International and EU Mini-Guide 2020/21

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Choosing the right degree and the right university is a big decision for you, one that will shape the rest of your life. By choosing St Mary’s you will be part of our unique heritage and academic success. You will be part of a diverse, vibrant and inclusive community, where everyone is welcomed and valued for who they are.You will learn, shape your future, and have fun in a thriving and friendly environment.At St Mary’s you will study and pave the way for your future.

What’s insideJoin us in 2020/21 4A global community 6Study Abroad London 7A warm welcome from our academic community 8Pathway and English Language programmes 9Our undergraduate degrees 10Undergraduate entry requirements 11Our postgraduate degrees 12English language requirements 13How to apply 14Applicant journey 15Fees and funding 16Cost of living 17Our campus 20The international student experience 25Student support 26University accommodation 28Students’ Union 30Sport at St Mary’s 32London on your doorstep 34Visit us or take a virtual tour 36How to get to St Mary’s 38Find out more 39

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Beautiful London campusOur safe, green campus is located just 30 minutes by train from central London. Live in halls on campus or in nearby university accommodation. Southwest London is great for shopping, eating out, riverside pubs, theatre and cinema, watching live sport and even boating on the Thames in the summer.

Join us in 2020/21

Number 1 in London for student satisfaction(National Student Survey 2018)

Be a name not a number with a student-focused approach to learning, small class sizes and welcoming lecturers.

Number 1 in London for course and teaching satisfaction(Guardian University League Tables 2020)

St Mary’s University is a public UK university (see gov.uk). Our teaching has been ranked high quality (Silver) by the Teaching Excellence Framework. Additionally, our Institute of Education has been consistently ranked as outstanding by the UK education regulator, Ofsted.

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Gain work experienceOur Careers Service offers students the opportunity to do work placements whilst they study, a valuable addition to any CV. 93% of our graduates are employed or in postgraduate education after six months (HESA, 2018).

Olympic-quality sports facilitieswith everything you would expect from a world-class sports institution, whether you want an active, healthy lifestyle or are aiming to be one of our future Olympians.

Study in the UK and another countryfor a semester or a summer at one of our partner universities around the globe in Europe, the USA, Australia or Asia.

St Mary’s students come from a variety of backgrounds. You will be part of a diverse, vibrant and inclusive community, composed of over 90 different nationalities, where everyone is welcomed and valued.

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• Spend a semester in London• Live in halls on campus, just half

an hour by train from central London

• Study at St Mary’s for Semester 1 or 2 (arrive September or January)

• Apply online through your own university or independently

• Choose three to four modules each semester

• Mix and match subjects as you like• Option to take the St Mary’s Sport

Package as an add-on

See www.stmarys.ac.uk/international/study-abroad for more information.

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A warm welcome from our academic community

Prof Philip BoothDean of FacultyEducation, Humanities and Social Sciences

Prof Symeon DagkasDean of Faculty Sport, Health and Applied Science

Prof Anna Lise GordonDirector Institute of Education

Dr Jacob PhillipsHead of Institute of Theology

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Pathway and English Language programmesSt Mary’s University International College

As well as offering an International Foundation Year with multiple entry points, St Mary’s University London International College (SMULIC) also runs the following programmes.

University Foundation Start dates in October, February and MayPre-MastersStart dates in October, February and MayPre-sessional English Programmes6-week programme 10-week programme

www.stmarys.ac.uk/smulicEmail: info@smulic.stmarys.ac.uk

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Our undergraduate degreesUndergraduate degree programmes 2020 entry – www.stmarys.ac.uk/undergraduate

Business Law BA Business Management BA Business Management and Entrepreneurship BA Business Management and Finance BA Business Management and Marketing BAInternational Business Management BA Law LLB Law with Criminology LLB Sports Management BA Sports Communications and Marketing BA

Acting BA Communications and Marketing BACommunications, Media and Marketing BACommunications, Design and Marketing BACommunications, Data Analytics and Marketing BACreative and Professional Writing BA

