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INTERNATIONAL
YORKSJ.AC.UK
INTERNATIONAL
PROSPECTUS
2020
WWW.YORKSJ.AC.UK
LOCAL IN
CHARACTER,
GLOBAL IN
PERSPECTIVE
AN OVERSEAS STUDY ADVENTURE WILL BE ONE OF
CONTENTS
THE MOST ENJOYABLE AND UNFORGETTABLE TIMES
OF YOUR LIFE.
A warm welcome from York St John University 3
Why York St John University? 4
At York St John University we offer a truly life-changing UK study experience,
Life in York 6
and we’ll help you every step of the way.
Events calendar 12
Life in Yorkshire and the UK 14
Mixing with students from over 100 countries, you’ll enjoy rich classroom
Our London campus 16
discussions and diverse perspectives, get to experience a new culture, perhaps
A transformative experience 18
learn a new language, and develop a global network of friends. Importantly,
Our global community 20
you’ll realise the benefits of a prestigious British education with a well-
Supporting you 22
established institution that’s climbing in the university rankings. With
Accommodation 24
approximately 7000 students on our York campus, a strong community and
Living costs 26
inclusive ethos, we deliver a truly tailored study experience. Our small class
Fees, finance & scholarships 28
sizes, individual tutors for each student, and an open-door policy, means
What can I study? 30
our academics will get to know you by name. Along with our strong teaching
Academic pathways 32
ratings, you will enjoy the benefits of a personalised learning environment.
Language pathways 34
We are particularly proud of our most recent ranking in the 2019 National
Teacher training 36
Student Survey, which placed us as 27th out of 122 universities in the UK for
Summer Schools 38
student satisfaction.
Art & Design degrees 40
Business degrees 42
We’ll transform your life and kick-start your career. Through our LaunchPad
Education degrees 44
career centre, we’ll help you develop interviewing skills, a resume and a
Health Sciences degrees 46
personalised career plan. Our Grad2Director and Grad2Freelancer
Humanities degrees 48
programmes are available to all international students and will support you
Languages & Linguistics degrees 50
to start up your own business either in the UK or back home. We also offer
Performance & Media Production degrees 52
placement opportunities across most of our degrees, and coupled with our
Psychology & Counselling degrees 54
extensive links with business, employers and alumni, as well as our London
Law & Social Sciences degrees 56
campus, we’ll help launch your career before graduation.
Science & Technology degrees 58
Sport degrees 60
All of this takes place in the beautiful, safe and historic city of York. Known for
English language requirements 62
its rich history, vibrant student life and excellent transport links to London,
Entry requirements by country 66
Edinburgh and Manchester, it’s not surprising that York has been voted the
How to apply 72
best UK city (2018) and best Northern city (2019) to live in by The Sunday Times.
Find us 74
Professor Mark S Edwards We look forward to bringing you an international, personalised and
Pro Vice-Chancellor, transformative study experience, right in the heart of York. We can’t wait to
International Development welcome you to our University and global family.
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WHY YORK 30
ST JOHN
UNIVERSITY?
OUR STUDENTS HAVE
York was ranked
PLACED US IN THE TOP 30 the number one city
UNIVERSITIES IN THE UK in the region for
student safety.
FOR STUDENT SATISFACTION.
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AN INTERNATIONAL LIFE IN YORK ST JOHN UNIVERSITY
OUTLOOK YORK IS IN THE TOP 25 INSTITUTIONS
York St John
University has been IN THE UK FOR GRADUATE
Study with students from more Study in one of the best places teaching for over 175 years. EMPLOYMENT.
than 100 countries. to live in the UK.
97%
HELLO
A TRANSFORMATIVE A PERSONALISED OF OUR GRADUATES

JOURNEY EXPERIENCE ARE EMPLOYED OR IN
York was voted
FURTHER STUDY 6 MONTHS the best place to live
We will help you launch your career Our close-knit community means AFTER GRADUATING. in the UK in 2018.
before you graduate. you will be known by your name,
not as a number.
Sources: Complete University Guide 2017, Destination of
Leavers from Higher Education 2017, The Sunday Times 2018
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LIFE IN
A historic city
Dating back to Roman times, York is a city with a story or two to tell. From
the Viking excavations at the Jorvik Viking Centre, the medieval city walls
YORK
YORK IS A CITY and the landmark York Minster, this is an inspiring place to live and learn.
BUZZING FULL OF We’re well connected
CULTURE, SPORT It takes less than two hours to get to London by train. The international
AND NIGHTLIFE. airport at Manchester can also be reached within 90 minutes by train. So
whether you’re visiting home or exploring the rest of the UK and Europe, it’ll
THERE’S ALWAYS be easy to get anywhere.
SOMETHING TO DO.
LIVING AND STUDYING IN A NEW COUNTRY IS A
Sophie Razzaq, UK
GREAT OPPORTUNITY. FOR AN AUTHENTIC BRITISH
EXPERIENCE, YORK IS THE PLACE TO BE.
INDEPENDENT YORK
SHOPPING SHAMBLES
STONEGATE
THE SHAMBLES IS ONE OF
THE OLDEST SHOPPING STREETS
IN EUROPE AND IS REPUTEDLY
THE INSPIRATION FOR DIAGON
ALLEY IN HARRY POTTER.
YORK
STATION
YORK
MINSTER
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A great lifestyle
With more than 20,000 students in York, there’s always something going on.
There are pubs, bars and nightclubs, independent shops and cafés and
‘THIS IS A COSY plenty of well-known retailers and restaurants. Plus with a range of events
happening throughout the year, you’ll always be busy. See page 13 for a list
CITY, FULL OF of some of our favourite events.
HISTORY AND
THINGS TO DO Feel safe
York is a great city to live in as a student. It’s consistently voted as one of
AND VISIT. the best places to live in the UK. It’s very safe too, with some of the lowest
crime rates in the country.
Maria Munoz de Toro, Spain
NO. CITY FOR

STUDENT
SAFETY IN
THE REGION
Complete
University
Guide, 2017
“I literally fell in love with York St John University and the city of York.
Everyone was so helpful and easy to talk to and it really is the perfect size
for an international student who wants to experience university life in the UK.”
Enaelle Calme, France

International Tourism & Hospitality Management BA (Hons)
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CLIFFORD’S
TOWER
THE RIVER
4 OUSE
THE
THE SHAMBLES
CITY OF YORK
MINSTER
YORK
YORK RAILWAY
STATION
WHEN YOU STUDY AT YORK five minutes walk
ST JOHN UNIVERSITY YOU
WILL HAVE THE CITY RIGHT
ON YOUR DOORSTEP. 3
1
THE CITY
1 Graduate in the world-famous YORK ST JOHN WALLS
York Minster UNIVERSITY
2 Enjoy a coffee or spot of lunch

on Gillygate 5
2
3 See a play at York Theatre
Royal
4 Hire a boat and explore York

by river
5 Get great views of the city by

walking the Roman walls
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January York Residents’ Festival is open to all residents and students studying in
York and this festival is your chance to explore the city and be a tourist for the
weekend – for free!
February JORVIK Viking Festival celebrates York’s illustrious Viking heritage and
includes lectures, guided walks and exciting battle re-enactments.
March York Literature Festival celebrates York’s rich literary and cultural
inheritance. The Festival features performances, workshops, poetry, theatre
and cinema, hosted by various venues across the city.
April York Open Studios is an annual community arts event celebrating the best
artists and makers living in York.
May Tour de Yorkshire is one of the biggest cycle races in the UK and is an
outstanding event, happening right on our doorstep! Get out across Yorkshire
to see the action in the hills and dales of our fine county.
June York Pride takes over the city, with loads of activities, a parade and a party to
celebrate all things LGBTQ+ at the Knavesmire, next to York Racecourse.
York Festival of Ideas is an award-winning festival of thoughts featuring

world-class speakers, exhibitions, theatre, music and films, most of which are
free to everyone.
July The Great Yorkshire Fringe means there’s no need to travel all the way up to
Edinburgh, as this festival attracts some fantastic comedians ahead of their
Scottish appearances.
Bloom celebrates horticulture and flowers in York, with incredible installations

popping up everywhere across the city.
August Yorkshire Day is a day of celebration for those living in ‘Gods own country’!
Why not try a traditional Yorkshire pudding, put on a flat cap and drink some
good old Yorkshire Tea?
September York Food and Drink Festival is the biggest of its kind in the country. For ten
THE CITY
days the city centre becomes a magnet for foodies from all over the world.
October York Mediale is a new biennial international media arts festival bringing
world-premiere commissions from leading artists to the city of York and
OF FESTIVALS
celebrates the city’s designation as the first and only UK UNESCO Creative
City of Media Arts.
November York St John University Graduation is an unforgettable experience for all

of our students who will graduate in York Minster, one of the world’s most
magnificent cathedrals.
Aesthetica Film Festival takes place annually showcasing some of the

world’s greatest short films, including drama, music video, fashion, comedy,
THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING EXCITING GOING ON documentary, thrillers, animation and children’s showings.
IN YORK, WHATEVER THE TIME OF YEAR! HERE ARE
SOME OF OUR TOP PICKS FROM OUR CITY’S VIBRANT December York Christmas Festival is a chance to soak up the city’s medieval charm
and scents of spiced mulled wine this season, as Christmas markets, fairs
EVENTS CALENDAR. and family fun transform York into a Christmas fairy tale.
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LIVE AND LEARN

