campus. I remember thinking how lucky I was to be spending a year in such a beautiful place with a great history. Thanks to the meet and greet service, I immediately felt welcome. As soon as I arrived, I was provided with everything I needed to settle in – including essentials like food and an internet cable!

I really appreciate the University’s e-learning platform – we had no equivalent of this in Russia and I’m impressed with all the opportunities it provides to students. It’s not just about Moodle – the scale of the library, and how hi-tech it is, came as a pleasant surprise. It really encourages you to study and absorb new knowledge.

I would describe the Roehampton experience as amazing, challenging, creative, positive... but I haven’t slept much because I want to be everywhere, trying everything. If you have a chance to study in the UK, just do it.

Meet Mariia —journeytoroehampton.co.uk/mariia

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All roads lead to RoehamptonLast time we counted, students from 133 countries around the world had made the life-changing decision to study at Roehampton. The map shows the current top ten sources of international students coming to the University.

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Entry requirementsOur application process is rigorous but flexible, and we welcome academically qualified students who satisfy a wide range of criteria.

Along with a completed application form, you will be expected to submit details of your qualifications, experience and – sometimes – references, alongside other documentation, depending on which programme you apply for.

As well as academic requirements, there are also English Language minimum requirements. We accept several English language tests – the full list can be found at www.roehampton.ac.uk/International/Entry-Requirements

UG English language requirements

Qualification Grade requirements

TOEFL Internet based testing

Overall: 80 with no less than 17 in any band

IELTS Overall: 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in any band

Pearson Test of English Overall: 51 with no less than 51 in any band

PG English language requirements Postgraduate and PGCE entry

Qualification Grade requirements

TOEFL Internet based testing

Overall: 89 with no less than 17 in any band

IELTS Overall: 6.5 with no less than 5.5 in any band

Pearson Test of English Overall: 59 with no less than 51 in any band

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English academic supportThe English Language Unit at Roehampton offers a range of courses and support for those who speak English as a second language. We can prepare you for your degree and support you during your studies. There are courses for undergraduates and postgraduates and there are opportunities for individual tutorials.

International Foundation Certificate (IFC)The IFC is designed for students who want to develop their academic English and subject knowledge before beginning a bachelor’s (undergraduate) degree.

Course Start Finish Minimum IELTS level

IFC (full year)

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IFC Fast Track

January 2015

May 2015

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Pre-Masters CertificateThe Pre-Masters Certificate is for those who want to develop their academic English and their subject knowledge before beginning a masters (postgraduate) degree.

Course Start Finish Minimum IELTS level

Pre-Masters Certificate (full year)

September 2014

May 2015

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Pre-Masters Fast Track

January 2015

May 2015

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Summer Pre-Sessional English Language and Preparation CoursesThe 15, 10 and 5-week pre-sessional English courses are for international students who are about to begin undergraduate or taught postgraduate degree study. If you have not quite met the entry requirements for your programme, then you can attend the relevant pre-sessional programme to bring you up to the required level. The course is designed to help you get the most from your studies at Roehampton. www.roehampton.ac.uk/English-Language-Courses

15 Weeks: £3,500*10 Weeks: £2,600*5 Weeks: £1,400*

How to apply — At undergraduate level, students can apply through a central admissions body called the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). You can make your application online on the UCAS website. You are responsible for completing the online form, for obtaining an academic reference and for submitting the completed application to UCAS. Students can also apply via the online application form found on the University website.

— For postgraduate programmes, you will make your application direct to the University of Roehampton. You can either make your application online or download a paper application form and email it to the Admissions Office.

— For the International Foundation and Pre-masters programmes, you must also apply directly to the University.

