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QS 2027 scores, out of 100

Overall score
37.1
Academic Reputation
34.5
Employer Reputation
52.1
Faculty Student Ratio
10.5
Citations per Faculty
11.5
International Faculty Ratio
82.6
International Student Ratio
94
International Research Network
68.1
Employment Outcomes
24
Sustainability
62.5

QS World University Rankings. Source: QS Quacquarelli Symonds (www.qs.com). With permission from QS Quacquarelli Symonds. Copyright © QS Quacquarelli Symonds Ltd. topuniversities.com

Courses at Oxford Brookes University

Short Course

Health Promotion

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Oxford · IELTS 6.5

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Short Course

Epidemiology

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Oxford · JAN 2027 · IELTS 6.5

GBP 1,000Per year
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Entry requirements by country

47 countries

Undergraduate

Academic

High School Diploma with minimum of 3.0 GPA. A GPA lower than 3.0 would require a Foundation course. In addition to your academic performance, we will also consider your personal statement, Letter of Recommendation and relevant work or volunteer experience, alongside your portfolio/interview which are required for some courses. Oxford Brookes University will take your Weighted GPA into consideration when available. College Credits and College level courses will also be taken into consideration on a case-by-case basis. Equivalencies: UK A-level requirement -> Requirement: AAA (144 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.2 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1270/1600 3 x AP with grades 554 Composite ACT score of 29 | AAB (136 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.2 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1220/1600 3 x AP with grades 554 Composite ACT score of 29 | ABB (128 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1190/1600 3 x AP with grades 544 Composite ACT score of 28 | BBB (120 points) equivalent (this will also be used to designate an A2 grade B equivalent where required): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1150/1600 3 x AP with grades 444 Composite ACT score of 28 | BBC (112 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1130/1600 3 x AP with grades 443 Composite ACT score of 27 | CCC (96 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1090/1600 3 x AP with grades 333 Composite ACT score of 26 | CCD (88 points) equivalent: High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1050/1600 3 x AP with grades 322 | CDD (80) (Integrated Foundation): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 3.0 plus one of the following: SAT combined score (new) 1050/1600 3 x AP with grades 322 | DDD (72): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 2.4 | DDE (64): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 2.4 | DEE (56): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 2.2 | DD (48): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 2.2 | EE (32) (IFD): High School Graduation Diploma with GPA 2.0 Additional undergraduate entry requirements: A Level equivalencies can be met by either: Grade 12 honors class in the relevant subject with 3.0 GPA, AP in the relevant subject with a minimum score of 4 or College credits in the relevant subject area with a minimum of 2.5 GPA. GCSE level equivalencies can be met by passing a Grade 12 class in the relevant subject with a minimum grade of Grade C, 2.0 GPA or 75%.

English language

If you are from the USA, then you will not have to prove your English language level for visa purposes. You will need to show that your English is at a high enough level to succeed on your chosen course which will normally be through your academic qualifications. However, we may ask for additional evidence in some circumstances, for example if your qualifications were taken elsewhere in another language.

Postgraduate Taught

Academic

Equivalencies: Bachelor degree requirement -> GPA: 2.1 (for direct entry): 2.8 | 2.2 (for direct entry): 2.5 | Pass guide (for a pre-master's course): 2.0 For postgraduate entry, US degrees taught in English will be acceptable towards meeting your English language requirements. US High School Diploma with Grade 12 English with Grade C or 75% is also acceptable. Find out more about English language requirements.

English language

If you are from the USA, then you will not have to prove your English language level for visa purposes. You will need to show that your English is at a high enough level to succeed on your chosen course which will normally be through your academic qualifications. However, we may ask for additional evidence in some circumstances, for example if your qualifications were taken elsewhere in another language.

From Oxford Brookes University's published requirements for students from United States. Your counsellor confirms what applies to you.

