Completion of Thanawiya amma / Tawjihiyah (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) with 70%
Completion of Thanawiya amma / Tawjihiyah (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) with a grade average of 80%
*Entry requirements for the Diploma of Economics & Finance are the same as for the Diploma of Business and Management, but with the following additional requirements:-
A GCSE Maths grade B or the local equivalent is required
Students wishing to transfer to Year 2 of the BSc Finance and Accounting must additionally have A-level Maths minimum of Grade C or the local equivalent.
**Entry requirements for the International Foundation (Economics) are the same as for the International Foundation (Business), but with the following additional requirements:-
A GCSE Maths grade B or the local equivalent is required for transfer to the Diploma of Economics and Finance programme. If this has not yet been reached then a score of 60% must be gained on the LIBT BUS 104 Mathematics module
Students wishing to transfer to Year 2 of the BSc Finance and Accounting must additionally have A-level Maths minimum of Grade C or the local equivalent.
To find out more about the equivalence of your academic qualifications, please contact the
Note: mature age students (21+) may be admitted into an undergraduate programme without meeting the formal academic requirements if they have extensive, relevant work experience and/or acceptable/comparable qualifications. This is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
I chose to study at LIBT & Brunel University because it’s near London. Actually it is in London. It’s only 45 minutes and it’s not a busy area. My favourite teachers are Mr Brian Smith and Mr Peter Hedley, they are amazing and they provide good classes. I have made friends from around the world and I love having the Internet connection in my room. The best things about living in London have been meeting new people who are more open minded, learning new customs and new cultures, practising English and being away from my parents! People in the UK are friendly. I have also had the opportunity to go to Scotland and it’s really a lovely and beautiful place.
Jaber R Al-Ammari