Studying at university is much more than just a qualification, it is also the chance to enjoy an exciting social life, gain some independence and make the most of new opportunities. The cost of attending college is an investment in your future career. In addition to tuition and living expenses, some courses include additional costs such as study materials, excursions, equipment, and uniforms. Fortunately, there is excellent financial support to help students cover the cost of their education. This ranges from: £9,250 tuition per year (for four years, but you won`t pay more than £27,750) The BA (Hons) Business provides an excellent foundation of business and business skills and gives you a well-developed understanding of how to run and grow a business. Books and other printed materials (required)Most modules have a recommended basic textbook. Students are advised to purchase the recommended textbook. On average, textbooks cost £200 a year, but this can vary. Professor Paisley obtained his PhD for a thesis on Crown rights in relation to land in Scotland. He joined the school after a period as a solicitor in private practice, specialising in land law and transfer of property in Scotland, and conducts research in relation to land law, including easements.

We will always try to publish accurate course information, but we accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. We will also try to ensure that we offer our courses in accordance with our published information. However, we may not always be able to do this and you can find more information about this in our registration conditions. The BA (Hons) Business & Finance provides you with the skills and experience to meet the challenges of a career in modern business. In Year 4, you must complete an in-depth written assignment in the form of a 15,000-word thesis (in-depth research on a topic of your choice) or 2 mini-dissertations. Optional modules at this level may include Advanced Obligations, Corporate Governance, Medical Law, Equality and Ethics Law, Corporate Law and Administrative Law. You will be taught through a combination of lectures, tutorials and workshops. There will also be group work and independent learning to ensure you develop transferable skills such as research, presentation, communication and teamwork. If there is no legal source of funding for you or your course, or if you need additional financial assistance, consider other sources of funding such as trust funds and scholarships. Note: The library will keep a few copies of the textbooks, but not enough for each student. If possible, students can purchase used copies or use older versions if recommended by the module coordinator. Students can also sell their papers after class.

This helps manage costs. For our BSc (Hons) Applied Biomedical Science, BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science and MSc Advanced Biomedical Science programmes, applicants must have an IELTS score as follows: * For more information on standard and minimum entry requirements, see the drop-down section below. Exceptions to this IELTS grading level exist for some accredited or professionally recognised courses (see section below for more information). For part-time and online studies, you must apply directly to the university via our online application system, not UCAS. Please select the type of part-time study when applying. Before you begin your application, it is important to read the step-by-step guide to the part-time application for a smooth process. Our graduates now work with some of the biggest names in business, including RBS, Shell, Ford and IBM. *Please note that the TOEFL is acceptable for admission to this program for national/European and international students. For international students, the Ministry of Home Affairs has confirmed that the university can use the TOEFL to assess their own English proficiency for study-level visa applications.

We therefore still accept TOEFL tests taken within the last two years for admission to this program. Learn more about structure, learning outcomes, mandatory and optional modules in this course. In the following sections, you will find details on the additional costs that your course may incur, as well as any financial support. You can also find more information in our Money, Fees and Funding for Undergraduate Students section. Find out how much it will cost you to study at UWS as a student. We have a strong focus on promoting entrepreneurship and work with the Princes Trust to help our business students become self-employed or start their own businesses. If you fall into one of the first four categories above, please mention this in your UCAS application. We will automatically apply category 5 if it applies to you. Unistats collects comparable information in areas that students have identified as important for making decisions about what and where to study. The basic information contained therein is called the key information set. For our research degrees (MRes, MPhil, PhD, DBA, DProf), applicants must have an IELTS score as follows: The decision to become a student can have a big impact on your budget, and you may need to reassess your expenses to account for reduced income.

We`ve put together guides to help you manage your money and make the right financial decisions for you and your family. Subjects of study during the first three years of BA law include criminal law, public law, legal system, Scottish law, company law, labour law and international human rights law. *UWS accepts a WAEC scratch card confirming that a candidate has obtained C6 or higher as proof of meeting Nigeria`s English language requirements if the student has graduated within the last 5 years. After 5 years, applicants must present the WAEC certificate. You will find more details about our admission procedures as follows: Competition for places in many of our courses can be very high and even if you meet the specified standard or minimum qualifications, there is no guarantee that your application will move on to the next stage of the admissions process. We review individual applications very carefully and attach great importance to your personal statement and scientific relevance as well as your academic qualifications before making selection decisions. Broaden your horizons, learn a new language and prepare for the best international opportunities by studying abroad at UWS. This degree will give you a solid understanding of how laws and regulations shape our society and will enable you to embark on a career in a variety of sectors where law is used.

If you have already achieved the required grades for our standard or minimum entry criteria, we may be able to make you an unconditional offer for certain course areas. If you have not yet obtained these grades, we may be able to make you a conditional offer that requires you to acquire other qualifications before you can be accepted into a program of study. Graduates may attempt further postgraduate research in areas such as law or economics, for example, a Master of Business Administration (MBA). Some graduates may choose to continue their law studies, leading to an LLB or LLM (the former is the degree required to practise as a Scottish lawyer). The application deadline for 2022/23 is 25 January 2023 at 18:00 UK time. For some study programmes, it may still be possible to apply beyond this period, provided that suitable positions are still available. The deadline for late applications via UCAS is 30 June 2022, 18:00 (UK time).