Choosing the UK
More than half a million international students choose to study in the UK each
year. A globally-recognised qualification from a UK university will super-charge
IN THE UK
your career.
UK universities are widely considered as being among the best in the world.
Experience the very best of the UK by taking your next step at York St John
University.
All about Yorkshire

The county of Yorkshire stretches from the North Sea on the east coast to the
pennine mountains in the west and is the largest of all the UK’s counties.
BY LIVING AND STUDYING IN A NEW COUNTRY AND
LEARNING ABOUT A DIFFERENT CULTURE, YOU’LL Yorkshire people are known for their strong sense of community. You’ll feel at
ROCHE home in Yorkshire as soon as you arrive, thanks to the friendly and welcoming
BROADEN YOUR OUTLOOK AND OPPORTUNITIES. ABBEY people.
Roche Abbey, Sutton Bank, Spurn Point and Whitby:

supplied by Welcome to Yorkshire
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POINT
CASTLE
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LONDON
CALLING STUDY IN
LONDON
OUR SISTER CAMPUS IN LONDON MEANS WE CAN
OFFER YOU MORE. LOCATED IN ISLINGTON, OPPOSITE
THE WORLD-FAMOUS BARBICAN CENTRE AND JUST
TWO STOPS FROM KINGS CROSS STATION ON THE
LONDON UNDERGROUND, OUR SECOND HOME - THE
GLASSHOUSE - GIVES YOU THE CHANCE TO GET THE
BEST OF BOTH CITIES.
A base in London means we can work with even more of the biggest brands
in the world, accessing opportunities and experts that inspire. Our campus is
based within a few minutes of major offices for Google, Amazon, Alexander
McQueen, Virgin Active and over 100 other leading companies.
Throughout your degree there are several ways you can benefit from our
London links, for example you have the option of taking part in talks, visits
and industry-led skills modules. Some of these are specific to your course
and some are available to all students as part of our commitment to helping
you take on the big ideas and challenges that influence the 21st century
workplace.
With our London campus just a two-and-a-half-hour journey by train from York,
we give you all the support you need to make the most of what a leading global
city offers, whilst also getting the full benefits of living and learning in York.
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A
TRANSFORMATIVE
EXPERIENCE
WE WILL GIVE YOU THE SUPPORT AND OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPLORE
WHAT COMES AFTER GRADUATION THROUGH OUR DEDICATED AND
PERSONALISED CAREERS SERVICE. SO IF YOU WANT TO SET UP
YOUR OWN BUSINESS, OR NEED HELP GETTING THAT DREAM WORK
PLACEMENT, WE WILL BE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY.
A SELECTION OF A dedicated careers service

LaunchPad are the team who are dedicated to helping you feel clear about
BURSARIES ARE your career. Their support is available throughout your studies and after you
AVAILABLE TO leave. LaunchPad offers everything you need to kick-start your career.
CONTRIBUTE
Become your own boss
TOWARDS LaunchPad understands how the workplace is changing and create initiatives
EXPENSES FOR to meet your needs. Our Grad2Director programme, which offers online
development, expert one-to-one coaching and business start-up funding,
WORK EXPERIENCE provides support so that you can launch your own business, as many of our
IN LONDON OR recent graduates have.
INTERNATIONALLY.
Start-up visa
We are proud to now be an endorsing institution of the Start-up visa, which
is specifically designed for entrepreneurial international graduates who
would like to start their own business here in the UK. To find out more
about the scheme please visit www.gov.uk/start-up-visa or email us at
careers@yorksj.ac.uk
“York St John University puts its students above all else. As an international
student, that really meant a lot to me. I was not just an anonymous student in
the Business School, I was Panos. My lecturers took time to get to know me
and supported me through my entire student life. It was an amazing academic
journey. I also believe that the University offers one of the best careers
services for its students.”
Panagiotis Dimitriadis, Greece

Business Management & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
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A GLOBAL
COMMUNITY
JOIN OUR GLOBAL NETWORK OF SCHOLARS,
PARTNERS AND ALUMNI.
Global Campus Café

Global Campus Café occurs weekly in term time where you can meet fellow
students, practice your language skills and connect with friends from across
the globe. Enjoy traditional British tea, coffee, biscuits and a great atmosphere
in our Students’ Union every Monday in term time.
Global Campus trips

You’ll also get the chance to visit some of the best destinations the UK has to MY GREATEST
offer with our Global Campus trips. You will meet other international students AMBITION IS TO
and enjoy days out to nearby cities and the countryside. Get the most out of
your time studying in the UK by exploring interesting places and immersing OPEN MY OWN
yourself in a different culture. REHABILITATION
Our global family
CENTRES IN UGANDA
Upon graduation, you will join our global family of almost 3000 international AND KENYA
alumni living in more than 100 countries worldwide. Many of them keep us
updated with their successes and stories.
Find out more at www.yorksj.ac.uk/alumni
Follow Global Campus on our social media channels for more information
YSJGlobalCampus
YSJGlobalCampus
ysjglobalcampus Having graduated in 2017, Furaha is now employed by Tunaweza Children’s
centre as an Outreach Occupational Therapist in Uganda, working with
To find out more or if you have any children with autism.
questions please get in touch:
E: iss@yorksj.ac.uk “My greatest ambition is to open my own rehabilitation centres in Uganda and
T: +44 (0)1904 876776 Kenya that aspire to not only provide all therapies to children, but also to raise
awareness of the different learning disabilities that can affect people.
York St John University gave me a platform to explore occupational therapy on

a wider scale. I had the opportunity to interact with our brilliant lecturers, who
had so much experience. I loved the fact that York St John is not as large as
other universities and this gave me the opportunity to easily interact with and
get to know my lecturers and fellow course mates.”
Furaha Meki Mwadime, Kenya

Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons)
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WITH YOU EVERY

STEP OF THE WAY
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT TEAM IS HERE TO HELP
YOU SUCCEED. FROM THE DAY YOU FIRST CONSIDER STUDYING
WITH US UNTIL THE DAY YOU GRADUATE, THEY ARE HERE TO
SUPPORT AND ADVISE YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. Georgia Fenwick, who is in her
final year of studying English
Literature & Creative Writing
Airport pick-up BA (Hons), tells us about her
To make things a little easier, we provide a free airport pick up service from experience of working as a
Manchester Airport on set dates in September and January. Global Guide.
Language support We aim to provide as much

We have pre and in-sessional English support available for students. See assistance for international
pages 32-35 for more information. students as possible; part of our
role as a Global Guide is greeting
Welcome Week international students at the airport
Our busy Welcome Week programme, which takes place at the start of each and getting them settled in their
semester, will help you to get all the essentials sorted. From arranging new accommodation. We also
accommodation, opening a bank account and registering with the health participate in trips to places such
centre to finding your way around the campus and city, we are here to help. as Manchester, the Yorkshire Dales
and Christmas markets, all whilst
Putting YOU first being a friendly face that students
We personalise our support services to meet your needs. Our teams can can recognise and approach for any
provide professional advice, information and guidance, counselling, mental of their needs. I thoroughly enjoy
health support, welfare advice, study skills development, disability support, meeting new people and learning
money advice and personal support. about a variety of different cultures.
After studying abroad I was more
Study development inspired than ever to enhance my
Study development is available to all students and is delivered through education about other parts of
workshops, short writing courses, individual and small group tutorials. These the world and support students
can help to identify ways to improve the quality of your academic work and through their process of settling in
offer advice and tuition on study and writing strategies. to a new country, a feeling I know
well!
To find out more or if you have any questions please get in touch!
E: iss@yorksj.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1904 876776
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MAKE YOURSELF
Across our sites you can pick from studio apartments, shared flats or houses. So whether you enjoy the
independence and privacy of your own space or are keen to join in with others, there will be a room that’s right
for you. None of our sites are more than 20 minutes’ walk from campus and all have WiFi access.
AT HOME OUR ACCOMMODATION SITES
WE KNOW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO HAVE SOMEWHERE

COMFORTABLE AND SAFE TO LIVE WHEN YOU ARRIVE IN THE UK.
WE GUARANTEE YOU A PLACE IN OUR ACCOMMODATION IN YOUR
FIRST YEAR OF STUDY AND OFFER A RANGE OF ACCOMMODATION
OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO SUIT YOUR LIFESTYLE AND BUDGET. GARDEN STREET CITY RESIDENCE THE COAL YARD
From £114.72 per week (36 weeks) From £119.29 per week (44 weeks) From £159.00 per week
6 min walk to campus 11 min walk to campus (up to 51 weeks)
En-suite rooms available En-suite rooms available 13 min walk to campus
En-suite rooms available
THE GRANGE THE BRICKWORKS ST JOHN CENTRAL

From £100 per week (40/44 weeks) 2 room options available From £133.32 per week (44 weeks)
13 min walk to campus From £161.75 per week (44 weeks) 15 min walk to campus
En-suite rooms available 14 min walk to campus En-suite rooms available
To find out more about where

you could be living please visit
www.yorksj.ac.uk/study/
accommodation
LIMES COURT PERCY’S LANE

From £100.94 per week (44 weeks) From £115.95 per week (44 weeks)
18 min walk to campus 19 min walk to campus
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COSTS OF LIVING
IN YORK ACCOMMODATION
£100 - £162 PER WEEK
DINING OUT
£7 - £10 PER MEAL
We offer all international students York has a huge range of restaurants
HERE IS OUR GUIDE TO THE ESSENTIALS. the chance to live in their choice of from take-aways and cafes to modern
University-owned accommodation eateries and high-end restaurants.
at affordable rates. There are lots of deals available and you
can easily eat out for less than £10.
FOOD SHOPPING WELLBEING

