For an undergraduate course, you will need an application pack from UCAS. We are unable to consider direct applications to undergraduate programmes. For a postgraduate course, you will need to complete an application form that is available from any one of the following sources: Alternatively you may request an application pack for either a taught or research course from the Educational and International Liaison Office (EILO).

In contrast to Austria, where the first degree is a Magister or a Diplom, the first degree in the UK is a Bachelor's. It can be either a B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or a B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science). The Scottish 'ancient' universities award a Master's as the first degree; it is equivalent to a Bachelor's. Undergraduate courses are those leading to this degree. Postgraduate courses are all courses that come after the undergraduate, or first-degree, level.

Yes, provided the postgraduate course is ‘postgraduate in time’. See Concurrent Teaching Policy (MOPP C/7.9). Where a postgraduate course in ‘postgraduate in time’ or ‘non-cognate’, a student can be enrolled in a maximum of four undergraduate units. For ‘postgraduate in level’ or ‘cognate’ courses, students must be enrolled in postgraduate units.

If you wish to apply to the School of Engineering Sciences to pursue any type of postgraduate study, you will need to complete the following: Application forms can be downloaded from the University of Southampton Application form page, or alternatively contact Julia Zimbler, Postgraduate Admissions, School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, Tel: +44-(0)2380-593389, Fax: +44-(0)2380-595167, email: jfz@soton.ac.uk

All undergraduate applications must be made through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). UK/EU students can apply between 1 September 2005 and 15 January 2006 and International students can apply between 1 September 2005 and 30 June 2006, for entry in October 2006.

Obtain an application form from the Admissions Office (telephone 061-202015). Return the completed form to the Admissions Office enclosing an application fee of 25 euro if you are an EU student , 45 euro if you are a non-EU student, together with certified results/certificates of qualification.

If you are over 20 at 1 March, and have no Year 12 or tertiary/post secondary qualifiactions you may apply on the basis of the special Tertiary Admissions Test (Multiple Choice version).

You apply for these courses through UCAS. You may have been told about an organisation called SWAS, which used to deal with applications for social work courses. UCAS has handled the applications for most postgraduate social work courses since the 2005 year of entry.

Undergraduate courses include Bachelor degrees, Associate degrees, Advanced Diplomas, Diplomas and Certificate IV. Diplomas generally require two years full-time study and Certificate IV courses generally require one-year full-time study and can be (but not always) the first year qualification of a Diploma. Postgraduate courses are higher degrees and diplomas designed for those who already hold a degree or diploma.

Students wishing to undertake any course, other than a combined degree course, offered by the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery should apply directly to the Faculty. For further information please contact the Faculty on 9351 0693 or email fon@nursing.usyd.edu.au. Students wishing to undertake a combined degree course must apply through the University Admissions Centre (applications close end September).

If you are not sure if your program of study is undergraduate or postgraduate you can visit the program search page (opens in new window) and the program page will list the program level.

Anyone can apply to the MBA program. However, we do prefer that our candidates have at least 2 years professional work experience before starting the program.

A : Generally speaking, exemption is not allowed, because our courses are specially designed for foreign students. A : Yes, you have one chance to take the exam again, but you should pay it according to the credits, which you can refer to the relevant policy and regulation. If you fail again in the second examination, and then you have to apply for repeating the course and pay for it.

Generally speaking, for a research degree you can start your course at any time. There are advantages to starting in September. For example, if you're an international student you can attend an induction and get help in finding accommodation. If you're applying for a degree with coursework, you'll start no later than April (if the course starts in September).

For a full answer to this question you really need to have a thorough read of the website and prospectus for each of the courses you wish to compare, and to think very carefully about exactly what you're looking for. As a brief guide, though, the situation seems to be as follows: other academic degree-level courses in similar areas focus on aspects of audio other than Sound Recording (eg.

Local students who wish to apply to a postgraduate Coursework degree should read the Postgrad Coursework Degree information. Please Note: Due to the high volume of applications received each semester, we are not able to accept applications unless they are COMPLETE. A complete application consists of the completed application form and ALL necessary supporting documents. Download the application checklist for local students.

Please Note: download the application checklist for local students and read this carefully as incomplete applications will be returned to you.

If you are a postgraduate family or an overseas couple new to Warwick, you will need to apply online and pay a reservation fee of £250.00, which will ensure your form is processed, although it does not guarantee an offer of accommodation. Online application forms for the academic year 2007/08 will be on our website, http://www.warwick.ac.uk/accommodation on the Student pages, during April 2007.

Postgraduate study is normally undertaken by students who have completed a Bachelor's degree, and comprises papers (or other work) at 400-level or above. For most subjects, a one-year postgraduate diploma or two-year Master's degree programme is available. Each has its own admission and subject requirements.

The recruitment office at Warwick encourages all the graduate applicants to apply on-line as it is more efficient. For online application please log on to: http://postgrad.warwick.ac.uk/SWIFT/pgapp/login.asp Paper based applications are available for those who cannot apply on-line. The cost of the on-line application is £20, whereas the paper based application is £30, which is to be sent in the form of a cheque / bankers draft and needs to be in pounds sterling.

In general, postgraduate courses require application direct to universities and colleges. Exceptions are Masters in Social Work - apply through UCAS, and postgraduate Teaching - apply through GTTR. Also postgraduate music performance courses at Conservatoires - apply through CUKAS.

All applications for postgraduate study are made directly to CQU. Applications should be made online at http://applyonline.cqu.edu.au.

All applications for HSS postgraduate courses must be submitted through the University Admission Centre (UAC) using an online process. Postgraduate applications for HSS courses requiring a compulsory Personal Statement (approx. 500 words) and Curriculum Vitae must be submitted directly to UTS using an online process.

Application forms and details of how to apply are available here http://www.brunel.ac.uk/courses/pg/graduateschool/application. Overseas applicants will find the information provided by Brunel International, and in particular the information on how to apply, http://www.brunel.ac.uk/international/howtoapply very useful.

HSSEAS undergraduate students are not allowed to enroll in graduate level courses without first obtaining approval by petition at 6426BH. See your HSSEAS Academic Counselor for more details.

A... Under certain circumstances you can do this. You must be a senior and have been accepted in a major with an overall grade point average of a 3.0, including transfer credits. You must have the prerequisites expected of all students enrolled in the graduate course.

Two or three letters of recommendation from either your instructor or former employer (if applicable)

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