INTO University of East Anglia                             

City of Norwich

The University of East Anglia is situated alongside the picturesque city of Norwich in the heart of East Anglia ’s most beautiful countryside. Norwich city centre is just four kms from the University campus and frequent buses run from the campus to the city centre.

Norwich is an historic city with many original medieval buildings, the most magnificent being the 11th century cathedral and the Norman castle, which overlooks the city. A major city with a busy, cosmopolitan atmosphere, Norwich is famed for its variety

of cultural entertainment including cinemas, theatres and a number of fascinating museums and art galleries. The city is home to a large student population drawn from many schools and colleges and has a young outlook and an affordable cost of living. The University’s international student community is widely recognised as contributing to the city and there are several established links such as the Norwich International Club, which offers an opportunity to meet local people in an informal setting. Norwich has plenty of street cafés and

international restaurants, offering a wide choice of food, from Indian, Chinese, vegetarian, Greek and Thai to Mexican, Spanish, Italian and English. At night, there are venues to suit all tastes, from traditional English pubs to modern bars and clubs. One of Britain ’s top ten shopping cities, Norwich features a unique blend of independent and specialist shops as well as all the major high street chains, supermarkets and two shopping centres. Norwich has England ’s largest open-air market, where fresh fruit and egetables can be bought six days a week.

Connections

There are frequent flights to Norwich International airport from Amsterdam , one of Europe ’s largest international hubs. The

airport is just 15 minutes from the University campus. Norwich has a fast and frequent train service to London which takes just under two hours, and good links to the rest of the UK . The bus and train network provides many opportunities for day trips in the picturesque East Anglian region.

East Anglia

This region is famous for its unspoilt countryside and waterways. There are many small villages and large stately homes to visit

as well as miles of riverside walks and cycle paths, which can be found only a short distance from the city. A survey found that the

region of East Anglia has the least crime, best health and amongst the highest employment rates in the country. Norwich is only 30km from the sea, and the Norfolk coastline is home to wildlife sanctuaries, small market towns and traditional villages.

The region around Norwich has much to offer including the Norfolk Broads, immediately east of the city, where a series of

rivers and lakes span the region. With miles of open countryside and rivers to explore it is easy to see why the area is a popular holiday destination for locals and tourists. The coast is just 20 minutes from Norwich with miles of  stunning sandy beaches and cliffs providing a great opportunity for a break.

Courses

INTO Foundation

The INTO Foundation prepares you for direct entry to the first year of an undergraduate degree course at university. The INTO University of East Anglia Foundation has five groups of pathways in: Business and Economics; Humanities and Law; Science;

Computing Science; and Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences.

INTO Foundation pathways in Business and Economics

FB1. INTO Foundation pathway in Business and Economics with Society and Culture (120 credits)

Recommended for Business and Economics students with an additional interest in Social Sciences

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Introduction to Business (20 credits)

• Economics (20 credits)

• Society and Culture (20 credits)

• Business

• Economics

• Political, Social and International Studies

• International Development

• Language, Linguistics and Translation Studies

• Education and Lifelong Learning

• Philosophy

• Arts

• American Studies

• Music

FB2. INTO Foundation pathway in Business and Economics with Accounting (120 credits)

Recommended for Business and Economics students with an additional interest in Accounting

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Introduction to Business (20 credits)

• Economics (20 credits)

• Introduction to Accounting (20 credits)

• Business

• Economics

• Education and Lifelong Learning

• Music

FB3. INTO Foundation pathway in Business and Economics with Computing for Business (120 credits)

Recommended for Business and Economics students with an additional interest in Computing

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Introduction to Business (20 credits)

• Economics (20 credits)

• Applied Computing for Business (20credits)

• Business

• Economics

• Computing Sciences

• Education and Lifelong Learning

• Music

INTO Foundation pathway in Humanities and Law

FHL. INTO Foundation pathway in Humanities and Law (120 credits)

Recommended for students with an interest in the Social Sciences, Humanities and Law

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes

and Study Skills (20 credits)

• International and Development Studies (20 credits)

• Law (20 credits)

• Society and Culture (20 credits)

• Political, Social and International Studies

• International Development

• Law

• Arts

• Philosophy

• American Studies

• Education and Lifelong Learning

• Film and Television Studies

• Music

INTO Foundation pathways in the Sciences

FS1. INTO Foundation pathway in General Science (120 credits)

Recommended for students with an interest in the Sciences

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Foundation Biology (15 credits)

• Foundation Chemistry (15 credits)

• Foundation Physics (15 credits)

