No previous experience or hotel management training is required for entry to this first year programme which starts from the very beginning and introduces the basic ingredients of a hotel manager's necessary skill portfolio. By the end of only one academic year of study, students will have an understanding of the food and beverage operations within a hotel, plus basic knowledge of front office and accounting procedures, and the computer technology that makes them tick. Theoretical subjects such as marketing and the behavioural aspects of tourism are also covered.
The Times Good University Guide 2007 ranked University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) “The best new university in the UK”. UWIC has consistently been among the best-performing modern universities in the UK… where students acquire skills that make them consistently among the most employable graduates.
MBA is an internationally recognised qualification. This programme combines rigorous academic disciplines with management skills to give students the confidence to thrive in their careers long into the future, and gives them an understanding of all aspects of business.
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration / MBA Modules
Semester 1&2
Two electives from
Marketing electives
(To be Chosen by students enrolled in PGDM specialising in Marketing )
Finance electives
(To be Chosen by students enrolled in PGDM specialising in Finance)
International Business Electives
(To be Chosen by students enrolled in PGDM specialising in Business)
Students on the PGDM General can choose any two electives irrespective of specialisation.
Semester 3
Dissertation
Entry Requirements
Total Price: £4950
Duration: 1 year
MBA Foundation Programme
Student from non-management back ground or for any other academic reasons will be required to successfully complete an MBA Foundation Programme for one semester (four months), before commencing the MBA programme. Students will find this programme very useful as it gives them a good orientation, focusing on academic skills such as research, writing assignments that will help them to perform well in the MBA programme.
Course Modules
Total Price: £6950
Duration: 4 Months Foundation + 1 Year MBA
After 4 Months Foundation programme , students can study in MBA course
BA (Hons) Business Studies
The Business studies Programme is designed to prepare students for entry level employment and future managerial positions in variety of commercial, industrial and service organisations.
On successful completion of first 4 semesters, student will be awarded an Advance Diploma in Business and Management, Students will then obtain credits to proceed to the final phase of the BA (Hons) degree from University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC)
Study Modules
Semesters 1 & 2
Semesters 3 & 4
Semesters 5 & 6
Total Price: £7450
Duration: 2 years
Degree Foundation Programme
Students who do not have A levels or equivalent qualifications for direct entry to a bachelors degree programme are required to complete an 8 months ( 2 Semester) degree foundation programme prior to commencing BA(Hons) Business Studies. such students can expect to complete the entire degree foundation programme and degree in approximately 2 years and 8 months.
Course Modeles
Duration: 8 months
For Course Information and modules please refer the MBA page, and English Preparation page
English & MBA DURATION=2 Years TOTAL PRICE £ 7450
For Course Information and modules please refer the BA Hons page, and English Preparation page
English & BA (Hons) DURATION=3 YearS TOTAL PRICE £ 8450
For Course Information and modules please refer the BA Hons page, and Foundation Degree page
Foundation & BA (Hons) DURATION=2 Year 8 Months TOTAL PRICE £ 9450
English Preparation Courses
The English department provides English language tuition to students who are preparing for undergraduate and post graduate studies. The courses offer thorough preparation in all the language skills necessary for further academic studies in English. Students study approximately 18 hours per week. There are four levels of English tuition available and each level covers 14 weeks of intensive tuition. The levels provided are as follows:
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If you have looked into studying abroad, you may have considered other countries too. Studying in Britain is cheaper than studying in America. It is also easier to obtain a visa and clear immigration in Britain; anyone who goes through to American visa process in an American Consulate can attest to that. Britain offers a more cosmopolitan atmosphere than some American universities, which can be located in isolated areas. The British system also permits students to work outside the campus and also allows spouses to work, something that America doesn' t allow.
Studying in the UK is good value for money because British degree programmes are more intensive and are generally shorter. A full-time undergraduate degree usually takes only three years to complete in the UK compared to four years in the United States or Australia. A full-time postgraduate (masters) course in the UK can take only one year to complete compared to two in the United States or Australia.
Higher educational institutions in Britain are classified as private colleges, colleges of further education, colleges of higher education and universities. Private colleges offer courses that prepare students for professional and technical courses as well degree courses. Their fee are usually high because they do not get any government funding. Colleges of further education (CFE) offer a vast range of professional, vocational and qualification courses including GCSEs, AS, A levels, access courses, BTEC and GNVQs. Colleges of higher education (CHE) usually offer courses leading to degrees, postgraduate qualifications, professional and vocational qualifications, and diplomas of higher education. They include CFE, institutes of higher education as well as school and academies of music and drama. Universities offer higher educational qualifications (diploma, degree, masters and doctoral) as well as other professional qualifications.
1. University of Oxford 2. University of Cambridge 3. Imperial College, London 4. University of St. Andrews 5. University College, London 6. London School of Economics 7. University of Edinburgh 8. University of Warwick 9. University of Loughborough 10. University of Bath 11. School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) 12. King's College London 13. University of Southampton 14. University of Bristol 15. York University
Applying to most of the educational institution in the UK is simple and straightforward. You can apply to some institutions online. The British Council The British council offices around the world offer free guidance to students wishing to study in Britain. The British Council has direct contacts with academic institutions in Britain. The counsellors at the British Council can also assist students with their enrolment and give further guidance on visa, funding and accommodation matters. Private recruiters Many British universities have official agents working on their behalf in many countries around the world. These agents are usually trained educational counsellors and can assist students with enrolment procedures. Most agents offer their services free of charge like Learn Global Education Ltd.
UCAS system All students applying to study for an undergraduate degree in the UK will have to go through the UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admission System). All colleges and universities that are in the UCAS scheme are recognised by the British government. If you are applying from outside the UK you can apply any time between 1 September and 30 June, except for courses at Oxford or Cambridge University or for courses in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. UCAS will acknowledge each of your application within six weeks, and another six weeks you will be notified of the success of your application from each of your chosen institutions. Depending on the outcome you will receive an unconditional offer, a conditional offer, or a rejection.
UCAS runs a special service called 'clearing' during August and September. All available places in courses that have not been filled are listed. Late application may be eligible to go through the clearing process.
For postgraduate courses you need to apply directly to the department' s admissions tutor. You will find the name and address of this person in the university prospectus, or alternatively you can apply directly to the international office who can organise things for you. You can apply for as many different courses in different universities as you wish. Full time or part time EEA nationals can study part time. However , non-EEA nationals are not permitted to study in the UK on a part time basis if they are in the UK on a student visa/entry clearance.