International Incorporated Master's (IIM)
The International Incorporated Master's (IIM) is offered over one or two terms and focuses on equipping you with the academic English language skills and revising the subject knowledge you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Bradford.
It is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to the masters programmes at the university, this could be because of the grades achieved in your bachelor degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK bachelor degree or because you have studied a different subject area previously.
After successfully completing the IIM you will continue onto you chosen postgraduate degree course at the University of Bradford.
- One term IIM 15 months (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent)
- Two term IIM 18 months (IELTS 5.5 or equivalent)
Subjects offered:
- Management, Law and Social Sciences
- Science, Engineering and Health
Degree courses available from this pathway
Business and Management
- MA Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution
- MA International Development Management
- MA International Relations and Security Studies
- MA Peace, Conflict and Development
- MA Peace, Resilience and Social Justice
- MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics
- MSc Digital and Strategic Marketing
- MSc Economics and Finance for Development
- MSc Finance and Investment
- MSc Finance, Accounting and Management
- MSc International Accounting and Finance
- MSc Human Resource Management (CIPD)
- MSc International Business and Management
- MSc Logistics, Data Analytics and Supply Chain Management
- MSc Management
- MSc Marketing and Management
- MSc Project Planning and Management
- MSc Psychology
- MSc Sustainable Development
- MSc The Psychology of Health and Wellbeing
Law and Social Sciences
- LLM International Commercial Law
- LLM International Human Rights Law and Development
- LLM International Legal Studies
- LLM Natural Resources and Environmental Law and Policy
Science and Health
- Master of Public Health
- MSc Leadership in Health and Social Care (International)
- Master by Research (MRes)
- MSc Archaeological Sciences
- MSc Bioinformatics
- MSc Cancer Drug Discovery
- MSc Drug Toxicology and Safety Pharmacology
- MSc Forensic Archaeology and Crime Scene Investigation
- MSc Human Bioarchaeology and Palaeopathology
- MSc Medical Bioscience
- MSc Pharmaceutical Technology and Medicines Control
Engineering
- MSc Advanced Biomedical Engineering
- MSc Advanced Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
- MSc Advanced Civil and Structural Engineering
- MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering
- MSc Construction and Project Management
- MSc Cyber Security
Programme Structure
Through a combination of core modules and subject-specific study, you will develop the skills you need to continue to succeed in your chosen postgraduate degree course.
Core modules
These are modules designed to enhance your academic and personal development skills for postgraduate study in the UK.
One Term - Core modules
| Core Module | Credits |
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20 |
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20 |
Two Term - Core modules
| Core Module | Credits |
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20 |
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20 |
Subject Specific Modules
Depending on your chosen pathway and the number of terms you are studying, you will study a variety of subject-specific modules designed to prepare you for your postgraduate degree course.
Business Management
- Project Management Methodologies (10 credits)
- Management in Context (10 credits)
Law and Social Sciences
- Social Institutions (10 Credits)
- Issues and Innovations (10 Credits)
Computing
- Advanced Mathematical and Analytical Skills (10 Credits)
- Systems Integration (10 Credits)
Science and Health
Health
- Social Institutions (10 Credits)
- Global Healthcare (10 Credits)
Life Sciences
- Practical and Laboratory Skills (10 Credits)
- Medical Bioscience (10 Credits)
Engineering
- Advanced Mathematical and Analytical Skills (10 Credits)
- Computer Aided Engineering (10 Credits)
Tuition Fees
If you are joining a pathway programme at the University of Bradford International College (UBIC), you will first pay your pathway programme fees to our partner, Oxford International. These are listed on the Oxford International website for Bradford pathway programmes.
After you successfully complete your pathway, you will progress to your chosen degree course at the University of Bradford. You will then need to pay the University’s tuition fees for your degree, which are listed on the University of Bradford tuition fees page.