Creative Media BA Criminology and Sociology BSc Drama and Creative Writing BA Drama and Education BA Education and Social Science BA English Language and Literature BAEnglish Literature BAEnglish and Drama BA Film and Digital Production BAFilm and Screen Media BAHistory BAHistory, Politics and International Relations BA Liberal Arts BA (2 years)Politics and International Relations BA Politics and Communications BA Politics, Policy and Public Management BA Politics, International Relations and History BA

Primary Education with QTS BATechnical Theatre BA (2 years)Theology, Religion and Ethics BA

Football Education, Coaching and Development FdAHealth and Exercise Science BSc Nutrition BSc Psychology BScSport and Exercise Nutrition BScSport Rehabilitation BSc Sport Science BSc Sports Coaching Science BSc Sport Psychology BSc Strength and Conditioning Science BScPhysical Education, Sport and Youth Development BA

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Some courses may be subject to validation. Please check our website for the most up-to-date information.

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Undergraduate entry requirementsA levels 96-112 points (BBC–CCC)IB 28 pointsFoundation programme 50%Brazil, Chile, Ghana, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, UAE, Vietnam

Foundation programme, A levels or IB

Canada Canadian High School Diploma (most provinces will require 65-75% in 5 grade 12 courses or 5 B grades except for Ontario: 65-75% in 6 grade 12 University Preparation courses; and Quebec: Diplôme d’Etudes Collègiales (DEC) with 65-75%)

China 70% overall in GaokaoFrance Baccalauréat 11/20Germany Abitur 2.6Hong Kong HKDSE with 4, 4, 4 including 2 electives (Chinese accepted)India 60-65% depending on the exam board Italy Diploma di Esame di Stato 65 overall Malaysia Good GCE A level or STPM grades. UEC Unified Examination Certificate: Senior Middle Level with five subjects at

grade C7 or above (subject to any subject specific requirements)Norway Vitnemål fra den Videregående Skole with scores of 3.5-4.0 in each subjectPortugal Certificado de fim de Estudos Secundários 14/20Spain Bachiller 6.5/10USA SAT 1050 College Board number 7949; or ACT composite 22, ACT college code 7060; or 2 APs at 3 in relevant

subjects; or an Associate Degree with a GPA of 3.0Visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/international/entry-requirements for more information about entry requirements for undergraduate degrees

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Our postgraduate degrees Research degrees at St Mary’s We offer the opportunity to study for an MPhil, PhD or EdD, working on your research project alongside highly experienced researchers. St Mary’s also welcomes visiting scholars from around the world as part of our research community. For full details on pursuing a research degree at St Mary’s please visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/research/prospective-research-students.htm.

Some courses may be subject to validation. Please check our website for the most up-to-date information.

Postgraduate degree programmeswww.stmarys.ac.uk/postgraduate-courses-london

Charity Management MAInternational Business Management MSc*International Business Law LLMInternational and European Business Law LLM

Creative Writing: First Novel MADiplomacy and International Relations MAHuman Trafficking, Migration and Organised Crime MAInternational Sports Journalism MALondon Theatre MASports Journalism MAPlaywriting MAPublic History MA

Theatre Directing MAApplied Sport and Exercise Physiology MScApplied Sport Psychology MScApplied Sport Nutrition MScChronic Disease Management MSc*Human Nutrition MScNutrition and Genetics MScPerformance Football Coaching MSc (distance learning)Physiotherapy MSc (2 years)Psychology of Mental Health BScSport, Health and Applied Science MResStrength and Conditioning MSc (distance learning)Biblical Studies MA

Bioethics and Medical Law MACatholic School Leadership: Principles and Practice MACatholic Social Teaching MAChristian Spirituality MAEducation MAEducation, Culture and Society MAPrimary PGCESecondary PGCETheology MA

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*January start dates available

