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Contact:
Geoff Moss
Admissions Enquiry Unit
Goldsmiths College
Lewisham Way
London SE14 6NW
UK
Tel: ++44 20 7919 7766, Fax: ++44 20 7717 2240
e-mail: admissions@gold.ac.uk,
web: www.goldsmiths.ac.uk
Courses Offered:
Goldsmiths is a specialist College of the University of London which
has as its focus the study of creative, cultural and social processes.
The College pursues excellence in a distinctive combination of disciplines:
visual, literary and performing arts; social behavioural and mathematical
sciences; design, the humanities and educational studies. The College
values its international reputation for research, scholarship and
teaching.
Admission requirements:
For undergraduate programmes we welcome the Abitur (minimum pass
of 3) or equivalent qualifications. For postgraduate programmes we
welcome the Magister or an equivalent qualification. For all students
for whom English is a second language you will need an IELTS (test
score of 6.5), TOEFL (test score of 580 - 237 in the computerised
test - and 4.5 in the test of written English), Cambridge Proficiency
in English (grade C or above) or Cambridge Advanced (grade B or above).
Key information:
We are located in a lively, urban area of South East London with excellent
public transport connections to Central London. All new full-time
students from the EU are guaranteed College accommodation for their
first year of study. With our national and international reputation
for academic excellence, Goldsmiths is an ideal place to study creative,
cultural and social subjects. We are part of the University of London,
one of the world's great academic institutions, so you're guaranteed
a consistently high standard of teaching and research. Our students
are from a diversity of social and cultural backgrounds; many from
South East London, others from all over the EU and a growing number
from the rest of the world. Around half come to Goldsmiths after a
break from full-time education.

Contact
Luke Shepheard
Acting European Recruitment Officer
European Office
The Registry
University of Kent
Canterbury
Kent CT2 7NZ UK
Tel: +44 1227 827314, Fax: +44 1227 827115
eurec@kent.ac.uk
www.kent.ac.uk
Courses offered
An internationally respected university with fantastic student satisfaction rates, award-winning teaching and world-leading research; Kent offers a wide range of subjects at both undergraduate and postgraduate level:
Accounting, Actuarial Science, American Studies, Anthropology, Archaeology / Classics, Architecture/ Design, Art, Astronomy / Astrophysics (undergraduate only), Audio Design / Music Technology (undergraduate only), Biosciences, Business / Management, Computing, Conservation / Environment,
Criminology, Drama, Economics, Engineering and Digital Arts, English Language, English Literature, European Languages, European Studies, Film Studies, Finance, Forensic Sciences, History /Archaeology,
Journalism, Law, Mathematics / Statistics, Migration, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physical Sciences,
Politics / International Relations, Professional Practice, Psychology, Religious Studies / Theology,
Social and Community Care, Social Policy and Sociology, Social Work, Sports Studies.
Our students have excellent career prospects- we have consistently been in the top 20 for graduate starting salaries and our graduate employment rates are above the national average. We also offer plenty of opportunities to boost your employability, from work placements in the UK and abroad to enterprise modules and volunteering opportunities which will enhance your CV.
Key information
Kent’s main campus overlooks the historic and picturesque world heritage city of Canterbury and our multi-million-pound Medway campus boasts state-of-the-art buildings and facilities. Both campuses are located just a train ride away from London, Paris and Brussels. Known as ‘The UK's European University', Kent boasts partnerships with some of Europe's top ranking universities which means that we offer a wide range of year abroad and joint study or research possibilities.
Kent’s specialist postgraduate centre in Brussels offers excellent opportunities for networking and professional advancement in the capital of Europe and our Paris centre enables students on a number of humanities Master’s programmes to live and learn in the historic and cultural heart of the city.
Over 130 nationalities are represented at Kent with international students making up roughly 20% of the student population. Attracted by our reputation for academic excellence, all new Canterbury and Medway students are allocated university accommodation and benefit from extensive support services as well as first-class academic and social facilities.
Admission requirements
Undergraduate (Bachelor degree): Generally an average of 1.6 or better in the Abitur (Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife/ Fachgebundenen Hochschulreife), 33 points in the International Baccalaureate or 78% in the European Baccalaureate.
Postgraduate (Master’s degree): Generally a ‘gut' or ‘sehr gut' at first degree (Diplom/Erstes Staatsexamen/Magister Artium/Bachelor) in an appropriate subject. (At least 14 in law degrees).
English language certificates
Students must also hold a recognised English language certificate. Kent accepts the Leistungskurse level English as an English language certificate for undergraduate entry if a mark of 11 or above is obtained.

