English Language Preparation + 2-Term Pathway - Pre-Masters in Business and Management - Continue to Master of Arts - International Relations at Kingston University London International Study Centre, Tuition Fee:£15,550.00 GBP/Year (Scholarship Available)
Our Pre-Masters Programme requires an Academic IELTS for UKVI 5.5 (in all skills) or equivalent, or equivalent. If you have Academic IELTS for UKVI 5.0 overall (with no skills less than 4.5), or equivalent, you will need one term of English Language Preparation.
This course has two start dates. You can begin in September, prior to starting your academic programme in January, or in January, prior to starting your academic programme in April.
English Language Preparation programme students do not need to take an additional IELTS test at the end of their course to progress on to their Pre-Masters Programme. You will be assessed on your Academic English Skills (AES) grade at the International Study Centre (you will be required to achieve a minimum of 40% in all areas).
If you want to study a Masters degree in the UK, this two-term Business and Management Pre-Masters programme will prepare you for a postgraduate degree across a range of areas, including International Business Management, Accounting and Finance, Human Rights and Marketing and Strategy.
The Pre-Masters Programme provides a pathway to Masters study at Kingston University, London. If you do not meet the entry requirements for your chosen Masters, or you want to improve your English before starting your course, the Pre-Masters Programme will help you achieve success at the University and in your professional career.
This course will you provide with an understanding of the forces of global politics and develop the skills you need to actively engage in the academic and professional discussions that are shaping the contemporary international agenda. With a particular focus on current events, it strikes a careful balance between theoretical study and practical elements of international relations.
This course draws on both theory and the practical application of academic research to the real world, though case studies and exploration of varying theories related to international relations. There is a strong focus on the transferral of ideas to real life, through workshops, games and simulations.
You can specialise in the subfields of international political economy, conflict or security and human rights: the flexible choice of option modules enables you to tailor the course to your interests.
Lively discussion is encouraged, and you'll be able to attend lectures with visiting speakers, leading academics and figures from human rights and international organisations.
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