English language requirementsUndergraduate programmes (unless specified below) 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in any section

All postgraduate programmes (unless otherwise specified below) 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in any sectionCreative Writing: First Novel MA 6.5 with no less than 6.0 in any sectionEducation MAHuman Nutrition MSc International Sports Journalism MALondon Theatre MA Nutrition BScPGCE programmes – please see websitePlaywriting MATheatre Directing MAPhysiotherapy MSc 7.0 with no less than 6.5 in any sectionSports Journalism MA 7.0 with no less than 7.5 in writing

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How to apply

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There are three ways for international students to apply for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes at St Mary’s.

UndergraduateApply online directly to St Mary’sIf St Mary’s is your only choice of institution and you do not wish to indicate any other universities on your application, then we are able to accept direct applications via our International Undergraduate online application system: www.stmarys.ac.uk/international/form.htm.

Apply through UCAS (www.ucas.com)If you are applying to more than one UK university, you may want to apply through UCAS (the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Our UCAS codes can be found on the website on each course page.

Apply through the Common Appwww.commonapp.orgIf you are applying from the US, or are applying to other universities/colleges that are also Common App members, then you may choose to apply to St Mary’s through the Common Application online system. If you are from a country where we have official representatives, you can apply to us with their help. Please see our website for further information regarding our representative partners.

After you have been offered an undergraduate study place as an overseas student and before we can issue a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) you will be asked to pay a minimum £2,000 deposit towards your tuition fees.

PostgraduateYou can apply online to study a Masters degree by visiting the relevant course page and clicking on ‘Apply for this Course’. Applications should be accompanied by two references and a copy of the certificate of the highest qualification you have gained to date. If you are still waiting to obtain your final Bachelors degree, you can submit your most recent academic transcript.

You are normally required to have at least a second class honours degree from a UK university or an equivalent overseas qualification. The International Admissions Team at St Mary’s is experienced in dealing with qualifications from all over the world. For more information about the specific requirements for your country, please visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/international or email international@stmarys.ac.uk.

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Applicant journey

We will ask you to complete an online form and to email us certain documents (for example, a copy of a bank statement). We will then send you a Certificate of Acceptance of Studies (CAS), so that you can apply for a student visa.

Before you come to the UK, we will send you information on how to book your accommodation, plus lots of helpful pre-arrival information.

Once your offer is unconditional and you have accepted your place, you’ll need to pay a deposit of £2,000 if you require a visa to study in the UK.

Apply to St Mary’s University (see page 14).

Accept your offer online.

If your offer is conditional, email us your final transcriptand English language certificate when you receive them.

Receive a conditional offer (if you have not yet completed your academic or English language qualifications) or an unconditional offer (if you have already completed your qualifications and met any other conditions).

Tuition fees2020/21 non-EU undergraduate fees £12,2502020/21 non-EU postgraduate fees £13,650 (with the exception of PGCE, Physiotherapy and Theatre Directing)

2020/21 EU undergraduate fees £9,2502020/21 EU postgraduate fees starting from £6,000

2020/21 Study Abroad fees £6,125 per semester

For further information, and details on research degree fees, please visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/international/fees.htm.

Scholarships and bursariesSt Mary’s International scholarships are worth £3,000 off the first year’s tuition. The scholarships are open to first year non-EU undergraduate and postgraduate students taught on campus.

Applicants do not need to make a separate scholarship application and will be considered automatically for a scholarship after being made an offer of study. A panel will assess offer holders based on candidates’ prior academic achievement and personal statements. The scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis and therefore candidates who apply for their programme of study early may have a greater opportunity of success.

