Masters Entry Programme

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• Objectives
  Providing a convenient entry route to the University of Wolverhampton Business School's postgraduate awards, the Masters Entry Programme is ideal if you find yourself in any of the following situations: Your academic entry qualifications are slightly below those required You are nervous about your English language proficiency You have been out of full-time education for a while and are unsure about committing to a full course
• Entry requirements
  You should have one of the following to gain entry onto this programme: An undergraduate degree at 2:2 or equivalent with IELTS of 5.5 or above A Third Class equivalent degree An undergraduate degree at Third Class with IELTS OF 6.0 or above
• Course description
  Future prospects
  
  Masters programmes at the University of Wolverhampton Business School consist of 180 credits; students who successfully complete the Masters Entry, passing their independently chosen module, will carry 15 credits forward (the Level 4 ‘Learning and Development’ module may also count as 15 credits in certain cases, that is, where the programme you are applying for will accept it as an elective)
  
  Typical modules may include
  -The modules that make up the Masters Entry programme allow you to reach the entry requirements for the main programme, normally over one semester’s study at the University
  -You will be advised as to which modules you will have to take and pass in order to gain entry to the main programme
  -There are four modules on this programme that cover: study skills; business in a westernised context; learning and development; and one module chosen from the range offered in the first semester of UWBS Masters programmes
  -On successful completion of this programme, you will be able to access the University of Wolverhampton's portfolio of postgraduate awards

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