• Mathematics for Science and Computing (15 credits)

• Biological Sciences

• Chemical Sciences and Pharmacy

• Environmental Sciences

• Social Sciences

• Natural Sciences

* Choose TWO from the following list of modules: Applied Physics, Further Chemistry , Human Physiology, Advanced Mathematics

FS2. INTO Foundation pathway in Pharmacy, Biomedicine and Health (120 credits)

Recommended for students with an interest in the Sciences, Biomedicine and subjects allied to Health

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Foundation Biology (15 credits)

• Foundation Chemistry (15 credits)

• Foundation Physics (15 credits)

• Mathematics for Science and Computing (15 credits)

• Human Physiology (10 credits)

• Further Chemistry (10 credits)

• Biological Sciences

• Biomedicine

• Chemical Sciences and Pharmacy

• Environmental Sciences

• Social Sciences

FS3. INTO Foundation pathway in Physical Sciences and Mathematics (120 credits)

Recommended for students with a specific interest in the Physical Sciences and Mathematics

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Foundation Biology (15 credits)

• Foundation Chemistry (15 credits)

• Foundation Physics (15 credits)

• Mathematics for Science and Computing (15 credits)

• Advanced Mathematics (10 credits)

• Environmental Sciences

• Mathematics

• Computing Sciences

* Choose ONE from Further Chemistry or Applied Physics

INTO Foundation pathway in Computing Sciences

FCS. INTO Foundation pathway in Computing Sciences (120 credits)

Recommended for students with a specific interest in Computing Sciences

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes

and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Foundation Computing 20 credits)

• Applied Computing for Business (20

credits)

• Mathematics for Science and Computing

(15 credits)

• Foundation Physics (15 credits)

• * see below (10 credits)

• Computing Sciences

• Environmental Sciences

• Mathematics

* Choose ONE from Advanced Mathematics or Applied Physics

INTO Foundation pathway in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences

FMA. INTO Foundation pathway in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences (120 credits)

Recommended for students with a specific interest in Mathematics and Actuarial Sciences

Common modules Specialist modules Leading to undergraduate degrees in areas such as

• Academic English (20 credits)

• English for Specific Academic Purposes

and Study Skills (20 credits)

• Foundation Mathematics (20 credits)

• Mathematics for Science and Computing

(15 credits)

• Advanced Mathematics (10 credits)

• Foundation Physics (15 credits)

• Economics (20 credits)

• Mathematics

• Actuarial Sciences

• Environmental Sciences

• Computing Sciences

INTO Diploma programme

The INTO Diploma prepares you for direct entry to the second year of an undergraduate programme at university. The INTO University of East Anglia Diploma has three pathways in Business Management; Economics; and Business InformationSystems.

INTO Diploma students can join the second year of a degree at University of East Anglia only if

they have attained the required grades. Combinations of modules can be organised to suit

individual academic interests and skills.

Diploma pathways

INTO Diploma in Business Management

Programme modules Leading to Year 2 in the following honours degrees at Norwich Business School at the University of East Anglia

• Introduction to Business

• Developing Business Skills

• Organisational Behaviour

• Information Systems and Business Research

• Introduction to Financial and Management

Accounting

• Economics for Business

• English Language and Study Skills

• BSc Business Management

• BSc Accounting and Finance

• BSc Accounting with Management

• BSc Accounting with Law

INTO Diploma in Economics

Programme modules Leading to Year 2 in the following honours degrees in the School of Economics at the

University of East Anglia

• Introductory Microeconomics

• Introductory Macroeconomics

• Quantitative Methods

• Introduction to Mathematics for Economists

• Introduction to Business

• Introduction to Financial and Management

Accounting

• English Language and Study Skills

• BSc Economics

• BSc Business Economics

• BSc Economics and Accountancy

• BSc Business Finance and Economics

INTO Diploma in Business Information Systems

Programme Modules Leading to Year 2 in the following honours degrees in Computing Sciences at the

University of East Anglia

• Computer Systems 1

• Programming

• Introduction to Business

• Information Systems and Business Research

• Introduction to Financial and Management

Accounting

• Organisational Behaviour

• English Language and Study Skills

• BSc Business Information Systems

• BSc Computing for Business

• BSc Computing for Business with a year in

industry

INTO Graduate Diploma programme

The INTO Graduate Diploma programme prepares students for entry to a postgraduate taught or research degree at the University of East Anglia . It has four pathways in Business; Economics; Political, Social and International Studies; and International Development.

Pathway in Business

Pathway in Economics

Pathway in Political, Social and International Studies

Pathway in International Development