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The Pre-Masters in Business and Management has been designed for full fee paying overseas students who have not qualified for direct entry to the postgraduate (Masters) programmes at the Brunel Business School, Brunel University West London. The aim of the Pre-Masters programme is to prepare students for entry into the MSc programmes at Brunel. Students who have a recognised undergraduate qualification but whose academic and English language are marginally below that required for direct entry to Brunel are eligible to apply. On successful completion of the Pre-Masters programme students are guaranteed a place in the following Masters programmes at the Brunel University School of Business and Management:
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For further information about the LIBT Pre-Masters programmes in the form of a pdf brochure please click here. Progression Criteria Upon successful completion of the Pre-Masters in Business and Management, all students are guaranteed a fee paying place in the relevant Masters programme at Brunel University, provided they have met the academic progression criteria. Students are also required to sit and achieve 65% on the Brunel University English language test. Course Duration The LIBT Pre-Masters programme is a 10 week short and intensive full-time course taught in block format. All classes are taught on the Uxbridge (London) campus by Brunel lecturers or Brunel approved staff. The programme begins in June of each year and finishes in August of the same year, allowing students to transfer to the Masters in September of the same year. Teaching Methods Instruction for all modules is classroom based. Teaching consist of twelve 3-4 hour sessions over 3 weeks per module. Teaching incorporates lectures, seminars and group work. Assessment Assessment for all modules is based on course work and/or a final examination. The pass mark for the Pre-Masters programme is 50%.
Core Modules MG1011P Introduction to Management MG1016P Managing Information with Technology MG1001P Research Methods SSL0001P Study and Learning Skills
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