£25 - £40 PER WEEK £10 - £20 PER WEEK
There is a choice of supermarkets close There is a fitness suite on our main
to the University. For specialist Asian campus. As well as the gym you can join
choices try Regency Supermarket and classes including zumba and pilates.
Oriental Express. For Afro-Caribbean
food go to Jojo’s in Acomb. Makkah
International Food sell a range of
halal items.
Be good with your money

Here are some ideas for making your money go further while you’re here:
Get an NUS card from the Students’ Union to get discounts on all sorts of
things locally and across the UK. If somewhere says they offer a student
discount, just show your NUS card.
If you’re studying a full degree on a Tier 4 visa you may be able to work up to
20 hours per week during term time. Our careers service - LaunchPad - can COFFEE AND MOBILE PHONE ENTERTAINMENT
help you to find work.
MOBILE PHONE - £5 - £10 A WEEK AND TRANSPORT
If you’re in York at the end of January, look out for the York Residents’ Festival COFFEE - £2.50 - £3.50 EACH CINEMA TICKET - £5- £7
offer which invites residents and students to visit lots of the city’s museums
and attractions for free. Some shops and restaurants offer discounts during DAY TRANSPORT TICKET - £3
the festival when you show your NUS card.
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Funding
EU Undergraduate students - If you are a student from the EU looking to
study at Undergraduate level, you can access a Tuition Fee Loan on a similar
basis as UK students. EU students need to apply to the UK government
every academic year. You can download the application form plus additional
information including factsheets online on the government’s website.
www.gov.uk/student-finance/eu-students
EU Postgraduate students - If you are an EU national looking to apply for a

Postgraduate course you may also be eligible for the Postgraduate Loan from
the UK government. You can find out more information online or get in touch
with our Funding Advice Team.
www.gov.uk/funding-for-postgraduate-study
US students - Federal loans are available for our US students on both

Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses. More detailed information on
the US loan system and how to apply are available on the University website.
www.yorksj.ac.uk/USA-funding
Funding in your home country - We also accept a variety of funding options

such as the Norwegian state loans, German DAAD funding and government
sponsored students from a range of countries.
Scholarships
We are proud to offer a range of both internal and external scholarships for
our international students, including GREAT India scholarships, Commonwealth
scholarships, Chevening scholarships and YSJ International scholarships.
Please check the University website throughout the year to see when
FEES, FINANCE &

scholarship opportunities are available.
E: intdev@yorksj.ac.uk
www.yorksj.ac.uk/international-scholarships
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alumni Discount
A 10% discount is available to our York St John University Alumni undertaking
Postgraduate level study. The 10% discount is in addition to any other
discount or waiver you are awarded by the University and is applied before
any other discount is considered.
Tuition Fees
Tutition fees vary depending on study level, programme and duration. Details
Deposits of tuition fees for all our courses can be found on our website.
If you are an international (non-EU) applicant and receive a conditional offer, you
must pay a deposit, which is 50% of your tuition fees. This payment must be www.yorksj.ac.uk/international-fees
paid to make your offer unconditional, as well as allowing your CAS to be issued
to allow you to apply for a UK Tier 4 visa. Student Funding Advice Team
Get in touch with our dedicated Student Funding Advice Team if you have any
Exceptions questions about fees and finance involved in studying with us.
Sponsored students - Sponsored students must submit a sponsor letter to
the University. E: fundingadvice@yorksj.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1904 876939
US students - Students paying through the US student loans system must W: www.yorksj.ac.uk/money
submit official notification of the loan to our Admissions Team.
Norwegian students - Students paying through the Norwegian state loans

system must provide the preliminary statement of financial support to the
Admissions Team.
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WHAT CAN
I STUDY?
WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER OPTIONS FOR ALL LEVELS
OF STUDY FOR OUR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS,
FROM LANGUAGE PROGRAMMES, TEACHER TRAINING
THROUGH TO FULL BACHELORS AND MASTERS
DEGREES.
Bachelors and Masters degrees

We offer a full suite of Bachelors and Masters programmes. You can see the
full list of these courses by subject on pages 39-61.
Academic pathways
If you don’t meet the entry requirements for the degree you would like to
study we offer a bespoke International Foundation Programme and
Pre-sessional Programme. We also offer advanced entry courses in Art,
Design and Business. Find out more on pages 32-33.
Language pathways
We offer a range of language pathways to help you improve your English
language skills. These programmes are designed to help you develop a
solid framework in English language. Find out more on pages 34-35.
Teacher training
York St John University has been training teachers since 1841. We run a suite
of bespoke courses for language teachers who want to develop their skills
and refresh their teaching. Find out more on pages 36-37.
Summer Schools
Our Summer School programme offers an accessible but challenging
introduction to key subjects in Business, Education, the Humanities and the
Football industry, delivered by staff who are experts in their field. Find out
more on pages page 38.
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ACADEMIC
PATHWAYS
WE OFFER ACADEMIC AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PATHWAYS TO DEGREE LEVEL STUDY IF YOU DON’T
CURRENTLY MEET OUR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS.
Pre-Sessional Programme
Our Pre-sessional English language Programme is suitable if you are
planning to undertake degree-level study. Accredited by the British Council,
the course provides the best possible start to your academic studies by International Foundation Programme
equipping you with the language and study skills essential for success. Our International Foundation Programme will give you the best possible start
in your academic studies. It gives you the opportunity to gain a practical
You will cover three main themes throughout the programme; including understanding of the UK education system and academic culture before
academic language development, academic language and study skills as embarking on the challenge of a full degree. Successfully completing the
well as an orientation to the University and our campus. You will practise programme means you will be guaranteed progression onto your chosen
listening, speaking, reading and writing skills for communication in Undergraduate programme.
academic contexts and cover strategies for studying, library and IT
skills and using the internet for research. Providing you with the perfect opportunity to meet people from a variety of
cultures and start the learning journey together, you will sample academic
We offer a five week or a ten week course which will begin prior to content from your chosen degree field. There will also be the opportunity
the start of your academic programme depending on whether you to improve your English language skills and develop independent learning
are starting in September or January. strategies.
To find out more please visit Nahed Ahmed, from Palestine, You will receive 18 hours of teaching and guided study per week along with
www.yorksj.ac.uk/presessional completed a Pre-Sessional significant contact time with our academics as you develop subject specific
Programme before enrolling knowledge related to your chosen degree. You will have the opportunity to
for a PhD within York take part in a UK field trip as part of a degree-related project. This is a
Business School. full-time course which runs annually from September to June.
The welcoming and To find out more please visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/international-foundation

multicultural environment
at York St John University Advanced Entry
provides the ideal base for We are proud to offer an advanced entry option for many of our Undergraduate
studying in the UK. Every degree programmes. These offer you the opportunity to gain a full honours
single part of this course degree by transferring credits from your existing institution, allowing you to
has been a complete joy, enter into year 2 or year 3 (depending on the course and your credits).
especially the interactive
style. This option is available across all of our Art, Design and Business programmes,
but if there is another degree you are interested in please get in touch with us
by emailing admissions@yorksj.ac.uk
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LANGUAGE
English Language Summer Programme
This programme continues the General English programme over the Summer
term, with a minimum length of study of two weeks.
PATHWAYS
English for Specific Purposes
We also run bespoke and specialist courses to meet your individual needs,
from helping with teacher development to subject specific support. We
have previously delivered courses for University groups visiting the UK for
language development as well as delivering one-to-one courses for those
who want intensive language training that suits their personal requirements.
To enquire about this course you can contact us using the below details:
E: efl@yorksj.ac.uk
T: +44 (1904) 876693
WE OFFER A RANGE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

PROGRAMMES TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.
OUR COURSES ARE ALL ACCREDITED BY THE BRITISH
COUNCIL WHICH ASSURES THE QUALITY OF OUR
TEACHING AND LEARNING, STAFF AND MANAGEMENT,
RESOURCES, FACILITIES, ENVIRONMENT,
ACCOMMODATION AND SUPPORT.
These courses enable you to explore British cultural life and develop
cross-cultural understanding by working with students from across the world.
General English Programme

This course is designed for you to improve your English language skills, with
options to study from 4 to 44 weeks.
During morning classes you will work through a course book and study
grammar, listening, vocabulary, speaking and pronunciation and reading and
writing. Our tutors will adapt the content of the course to suit your needs, and
you will have the opportunity to have regular one-to-one tutorials. Afternoons
are spent studying either Integrated Skills or IELTS Examination Preparation.
www.yorksj.ac.uk/generalenglish
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TEACHER
CELTA
CELTA is an initial qualification for those with little or no experience of teaching
English to speakers of other languages. It is awarded by Cambridge
TRAINING
Assessment English, part of the University of Cambridge, and is accepted
throughout the world as the gold standard in English as a foreign language
teaching. The programme will help to develop your teaching skills and can be
studied full-time over a four week period, or as a part-time option.
PROGRAMMES
To find out more about this programme please visit
www.yorksj.ac.uk/CELTA
Teaching Knowledge Test

We are proud to offer the Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT) from Cambridge
Assessment English.
TKT is evidence of how you are developing as a teacher and is ideal if you would
like to prove your teaching knowledge with a globally recognised certificate.
Your knowledge in specific areas of English language teaching will be tested

through a flexible series of modular teaching qualifications. You can take as
many modules as you want, over a period of time that suits you.
Teacher Development Programme

Our bespoke courses for teacher development are created to meet the
specific requirements for groups who would like to develop their existing
skills and liven up their teaching.
You will be taught by our academics, who are also practising teachers, each
with a wealth of practical experience gained through teaching and training
in many environments all over the world.
These courses are practical, enabling you to return to teaching refreshed with
new ideas, techniques and materials.
British Culture for Teachers

