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Overview
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In 1992, the Polytechnic of East London became the University of East London. Today, the university has over 23,000 students from 120 countries. The university prides itself on welcoming students from a wide variety of cultural, social, religious and ethnic backgrounds, creating a vibrant and multicultural student community.
The university is proud of its teaching quality and its innovative methods of learning which focus on students and enhance their employability. It is rated among the top 10 modern universities for research, and the university’s professors and researchers are engaged in work of national and international importance across a wide range of disciplines.
The campuses at Docklands and Stratford are located in East London, close to the major financial centre of Canary Wharf and the 2012 Olympic and Paralympics site.
The university is one of the top universities in the UK for investment per student in facilities. The impressive and modern Docklands campus was opened in 2000 and it provides outstanding teaching and learning facilities. In addition, many parts of the Stratford campus have seen extensive refurbishments in recent years.
Programmes in the School of Architecture and the Visual Arts; the Royal Docks Business School; the School of Computing, Information Technology and Engineering, and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences are taught at the Docklands campus. Programmes in the CASS School of Education, School of Health and Bioscience, School of Law and School of Psychology are taught at the Stratford campus.
Courses
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Please visit the following links for the respective programmes offered by the university:
Undergraduate programmes: http://www.uel.ac.uk/programmes/undergraduate/
Postgraduate programmes: http://www.uel.ac.uk/programmes/postgraduate/
Different courses have different entry requirements and they are listed in the respective courses / subjects found in the above links.
Accommodation
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The university offers stylish, self-catering
accommodation for 1200 students on-campus on the new waterfront
Student Village.
For detailed information about the university’s accommodation, please visit: http://www.uel.ac.uk/residential/index.htm
Fees and Scholarships
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The tuition fees for 2010/11 for international students are as follows:
Undergraduate
For most programmes – £9990, with the following exceptions:
Architecture – £12,150
Computing Based Programmes – £9,990 - £10,200
Podiatric Medicine – £13,800
Physiotherapy – £13,800
Postgraduate
MBA – £13,500
Other business-related programmes – £10,980 - £12,300
MSc Computing/Engineering Programmes – £10,980
Law programmes – £10,980
Health and Bioscience programmes – £10,980
Architecture and Visual Arts programmes – £10,980 - £12,300
Psychology programmes – £9,270, £12,300 or £13,500
Education Programmes – £9,270 - £10,980
Humanities & Social Sciences – £10,980
For detailed information about the fees, please visit: http://www.uel.ac.uk/international/fees/index.htm
Scholarships are available
for international students. Please visit the following link for
further details: http://www.uel.ac.uk/international/fees/scholarships.htm#ug
Student Profile
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This is a wonderful place to study. The people are very friendly and warm and you get to meet students like yourself from all around the world from many different cultures. There’s always something going on. You have a chance to get involved in many activities and trips, so you never feel left out. Another plus is that UEL has a lot of facilities to help you get the best out of your studies. For example, UEL PLUS provides online notes and tests that allow you to use your time studying more effectively, leaving you more time to enjoy your university life to the fullest!
Other Routes to a Degree
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Applicants who do not quite meet the entry requirements for an undergraduate programme at UEL can be considered for an Extended degree programme or an International Foundation Programme specifically for Business degrees. The Extended degree incorporates a preliminary foundation year and the standard three year programme to provide students with the necessary skills to complete their degree programme.
For detailed information, please visit: http://www.uel.ac.uk/business/programmes/undergraduate/busint_fd.htm.
Application
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Please contact
Students Solution for assistance with applications.
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