EU students EU applicants starting their course in 2020 are still eligible for Home fees. Undergraduates may also be eligible for the Tuition Fee Loan or a scholarship for academic attainment, and postgraduates may also be eligible for the Master’s Loan or Doctoral Loan. St Mary’s also offers Sports scholarships for students who can contribute to our continued success in national and international competition. www.stmarys.ac.uk/scholarships

Non-EU students www.stmarys.ac.uk/international/scholarships.htm

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Fees and funding

Cost of living per month

On-campus catered accommodation* Lower price range Upper price range

Catered accommodation £575 (twin room) £950 (single en-suite)Food** £30 £180Internet Included IncludedMobile phone £10 £45Clothes £20 £200Transport £10 £100Social activities £30 £150Total £675 £1,625

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* One academic year typically consists of 9 months, from September to May.** This is to cover lunch, as breakfast and an evening meal are included in your meal plan if you are living in on-campus accommodation.

London is a great city to live in; you can live cheaply or extravagantly, depending on your lifestyle. At St Mary’s we have the benefit of competitively priced on-campus accommodation for undergraduate students, which includes breakfast and an evening meal. Below is an estimate of living costs for a student studying at St Mary’s.

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Greater London location

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St Mary’s has all the advantages of a great London location and the peace and security of a beautiful self-contained campus. With Kingston, Richmond and central London close by, you’ll always fi nd plenty of things to do.

Our leafy campus is only 30 minutes from the heart of London, giving you the opportunity to take advantage of shops and entertainment as well as the cultural and educational benefi ts off ered by theatres, galleries and the latest exhibitions.

Teddington and Twickenham are within walking distance and off er you a variety of shops, restaurants and pubs. Twickenham is on the river, and the larger riverside towns of Kingston and Richmond are just a short bus

ride away. You will fi nd cinemas, live music venues, bars, theatres, and a bowling alley, as well as an excellent range of shops, cafés and restaurants. Kingston nightclubs off er special deals for St Mary’s students and you will fi nd other discounts for students in the area. St Mary’s is also an excellent location for fi nding part-time jobs.

For fresh air, nearby Richmond Park and Bushy Park in Teddington have hundreds of acres of beautiful, secluded woodland for get-away-from-it-all walks as well as space for cycling and running.

The Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew,Henry VIII’s Hampton Court Palace, museums, galleries and several historic houses open to the public, are also very close to the campus.

Central London Richmond Park

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St Mary’s offers you a pleasant learning environment on a beautiful self-contained campus, with a great social life in a diverse and safe community. With nearly 6,000 students studying here, it’s easy to make friends and feel at home.

18th-century Strawberry Hill House, world-famous architecture, plus state-of-the-art facilities, make our campus distinctive. The campus size sustains the friendly atmosphere and as you walk through the grounds you will nearly always bump into somebody you know. You’ll find social events and activities to suit you and plenty of space to socialise.

Dolce Vita café and Olympic-level running track

Strawberry Hill House Making friends on campus

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Aleksandra Poland “My three years at St Mary’s have been an enriching adventure that I’ve had the pleasure to experience. The campus is gorgeous, surrounded by nature in one of the most beautiful parts of London. I made lots of friends and attended a variety of student events as well as joined societies.” Aleksandra Mrowka, PolandBSc Psychology (Year of graduation: 2018)

Lorenzo Italy “St Mary’s is simply unique. One of the best choices I ever made was to join St Mary’s and its community. Over the past two years, I have constantly learned and improved academically as well as at a personal level. It is true, St Mary’s puts its students first and I always felt that I could ask for help anywhere on campus.” Lorenzo Ascione BA Business Management with Sport Science (Year of graduation: 2019)

Louis USA “Studying in St Mary’s was a fantastic decision to continue my pursuit of becoming a sports broadcaster. It has helped me create relationships with fellow students and staff that will last a lifetime. I learnt so much about what I want to do as a profession, all whilst enjoying my time studying abroad in a new country. ” Louis Olvera, USA MA International Sports Journalism (Year of graduation: 2018)

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Mark Malaysia “Studying abroad in the UK is an opportunity to learn from some of the best minds in the world, as well as to network and form relationships. The best thing about the course was the accessibility to the teaching staff, and the relationships that we developed. I was treated well, and respected as an equal. I was left to a lot of self-initiated reading for the Masters, which I enjoyed.