The British Culture for Teachers programme is perfect for international
teachers who would like to learn about British culture.
You will learn about present-day British life, language and culture. Your
classroom training will be supplemented by guest speakers from various
sectors in the local community.
WITH OVER 175 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE OF TRAINING TEACHERS,
WE OFFER AN EXCITING AND WELL-ESTABLISHED SUITE OF By joining this programme you will gain a wider understanding of key issues
in teaching culture in an English language teaching setting. We are able to
PROGRAMMES FOR LANGUAGE TEACHERS WHO WANT TO run this course at any time of the year for a minimum group of 10 students.
DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS AND REFRESH THEIR TEACHING.
English Language Development for Teachers
We have created this programme specifically for international teachers of
As well as running a variety of English language courses, we also have many years’ English who would like to refresh their English language skills.
experience running customised teacher development courses, working with groups
to design courses to fit their individual requirements. Some examples of institutions Practical and particpatory in nature, the course places an emphasis on
we have worked with are Jining Education Bureau, Catalan Government Education communication. You will participate in a range of engaging activities aimed at
Department, Communidad de Madrid and Yantai University. both improving your English and increasing your confidence.
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SUMMER
SCHOOLS
DEGREE
WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS A
RANGE OF SUMMER SCHOOL EXPERIENCES AND TOPICS
WHILE DISCOVERING THE HISTORIC, CULTURAL AND ACADEMIC
PROGRAMMES
HERITAGE OF THE CITY OF YORK.
Over this two week programme you will enjoy ten academic
morning sessions and cultural activities in the afternoons.
The disciplines available for our Summer Schools include:

• Business
• Education
• English Language
• English Language Teaching
• Football
• Humanities
• Law
All of our Summer School programmes include:

• 13 nights’ accommodation in York
• Breakfast and lunch
• Scheduled activities
• Airport transfers
To find out more about our International Summer Schools and see sample
schedules please visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/summer-schools
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ART & DESIGN

At York St John University we specialise in nurturing the next generation of artists,
designers and inventors. Our programmes are relevant to a range of futures in
both industry and academia and our alumni have gone on to enjoy incredible
careers. We prides ourselves on providing students with access to world-leading
industry expertise, excellent academic staff and specialist facilities.
Bachelors courses Masters courses
Art 3D Design & Technologies MSc

Fine Art BA (Hons) Fine Art MA
Illustration BA (Hons) Illustration MA
Photography BA (Hons) Photography MA
Visual & Augmented Reality MA
Design Visual Communication MA
Animation BA (Hons)
Furniture Design BA (Hons)
Games Design BA (Hons)
Graphic Design BA (Hons)
Interior Design BA (Hons)
Product Design BA (Hons)
FACILITIES WORK-BASED LEARNING GRADUATE OUTCOMES

You will have access to a range Our students benefit from our 100% of Art and Design
of facilities including specialist well-established links with leading students were in employment
workshop spaces, metal and companies across the UK through or further study six months
wood workshops, photography a range of work placement after graduation.
studios and a dedicated opportunities.
Mac Suite. Source: DLHE 2017
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BUSINESS
Through studying one of our dynamic business programmes you will become a
flexible, entrepreneurial and digitally-savvy graduate. Taught by academics and
industry professionals, our courses focus on progress and innovation. By connecting
with local and international businesses on project work, we support you to develop
the confidence and skills needed to join the next generation of business leaders.

THEJAKITH RODRIGO,
Accounting & Finance BA (Hons) York SRI LANKA
Business Management BA (Hons) Entrepreneurship & Innovation MSc
Digital Marketing & Data Analytics BSc (Hons) Hospitality Management MSc* BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Economics BSc (Hons) Human Resource Management MSc BA (HONS) AND MBA
Economics & Finance BSc (Hons) International Business MSc
Economics & Business BA (Hons) International Fashion Marketing MSc York St John University always
felt like home. In 2008, I came here
Economics & Geography BA (Hons) Leadership & Management MSc to start my degree in Business
Events & Experience Management BA (Hons) Master of Business Administration MBA** Management. Initially, it took a few
Fashion Marketing BA (Hons) Master of Business Administration weeks to get used to British culture,
Financial & Investment Management BSc (Hons) (Conversion) MBA especially the Yorkshire accent! The
Human Resource Management BA (Hons) Marketing MSc staff and lecturers in the Business
International Business BA (Hons) Professional Accounting MSc School were so helpful and very
International Tourism & Hospitality The Executive MBA** supportive. They were welcoming
Management BA (Hons)* and gave their fullest support to me.
Management & Entrepreneurship BA (Hons) London It felt like home.
Marketing BA (Hons) Branding & Psychology MSc
Politics & Economics BA (Hons) Design Business Creation MSc
Politics, Philosophy & Economics BA (Hons) Fashion & Luxury Business Creation MSc
Sports Business Management BA (Hons) Fashion & Luxury Marketing MSc
Tourism & Destination Management BA (Hons) Fitness Business Creation MSc
Master of Business Administration MBA**
The Executive MBA (Degree Apprenticeship)**
*Subject to final approval

**This course is available at either
our York or London campus
INDUSTRY LINKS RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CHARTERED

Our links with industry will We are a signatory of the UN Global We are proud to be a Chartered
enhance your experience and Compact Initiative Principles for Management Centre and offer
develop your employability skills. Responsible Education. the CMI Level 5 and Level 7
We work with companies programmes.
including MINI, Yorkshire
Bank and Aviva.
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EDUCATION
We have a longstanding historical connection with teacher training, having been founded
in 1841 as a teacher training college. Through delivering an inclusive experience of
education, you will have the opportunity to work with children and young people across
the globe. With specialist facilities on campus, including dedicated primary school
teaching rooms and a children’s section in the library, our students are able to develop
transferable sills to take into the classroom.
Children, Young People & Families BA (Hons) MA Courses

Children, Young People & Families with Special Education MA
Education Needs & Inclusion BA (Hons) Education: Early Childhood MA
Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons) Education: Leadership & Management MA
Education Studies BA (Hons) Education: Mentoring MA
Education Studies & Sociology BA (Hons) Education: Post-compulsory Education MA
Education Studies with Special Educational Education: Research-engaged Setting MA
Needs & Inclusion BA (Hons) Special Education Needs & Inclusion MA
Primary Education BA (Hons) Professional Doctorate in Education EdD
Youth Work & Community Development with Social Sector MA*
JNC Professionally Qualified Status BA (Hons)
Initial Teacher Education
Primary PGCE (School-centred)
Primary PGCE (University-centred)
Secondary PGCE (School-centred,
various subjects available)
Secondary Religious Education PGCE
(University-centred)
Special Educational Needs Coordinators:
Leading Effective Inclusive Practice in
SEN PGCE (National Award)
OUR PARTNERSHIPS 175 YEARS GRADUATE OUTCOMES

Our school partnerships cover We have been training teachers 100% of our 2017 graduates were
a wide geographical area and for over 175 years and are proud either in work or further study six
include rural, urban and of our heritage as a site of months after graduating.
inner-city settings and learning which has developed
institutions. and supported generations of Source: DLHE 2017
teachers and professionals.
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HEALTH
SCIENCES
Taught in a practical way by clinical professionals using first class facilities, we offer
academic degrees and professional training in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and JULIA MISKIMIN, CANADA
Health and Social Care. You will develop laboratory techniques using state-of-the-art
equipment and gain specialist skills from industry practitioners. You will also receive a OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MSc
high level of personal tuition from leading academic researchers. (PRE-REGISTRATION)
Choosing the right university can be both