Scholarships

8 scholarships
Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press (FLTRP) Scholarship£3,000.00 (US$ 3,874)postgraduate
Award
£3,000.00 (US$ 3,874)
Number of awards
1 per year (avg)
Who can apply
UK, All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
full_time
Intake
January 2027

Award value: £3,000

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements Students may apply for this scholarship alongside other sources of funding (including other scholarships offered through Oxford Brookes University), but these must be detailed on the application. The Scholarship will not include a maintenance grant. Applicants who are successful in receiving awards from other sources of funding which cover their tuition fees will not be eligible for the Scholarship, and must inform the Administrator. Eligibility will not be affected by funding covering maintenance costs. The Scholarship cannot be transferred to maintenance costs. This funding is available to students studying on the following courses: Postgraduate Publishing (Distance Learning) (MA / PGDip / PGCert)

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

The Faculty’s postgraduate scholarships are made towards tuition fees only. Applicants must be an offer holder on MA Publishing in order to apply.

Global Development and Humanitarian Practice Scholarship£9,250.00 (US$ 11,946)postgraduate
Award
£9,250.00 (US$ 11,946)
Number of awards
2 per year (avg)
Who can apply
All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
part_time
Intake
September 2026

Asia, Africa, Middle East and Latin America only are eligible to apply for a single scholarship award of £9,250 to contribute to their course fees.

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements Full and part-time International applicants for the MA Global Development and Humanitarian Practice (starting in September 2026) from developing countries in Asia, Africa, Middle East and Latin America only are eligible to apply for a single scholarship award of £9,250 to contribute to their course fees. Eligibility criteria Full and part-time International applicants for the MA Global Development and Humanitarian Practice (starting in September 2026) from developing countries in Asia, Africa, Middle East and Latin America only. Applicants failing to comply with these procedures will not be considered for the scholarship. Applications will be reviewed according to the applicant's experience in the sector, motivation to study and contributions to their own country/global context. Please note that you must have already completed an application to study at Oxford Brookes University before applying to this scholarship. Applications to this scholarship without a University application will not be considered.

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Complete the online Scholarship Application form 2026-2027, including a personal statement explaining why you have applied for the course and for the scholarship. Scholarship applications must be accompanied by a personal statement in the section provided which must clearly identify why the applicant believes they are deserving of the scholarship.

Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding Scholarship£1,000.00 (US$ 1,291)postgraduate
Award
£1,000.00 (US$ 1,291)
Number of awards
2 per year (avg)
Who can apply
UK, All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
part_time
Intake
September 2026, January 2027

Full and part-time applicants for the MA Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding are eligible to apply for one of the £1,000 scholarships.

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements Full and part-time applicants for the MA Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding are eligible to apply for one of the £1,000 scholarships. There are two awards available: One of which will be awarded to applicants starting the course in September 2026 The other will be awarded to applicants starting in January 2027 The Faculty’s postgraduate scholarships are awards made towards tuition fees only. It is therefore important that applicants clearly identify how they intend to raise the additional funding necessary to cover living costs, travel, textbooks, other ancillary costs and any additional fees, should the tuition fees be higher than the amount of scholarship available. Eligibility criteria Full and part-time applicants from all countries are eligible to apply for the MA Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding are eligible to apply for a £1,000 scholarship. Applicants failing to comply with these procedures will not be considered for the scholarship. Applications will be reviewed according to the applicant's experience in the sector, motivation to study and contributions to their own country/global context. Please note that you must have already completed an application to study at Oxford Brookes University before applying to this scholarship. Applications to this scholarship without a University application will not be considered. This funding is available to students studying on the following courses: Postgraduate Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding (MA / PGCert)

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Complete the online Scholarship Application form 2026-2027, including a personal statement explaining why you have applied for the course and for the scholarship. Scholarship applications must be accompanied by a personal statement in the section provided which must clearly identify why the applicant believes they are deserving of the scholarship.

International Student Scholarship£2,000.00 (US$ 2,583)undergraduate
Award
£2,000.00 (US$ 2,583)
Number of awards
Not specified
Who can apply
All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
full_time
Intake
All intakes

We are offering a £2,000 scholarship to support students who make their deposit payment by a relevant deadline.

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements In order to qualify for this scholarship, you must meet the following criteria, applicants must: Have an offer from the University to begin a degree programme in September Have made payment of a tuition fee deposit by the deadline. Please read the terms of your offer carefully if a deposit is required. Please note that: This scholarship is only available to International students funding their studies through private financial arrangements (such as direct payment of tuition fees or loan arrangements with personal responsibility for repayment e.g. US loan funding). You will need to provide evidence of any bank transfer payments by this deadline in order to ensure you qualify for the scholarship. Please read the terms of your offer carefully if a deposit is required. This scholarship is not available to students where the Home and Overseas fee are the same level.

