Institution: University College London (UCL)

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Faculty: Arts and Humanities - Department: School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS)
SELCS affiliate students take 60 UCL credits worth of modules per semester (120 UCL credits a year). They can take up to 30 UCL credits per semester (60 UCL
credits a year) in other UCL departments, subject to availability and prerequisites for modules

The UCL School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS) is a

cosmopolitan and exciting environment for Affiliate students from abroad. The
School comprises six language sub-departments: Dutch, French, German, Italian,
About SELCS Scandinavian Studies and Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies.
Students are able to choose from a wide range of modules (courses) covering
literature, linguistics, history, sociology, philosophy, art, film and other aspects
of the cultures associated with the languages taught in the School.
Study abroad is at the heart of academic study in SELCS, providing a welcoming
environment for all new international students who will be joining a diverse and
international staff and student body

INFORMAÇÕES GERAIS http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iss

Accepted English language qualifications  TOEFL: 100 overall – 24/30 reading / writing,
20/30 speaking / listening
 IELTS Academic Version Overall grade 7.0 with minimum of 6.5 in each
of the subtests
Accommodation Information about housing options:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/accommodation/prospective-students

Please note that accommodation is only guaranteed for students who are
spending a full academic year at UCL, provided they have firmly accepted
their offer to study at UCL and applied by the deadline.

Undergraduate (BA) Modules (Courses)
Department: School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS)
Students coming to UCL for less than a full year may be allocated housing,
but this cannot be guaranteed.
Students must take a minimum of 50% of their programme of study (credits per
semester) in SELCS. They can take the remaining 50% in SELCS or in other UCL
departments, subject to the availability of places and provided they meet the
prerequisites for modules they wish to attend. All students are expected to take
modules worth maximum 60 UCL credits per semester (30 ECTS credits). For
example, 4 modules worth 15 UCL credits (7.5 ECTS) each. If approved by home
university, students may take a reduced number of credits - minimum 45 UCL
credits (22.5 ECTS) per semester.

 A full list of available SELCS modules will be available in summer.

 A list of modules available in the current year (including links to module
descriptions) and other useful information for incoming students can be
found here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/selcs/affiliates/undergraduate
 Provisional registration (pre-registration) on SELCS modules begins in
June/July (for September starters) or November (for January starters).
 Final module registration takes place when students arrive at UCL,
during Orientation Programme
BASc Arts and Sciences The Arts and Sciences (BASc) degrees launched in 2012 and are at the forefront
of the new wave of liberal arts and sciences degrees in the UK. The degree gives
you the opportunity to create your own bespoke programme incorporating both
arts and sciences subjects and study innovative Core modules to enhance the
link between disciplines. You will study modules across the breadth of UCL's
world class expertise and achieve a depth of knowledge needed to thrive in our
global society.
BASc is a unique Liberal Arts and Sciences programme at UCL, in which students
take an interdisciplinary mix of courses in two of four pathways: Health and
Environment, Sciences and Engineering, Cultures, and Societies. Students must
also take a core language for the duration of their degree. Students studying at
BASc for their year abroad are required to take at least 50% of their courses
within BASc, from the list I have attached, and can take the other 50% outside of
the department. You can find more information about our programme at this
 website.

Council tax Council tax is a system of local taxation collected by local authorities. Please
look at the specific pages about council tax for further information about
exemption as a student.
Please note that you are only eligible for council tax exemption from the official
start date of your course which can be found on your Statement of Student
Status letter. This means that if you move into your accommodation before the
official start date of your course, you will have to pay council tax for this period
of time.
Health advice Students who are making an application for a visa of more than 6 months will be
required to pay an immigration health surcharge for access to the NHS whilst on
their studies in the UK.
The IHS is mandatory for anyone wishing to enter the UK to study on a Tier 4
visa. From 6 April 2016 nationals of Australia and New Zealand are also
required to pay the surcharge and are no longer exempt.
The IHS will allow you to access the NHS in the same way as a permanent UK
resident.
You do not need to pay the IHS if you are an EU/EEA student or if you are
studying in the UK with a short-term study visa. For more information about this
please see the UCL Immigration and Visa page, and the UKVI website
Cost of Living Estimates for this will vary, as each student will have different personal tastes
and circumstances, but a total of £290 per week is considered a reasonable
average. Please consult the following webpage for more information:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/students/funding/manage-your-money/study-
expenses

Support for International Students
Information about UCL’s International Student Orientation Programme (ISOP)
and support for international students, including healthcare:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/students/international-students
Information about the visa application process:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/students/immigration-and-visas

Life at UCL and in London https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/study-abroad-at-ucl/life-ucl

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/study-abroad-at-ucl/living-london

 Última atualização Outubro/2021