• 1: Home
  • 2: Contact Us
  • 3: Course Guide
    • 3.1: Course Diary
    • 3.2: Course Outline
    • 3.3: General Course Info
    • 3.4: After your arrival
    • 3.5: Your Health
    • 3.6: Mission Statement
    • 3.7: Health and Safety
    • 3.8: Equal Opportunities
    • 3.9: Choosing a Course
    • 3.10: University Links
    • 3.11: Useful Study Info
    • 3.12: Useful College Info
    • 3.13: Who's Who
    • 3.14: Your Leisure Time
  • 4: David Game College
  • 5: The Programmes
    • 5.1: Programme Features
    • 5.2: Programme Outlines
    • 5.3: Programme Structure
  • 6: Entry Requirements
  • 7: Minimum Standards
    • Semester 1
    • 7.2: Academic Skills
    • 7.3: Business Economics I
    • 7.4: Introduction to Information Technology
    • 7.5: Research Methods
    • Semester 2
    • 7.7: Business Economics II
    • 7.8: Advanced Academic English
    • Semester 3
    • 7.13: Advanced Information Technology
    • 7.14: International Relations
    • 7.15: Criminology I
    • 7.16: Criminology II
    • 7.17: International Law I
    • 7.18: International Law II
  • 8: Assessment
  • 9: After the Programme
  • 10: MBA Programmes
  • 11: Directors and Tutors
  • 12: Student Comments
  • 13: Fees and How to Enrol
    • 13.1: Enrol Form
  • 14: Accommodation
  • 15: Links
  • 20: Edexcel Level 7 BTEC Advanced Professional Award
  • 21: Universities and courses that Pre-Masters students joined in 2009

Course Outline

SEMESTER ONE

  • IELTS
  • Research Methods*
  • Academic Skills
  • IT
  • Business Economics I

SEMESTER TWO

  • IELTS
  • Introduction to Management and Marketing
  • Guided Research Project
  • Business Economics II
  • Advanced Academic Skills

SEMESTER THREE

  • IELTS
  • International Relations
  • Accounting & Finance
  • Management & Marketing
  • IT
  • Advanced Academic Skills

* Research Methods is central to the Pre-Masters Course and all students are expected to acquire specified and demonstrable core skills from this module. Students who do not achieve this in the first semester will repeat the Research Methods module in the following semester.

The course integrates research methods and academic skills, including dissertation writing. The emphasis on research skills is continued into Semester Two when students will research and write their own 3,000 word dissertation.

In addition to IELTS, students pick three out of four of the given options in Semester Three. If a student does not wish to take a Masters Degree in a Business, Finance and Management subject, they may choose Contemporary Art History, Law, Maths or IT in Semester One, Two or Three in place of one or more of the Business Economics I and II and Management and Marketing I and II options.

The Pre-Masters programme averages 16-18 hours per week of tuition and the full three-semester course is 33 weeks long.

Your IELTS tutor will decide when you are ready to apply for the exam. If you do not achieve the required grade, you may retake it after three months. The College will organise the applications. Entry currently costs £105.

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Edexcel Level 7
Take an Edexcel Level 7 BTEC Advanced Professional Award or Certificate in Management Studies (from Sep 2010).
New Course Intakes

We are now recruiting for the Sep 2010 and Jan 2011 intakes for the Pre-Masters Course

What happens after the course?

We have a 100% record in placing students who have successfully completed the Pre-Masters course and achieved the required IELTS score.

I have enjoyed taking the Pre-Masters course and found that it gave me an excellent foundation on which to base my future postgraduate studies

Wun-Kyu Lee, South Korea, Liverpool John Moores University (2007)

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