Income related

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Please check your offer letter for the deposit amount you need to pay. Your deposit needs to be received by cleared funds on or before the deadline and a receipt may be required for eligibility purposes.

London Book Fair Scholarship£1,000.00 (US$ 1,291)postgraduate
Award
£1,000.00 (US$ 1,291)
Number of awards
1 per year (avg)
Who can apply
UK, All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
part_time
Intake
September 2026

The London Book Fair is offering a fee-waiver bursary of £1,000 to a full-time or part-time student at the Oxford International Centre for Publishing on the MA Publishing Media.

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements The London Book Fair is offering a fee-waiver bursary of £1,000 to a full-time or part-time student at the Oxford International Centre for Publishing on the MA Publishing Media. The student will also receive the guarantee of a work placement for a minimum of three weeks at the London Book Fair. This is a partnership we run with the Fair, which includes our students volunteering at the book fair. No other programme has this kind of arrangement. About the London Book Fair The London Book Fair is the global marketplace for rights negotiation and the sale and distribution of content across print, audio, TV, film and digital channels. The fair takes place each year at Olympia, West London, and covers all aspects of the publishing industry. Eligibility criteria Students may apply for this scholarship alongside other sources of funding (including other scholarships offered through Oxford Brookes University), but these must be detailed on the application. The Scholarship will not include a maintenance grant. Applicants who are successful in receiving awards from other sources of funding which cover their tuition fees will not be eligible for the Scholarship, and must inform the Administrator. Eligibility will not be affected by funding covering maintenance costs. The Scholarship cannot be transferred to maintenance costs. This funding is available to students studying on the following courses: Postgraduate Publishing Media (MA / PGDip / PGCert)

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

To apply applicants must complete the Scholarship Application Form.

Oxford Brookes Business School International Student Scholarship£2,000.00 (US$ 2,583)undergraduate
Award
£2,000.00 (US$ 2,583)
Number of awards
Not specified
Who can apply
All International
Covers
Tuition fees
Study mode
full_time
Intake
September 2026

Award value - £2,000

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements Terms and conditions of financial support This scholarship is available for new, full-time, international fee-paying students undertaking selected Oxford Brookes Business School undergraduate degrees. Eligibility is limited to students commencing a degree in September 2026. Changes to the conditions of your offer or alterations to your selected course may impact your eligibility for the scholarship. Moreover, modifications to your nationality status or course of study can affect your scholarship eligibility. The scholarship does not apply to students under home fees. It is not applicable to students who are sponsored. It is not applicable to students who will be progressing from an Oxford Brookes foundation course, who instead qualify for the progression discount. The scholarship will be awarded as a discount applicable to the student’s second semester of tuition fees in each academic year. This scholarship is not available to courses which do not require a deposit payment (such as distance learning courses). This scholarship does not apply to placement years. If you decide to defer your place at Oxford Brookes University, we cannot guarantee that the scholarships will be offered next year, as its eligibility is limited to students commencing a degree in September 2026. Students cannot claim this scholarship in conjunction with any other funding offered by Oxford Brookes, outside of the International Student Scholarship scheme. Students who wish to appeal if they have not been awarded the scholarship must do so within 12 weeks of the enrolment and induction week. If you hold a conditional offer with Oxford Brookes University and you are currently awaiting your results, any communications you receive about the scholarship do not validate that the conditions of your offer have been met.

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Pay your deposit by the deadline to qualify for this scholarship. Please check your offer letter for the deposit amount you need to pay. Your deposit needs to be received by cleared funds on or before the deadline that corresponds to your offer date (as outlined in the table in the Overview section above) and a receipt may be required for eligibility purposes.