For full details, please visit: www.roehampton.ac.uk/International/How-to-Apply

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FeesUndergraduate international tuition fees£11,500 per year

Postgraduate international tuition fees (MA/MSc/MRes/MFA)£11,700

MBA programme£14,400

Doctoral programme fees (MPhil/PhD)£11,700

International Foundation Certificate and Pre-Masters Certificate tuitionFull year: £7,800* Fast track: £4,500*

* approximately – refer to website for confirmation

Undergraduate ProgrammesBusiness SchoolBusiness Management (4 year programme with IFC) Business Management Business Management and Accounting Business Management and Digital Media Business Management and Economics Business Management and Entrepreneurship Business Management and Retail Marketing Human Resource Management Human Resource Management (4 year programme with IFC) International Business International Business (4 year programme with IFC) Marketing Marketing and Multimedia

Drama, Theatre and PerformanceDrama Studies Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies

EducationEarly Childhood Studies Education Primary Education Sport Coaching** Sports Coaching Practice

DanceDance Studies

English and Creative WritingCreative Writing English Literature

HumanitiesClassical Civilisation History Ministerial Theology (FdA/BTh) Philosophy Theology and Religious Studies

Life SciencesAnthropology Biological Sciences Biomedical Sciences Nutrition and Health Social Anthropology Sport and Exercise Sciences Sport Psychology Zoology

Media, Culture and LanguageEnglish as a Foreign Language English Language and Linguistics Film French Journalism Mass Communications Media, Culture and Identity Modern Languages Modern Languages - Translation Photography Spanish Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

PsychologyPsychology Psychology and Counselling Social Sciences Criminology Sociology

**subject to approval

Study Abroad and Summer School If you are looking to study overseas for less than a year then you could consider joining the Roehampton Study Abroad programme, or the Roehampton International Summer School. The Study Abroad programme will allow you to spend one semester or one year with us as part of your undergraduate degree, and take academic credits back to your home institution. Or you could join one of our exiting 3 week summer programmes. For more information please visit www.roehampton.ac.uk/international


Postgraduate Programmes

January and September Intake

Business SchoolInternational Management International Management with Finance International Management with HRM International Management with Marketing Marketing MBA Project Management

September Intake

DanceBallet Studies Choreography and Performance: Masters by Research Choreography: Master of Fine Arts Choreomundus: International Master in Dance Knowledge, Practice and Heritage Community Dance Dance Anthropology Dance Studies Global Dance: Politics, Identities and Institutions South Asian Dance Studies Teaching Dance: Science and Art

Drama, Theatre and PerformancePerformance and Creative Research

EducationApplied Music Studies (Education) Art, Craft & Design Education Early Childhood Studies Education Education Leadership and Management Erasmus Mundus Special and Inclusive Education Psychology for Education Professionals Social Research Methods Special and Inclusive Education

English and Creative WritingChildren’s Literature Children’s Literature (Distance Learning) Creative and Professional Writing

HumanitiesChristian Ministry Classical Research Historical Research Religion and Gender Studies in Contemporary Catholicism Theology and Religious Studies

Life SciencesBiomechanics Clinical Neuroscience Clinical Nutrition Health Sciences Obesity: Risks and Prevention Primate Biology, Behaviour and Conservation Sport and Exercise Physiology Sport and Exercise Psychology Sport and Exercise Science (MRes) Sport and Exercise Science (MSc/PGDip) Stress and Health

Media, Culture and LanguageAccessibility and Filmmaking Applied Linguistics and TESOL Audiovisual Translation Film and Screen Cultures Specialised Translation

PsychologyApplied Music Studies Applied Psychological Research Art Psychotherapy Attachment Studies Counselling and Psychotherapy Counselling Psychology (BPS accredited) Dance Movement Psychotherapy Dramatherapy Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy Music Therapy Play Therapy

Social SciencesErasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice Human Rights Human Rights and International Relations

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You are poised to embark on a journey that will change your life. Welcome to Roehampton.

Gary Davies Director, Recruitment and International Development

Thanks to all the students of University of Roehampton who provided images and case studies for this brochure.

All information correct at time of print, but is subject to change at any time. Please check the website for up to date information.

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