Description : Bachelor's Courses(english) in Robert Gordon University

The first and basic level of higher education is taught at the university in a number of specialties and faculties:

• Architecture, construction, geodesy (4 directions)
• Art and Design (12 destinations)
• Business, management, accounting (12 areas)
• Communication and mass media (3 directions)
• Information Technology (6 destinations)
• Engineering (6 destinations)
• Medicine (11 directions)
• Biological sciences, sports (4 directions)
• Jurisprudence (2 directions)
• Social work and social sciences (2 directions).

Students applying for a place in bachelor's programs must present the following documents:

• School certificate of secondary education (the higher the scores, the better)
• For foreigners - certificate of the Foundation or International Baccalaureate program; Can be replaced with a certificate from the university, where you listened to the first course of study (relevant for Russian students)
• IELTS Language Examination Certificate.

The cost of studying at Robert Gordon University is (the price can vary depending on the chosen specialty and the academic direction):

• Bachelor's degree = 9500 £ -11800 £ / academic year.

The so-called Postgraduate program is represented at the Robert Gordon University by a number of faculties and faculties. Here, each student will be able to obtain a sought-after and valuable diploma and a bachelor's degree, which in the future will greatly help in finding a job. Suggested directions:

• Architecture, construction, geodesy (7 specialties)
• Art and Design (2 specialties)
• Business, management, accounting (21 directions)
• Information technology (6 specialties)
• Engineering (8 specialties)
• Medicine (9 specialties)
• Information technologies, communication and mass media (8 specialties)
• Biological Sciences and Sports (8 specialties)
• Jurisprudence (7 specialties)
• Social work and social sciences (5 specialties).

Students who intend to study at the magistracy must submit to the admissions committee a bachelor's degree and an IELTS certificate with scores of 6.5 (in the written block the results must be at least 6.0).

The cost of studying at Robert Gordon University is (the price can vary depending on the chosen specialty and the academic direction):

• Pre-Masters (Pre-Masters) = 5250 £ / academic year
• Master's Degree = 9450 £ -15900 £ / academic year
• MBA = 16250 £ / academic year.

Program Undergraduate Pathway (International Year One).

1. Age of participants: from 18 years old

2. Duration of the programs: 2 semesters

3. Classes start: January, September

4. Level of education: high school diploma with good marks (average score no lower than 3.2)

5. Knowledge of English: IELTS 5.5 (not lower than 5.5 for all sections) or Pearson 51 (Listening 51, Reading 51, Speaking 51, Writing 51) or GCSE / IGCSE English Language C or IB Standard Level 4.

The program is designed for international students who plan to enter the University of Robert Gordon, and corresponds to the first course of undergraduate major education programs. The curriculum is specially designed in such a way as to adapt students to the British educational system, and to bring academic knowledge and skills in line. To participate in the programs, you must have a high school diploma with good marks and a certain level of knowledge of the English language (if the level of the language is insufficient, then you can first take special courses). The programs last two semesters. Training is conducted in 10 different directions. Training includes:

• Development of research skills required for university studies
• Development of communication, personal growth and development skills
• Subject disciplines (include the necessary items for each direction).

The educational process includes:

• Lectures
• Seminars
• Master classes
• Independent work
• Work in groups and mini-groups
• Interactive lectures
• Laboratory works
• Field studies.

For the constant monitoring of students' progress and the construction of an adequate feedback system, students regularly perform various tests and tests, such as:

• Examinations (invisible and ordinary)
• Tests with different answers
• Presentations and presentations
• Participation in the debate and upholding one's point of view
• Writing an essay and an extended essay
• Writing of reports on the done laboratory work.

After successful completion of the training, the student enters the second year of undergraduate studies at the Robert Gordon University for the chosen specialty of training.

Directions of education (Educational programs, available undergraduate, career prospects).

Direction: Accounting and Finance.

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: January.

Training program:

• Management Concepts
• Financial Accounting
• Introduction to the economy
• Personnel Management
• Introduction to management accounting
• Business Law
• Personal and business finance
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Accounting and Finance (BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance).

Career prospects:

• Accountant
• Financial Manager
• Auditor
• Investment fund manager.

Direction: Architecture.

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: September.

Training program:

• Studio of Architectural Design (1st level)
• Construction technology (level 1)
• Philosophy of Design (1st level)
• Interactive learning and communication skills
• Studio of Architectural Design (2nd level)
• Construction machinery (2nd level)
• Philosophy of design (2nd level).

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Architecture (BSc Architecture).

Career prospects:

• Architect
• Architectural technologist
• Interior Designer and Spatial Designer
• Engineer-builder
• Commercial / Residential Surveyor
• Teacher of higher education
• Inspector for Historic Buildings / Monument Officer
• Landscaping Designer
• Specialist in planning and development
• Production designer (theater / television / films)
• Engineer-builder
• Town planner.

Direction: Art and Design (Art and Design).

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: September.

Training program:

• Advanced Media Experiments
• Information research, recording and response in art and design
• Interactive learning and communication skills
• Preparation and profession in the field of art and design
• Knowledge and understanding of creative practice in art and design
• Experiments with media in art and design
• Personal combined experimental research in the field of art and design.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

1) In the field of Fine Arts:

• Painting (BA (Hons) Painting)
• Modern Art Practice (Printing) (BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice (Printmaking))
• Modern art practice (sculpture) (BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice (Sculpture))
• Modern art practice (photography) (BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice (Photography))
• Modern Art Practice (Image Motion) BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice (Moving Image))
• Modern artistic practice (interdisciplinary approach) (BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice (Interdisciplinary))

2) In the field of Design:

• Fashion and Textiles (BA (Hons) Fashion and Textiles)
• Communication Design (Graphics) (BA (Hons) Communication Design (Graphics))
• Communication design (illustration) (BA (Hons) Communication Design (Illustration))
• Communication Design (photo) (BA (Hons) Communication Design (Photography))
• Three-dimensional design (product design) (BA (Hons) Three Dimensional Design (Product Design))
• Three-dimensional design (jewelry) (BA (Hons) Three Dimensional Design (Jewelery))
• Three-dimensional design (ceramics and glass) (BA (Hons) Three Dimensional Design (Ceramics and Glass)).

