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Study Abroad programme
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 Overview
The Study Abroad programme allows students enrolled in other schools and universities to spend a semester studying undergraduate or postgraduate modules (classes) alongside other students in the TASMAC London School of Business. Students from all over the world join our Study Abroad programme and are integrated fully into both the academic and social life of the School.

As TASMAC London School of Business is a Validated Partner for the University of Wales, students taking undergraduate or postgraduate modules in TASMAC London will receive credits from the University of Wales.

From Business to Information Systems, and Accounting to Customer Relationship Management you can combine four modules (classes) each semester from a wide range of subject areas as part of your study abroad experience.

The Admissions Department will work with you to ensure you select the classes to suit your needs. You can choose to start your programme in semester one, starting in early October, semester two starting in early February or semester three starting in early June.

If English is not your first language you can attend in-sessional English language classes alongside your Study Abroad programme classes.

Social Programme
Study Abroad students are fully integrated with other TASMAC students and are encouraged to participate in all the social activities on the School calendar. Summer time, from June to late September, is a particularly wonderful time to spend in London with many Open Air concerts, picnics, world-famous Nothing Hill Carnival and many free events around the whole of London. Students will get a chance to get out of London and explore the area on trips organized by the School to places such as Stonehenge, Cambridge, Oxford and the seaside.

Eligibility Requirements
You can join the Study Abroad programme if
You are at least 18 years of age
Have completed at least two terms of study at your home institution on the undergraduate level or one term of study
  on the post graduate level
Maintain a Grade Point Average of at least 2.5 or equivalent
Complete the required Semester Abroad Application form and supply all the required documentation
Hold a passport valid for at least the duration of your study
Acquire a visa for study in the UK (if required)
 
Application Process
To apply for the Study Abroad, you can download an application form or send an email to semester-abroad@tasmac.org.uk and ask for the Study Abroad Application Pack. The application form needs to be returned to our Admissions Department, along with the supporting documents listed below.
Application Form
Please supply the following:
A completed Study Abroad application form including Accommodation Application and a list of 4 first choice and 4 optional modules (classes) you wish to take
a personal statement
an academic letter of reference
an official transcript
a proof of English language ability (non-native English speakers only)
a copy of the main photograph page from your passport
a passport sized photograph
When listing the modules you wish to study, please refer to our Module List available on our website www.tasmac.org.uk. Printed copies are also available from the Admissions Department. Guidance on each module can be sought by contacting out Admissions Department.

English Language

Depending on your English language level, you may need to spend some months with our English Language section, prior to taking undergraduate module study. If you have the minimum required English language level at the time of application you can apply to enter directly onto academic modules. For the English Language Requirements please visit our website.
 
Module Credits and Choices
Students are normally required to take the equivalent of 60 UK credits in one semester. This means that students normally take 4 modules per semester, as the majority of modules are worth 15 UK credits each. The credit value of each module is displayed alongside each module and its description within the Module List. In order to qualify as a full-time student, the minimum number of credits that must be taken in one semester is 52.5 UK credits.

In order to avoid disappointment due to timetable clashes, classes filling up, last minute changes to module offerings, etc., you must make at least 8 module choices per semester - 4 preferred module choices and 4 alternative module choices. If you are currently a student, these modules must be approved for credit transfer by your home institution. Your module choices must be submitted with your application and must be listed in order of preference on the Application Form.

Module Levels

At TASMAC London, modules are validated at a level corresponding to a particular year of study. The levels used are:
Level 4, which is equivalent to the 1st year of an undergraduate degree
Level 5, which is equivalent to the 2nd year of an undergraduate degree
Level 6, which is equivalent to the 3rd year of an undergraduate degree
Level 7, which is equivalent to postgraduate degree level modules
The levels used at TASMAC London may be different to the overseas systems used to define levels that you are accustomed to and should be taken into consideration when making module choices. Some overseas institutions consider the first year of their undergraduate degrees to be the equivalent of the foundation year of UK university undergraduate degrees. You should discuss this matter with your home institution, in order to ensure that you make module choices appropriate to your programme of study and that you gain approval for credit transfer.