Sanctuary Scholarshipundergraduate
Number of awards
1 per year (avg)
Who can apply
All International
Covers
Accommodation | Cost of living | Tuition fees
Study mode
full_time
Intake
September 2026
Eligibility

This scholarship is for individuals seeking asylum and those who have a form of protection from an asylum claim, who are not able to access government student finance. In 2026/27 entry there will be one scholarship available. This will include: A full fee waiver. This means you will not need to pay tuition fees. A cash bursary of £4,000. Financial support equivalent to £10,000 towards accommodation. If you intend to live in University halls of residence, you will automatically receive this support. If you intend to live in other accommodation (not University halls of residence), you will need to provide the University with proof of your accommodation costs. This is detailed in the terms and conditions of the scholarship. Guaranteed accommodation in University halls of residence for 52 weeks per year, if you choose to live in University halls of residence. This support will be available for every year of your full-time study. You are eligible to apply if you have one of the following immigration statuses, you meet the relevant course entry requirements, and you are not in receipt of or eligible for government student financial support: asylum seeker, unaccompanied asylum-seeking child, limited leave to remain (as a result of an asylum application, discretionary leave to remain (as a result of an asylum application), the family member of someone with one of the immigration statuses listed above with ‘in line’ or ‘dependent’ status. The scholarship will be open to applicants who have received an offer (or are awaiting a decision) for a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate taught course, including foundation year courses. Courses taught at Partner Colleges are not eligible.

Disability

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

Before applying for the Sanctuary Scholarship, applicants need to have applied through UCAS or directly to our Admissions Team. Please read the terms and conditions of the scholarship below first and then complete the online application form.

Visa Renewal Discount£558.00 (US$ 721)undergraduate
Award
£558.00 (US$ 721)
Number of awards
Not specified
Who can apply
All International
Covers
Varies
Study mode
full_time
Intake
September 2026, January 2027

Award value - £558

Eligibility

Other eligibility requirements Overview If you have completed one or both of these courses University English International Foundation Diploma and are renewing your visa to join an Oxford Brookes undergraduate course, the University will pay £558 towards renewing your Student Visa. Eligibility criteria Unless a request is made no discount will be awarded. The discount will be debited against your tuition fees. If your fees have already been paid in full a refund will be arranged. Only one visa renewal discount will be awarded per course. To be eligible a student needs to: have completed one of an eligible course (University English, International Foundation Diploma) be renewing a visa after completing the above course be joining an Oxford Brookes undergraduate course Students need to apply for this discount, and only one visa renewal discount will be awarded per course.

Mature students

How to apply

You need to apply separately for this scholarship

To claim this discount you should apply by email after receiving your visa for your new course. You must provide a copy of your passport or your new visa, which must be dated after you have finished your previous course. If you have applied in the UK you must show your new visa on a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), or if you have a digital visa send your share code so we can view and prove your digital immigration status. If you have applied outside the UK you must show the visa sticker in your passport, or if you have a digital visa send the share code so we view and prove your digital immigration status. The discount will be debited against your tuition fees; if your fees have already been paid in full a refund will be arranged.

Pathway programmes

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Built Environment FoundationQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Undergraduate
Starts
September

Our Built Environment Foundation prepares you to study at degree level. As well as make plans for your future professional education and career. You will develop your understanding and problem-solving and gain other key skills in the design and development of cities. To help develop your practical skills our course combines: theory and contextual case studies field trips live projects. On completing your course, you can progress to one of the following degree courses here at Oxford Brookes; Sustainable Urban Design and Planning Construction Project Management Property Development and Planning Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management Building Surveying Real Estate If you want to progress to Architecture or Interior Architecture you must have an acceptable portfolio of artistic work. Order a Prospectus Ask a question Attend an open day or webinar

Entry requirements

Wherever possible we make our conditional offers using the UCAS Tariff. The combination of A-level grades listed here would be just one way of achieving the UCAS Tariff points for this course. Standard offer UCAS Tariff Points: 48 A Level: DD IB Points: 24 BTEC: PPP or MP Further offer details We welcome applications from candidates with alternative qualifications, and from mature students. Specific entry requirements A Level: 48 points from 2 A Level or equivalent Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements Applicants whose main language is not English should have Academic IELTS 6.0 with 6.0 in reading and writing, 5.5 in listening and speaking OR An equivalent English language qualification acceptable to the University. Please also see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a stu

English language

Applicants whose main language is not English should have Academic IELTS 6.0 with 6.0 in reading and writing, 5.5 in listening and speaking OR An equivalent English language qualification acceptable to the University. Please also see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet

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Computing FoundationQA Higher EducationGBP 18,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Undergraduate
Starts
September

Do you want to pursue a degree in computing but lack the necessary qualifications? If so, our Computing Foundation course is for you. You will gain the knowledge and skills to progress to an undergraduate degree in computing including hands-on experience with the latest software. Our course covers: computing information technology mathematics programming networking robotics You will gain skills in: self-management communication problem solving teamwork We teach mathematics at different levels and surgery sessions are available to help you to bridge any gaps. After having successfully completed the course you will be offered admission to a computing related degree according to your needs and qualifications. There is a high demand for graduates in all areas of computing and a degree in computing is a great start to careers in: software development network security computer applications managing information scientific research. Order a Prospectus Ask a question Attend an open day or webinar

Entry requirements

Wherever possible we make our conditional offers using the UCAS Tariff. The combination of A-level grades listed here would be just one way of achieving the UCAS Tariff points for this course. Standard offer UCAS Tariff Points: 56 A Level: CD IB Points: 24 BTEC: MP or PPP Further offer details We welcome applications from candidates with alternative qualifications, and from mature students. Specific entry requirements GCSE: Mathematics 4/C minimum normally required Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements Please see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find out more about English language requirements. Credit transfer Many of

English language

Please see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find out more about English language requirements. Credit transfer Many of our courses consider applications for entry pa

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Engineering FoundationQA Higher EducationGBP 18,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Undergraduate

The demand for engineers is at an all-time high in the UK. By studying our foundation course, you’ll be taking your first step to success. We’ll prepare you for degrees in mechanical, motorsport, and automotive engineering, so you can kickstart your career and become part of this exciting industry. Technical expertise meets creativity and imagination on this course. You'll explore the basic mathematical and scientific principles in engineering and how they apply to the real world. All of this knowledge will help you bring ideas to life. Gaining hands-on experience will be important too. You’ll work with real engine components and take part in industry-inspired workshops, with plenty of time spent in our laboratories. At times it will be challenging, but it means you’ll feel ready to join one of our degree programmes by the end of your foundation year. If you're a motorsports fanatic then there’s no better place to study than Oxford Brookes. We’re connected to the industry and even have our own Formula Student team which you can get involved with as a foundation student. Order a Prospectus Ask a question Attend an open day or webinar

Entry requirements

Wherever possible we make our conditional offers using the UCAS Tariff. The combination of A-level grades listed here would be just one way of achieving the UCAS Tariff points for this course. Standard offer UCAS Tariff Points: 56 A Level: CD IB Points: 24 BTEC: MP or PPP Further offer details We welcome applications from candidates with alternative qualifications, and from mature students. Specific entry requirements GCSE: Maths at grade 5/B; English Language at grade 4/C minimum normally required Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements Please see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find out more about English language req

English language

English Language at grade 4/C minimum normally required Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements Please see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find

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Foundation in LawQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Undergraduate
Starts
September

Develop academic and workplace skills – including skills of communication and research – that will help you thrive in education and beyond. Successfully completing your Foundation Diploma in Law diploma guarantees you a spot on one of our undergraduate law courses. The programme is ideal if you need to top-up your A-level grades before coming to university, or if you’re returning to study after a break from education. On the course you will: develop key legal skills such as statutory interpretation and case reading enhance your problem solving and oral skills gain highly-valued competencies in legal research and writing have an academic advisor from the School of Law. You’ll be taught by academic staff whose diverse experience will shape your learning. The support you’ll be given will help you succeed at Oxford Brookes and beyond. Order a Prospectus Ask a question Attend an open day or webinar

Entry requirements

Wherever possible we make our conditional offers using the UCAS Tariff. The combination of A-level grades listed here would be just one way of achieving the UCAS Tariff points for this course. Standard offer UCAS Tariff Points: 48 A Level: DD IB Points: 24 BTEC: PPP or MP Specific entry requirements Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements For students without English as a first language, an IELTS score of 6 is required. Please also see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find out more about English language requirements. Credit transfer Many of our courses consider applications for entry part-way through the course for stud

English language

For students without English as a first language, an IELTS score of 6 is required. Please also see the University's standard English language requirements. English requirements for visas If you need a student visa to enter the UK you will need to meet the UK Visas and Immigration minimum language requirements as well as the University's requirements. Find out more about English langu