an intimidating and exciting experience.
For me, it was important to find a university
Bachelors courses Masters courses situated in a safe, beautiful city with a great
programme and many resources and facilities.
Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) Leadership in Health & Social Care MSc I chose York St John University based on
Biology BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy MSc (pre-registration) the actual programme itself. Because I lived
Biochemistry BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MSc (pre-registration) 3,500 miles away and did not have the ability
to come and see the University, I heavily
Nutrition BSc (Hons)* Professional Health & Social Care MSc
relied on the website and communication
Occupational Therapy BSc (Hons) with the University when making my decision.
Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) *Subject to final approval I found out about the programme and the
University through the World Federation
of Occupational Therapists website, which
provides a list of all approved occupational
therapy programs. As an international student,
it was important that the programme was
an internationally recognised qualification.
Studying this programme will allow me to work
in both the UK and in Canada as a registered
Occupational Therapist.
100%
OUTSTANDING INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE
FACILITIES PLACEMENTS OUTCOMES
You will work in our dedicated Our network of partnerships will 100% of graduates from our
labs with state-of-the-art facilitate your practice placements in Physiotherapy course were in
equipment and technology, as a variety of settings, and the location professional jobs or further study
well as having access to clinical of these placements vary from six months after graduation.
simulation labs at York Hospital. Yorkshire to Australia, Uganda, Malta,
France and Portugal. Source: DLHE 2017
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HUMANITIES
York is one of the UK’s most historic and creative cities. The inspiration it has given
writers and the strength of its history means York St John University is perfectly
situated for studying courses within the humanities.
We work closely with a variety of local organisations in the public, private and voluntary
sectors and students have access to a range of important local and national collections, KHADIJA TARIQ, UK
including the Yorkshire Film Archive, the Minster Library, the National Railway Museum
and the York City Archives. There are great opportunities for students to be involved THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES
in local events and activities, including publishing a student anthology and an BA (HONS)
international literary journal, as well as attending the exciting York Literature Festival.
I have particularly enjoyed the creative
modules like Religion and Creative Writing,
Visual Arts and Religion and Myth because
the modules have been very flexible and
Bachelors courses Masters courses covered topics that I have always loved
learning about. Having the help and support
Geography American Studies MA of the lecturers and my tutor have been one
Geography BSc (Hons) Contemporary Literature MA of the main highlights; they have been so
Environmental Geography BSc (Hons) Creative Writing MA helpful and have been there for all of us and
Human Geography BA (Hons) Creative Writing MFA they’d always stay behind in class to offer
Human Geography with American Studies BA (Hons) History MA any support. As a practicing Muslim, there
Human Geography with History BA (Hons) International History MA are places to pray and this has also been a
highlight because it is such an accepting
Human Geography with Media Studies BA (Hons) Professional Doctorate in Ministry DMin
and comfortable environment to express
Professional Doctorate in Religion DRel your practices and beliefs.
History Religion in Society MA
History BA (Hons) Writing Audio MA
Writing Historical Fiction MA
Literature & Creative Writing
Creative Writing BA (Hons) *Subject to final approval
English Literature BA (Hons)
Film Studies BA (Hons)
Media BA (Hons)
Media and Communication BA (Hons)*
Politics
Politics BA (Hons)
Politics & History BA (Hons)
Politics, Philosophy & Ethics BA (Hons)
Politics & War Studies BA (Hons)
RESEARCH INDUSTRY ACADEMIC
Religion, Philosophy and Theology COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE SEMINARS
Religion, Philosophy & Ethics BA (Hons)
Theology & Religious Studies BA (Hons) Immerse yourself in our We work closely with a variety of Attend a series of free research
thriving research culture by organisations, providing you with seminars presented by our
getting involved in The Centre access to a range of exciting local academics on campus.
for Religion in Society or the and national collections to support
York Centre for Writing, both your studies.
based within our department.
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LANGUAGES &
LINGUISTICS
We have a long-standing tradition of the study of languages in use, including modern
languages from Japanese to British Sign Language and also English in all of its
forms – from Old English to Twitter. Our study of languages and linguistics has a
strong emphasis on real-world data and applications. In 2014, our research was rated
‘internationally excellent’ by the Research Excellence Framework review and we
frequently collaborate on research projects with our students and colleagues here in
York, as well as with partner institutions around the world.
DR INDU VIBHA MEDDEGAMA

Korean LECTURER IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS
Bachelors courses
AND TESOL
Korean, English Language & Linguistics BA (Hons)*
British Sign Language Korean, Intercultural & Contemporary Four years ago, I developed a collaborative
British Sign Language & Deaf Studies BA (Hons) Communication BA (Hons)* task for students studying World Englishes
British Sign Language & Educational Korean, TESOL & Linguistics BA (Hons) at York St John University and at our partner
Linguistics BA (Hons) university, Suzhou University of Science and
British Sign Language, English Language & Masters courses Technology in China. It is language-related
Linguistics BA (Hons) concerns that first inspired me to start this
Applied Linguistics and TESOL MA* research: the worry that all of us experience
Chinese Language and Social Justice with British when confronted with that which is unfamiliar
to us and, in the case of this project, unfamiliar
Chinese, English Language & Linguistics BA (Hons)* Sign Language MA*
Englishes. I hope to show that when it comes
Chinese, Intercultural & Contemporary Applied Linguistics & TESOL with Japanese MA* to making ourselves understood by others, we
Communication BA (Hons)* Applied Linguistics & TESOL with Korean MA* all have a part to play.
Chinese, TESOL & Linguistics BA (Hons)* Applied Linguistics & TESOL with Chinese MA*
Language and Linguistics *Subject to final approval

Educational Linguistics BA (Hons)
English Language & Linguistics BA (Hons)
English Language, Linguistics & TESOL BA (Hons)
Global Language Communication BA (Hons)*
Japanese
Japanese & Intercultural Communication BA (Hons)
Japanese & TESOL BA (Hons)
Japanese, English Language & Linguistics BA (Hons) CELTA COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE DEDICATED FACILITIES
Japanese, Intercultural & Contemporary
Communication BA (Hons) If you study with us you may have We run a student-led voluntary You will have access to all of our
Japanese, TESOL & Linguistics BA (Hons) the opportunity to apply for outreach programme where you specialist resources including our
the world-renowned teaching will have the opportunity to be Linguistics Lab and Languages
qualification, the Cambridge placed in local schools to work Workshop.
Assessment English Certificate in with pupils who have English
Teaching English to Speakers of as an additional language.
Other Languages (CELTA) at no
extra charge.
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PERFORMANCE BACHI BARI, SPAIN

MEDIA PRODUCTION: FILM &
& MEDIA
TELEVISION BA (HONS)
I left Spain when I was around 14 and

moved to London, which was extremely hard
because I didn’t really know any English.
PRODUCTION
Getting to know new people and learning the
language was quite difficult.
When I was at college, I found a passion for

media and film and at the same time my
English improved massively. I then received an
offer from York St John University and I knew
it was a great opportunity to move away and
Our vibrant community of award-winning performers, producers, composers, experience a different place.
film-makers and journalists will provide you with the opportunity to pursue your
passion and continue to do what you love, whether within the field of Music, There are lots of opportunities in York to meet
Drama or Media Production. other people, which I did by joining the local
Men’s Football Club. It basically feels like a
Our experts will immerse you in your chosen area of study and work alongside giant family and I really feel like part of the
you to grow your creativity. With dedicated spaces and specialist facilities you will community here in York.
have everything you need to leave us with the skills and experience needed
to progress in the world of Performance and Media.
Bachelors courses Music Production

Digital Music BA (Hons)
Drama Independent Music Production BA (Hons)
Acting BA (Hons)* Music Production BA (Hons)
Drama & Dance BA (Hons) Music Production & Creative Business BA (Hons)
Drama & Theatre BA (Hons)
Drama: Education & Community BA (Hons) Masters courses
Media Production Applied Theatre MA

Media Production BA (Hons) Community Music MA
Media Production: Film & Television BA (Hons) Media Production MA
Media Production: Journalism BA (Hons) Music Composition MA
Music Production MA
Music Theatre & Performance MA
Music BA (Hons)
Music: Composition BA (Hons) *Subject to final approval
Music: Education & Community BA (Hons)
Music: Performance BA (Hons)
Musical Theatre BA (Hons) INTERNATIONAL INCREDIBLE INDUSTRY
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES MASTERCLASSES
The International Centre for A highlight for many of our Music Through our exclusive
Community Music is located in Production students is a final year partnership with the BAFTA-
our department, providing you project which takes place at the qualifying Aesthetica Short Film
with the opportunity to be at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios. Festival we host a series
heart of innovative research. of masterclasses on campus.
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PSYCHOLOGY & TENE DOWLING, BERMUDA

PSYCHOLOGY BSc (HONS)
COUNSELLING
As a student I participated as a mental
health volunteer with an organization
called SLV.Global. SLV.Global is a charitable
organisation that provides psychology
students and graduates the opportunity to
gain valuable work experience in Sri Lanka,
India and Bali, Indonesia. Their focus is
Psychology is an exciting and diverse field of study dedicated to understanding, describing on global mental health and on endorsing
and predicting behaviour and thought. Our British Psychological Society-accredited positive mental health while strengthening
Psychology programmes provide a scientific approach to understanding people, their the existing resources in the communities
behaviour and thinking. where they work. For me this experience was
a once in a lifetime opportunity and being a
With over 30 years experience of inspiring students to learn about the theory and practice non-traditional student, it has put so much
of counselling, our team of active practitioners and researchers will help you to develop the into perspective for my future. I faced new
professional skills needed to succeed in the expanding field of counselling. challenges, set new milestones, embraced
my creative side, supported, encouraged and
spoke up for others. I learned so many new
things, adapted to and embraced different
personalities, stepped outside of my comfort
zone, lived in a jungle and I even trekked an
Bachelors courses Masters courses active volcano at 3am just to see the Balinese
sunrise at its best. The most rewarding part
Counselling & Mental Health BA (Hons) Counselling MA, PgDip was being part of a team who had an impact
Psychology BSc (Hons) Doctorate of Counselling Psychology on a community inundated with a myriad of
Psychology with Child Development BSc (Hons)* Psychology MRes mental health challenges.
Psychology with Counselling BSc (Hons) Psychology of Child & Adolescent Development MSc
98%
RESEARCH FACILITIES REAL-WORLD TRAINING GRADUATE OUTCOMES
You will have access to a range of We run the Counselling and Mental 98% of Psychology & Counselling
facilities including portable and Health Clinic on campus where graduates were in employment
static eye-tracking equipment and there may be opportunities for or further study within six months
virtual reality technology. postgraduates to practice your of graduation.
counselling skills.
Source: DLHE 2017
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LAW & SOCIAL

SCIENCES
Social Sciences at York St John University includes Criminology, Police Studies and
Sociology. Each programme involves the academic study of social life with the option of
studying specialist modules aligned to your personal interest. Our programmes develop
your ability to think critically about issues of importance to society.
Our Law LLB provides the subject knowledge needed to excel in the field of law and the
opportunity to develop skills and attributes that are essential for a range of careers.
It is a Qualifying Law Degree approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar
Standards Board.
Bachelors courses
Law
Law LLB (Hons)
Social Sciences
Criminology BA (Hons)
Criminology with Police Studies BA (Hons)
Degree in Professional Policing BA (Hons)
Professional Policing BA (Hons)
Sociology BA (Hons)
Sociology with Criminology BA (Hons)
Masters courses
Criminal Justice MA
Social Science MRes
OUR PARTNERS A PERSONALISED ACTIVE