Career prospects:

• Design Manager
• Fashion designer
• Textile Designer
• 3D visualizer
• Lead Illustrator
• Executive Director.

Direction: Business and Management (Business and Management).

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: January.

Training program:

• Management Concepts
• Financial environment
• Introduction to the economy
• Personnel Management
• Introduction to management accounting
• Marketing
• Business ethics
• international Business
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• International Business Management (BA (Hons) International Business Management)
• Management (BA (Hons) Management)
• Management and Human Resources Management (BA (Hons) Management with Human Resource Management)
• Management and Marketing (BA (Hons) Management with Marketing).

Career prospects:

• Contracts Analyst
• Human Resources Officer
• Management Consultant
• Head of marketing department
• Recruitment Consultant
• Risk Manager
• Sales Manager.

Direction: Communication, Marketing and Media (Communication, Marketing and Media).

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: January, September.

This area includes several different specializations:

• Event Management
• Fashion Management
• Media
• Public relations
• International hotel business or international tourism management.

Training program:

• Management Concepts
• Financial environment
• Introduction to the economy
• Human Resource Management
• Introduction to Accounting
• Marketing
• Business ethics
• international Business
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Event Management (BA (Hons) Events Management)
• Fashion Management (BA (Hons) Fashion Management)
• Media (BA (Hons) Media)
• Public relations (BA (Hons) Public Relations)
• Management of International Hospitality (BA (Hons) International Hospitality Management)
• Management of international tourism (BA (Hons) International Tourism Management).

Career prospects:

• Professional Marketing in Fashion
• Merchandising
• Fashionable buyer
• Retail Manager
• Event Manager
• Hotel Manager
• Public Relations Consultant
• Advertising Manager
• Sales Specialist in Media.

Direction: Calculations and Digital Media (Computing and Digital Media).

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: January, September.

Training program:

• Introduction to computing in a business environment
• Mathematics
• Computer skills
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Computer Science (BSc (Hons) Computer Science)
• Cyber ​​Security (BSc (Hons) Cyber ​​Security)
• Digital media (design, production and development) (BSc (Hons) Digital Media (Design, Production and Development)).

Career prospects:

• IT Security Engineer
• Information and Data Security Analyst
• Network manager
• IT Security Developer
• IT Risk and Fraud Specialist
• Expert on digital expertise
• Software Developer
• Computer programmer.

Direction: Engineering.

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: January.

Training program:

• Physics
• Mathematics
• Computer skills
• Design, production and development
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Electronic and Electrical Engineering (BEng (Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering)
• Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering (BEng (Hons) Mechanical and Electrical Engineering)
• Engineering and marine engineering (BEng (Hons) Mechanical and Offshore Engineering)
• Mechanical Engineering (BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering).

Career prospects:

• Communications engineer
• Drilling Engineer
• Electrical Engineer
• Mechanical Engineer
• Underwater engineer.

Direction: Construction and Surveying.

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: September.

Training program:

• Designing of buildings
• Building Technologies
• Built-in communication environment
• Methods of shooting
• Economy for the built environment
• Specification and specification
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Management in the field of construction (BSc (Hons) Construction Management)
• Quantitative geodesy (BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying)
• Construction geodesy (BSc (Hons) Building Surveying).

Career prospects:

• Project manager
• Construction Surveyor
• A quantitative surveyor.

Direction: Health and Life Sciences (Health and Life Sciences).

• Duration: 2 semesters
• Beginning of classes: September.

Training program:

• Cell Biology
• Chemistry
• Analytical and numerical methods
• Microbiology
• Biochemistry
• Human Biology
• Practical skills for life sciences
• Interactive learning and communication skills.

Bachelor's programs available after the referral:

• Bio-science and biomedical science (BSc (Hons) Bioscience with Biomedical Sciences)
• Biomedical Science (BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science)
• Expertise and Analytical Sciences (BSc (Hons) Forensic and Analytical Sciences)
• Food, Nutrition and Human Health (BSc (Hons) Food, Nutrition and Human Health).

Career prospects:

• Nutritionist
• Microbiologist
• Forensic expert
• Laboratory Engineer
• Ecological Chemist
• Petrochemical Chemist
• Petrochemical services
• Researcher
• Expert on forensic expertise of brands
• Pharmaceutical preparations
• Police forces
• Publishing house of scientific journals
• Chemistry Teacher
• Biology teacher.

Entry requirements:

1. Age: from 18 years old

2. Diploma of graduation with good grades (average score no lower than 3.2)

3. Knowledge of English: IELTS 5.5 (not lower than 5.5 for all sections) or Pearson 51 (Listening 51, Reading 51, Speaking 51, Writing 51) or GCSE / IGCSE English Language C or IB Standard Level 4.

Beginning of classes: January, September.

The academic year is divided into semesters:

• Autumn semester (beginning in September): from September 25 to January 12
• Winter semester (beginning in January): from January 22 to April 20.

The cost of training on the International Year One:

• Directions: Accounting and Finance, Art and Design, Business and Management, Communication, Marketing and Media, Computing and Digital Media) = 11800 £ / year of study (2 semesters)
• Directions: Architecture, Construction and Surveying, Health and Life Sciences = 12880 £ / year of study (2 semesters)
• Direction Engineering = 13800 £ / year of study (2 semesters).