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International Foundation Arts, Humanities and LawQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Foundation Year
Starts
January

Get ready to study an undergraduate degree in arts, humanities or law. This foundation year gives you the essential skills you’ll need for learning at university. It’s ideal if you are an international student who does not currently meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree at Oxford Brookes, if you want to top up your academic skills, or if you’re returning to education after a break. You can personalise your learning experience by studying modules like Ideas and Ideologies, Global Issues, English Law. Completing the programme guarantees you a place on one of our degrees, such as Communication, Media and Culture or Law. During your Foundation, you’ll have opportunities to build your skills and knowledge through a variety of assessment types, including essays and reports, and presentations. Also you’ll get to create films, websites and posters, and write blogs.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements British A-levels: 48 UCAS tariff points (equivalent to DD) Equivalent qualifications accepted Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 18. We will admit 17-year-olds on a case-by-case basis if they turn 18 during the academic year in which the course runs. Find out more about the university's policy on the safeguarding of children. English language requirements IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.5 in all skills International qualifications and equivalences Choose country Bahrain Bangladesh Brazil Brunei Canada Cyprus Egypt Estonia France Ghana Hong Kong https://www.brookes.ac.uk/study/international-students/your-country/china India Indonesia Iran Iraq Italy Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Laos Latvia Lebanon Lithuania Malaysia Morocco Nigeria Norway Oman Pakistan Qatar Russia Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa South Korea Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand Tur

English language

IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.5 in all skills

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Progresses to

and 6 more

International Foundation Business and TechnologyQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Foundation Year
Starts
January

Get ready to study an undergraduate business degree. This foundation year gives you the essential skills you’ll need for learning at university. It’s ideal if you are an international student who does not currently meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree at Oxford Brookes, if you want to top up your academic skills, or if you’re returning to education after a break. You can personalise your learning experience by studying modules like Business Fundamentals, Global Issues, Tourism and Hospitality. Completing the programme guarantees you a place on one of our degrees, such as Business and Management or International Hospitality and Tourism Management. During your Foundation, you’ll have opportunities to build your skills and knowledge through a variety of assessment types, including essays and reports, and presentations. Also you’ll get to create films, websites and posters, and write blogs.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements British A-levels: 48 UCAS Tariff Points (equivalent to DD) Equivalent qualifications accepted GCSE Maths Grade 4 or equivalent Applicants without the appropriate Maths GCSE grade (or equivalent), who wish to progress to a course that requires Maths GCSE (or equivalent), will need to take the compulsory Maths and Statistics module within the foundation year. Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 18. We will admit 17-year-olds on a case-by-case basis if they turn 18 during the academic year in which the course runs. Find out more about the university's policy on the safeguarding of children. English language requirements IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.5 in all skills (or equivalent) International qualifications and equivalences Choose country Bahrain Bangladesh Brazil Brunei Canada Cyprus Egypt Estonia France Ghana Hong Kong https://www.brookes.ac.uk/s

English language

IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.5 in all skills (or equivalent)

Full details on the provider's site
Progresses to
International Foundation DiplomaQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Foundation Year
Starts
January

Get ready to study for an undergraduate degree. This foundation year gives you the essential skills you’ll need for learning at university. It’s ideal if you are an international student who does not currently meet the entry requirements for your chosen degree at Oxford Brookes, if you want to top up your academic skills, or if you’re returning to education after a break. Personalise your learning experience by studying modules like Business Fundamentals, Ideas and Ideologies, Global Issues, Tourism and Hospitality, and Human and Cell Biology. You’ll build your skills and knowledge through a variety of assessment types, including essays and reports, and presentations. You’ll get to create films, websites and posters, and write blogs. This foundation course is linked to a range of excellent degrees in subject areas such as: Business and Management Arts Digital Media and Publishing Computing Education Hospitality Management Law English and Modern Languages History Philosophy and Culture Real Estate and Construction Social Sciences Science.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements British A-levels: 32 UCAS Tariff Points (equivalent to EE) Equivalent qualifications accepted GCSE Maths Grade 4 or equivalent Applicants without the appropriate Maths GCSE grade (or equivalent), who wish to progress to a course that requires Maths GCSE 4 (or equivalent), will need to take the compulsory Maths and Statistics module within the foundation year. English language requirements: IELTS 5.0 with 4.5 in all skills Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 18. We will admit 17-year-olds on a case-by-case basis if they turn 18 during the academic year in which the course runs. Find out more about the university's policy on the safeguarding of children. English language requirements UKVI-approved SELT IELTS 5.0 with 5.0 in all skills (test must be taken at an approved test centre). International qualifications and equivalences Choose country B

English language

UKVI-approved SELT IELTS 5.0 with 5.0 in all skills (test must be taken at an approved test centre).