EXPERIENCE RESEARCH
We have undertaken research
in collaboration with partners Our small class sizes mean Draw knowledge from our
including North Yorkshire Police that you will receive a high level academics publishing work in
and the NHS, as well as a of personalised tuition the fields of murder, terrorism,
number of charitable and support. political violence, sex work
organisations concerned and more.
with domestic violence.
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SCIENCE & AMBER HUSSAIN, UK

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE BSc (HONS)
TECHNOLOGY
Studying an accredited course enables me
to become a registered Biomedical Scientist
with the Health and Care Professions Council
(HCPC) upon graduating. The range and
diversity of the modules covered means that
there are many different scientific fields I will
be able to pursue a career in from working in
By studying for one of our Science & Technology degrees, you will explore the ‘how’ a hospital lab studying transfusion science to
and ‘why’ of the world around us. Whether you chose to study Mathematical Science, teaching or working in industrial laboratories
Biochemistry or Computer Science, you will explore a subject which touches on like the Food and Environment Research
nearly every aspect of our lives. Scientific study has been the driver behind every Agency.
major advancement in human society and technology plays an ever-increasing role
in everything we do. Upon graduation you will have the skills and knowledge in these Meeting a range of people in such a friendly
fields to tackle some of the major challenges facing society today. place has been amazing. There have been so
many opportunities to network and socialise
and living with strangers who are now my
best friends has been great. I am also part of
both the Islamic society and the Biomedical
Bachelors courses Science Society. Being involved in these
is a great opportunity to meet like-minded
Computing students.
Computer Science BSc (Hons)
Games Development BSc (Hons)
Software Engineering BSc (Hons)
Biological Sciences
Biochemistry BSc (Hons)*
Biology BSc (Hons)*
Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)
Nutrition BSc (Hons)
Mathematical Sciences
Data Science BSc (Hons)
Mathematics BSc (Hons)
100%
OUTSTANDING REAL-WORLD STUDENT
FACILITIES EXPERIENCE SATISFACTION
We are proud of our dedicated Biomedical Science students 100% of 2018 Biomedical
state-of-art laboratories and are eligible to apply for a Science graduates were
specialist computing labs year-long NHS or other industry satisfied with their course.
to facilitate your work placement midway throughout
and research. your studies. Source: DLHE 2017
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SPORT
We believe sport should be a vehicle for positive social change. Our approach will be
apparent to you in everything we do - what we teach, what we research and how we
practise sport.
We are interested in how to help athletes perform better, recover faster and train more
effectively. However, we are also interested in how we can use sport to challenge social
inequality and prejudice, and how we can ensure that everyone benefits from sport
regardless of their background.
We can’t wait to welcome students who share our values and aspire to change both the
world and their community through sport.
Bachelors courses Integrated Masters courses
Physical Education & Sports Coaching BA (Hons) Physical Education & Sport Coaching MArt
Sport & Exercise Science BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science MSci
Sport & Exercise Therapy BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Therapy MSci
100%
GRADUATE OUTCOMES EXCELLENT FACILITIES COMMUNITY LINKS
100% of 2017 Sport graduates At our Nestlé Rowntree Park We have longstanding links with
were in employment or further Sports Campus we are spending various sports organisations and
study within six months. two million pounds on providing clubs across the region, giving
new cutting-edge facilities, you the opportunity to engage
Source: DLHE 2017 including a human performance in voluntary work and assist
lab and a research lab for with research projects.
cardiovascular health.
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ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
REQUIREMENTS
Pre-sessional and International Foundation Programmes
If you do not currently meet the English language or academic entry requirements for your chosen
degree, our Pre-sessional and International Foundation Programmes can help you achieve the necessary
European Baccalaureate L1 – 6.0, L2 – 7.0, L3 – 7.5
entry requirements to study at Bachelors or Masters level.
International Baccalaureate English A: Literature (Standard: Level 4, Higher: Level 4), English
For Pre-Sessional courses and the International Foundation Programme, we can only accept UK Visas Organisation (IBO) A: Literature and Language (Standard: Level 5, Higher: Level 4),
and Immigration approved SELT IELTS (IELTS for UKVI) exams as evidence of English language ability. English Language B (Standard: Level 6, Higher: Level 5)
Pre-Sessional English
If you require IELTS 6.0 to join your chosen Bachelors or Masters programme you will need to do:
Masters courses in Language & Linguistics and all research programmes require:
• 10 weeks if you have IELTS for UKVI 5.0 overall, with no skill lower than 4.5
• 5 weeks if you have IELTS for UKVI 5.5 overall, with no skill lower than 5.0
IELTS 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in each component)
If you require IELTS 6.5 to join your chosen Bachelors or Masters programme you will need to do:
• 10 weeks if you have IELTS for UKVI 5.5 overall, with no skill lower than 5.0 Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Overall score of 176, with no score below 169
• 5 weeks if you have IELTS for UKVI 6.0 overall, with no skill lower than 5.5 Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) Overall score of 187, with no score below 187
International Foundation Programme Pearson (PTE) Overall score of 58, with no less than 58 in any component
IELTS for UKVI 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.0 in each skill) Trinity ISE III (C1 SELT) with a Pass in each component
TOEFL iBT Overall score of 79 (with no less than 19 in each band), other forms
Foundation, Bachelors or Masters courses
of TOEFL are not acceptable
We can accept a range of qualifications as proof of English Language. Please be aware that BA (Hons)
Media Production: Journalism requires IELTS 7.5 (with no skill less than 7.5) or equivalent. GCSE Grade C or above in English Language
iGCSE Grade C or above in English as 1st Language
IELTS 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each component) AS or A Level Pass in English Language
Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Overall score of 169, with no score below 162 Bachelors or Masters Degree Successful completion at a University in a majority English
speaking country where the language of tuition has been English
Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) Overall score of 180, with no score below 180
European Baccalaureate L1 – 6.0, L2 – 7.0, L3 – 7.5
Pearson (PTE) Overall score of 51, with no less than 59 in any component
International Baccalaureate English A: Literature (Standard: Level 4, Higher: Level 4), English
Trinity ISE III (C1 SELT) with a Pass in each component
Organisation (IBO) A: Literature and Language (Standard: Level 5, Higher: Level 4),
TOEFL iBT Overall score of 75 (Listening 17, Reading 18, Speaking 20, Writing English Language B (Standard: Level 6, Higher: Level 5)
20), other forms of TOEFL are not acceptable
GCSE Grade C or above in English Language
iGCSE Grade C or above in English as first Language
AS or A Level Pass in English Language
Bachelors or Masters Degree Successful completion at a University in a majority English-speaking
country where the language of tuition has been English
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BHSc and MSc Physiotherapy, NHSc and MSc Occupational Therapy courses require:
IELTS 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in each component)

Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Overall score of 176, with no score below 169
Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) Overall score of 187, with no score below 187
Pearson (PTE) Overall score of 58, with no less than 58 in any component
Trinity ISE III (C1 SELT) with a Pass in each component
TOEFL iBT Overall score of 79 (with no less than 19 in each band), other forms
of TOEFL are not acceptable
GCSE Grade C or above in English Language PETRA WILKINSON, SWEDEN
iGCSE Grade C or above in English as 1st Language
CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY BA (HONS)
AS or A Level Pass in English Language
Bachelors or Masters Degree Successful completion at a University in a majority English I came to York St John to do an
speaking country where the language of tuition has been English Undergraduate degree in Christian Theology.
I was so excited, but also apprehensive,
European Baccalaureate L1 – 6.0, L2 – 7.0, L3 – 7.5 leaving my country (Sweden), selling the car,
International Baccalaureate English A: Literature (Standard: Level 4, Higher: Level 4), English the furniture, giving up a permanent job that
Organisation (IBO) A: Literature and Language (Standard: Level 5, Higher: Level 4), I liked and being twice as old as most other
English Language B (Standard: Level 6, Higher: Level 5) students. But I am SO grateful that I came!
During my three years of Undergraduate

studies and three years of part-time Masters
studies I have learned so much and been
continuously challenged and inspired by the
brilliant, warm and highly dedicated academic
staff. I feel I have really been seen as a person
here and everybody wants you to excel and do
the best you possibly can.
The community feeling of the University is

