FAQ
Everything you need to know about studying across borders
Q.1 Can I study remotely or online?
Ans : – All our programmes are delivered through blended learning, combining online study with face-to-face teaching. This provides flexibility while allowing students to engage with tutors and fellow students.
Q.2 What does the Tuition Fee cover?
Ans : – Tuition fees cover the teaching and learning provided as part of your programme, together with access to relevant academic resources and student support services. Specific inclusions may vary by programme.
Q.3 Can I pay my tuition fees in instalments?
Ans: – Payment plans are available depending on the programme and course selected. As payment options may vary, please contact our Admissions Team at [email protected] for further information about the available payment arrangements for your chosen course.
Q.4 When should I apply?
Ans : – We recommend applying as early as possible to allow sufficient time for your application to be reviewed and processed. Please check the programme information for details of available intakes and application deadlines.
Q.5 Where are we located?
Ans :- Our university is based in Hounslow, West London. Please visit our contact or campus information page for further details about our location and how to reach us.
Q.6 What student support is available?
Ans : – Students have access to academic and administrative support throughout their studies. Support may include guidance with learning, assessments, programme-related queries and general student matters.
Q.7 What are the entry requirements?
Ans : – Entry requirements vary depending on the programme. Applicants may need to meet specific academic, professional or English-language requirements. Please refer to the relevant programme page or contact admissions for further information.
Q.8 Can a mature student apply?
Ans : – Yes. Mature students are welcome to apply. Relevant academic qualifications, professional experience and other prior learning may be considered in accordance with the entry requirements for the programme.
Q.9 If I already have PHD and I choose to study an MBA Top-Up will I receive a full MBA award?
Ans : –Yes. Students who meet the relevant requirements and successfully complete the MBA Top-Up will receive the full MBA award.
Q.10 How do I use the university library?
Ans : – Students can access the university’s library resources using their student credentials. Library services may include access to academic books, journals, databases and other learning resources. Further guidance will be provided during enrolment and induction.
Q.11 Are there religious facilities on campus?
Ans : – Students can contact the university for information about available faith and religious facilities or nearby places of worship. We aim to provide an inclusive environment that respects students from different backgrounds and beliefs.
Q.12 How can I get involved in volunteering?
Ans : –Students can explore volunteering opportunities through the university and relevant student activities. Volunteering can provide opportunities to develop skills, gain experience and contribute to the wider community.
Q.13 What kind of assessment methods are used?
Ans : –Assessment methods vary by programme and module. These may include written assignments, presentations, projects, examinations, case studies and other forms of coursework. The specific assessment methods will be explained as part of your programme.
Q.14 How are lectures and seminars delivered?
Ans : – Teaching and learning may be delivered through a combination of lectures, seminars, workshops, group activities and independent study. The exact format will depend on the programme and its delivery method.
