University of Roehampton

University Address: south-west London

University of Roehampton

 

University of Roehampton is based on a large parkland campus in south-west London (Established in 1841). It became an independent university in 2004, but dates to four teacher training colleges founded in the 19th century. These separate colleges have remained, and every student join one of the four when they join the University. Roehampton has a highly international student body of 8,000 students from 110 different countries.

 

As a result of its history, teacher training remains a key strength of the University, but it is also highly regarded in the areas of Dance, Biological Anthropology, Drama and English Literature programmes. The Swiss Glion Institute of Higher Education offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in hospitality, and the University has also recently started offering online courses in business and medical subject areas.

 

Location

 

The University of Roehampton is situated on two major sites at Roehampton in south-west London. Listed buildings stand in grounds close to Richmond Park and Putney, with central London a few miles away. Roehampton itself retains a Georgian charm from its origins as a village and estate for wealthy Londoners, but also offers fast transport into the louder and more central part of the city with good rail links.

 

Courses

 

MBA

• MBA Master of Business Administration

• MBA Master of Business Administration (top-up)

Business

• Business Economics and Business Finance MSc

• Business Economics and International Relations MSc

• Business Economics and Marketing MSc

• Business Economics and Risk Management MSc

• Business Intelligence Systems and Data Mining MSc/PG Dip/PG Cert

• Business Management in Sport MSc

• Business Management in the Creative Industries MSc

• Business of Motorsport MA (Distance Leaning)

• Global MBA

• Manufacturing Management MSc - Postgraduate

• Marketing MSc - Postgraduate

• Master of Business Administration Postgraduate

• Business Project Management MSc

• International Business Management with Marketing MSc

• International Business Management with Project Management MSc

• International Business Management - MSc

• International Business Management (with internship) – MSc

Accounting and Finance

• International Banking and Finance MSc

• International Finance and Investment MSc

• MSc Forensic Audit and Accounting

• MSc Finance and Investment

• Finance and Investment Banking MSc - Postgraduate

• Accounting and Financial Management MSc – Postgraduate

• MSc Accounting and Finance

Law

• Law Graduate Diploma GDL/CPE Graduate Diploma

• Legal Practice Course (Blended) Graduate Diploma

• Legal Practice Course/LLM in legal practice (LPC/LLM)

• IT Law and Policy LLM - Postgraduate

• International Human Rights Law LLM - Postgraduate

• International Law LLM - Postgraduate

• International Commercial Law LLM - Postgraduate

• Governance, Risk management and Compliance LLM – Postgraduate

• Crime and Litigation LLM

• International Commercial Law LLM

• International Human Rights and Development LLM

• International Commercial and Maritime Law, LLM

• International Journalism, MA

• International Maritime Law, LLM

• International Trade Law, LLM

• Legal Practice and Advanced Drafting, LLM

Nursing

 

• Nursing

 

• Midwifery - BSc (Hons)

 

• Nursing - Adult - BSc (Hons)

 

• Nursing - Adult and Mental Health* - BSc (Hons)

 

• Nursing - Child - BSc (Hons)

 

Tuition Fees

International tuition fees International Fees - £13,125

 

Percent International Students - 8.5%

 

Scholarship

 

International bursaries/scholarship can range from £980-£5000, and all non-UK or non-EEA students will be eligible to receive this. The help you receive and the amount will vary depending on the course you are studying.

 

Entry Requirements

 

The minimum entry requirements are English requirements of 72-96 UCAS points (or above), likewise the English language requirements GSCE English (previous grade C or above, or IELTS 6.0 with no components less than 5.5 in each band or equivalent.

 

Available Intakes

 

There are numerous amounts of intakes throughout the year depending on university or course. The main intakes include September/October, December/January/February.