Contact:
Kerstin Hammes
International Office
C Floor, University House
Lancaster University
Lancaster, Lancashire
LA1 4YW
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1524 592308, Fax: +44 (0)1524 593907
Email: k.hammes@lancaster.ac.uk website: www.lancs.ac.uk
Courses Offered:
Lancaster University consists of four faculties: Arts and Social Sciences, Health and Medicine, Science and Technology, and the Lancaster University Management School. We offer undergraduate, postgraduate taught and research programmes in a variety of subject areas such as Law, European Languages and Cultures, Contemporary Arts, History, Sociology, Engineering, Environmental Science, Psychology, Biomedical Science Computing, Physics, Economics, Accounting and Finance, Business and Management.
Entry Requirements:
Undergraduate programmes
Applicants with the Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife / Abitur will be considered for admission to our Bachelor degree programmes. Grade requirements will vary according to the chosen degree programme.
We accept the International Baccalaureat (IB) and require the award of the full Diploma. The score required will vary depending on your chosen subject of study but the score requirements are usually within the range of 30-36
Postgraduate programmes
Applicants who hold the equivalent of Bachelor Honours Degree will be considered for admission to a Masters degree.
Applicants who hold the Magister Artium / Diplom / Erstes Staatsexamen (First State Examination) will be considered for admission to a Masters degree.
Applicants who hold a Masters will be considered for admission to a PhD.
Key Information:
Lancaster University is a campus university located in England’s North West. The university is dedicated to excellence through teaching and research. It is consistently rated as one of the top UK universities for research and teaching and carries an international reputation for quality within Higher Education. This ensures that brilliant academics from all over the world are attracted to working at the university, meaning our academic departments can offer innovative and pioneering teaching programmes, directed by experts at the cutting edge of their specialist fields.
Our Management School is rated equal 1st in the UK for both teaching and research and is one of the very best in the world. This is why Lancaster is an increasingly popular choice amongst international students seeking the best of UK Higher Education.
The colleges – the heart and soul of Lancaster University
Being a student at Lancaster means you won’t get lost in amongst the 11,000 students who are here. The collegiate system ensures you are part of a smaller close-knit community – your college community. The colleges make Lancaster one of the friendliest universities around. Each college is a self-governing constituent body of Lancaster University that provides social and study facilities; a one-stop shop for practical support and information; and, for those living on campus, residential accommodation. For students, the colleges are the heart and soul of Lancaster University.

Contact Information:
Student Recruitment Manager
UK / Europe Office
Student Recruitment and Admissions Service
University of Stirling
Stirling FK9 4LA
Scotland, UK
Tel: +44 1786 466032
Fax: +44 1786 466800
Email: recruitment@stir.ac.uk
Web: www.stir.ac.uk
Virtual Campus Tour: www.stir.ac.uk/tour
The University of Stirling is one of Scotland 's top universities, with strong foundations in both teaching and research.
A wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes are offered, plus study abroad exchanges.
Main subject areas include:
- Accountancy and Finance
- Applied Social Science
- Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Business and Management
- Computing/ IT
- Economics
- English Studies
- Education
- Environmental Sciences
- Film, Media and Journalism
- History
- Languages, Cultures and Religions
- Law
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Philosophy
- Politics/ International Relations
- Psychology
- Public Relations and Communication
- Sports Studies
- Tourism
The University is based on a spectacular campus in central Scotland . It is located 2.5km from the historic city of Stirling and 60km from the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. Stirling is also within easy reach of the Scottish Highlands, which offer some of Europe 's most beautiful countryside.
The campus provides a peaceful, safe environment - perfect for study, and an ideal “home away from home”. It contains all teaching and learning facilities, plus accommodation for 2,000 students. A dedicated prayer room for Muslim students is located at the centre of campus. Other facilities on campus include a bank, chemist, medical centre, bookshop and travel agency, plus extensive social facilities, including cafes/bars, nightclub, cinema and theatre. Stirling has first-class sports facilities, and is one of the UK 's leading universities for sport.
The University has 10,000 students in total, 14% of whom are from overseas. With over 80 nationalities represented on campus, Stirling is a truly international institution.

University of Westminster
Contact:
Monika Parzych
International Office
University of Westminster
101 New Cavendish Street
London W1W 6XH
UK
Tel: ++44 20 7911 5000
e-mail: international-office@westminster.ac.uk , web: www.westminster.ac.uk
Courses Offered:
With more than five hundred course offerings and a broad range of research study options we hope to offer the course that's right for you. All of our courses start in September, but we offer a number of January start postgraduate level courses as well in a number of different study areas: Art and Design, Business, Computing, Construction, International Relations, Journalism, Languages, Media, Social Studies, Photography and Tourism and others.
Find your undergraduate course by subject
Find your postgraduate course by subject
Admission requirements:
For a general information on entry requirements and qualifications for German students please visit our website or contact the International Office directly.
Key information:
We have been in the heart of London since 1838 and today offer international students the opportunity to study in the heart of one of the world's truly great cities of commerce, culture and learning. We welcome students from over 140 countries around the world, offering a truly cosmopolitan atmosphere across seven Schools. Our central London location, wide range of courses and academic reputation makes us one of the most popular choices for international students coming to the UK.
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