obvious and really helps you feel at home and
get involved in things. Everybody is intent
on giving you all the resources and support
you need to be and achieve the best you can
in both your studies and as a person. There
is so much care and support available for
the whole person. You are seen and valued
as an individual. It is a diverse campus with
people from all over the world, with all sorts of
backgrounds and experiences. I love that! The
fact that the university is located at the heart
of beautiful York is a glorious bonus!
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INTERNATIONAL Country
Kazakhstan
Qualification Title
A minimum grade of Mimimum хорошо, khorosho, Good, 80% or ECTS Grade C in the Diploma of
QUALIFICATIONS
Secondary Vocational Education for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. If your highest level of qualification is
the Attestat o srednem obrazovami (Certificate of Completed Secondary Education), you will need to complete
an appropriate International Foundation Programme.
Kenya If your highest level of qualification is the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), you will need to
complete an International Foundation Programme.
With students from over 100 countries, we accept many different qualifications. Lebanon If your highest level of qualification is the General Secondary Certificate (Baccalaureat), you
If your country isn’t listed, just get in touch with our friendly Admissions team for help: will need to complete an International Foundation Programme.
E: admissions@yorksj.ac.uk Macau A minimum grade of CCC in the Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate (COHSC) or 2.3/4 in the
Ensino Secundario Complementar for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Malaysia A minimum grade of CCC in the STPM (Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia/Malaysian Higher School
Certificate or three subjects at grade B6 or above in the UEC (Unified Examination Certificate) Senior Middle
BACHELORS
Level or a Grade C+ or a 2.33 GPA in the Post School Certificate, DVM (Diploma Vokasional Malaysia)
(Malaysia Vocational Diploma) or Matrikulasi (Matriculation Certificate) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Morocco A minimum grade of 14/20 (Bien) in the Diplôme du Baccalauréat, Diplôme de Technicien Spécialisé or Brevet
de Technicien Supérieur for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Country Qualification Title
Australia A minimum grade of C in the Australia Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate, Northern Territory Certificate Netherlands A minimum grade of 7 in the Diploma Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (University Preparation
of Education and Training (NTCET), South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE), Victorian Certificate Education) (VWO) or the MBO Middelbaar Beroepsonderwijs diploma for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
of Education (VCE) or Western Australia Certificate of Education (WACE). A minimum grade of SA in the New Zealand A minimum grade of Acheivement with Merit: 80 credits (60 level 3 minimum) in the National Certificate in
Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) or Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE) or 3/6 in the New Educational Achievement Level 3 with New Zealand University Entrance for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
South Wales Higher School Certificate for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Nigeria A minimum grade of C6 in the West African Senior School Certificate (WAEC) for courses requiring 96 UCAS
Bangladesh If your highest level of qualification is Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) / Intermediate Certificate you will points.
need to complete an International Foundation Programme.
Norway A minimum grade of 3 in the Vitnemål for videregående opplæring (Leaving Certificate from Upper Secondary
Belgium Entry requirements for Belgium vary greatly by state and qualification, please see our country webpages or School) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. The certificate must bear the phrase “oppnådd generell
contact Admissions directly. studiekompetanse” in order to grant access to higher education, this is found in the top left corner of the
Bulgaria A minimum grade of 5 in the National Certificate in the Диплома за Средно Специално Образование certificate.
(Diploma of Completed Secondary Specialised Education) or Диплома за Cредно Oбразование (Diploma of Pakistan A minimum grade of 54.5%, 2.5 or CB in an Associate Degree or Bachelor Degree for courses requiring 96
Completed Secondary Education) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. UCAS points. If your highest level of qualification is a Senior High School Certificate, you will need to complete
Canada A minimum grade of 60% or C from all states except for the Saskatchewan Transcript of Secondary Level an International Foundation Programme.
Achievement which requires a minimum grade of 65%, or the Diplôme d’Études Secondaires which requires a Poland A minimum grade of 60% in the Swiadectwo Dojrzałości / Matura for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
minimum grade of 70% for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Portugal A minimum grade of 14 in the Certificado de fim de Estudos Secundários / Certidão do Décimo Segundo
China A minimum grade of 60% in the (Graduation Certificate from a Specialised College Ano or the Diploma Nível Secundário de Educação / Certificado Nível Secundário de Educação for courses
(Zhongzhuan) or a Vocational Secondary School (Zhongzhi / Zhigao)) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. requiring 96 UCAS points.
Please contact Admissions directly if you have studied the (Chinese University / College Entrance Romania A minimum grade of 7 in the Diplomă de Bacalaureat (Baccalaureate Diploma) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Examination (Gaokao)), as these requirements vary depending on where you have studied.
Russia If your highest level of qualification is the Attestat o Srednem Obrzovanii (Certificate of Secondary
Cyprus A minimum grade of 80% or 17 in the Apolytirion for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. Education), you will need to complete an International Foundation Programme.
Egypt A minimum grade of 70% in the Al-Azhar Training Diploma for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. If your Saudi Arabia A minimum grade of 70%, overall grade C or 3.00 points overall in the Diploma from a Technical College/
highest level of qualification is the General Certificate of Secondary Education, you will need to complete an Vocational Institute or the Diploma from a Health College/Institute for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. If
International Foundation Programme. your highest level of qualification is the Thanawiya (General Secondary Education Certificate), you will need to
France A minimum grade of 11.5 in the Baccalauréat or Brevet de Technicien for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. complete an International Foundation Programme.
Germany A minimum grade of 3.2 in the Abitur for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. Singapore The Singapore / Cambridge GCE A Levels carry UCAS points, please see standard UCAS point entry requirements
for your chosen course.
Ghana If your highest level of qualification is the WASSCE, you will need to complete an international foundation year.
South Korea A minimum grade of GPA 2.5 or 70% or Grade C in the Junior College Diploma or Associate Degree for
Greece A minimum grade of 80% or 17 in the Apolytirion for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Hong Kong A minimum grade of DDD in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE) or 444 in the Hong Kong Spain A minimum grade of 6.5 (out of 10) in the Título de Bachiller for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Sri Lanka A minimum grade of 3 Advanced Level passes at C (Credit) or higher in the Sri Lankan General Certificate of
India A minimum grade of 65% in the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Standard XII) for courses requiring 96 Education (Advanced Level) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
UCAS points.
Switzerland A minimum grade of 4.6 (out of 6), 7.0 (out of 10) or 2.4 (out of 5) in the Certificat de Maturité, Maturität or
Italy A minimum grade of 65% in the Diploma di Esame di Stato for courses requiring 96 UCAS points. Attestato di Maturità for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Japan If your highest level of qualification is the Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho (Upper Secondary School Leaving Taiwan
Certificate), you will need to complete an International Foundation Programme. If your highest level of qualification is the (Senior High School Leaving Certificate) or
(Senior Vocational High School Leaving Certificate), you will need to complete
an International Foundation Programme.
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Thailand If your highest level of qualification is the Certificate of Secondary Education, Maw 6 or Certificate of
Vocational Education, you will need to complete an International Foundation Programme.
Turkey If your highest level of qualification is the Lise Diplomasi (High School Diploma), you will need to complete an
International Foundation Programme.
Uganda A minimum grade of CCC in the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE), East African Advanced
Certificate of Education or Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate (COHSC) for courses requiring 96
UCAS points.
United Arab A minimum grade of C (2), with pass rate of minumum 65% in the Higher College of Technology Diploma for
Emirates courses requiring 96 UCAS points. If your highest level of qualification is the General Secondary Education
Certificate, you will need to complete an International Foundation Programme.
United States A minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher from a High School Diploma and one of the following: 1180 in the SAT, or 2
APs with a 3 or higher, or at least 24 in the ACT for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Vietnam A minimum grade of of 7.0 (3.0 GPA on 4 point scale) or 70% or Grade C in the Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Trung
Cấp Chuyên Nghiệp (Intermediate Professional Education Diploma) or Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Trung Cấp Nghề
(Vocational Intermediate Diploma) for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Zimbabwe A minimum grade of CCC in the Zimbabwe General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level or minimum B
(Very Satisfactory) grade in the National Diploma for courses requiring 96 UCAS points.
Please be aware that grade requirements may vary for different courses. If you are unsure of the grade required for
entry, please contact our Admissions Team directly. In addition to the qualifications above, you will also be required
to meet our English Language entry requirements. See page 62 for more information.
MASTERS
Australia A minimum grade of Lower Second Class Honours or Distinction/Credit from a University Bachelor Degree
for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Bangladesh Applicants with a Bangladesh Undergraduate Degree would be required to additionally complete a UK
Honours Degree at 2:2 or equivalent prior to studying at Postgraduate Level.
Belgium A minimum grade of Op voldoende wijze (low)/Geslaagd (low) (Flanders), 65% (German-speaking
Community) or Satisfaction (Wallonia) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses
requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Bulgaria A minimum grade of 4.60 from a University Bachelor Degree (post-2002) for Postgraduate courses requiring a
2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Canada A minimum grade of C or 62% from a University Bachelor Degree or a GPA of 2.40 (out of 4.00), 2.30 (out of
4.33), 2.30 (out of 4.5), 3.50 (out of 9.0) for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
China A minimum grade of 2.70 (out of 4.00, pass mark 1.00) or 2.25 (out of 5.00, pass mark 1.50) or 3.68 (out of
5.00, pass mark 3.00) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree
equivalent.
Cyprus A minimum grade of 5.90 or B (Second Class Honours) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate
courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
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Country Qualification Title Country Qualification Title

