The CRIC Pre-Masters Programme has been designed to prepare international students who have not qualified for direct entry to the Anglia Ruskin University’s postgraduate programmes. Or perhaps you have been in employment and it has been a while since you undertook studies at university level. The Pre-Masters programme may be ideal for you also. The one semester (12 weeks) programme allows students direct entry into many Masters Programmes including the MBA, MScIT and MSc Engineering Management often with no work experience.

Pre-Masters Programmes Available:

• MBA
  - MBA - Masters of Business Administration
  
  
• Engineering Management
  - MSc Engineering Management
  
  
• International Business
  - MA International Business
  - MA International Business Economics
  - MA Leadership
  - MA Management
  - MA Human Resource Management
  
  
• Law
  - LLM International Business Law
  - MA Corporate Governance
  

Programme Duration

The Pre-Masters Programme is a one (12 weeks) semester programme that will be extended if English language training is required.

Entry Dates

The programme has two to three intakes each year.

Assessment

Assessment for most modules is continuous consisting of tests, assignments and case study analysis. Most modules have a final two-hour examination.

Programme Structure

Students will complete four modules in their programme covering the core academic areas of the Masters degree they wish to study at the University. Upon successful completion it will enable students to have a seamless transition into their Taught Masters degree.

English Language Requirement

Students who do not meet the English language requirement are able to undertake the required amount of English language training to prepare them for successful entry into the Pre-Masters Programme. The English language training is conducted by Anglia Ruskin University’s English Department which is listed among the Guardian’s ‘Six of the best’ performing universities for English excellence, ranking third in the Guardian’s subject table behind Oxford and Cambridge.