Will my classes transfer?

It is your responsibility to confirm with your home university which classes you transfer credits for. We are happy to assist you in any way we can, by providing advice, support, and any materials needed, e.g. class syllabi.
Pre-requisites, Co-requisites, and Specialist Subjects

As a Semester Abroad student, you are not expected to have taken the specific pre-requisite requirement, but you must have studied a relevant or similar course / module in your home country / institution. You can only apply for postgraduate level modules if you are currently studying for a postgraduate level degree in your home institution.

If no pre-requisites are specified, then modules should be open to all students. However, you should take previous academic experience into account when making module choices.

Obtaining Module Approval

If you are a current student, you should where possible, obtain module approval for credit transfer from your home institution at the time of your application, or at least before you arrive in the UK. As TASMAC London School of Business is unable to guarantee the availability of any of the modules listed here, it is important to obtain approval for both your preferred module choices and alternative module choices.

For this reason, students who have an academic requirement to complete a specific module in order to graduate from their home institution are advised to consider very carefully before applying for a semester abroad. By the time you arrive in the UK, it is important that you have clear information with regard to the module approval and credit transfer systems in place at your home institution, so that your final module registrations differ from your original module choices, you can be confident that your home institution is likely to approve any changes.

Please note that it is your responsibility to liaise with your home institution should there be any late changes to your module choices, although where necessary the Admissions Department will endeavour to facilitate the process for you (e.g. providing module syllabi).
 
When do I apply?
Application Deadline Programmes Start Date:
15 December for Spring Semester (February start)
1 May Summer for Semester (June start)
1 September Fall for Semester applications (October 2010 start)

The same deadlines apply for Housing applications.
 
The Semester Abroad Programme fees
Fees need to be paid in full in advance and do not include housing and optional social programme costs.

Payment Options
Students may pay fees either by bank transfer or cheque. For detailed instructions please see the Fees and Terms of Payment on our website.

Refund Policy
If a student wishes to withdraw tuition fees will be refunded in full a registration charge of £500 will be levied. Withdrawal during the first two weeks of the semester (i.e. until the end of the add/drop week) a £500 administration fee will be charged. The remaining tuition fees will be refunded if paid in advance. Withdrawal at a later date in the semester: No refund will be given.

Fees for the 2009-2010 year for the Semester Abroad Programme
Starting February 2010 - £2,300.00
Starting June 2010 - £2,300.00
Starting October 2010 - £2,300.00
Programme Fees: £2300 per semester
 
Pre-Arrival Information
Accommodation
While you are studying at TASMAC London, you can stay in TASMAC Housing. An example of accommodation costs is show in the table below. For further information about options available please visit our Student Service website.
 
  Type of Accommodation   Cost per semester - 16 weeks
  Double Occupancy Room Share   £1875
  Single Occupancy Private room   £2475
  Single Occupancy Studio Flat   £3660
 
Orientation
The Orientation Week is designed to familiarise you with the life at TASMAC London and London as a city. The Study Abroad Orientation Week will be held a week before the start of your classes. Academic issues and School regulations are covered in detail, and students are given information about the classes they have registered for. Students will also be provided with an individual registration appointment with a Semester Abroad Coordinator where module choices and timetables are finalised. Issues such as health and safety, security and culture shock are also covered throughout the week. During Orientation Week and throughout the semester, there will be a number of social events for students to participate in, including a welcome party to bring together all TASMAC London students.
 
Internships and Paid Work Placements
Students will be able to undertake paid part time work during their studies and will receive professional advice and assistance from our Student Services and Career Advisor. Internships and paid placements are not guaranteed but all possible assistance will be extended to offer students the opportunity to gain work experience in London. For assistance please see the Student Service website
 
   
     
 
   
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