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16 WWW.STIR.AC.UK/UNDERGRAD/COURSE_INFO unDERGRADUATE GUIDE
What are the entry requirements? Please ask about academic requirements, as they vary from one programme to another. For all programmes you need a standard level qualification in English, and in mathematics for certain programmes. If you’re coming from outside the UK, we accept a range of qualifications – please see the table below for examples. What if English isn’t my native language? You’ll need to demonstrate a level of proficiency. Typically we accept an IELTS score of 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in Writing and Listening. We also accept a TOEFL score of 80 IBT (or 550 PBT; 213 CBT). INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTRE For international students who need to improve their English or who have to undertake additional academic preparation we offer an Undergraduate Certificate programme. This oneyear foundation runs parallel to your first year of degree study. It combines English language preparation, academic modules and study skills. Once you’ve completed it, you go straight into the second year of your degree. This certificate is run by our International Study Centre – see page 21. How do I apply? Full-time programmes starting in September Please apply through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Log onto www.ucas.com and use the web-based system, APPLY. The initial deadline is 15 January for UK/EU students and 30 June for international students. (Please note: we will consider later applications for many subjects.) Part-time study and entry in February Please apply direct to the University. You can get an application form from our Undergraduate Admissions Office, see page 21. Please note that, in most cases, part-time study is not available to students from outside the EU. COUNTRY qUALIFICATION ENTRY REQUIREMENTS UK Scottish Highers BBBB A-levels BBC Various european Baccalaureate 60 – 70% overall I international Baccalaureate Diploma 32 points overall (excluding bonus points) Cyprus (Greek) Apolytyrion 17.0 – 18.0 Cyprus (Turkish) Lise Bitime 8 – 9 Finland Ylippilastutkinto c France French Baccalauréat 13/20 Germany Abitur 2.2 Greece Apolytyrion 15 – 17 Ireland Irish Leaving Certificate All at Honours Level (BBBB) Lithuania Atestatas minimum 7 Netherlands VWO Average of Grade 7 or above Norway Vitnemal Average of 3.9 to 4.2 in final year subjects Poland polish Matura 60 – 70% in three written subjects at Advanced Level Sweden Slutbetyg At least three at MVG USA American High School 550 Verbal, Math and Writing SAT 1 Diploma/SAT/AP plus 2 x APof 3/4 or 2 x SAT II550 or ACT of 24 – 26 17 UNDERGRADUATE GUIDe WWW.STIR.AC.UK/UNDERGRAD/COURSE_INFO
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