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Progresses to

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Life Sciences Foundation YearQA Higher EducationGBP 17,250
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Undergraduate
Starts
September

The course is your opportunity of acquiring the necessary qualifications for progression onto a range of honours degree programmes at Oxford Brookes. This may be due to studying different subjects at level 3, lower than expected grades through a variety of circumstances or a break from education. Since you all have very different experiences of science, often at varying levels, we aim to help you to develop from your current level of performance, to the point where you are ready for progression onto a specific honours degree at Oxford Brookes University. Our Foundation Year in Life Sciences provides you with the necessary scientific and mathematical background required for the degrees listed. Upon successful completion you’ll have direct entry to the science degrees listed below in the 'Courses I can study after this foundation' section at Oxford Brookes. The foundation year will form the first year of a four-year degree (or five-year degree if a placement year or the MBiol integrated Masters is chosen). Order a Prospectus Ask a question Attend an open day or webinar

Entry requirements

Wherever possible we make our conditional offers using the UCAS Tariff. The combination of A-level grades listed here would be just one way of achieving the UCAS Tariff points for this course. Standard offer UCAS Tariff Points: 32 A Level: N/A IB Points: N/A BTEC: PP Further offer details Applications are also welcomed for consideration from applicants with European qualifications, international qualifications or recognised foundation courses. For advice on eligibility please contact Admissions: admissions@brookes.ac.uk Specific entry requirements Please also see the University's general entry requirements. English language requirements Please see the University's standard English language requirements. Pathways courses for international and EU students If you do not meet the entry requirements for this degree, or if you would like more preparation before you start, you can take an inter

English language

Please see the University's standard English language requirements. Pathways courses for international and EU students If you do not meet the entry requirements for this degree, or if you would like more preparation before you start, you can take an international foundation course. Once you enrol, you will have a guaranteed pathway to this degree if you pass your foundation course wi

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Pre-Master's Certificate - English Language and Study SkillsQA Higher EducationGBP 7,650
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Postgraduate Taught
Starts
January

If you are a non-native speaker of English, and want a short course to prepare you for your future Master's course, this course will suit you. You will develop your study skills, academic language level and subject knowledge in your chosen area. You will understand the demands of British postgraduate higher education so feel confident to start your degree. Native and near-native speakers of English who would like to study in the summer semester (May-August) also have the option of taking this course. The individual needs of all students, including their language proficiency, will be taken into account on the programme. All students who study in the summer semester will develop an independent study supervised by a subject specialist as part of their preparation for their Master's, in addition to modules in academic writing, reading and seminar skills. Please contact us if you would like to discuss this course and whether it is suitable for you.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements A UK Honours Degree Third-Class, Ordinary Degree (pass), or equivalent. Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 21. We will admit students under 21 on a case-by-case basis. English language requirements IELTS 6.0 (with 6.0 in reading and writing and 5.5 in all other skills) or equivalent. If you are a native or near-native speaker of English, or have IELTS 7.0, you should take our Pre-Master's Certificate: Study Skills if you are starting in January. However, you are still welcome to apply for this course if you are starting in May (please see introductory text above) or September. Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development. English requirements for visas This course is classed as a B2 level for visa purposes. To apply for a student visa you will need to meet the m

English language

IELTS 6.0 (with 6.0 in reading and writing and 5.5 in all other skills) or equivalent. If you are a native or near-native speaker of English, or have IELTS 7.0, you should take our Pre-Master's Certificate: Study Skills if you are starting in January. However, you are still welcome to apply for this course if you are starting in May (please see introductory text above) or September. Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development.

