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Undergraduate & Pathways: Swansea (41), Portsmouth (59), Brunel (60), etc

University Pathway Programmes (Foundation & International Diploma) are one-year programmes that allow students to progress onto year 1 and year 2 of an undergraduate programme in the UK. Many of these programmes are taught in dedicated teaching centres within university campuses and provide “guaranteed progression” to an undergraduate degree upon achieving the required grades in internal exams and coursework assessment.

Swansea University (41)

University of Swansea produced some very impressive results in the latest research assessment exercise (REF 2014), which puts the University at the 26^th among over 100 UK universities – an improvement of 26 places from previous report. The improvement happened alongside the 8^th highest student satisfaction rating in the UK, reflecting a good balance and synergy between good teaching and good researches! While Communication & Media, Medical Technology scored a 100% satisfaction rating, different engineering programmes also scored favourably from 87% to 94%.

The School of Engineering is the most celebrated school in Swansea University. In the latest research assessment exercise (REF 2014), 94% of researches in engineering were rated as “World Leading” and “Internationally Excellent” – a result comparable to that of traditional engineering schools such as UCL and Bristol.

University of Portsmouth (59)

As its name suggests, University of Portsmouth is located in the port city of Portsmouth in the South of England. It’s one of the polytechnics that were granted university status because of the 1992 Education Act. As one of the best performing Post-1992 universities, University of Portsmouth is now ranked the 59^th in the UK. The University has good reputation in medical-related subjects, educating over 600 medical professionals (including pharmacist, medical technologists and radiographers) every year. The £14-million brand new home of the Faculty of Creative & Cultural Industries provides state-of-the-art technology and teaching space for students interested in art, design and new media, which include new Motion Capture facilities as well as Virtual Reality devices such as the Oculus Rift.

University of Herfordshire (76)

Based in Hatfield, the historic centre of British aviation manufacturing, the Faculty of Engineering provides a wide range of options in the area which include aerospace engineering, aerospace technology, etc. Some of these incorporate Pilot studies programmes that offer as many as 400 hours of flying practices, enabling students to qualify for the National Private Pilot’s License when they graduate. Alumni of University of Hertfordshire are widely employed by leading manufacturers in the field such as BAE Systems (one of the world’s largest defense and aerospace manufacturer), Rolls-Royce (the world’s second largest airplance engine manufacturer) and include Frank Ogilvie the deputy chief designer of the Airbus A380.

In Creative Arts, University of Hertfordshire was voted the 12^th best in the world for VFX, Animation and Games by the Rookies (formerly known as CG Student Awards, an international award for new creative talents), outperforming any other UK institutions! Students of the School of Creative Arts are offered a wide range of options that include Animation, Digitla Media Arts, Special Effects, Music Technology, as well as other more common options such as Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Photography and more!

Anglia Ruskin University (108)

As one of the largest universities in the east of England, University of Anglia Ruskin educates a student population of 30000, on-campus and with other regional and international partners. To ensure graduate employability, employers have been invited to play a part in course development and a series of work-based degree programmes have been created with partners such as Barclays Retail Banking and UPS Limited.

The BOptom (Hons) Optometry in Anglia Ruskin University is one of the recognized qualifications of the Optometrists Board of Hong Kong. Students therefore will be eligible in pursuing professional qualifications as an Optometrist in Hong Kong. In addition to direct entry to the BOptom, Anglia Ruskin University also offers a progression route from its foundation programme, allowing students to start with a lower academic qualification.

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