Egypt A minimum grade of 2.40 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK South Korea A minimum grade of 2.8 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent. Degree equivalent.
France A minimum grade of 10.20 from the Grade de Licence for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree Spain A minimum grade of 6.2 (out of 10) or 1.4 (out of 4) from the Título Universitario Oficial de Graduado en
equivalent. [subject area] (Grado) or a minimum grade of 5.8 (out of 10) or 1.4 (out of 4) from the Título Universitario
Germany Oficial de Licenciado / Ingeniero / Arquitecto (Licenciatura) for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
A minimum grade of Befriedigend from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2
Degree equivalent.
UK Degree equivalent.
Sri Lanka A minimum grade of Second Class (Lower Divisions) from a University Special/Honours/Professional
Ghana A minimum grade of Lower Second (low) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses
Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Greece Switzerland A minimum grade of 4.4 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
A minimum grade of 5.3 from a ΠΤΥΧΙΟ Diploma/Degree (University Sector) or a minimum grade of 6.50
from a ΠΤΥΧΙΟ Diploma/Degree (TEI) for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. Degree equivalent.
Hong Kong A minimum grade of Second Class (Division 2) Honours from a University Bachelor Degree (Honours) for Taiwan A minimum grade of 65% from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. Degree equivalent.
India A minimum grade of Third (high) from a University Bachelor of Arts, Commerce or Science Degree or a Thailand A minimum grade of 2.15 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
minimum grade of 6.0 from a Professional Bachelor Degree of Technology or a minimum grade of 55% from a Degree equivalent.
Three Year Professional Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. Turkey A minimum grade of Basarili (2.10) from the Lisans Diplomasi (University Bachelor Degree) for Postgraduate
Italy A minimum grade of 86 from the Laurea for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Japan A minimum grade of 2.30 (where the pass grade is 2.00) or a minimum grade of 1.60 (where the pass grade is Uganda A minimum grade of Lower Second Class from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses
1.00) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Kazakhstan A minimum grade of Pass from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK United Arab A minimum grade of 2.1 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Emirates Degree equivalent.
Degree equivalent.
Kenya United States A minimum grade of 2.40 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
A minimum grade of Second Class Honours - Lower (52%) or 2.20 GPA from a University Bachelor Degree for
Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. Degree equivalent.
Lebanon Vietnam Bachelor Degrees from Vietnam may be considered if a dissertation or research project has been completed
A minimum grade of 70% from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent. and a minimum grade of 8.5 (out of 10) or 4 (out of 4) achieved for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Macau A minimum grade of Third Class Honours from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses
Zimbabwe A minimum grade of 60% from a University Bachelor Degree (Honours) for Postgraduate courses requiring a
2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Malaysia A minimum grade of 2.50 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Morocco A minimum grade of 10.20 from the Licence / Licence d’Études Fondamentales / Licence Professionnelle for
Please be aware that grade requirements may vary for different courses. If you are unsure of the grade required for
Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent. entry, please contact our Admissions Team directly. In addition to the qualifications above, you will also be required
to meet our English Language entry requirements. See page 62 for more information.
Netherlands A minimum grade of 6.3 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
New Zealand A minimum grade of C- or Second Class (Division II) from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate
courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Nigeria A minimum grade of Second Class Lower Bachelor Degree for most Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Norway A minimum grade of D from the Bachelorgrad (University Bachelor Degree) for Postgraduate courses
Pakistan A minimum GPA of 2.60 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Poland A minimum grade of 3.5 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Portugal A minimum grade of 12 from the Licenciado for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
Romania A minimum grade of 7.00 from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Russia A minimum grade of Pass from a University Bachelor Degree or Specialist Diploma for Postgraduate courses
Saudi Arabia A minimum grade of Pass from a University Bachelor Degree for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK
Degree equivalent.
Singapore A minimum grade of Third Class Honours (low) or Pass (high) Honours from a University Bachelor Degree
(Honours) for Postgraduate courses requiring a 2:2 UK Degree equivalent.
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If your application is successful,
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Provide the supporting
6 CONFIRMATION OF
ACCEPTANCE FOR
STUDIES
STEPS
you will receive an offer to join the documents we may ask for
York St John University family! as part of the conditions of
A Confirmation of Acceptance for
your offer.
Studies (CAS) is a unique code
which will enable you to apply for
a Tier 4 visa, if you need one. We
will become your sponsor in the
OUR STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO APPLYING UK after we issue you with a CAS.
1 RESEARCH 2 ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS 7 VISA 8 ACCOMMODATION 9 IT’S NEARLY TIME!
Research and select the course
you want to study. Whether you Check that you meet our
are looking for Bachelors, Masters If you need to apply for a visa, now Choose your new home. Check Book your flights and prepare
entry and English language out our range of accommodation for your arrival in the UK.
or PhD study, we have a range of requirements. We have a is the time. You can find our more
courses to suit everyone. information about this step by options at www.yorksj.ac.uk/
dedicated page for each country accommodation
on our website where you can find visiting www.yorksj.ac.uk/visas
your exact entry requirements.
www.yorksj.ac.uk/yourcountry
10 YOU’RE HERE
3 APPLY BACHELORS Arrive in the UK before the start of term and explore your new home.
We offer pre-bookable airport pick-ups from Manchester airport in
APPLICATIONS September and January to help you get settled in.
Make your application!
If you are applying for an
We offer a number of ways to Bachelors degree you can either
apply depending on whether apply directly through our website
you are looking at Bachelors or through the Universities and Any other questions?
or Masters study. Colleges Admissions Service If you have any questions on entry requirements or how to apply then just
(UCAS Y75). get in touch with our friendly Admissions Team.
E: admissions@yorksj.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1904 876598
UCAS DIRECT APPLYING VIA AN AGENT W: www.yorksj.ac.uk/admissions
If you would like to apply online If you would like to apply through We work with agent partners all
through UCAS, you must register our website directly, a direct over the world. They can help you
and log on to apply by visiting application form is available with with the entire application process. Jargon buster
www.ucas.com. UCAS applications guidance about any documents you The academic year – Most of our courses start in September, but we offer
open annually on 1 September and may need to submit alongside your Find an agent on our website January as an alternative start date for some of our courses. PhD study
the deadline for equal consideration application. www.yorksj.ac.uk/international/ can begin at various dates throughout the year.
of all applications is 15 January the your-country
following year. We will still consider Visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/ Undergraduate – These are our three-year Bachelors degrees which are
applications made until 30 June, internationalapplication BA (Bachelor of Arts) or BSc (Bachelor of Science) courses.
when UCAS closes.
Postgraduate – Postgraduate study covers Masters degrees, which can
be MA (Master of Arts) or MSc (Master of Science). Postgraduate study
MASTERS APPLICATIONS also includes PhD and Research degrees.
If you are looking to study a Masters degree, Research degree or a PhD
you need to apply directly on our website. All of our Masters courses Assessment – Assessment methods vary between courses, but they will
have a direct online application form on our website. often include essays, presentations, reports, exams, group work
and portfolios.
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FIND US
YORK IS LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE UK AND IS
EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY ROAD, RAIL AND AIRPORTS.
Travelling times to York
By rail from…
Leeds 25 minutes
Newcastle 1 hour
Manchester 1hr 25 minutes
London 2 hours
Birmingham 2 hours 20 minutes
Edinburgh 2 hours 30 minutes
By road from…
Leeds 50 minutes
Newcastle 1 hour 50 minutes
Manchester 1 hour 55 minutes
London 4 hours 10 minutes
Birmingham 2 hours 30 minutes
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Belfast
The prospectus was issued in 2019 and
is aimed at prospective international
Leeds
students wishing to apply for a place
at York St John University (the University)
Dublin Manchester and start a course in 2020. The
prospectus describes in outline the
courses and services offered by the
Birmingham University. The University makes every
effort to ensure that the information
provided in the prospectus is accurate
and up to date at the time of going to
Cardiff print (August 2019). However, it may
be necessary for the University to make
London some changes to the information
presented in the prospectus following
publication. Therefore, to make an
informed and up-to-date decision,
it is important that you check
www.yorksj.ac.uk for the latest
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to study at the University.
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INTERNATIONAL

A TRANSFORMATIVE A PERSONALISED OF OUR GRADUATES

NO. CITY FOR

Enaelle Calme, France

2 Enjoy a coffee or spot of lunch

4 Hire a boat and explore York

5 Get great views of the city by

York Festival of Ideas is an award-winning festival of thoughts featuring

Bloom celebrates horticulture and flowers in York, with incredible installations

November York St John University Graduation is an unforgettable experience for all

Aesthetica Film Festival takes place annually showcasing some of the

LIVE AND LEARN

All about Yorkshire

Roche Abbey, Sutton Bank, Spurn Point and Whitby:

A SELECTION OF A dedicated careers service

Panagiotis Dimitriadis, Greece

Global Campus Café

Global Campus trips

Find out more at www.yorksj.ac.uk/alumni

York St John University gave me a platform to explore occupational therapy on

Furaha Meki Mwadime, Kenya

WITH YOU EVERY

Language support We aim to provide as much

AT HOME OUR ACCOMMODATION SITES

WE KNOW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO HAVE SOMEWHERE

THE GRANGE THE BRICKWORKS ST JOHN CENTRAL

To find out more about where

LIMES COURT PERCY’S LANE

FOOD SHOPPING WELLBEING

Be good with your money

EU Postgraduate students - If you are an EU national looking to apply for a

US students - Federal loans are available for our US students on both

Funding in your home country - We also accept a variety of funding options

FEES, FINANCE &

Norwegian students - Students paying through the Norwegian state loans

Bachelors and Masters degrees

The welcoming and To find out more please visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/international-foundation

WE OFFER A RANGE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

General English Programme

Teaching Knowledge Test

Your knowledge in specific areas of English language teaching will be tested

Teacher Development Programme

British Culture for Teachers

The disciplines available for our Summer Schools include:

All of our Summer School programmes include:

ART & DESIGN

Bachelors courses Masters courses

Art 3D Design & Technologies MSc

FACILITIES WORK-BASED LEARNING GRADUATE OUTCOMES

Bachelors courses Masters courses

*Subject to final approval

INDUSTRY LINKS RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CHARTERED

Bachelors courses Masters courses

Children, Young People & Families BA (Hons) MA Courses

*Subject to final approval

OUR PARTNERSHIPS 175 YEARS GRADUATE OUTCOMES

Choosing the right university can be both

DR INDU VIBHA MEDDEGAMA

Language and Linguistics *Subject to final approval

PERFORMANCE BACHI BARI, SPAIN

I left Spain when I was around 14 and

When I was at college, I found a passion for

Bachelors courses Music Production

Media Production Applied Theatre MA