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Progresses to
  • Arts, Publishing and Humanities
  • Biological and Medical Sciences
  • Business
  • Computing and Information Technology
  • Education
  • Health and Social Care
  • Real Estate, Construction and Built Environment
  • Social Sciences
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Pre-Master's Certificate - Study SkillsQA Higher EducationGBP 7,650
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Postgraduate Taught
Starts
January

The Pre-Master's Certificate: Study Skills will prepare you for your future Master's course. You will develop your study skills and subject knowledge in your chosen area. You will understand the demands of British postgraduate higher education so feel confident to start your degree.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements A UK Honours Degree Third-Class, Ordinary Degree (pass), or equivalent. Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 21. We will admit students under 21 on a case-by-case basis. English language requirements Native or near-native speaker of English, or at least IELTS 7.0 (with 6.5 in all skills) or equivalent. Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development. English requirements for visas This course is classed as a B2 level for visa purposes. To apply for a student visa you will need to meet the minimum B2 English language requirements. Terms and conditions of enrolment When you accept our offer, you agree to the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment. You should therefore read those conditions before accepting the offer. Application process For assistance with your application

English language

Native or near-native speaker of English, or at least IELTS 7.0 (with 6.5 in all skills) or equivalent. Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development.

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Progresses to
Pre-Master's Diploma - English Language and Study SkillsQA Higher EducationGBP 15,100
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Postgraduate Taught
Starts
January

The Pre-Master's Diploma has been designed to fully prepare international students for your future master's course. It allows you to to specialise in a subject of your choice and to improve your study skills and use of academic English. This course will be suitable for you if: your undergraduate qualifications do not meet the level required for direct entry to postgraduate study you wish to take a master's in a subject that is different from your undergraduate degree you wish to improve your study skills and academic language level before starting your master's course you want to better understand the academic demands for studying at master's level in the UK you have had a break from education and want to build your confidence before starting your master's. See more information about our other one and two semester pre-master's courses.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements UK HND or equivalent including, for example, UK Diploma of Higher Education, Chinese 3-year Diploma, Ordinary degree, Honours degree below 2:2 classification. Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 21. We will admit students under 21 on a case-by-case basis. English language requirements IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all skills or equivalent Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development. English requirements for visas This course is classed as a B2 level for visa purposes. To apply for a student visa you will need to meet the minimum B2 English language requirements. Terms and conditions of enrolment When you accept our offer, you agree to the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment. You should therefore read those conditions before accepting the offer. Application process For ass

English language

IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all skills or equivalent Applicants are welcome from any academic discipline, as well as those in work and seeking continuing professional development.

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Progresses to
Two Year Master's ProgrammeQA Higher EducationGBP 15,100
Provider
QA Higher Education
Level
Postgraduate Taught
Starts
January

This master's course includes a pre-master's year before your master's to develop your study skills, subject knowledge and academic language level. You will only need to make one application and you can apply for one visa to cover the whole two years of study. This course will be suitable for you if: you wish to take a master's in a subject that is different from your undergraduate degree you wish to improve your study skills and academic language level before starting your master's course you want to better understand the academic demands for studying at master's level in the UK you have had a break from education and want to build your confidence before starting your master's Many full-time master's courses at Oxford Brookes University can be taken as part of this two year course (See 'Progression and degree options' for further information). See more information about our other one and two semester pre-master's courses.

Entry requirements

Academic entry requirements Second class honours degree or equivalent overseas qualification Minimum age The normal minimum age for this course is 21. We will admit students under 21 on a case-by-case basis. English language requirements IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all skills If you do not meet the English language requirements you could take our University English course before starting this programme. English requirements for visas This course is classed as a B2 level for visa purposes. To apply for a student visa you will need to meet the minimum B2 English language requirements. Terms and conditions of enrolment When you accept our offer, you agree to the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment. You should therefore read those conditions before accepting the offer. Application process Use our simple, direct online application form. You should state on your application which Oxford Brookes master

English language

IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all skills If you do not meet the English language requirements you could take our University English course before starting this programme.

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Progresses to
  • full-time Business School Master’s programmes
  • pre-master's courses
  • MSc Computing
  • MSc Digital Media Production
  • MSc Health and Social Care Management (requires 3-6 months' voluntary/work experience or related degree)

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