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Upon my return to Malaysia last September, I was transferred to the Headquarters of the Ministry of Health Malaysia. I am currently a Principal Assistant Director in the Medical Legislation and Globalisation branch of the Medical Practice division. The degree has increased my knowledge and widened my perspectives of ethical issues in medicine, and will influence my clinical practice.” Dr Mark Tan, Malaysia MA Bioethics and Medical Law

Xiaoqian China “This course is about training students to teach maths in the UK. Being a teacher is my dream and I like maths very much, so this course is a wonderful platform for me to fulfil my dream. After knowing the history, location and teaching quality of St Marys, I feel this university is the best fit for me.” Xiaoqian Zhong MA Teaching and Learning with QTS (Year of graduation: 2019)

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Saki Japan “I like St Mary’s because it has a cosy and intimate feeling – people are all friends or are linked in one way or another, and I have enjoyed being in an environment where I have been able to meet new people and make friends along the way.” Saki Shibuya, Japan Primary Education

International DepartmentContact the International Department by phone +44 (0) 20 8240 4192 or email international@stmarys.ac.uk

Find out moreFor more of our student testimonials please see Your Country pages which can be found at www.stmarys.ac.uk/international

Alpha Norway “Being an international student at St Mary’s University has been really interesting. I really like St Mary’s because of all the students that are welcoming and the beautiful surroundings of nature. The teachers are helpful and the Learning Development Team has been exceptional with help.

Living on campus is fun. There are a lot of social events to take part in. I would recommend St Mary’s University to anyone who is interested in having a new, fun and really interesting experience with teachers, managers and students that are really helpful. You will have the best possible experience.” Alpha Fürst, Norway Study Abroad (Business Management)

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We want all our international students to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience at St Mary’s, and we offer a range of services and activities to help you make the most of your time with us – pastoral, academic and language support while you are studying, social events and on-campus facilities for you to enjoy during your free time, and a comprehensive orientation programme to help you settle in during those first few weeks.

The international student experience

Campus support servicesThe International Department is here to help international students to get the most out of what St Mary’s can offer. We also oversee outgoing study abroad programmes for students looking to add an additional period of overseas study into their degrees.

The Careers Service provides advice to students on finding and applying for suitable work and volunteering opportunities. They also run a range of workshops, presentations and fairs, including events aimed at incorporating international experience into CVs and career plans.

The Centre for Workplace Learning helps undergraduate students (including study abroad and full-degree international students) gain practical work experience and boost their CVs.

English language support is offered through both:• Weekly in-sessional English courses, available free of charge,

to help enrolled students improve their academic English.

• Pre-sessional courses for students looking to raise their IELTS score by up to 1.0 before starting their degree programme.

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Student support

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Personal tutors will be assigned to you in order to serve as a key point of contact whilst studying in London. Your tutor will provide you with academic support and guidance during your studies.

The International Office is here to answer your questions about how to apply for your student visa.

Safety and security: St Mary’s University is located in Richmond, one of the safest boroughs in London. Our campus is patrolled around the clock by our team of experienced campus safety officers.

The on-campus Health Centre offers the usual medical services provided by a GP practice as well as personal advice on all aspects of student health.

The Wellbeing Service offers professional counselling to students and runs a variety of events to promote positive mental health. Our counsellors all abide by the Ethical Framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), and you can be assured of a discrete service that is respectful and attuned to your needs.

The Chaplaincy has an inclusive mission and welcomes students from all faiths, and none, with a multi-faith prayer room on campus.

The Disability and Dyslexia Service offers extra assistance for students with disabilities, assessed on a case-by-case basis, to help you to be proactive in your studies as an independent learner.

International orientation – your first few weeks at St Mary’sAll students can participate in the St Mary’s Welcome Fortnight. Students from outside of the EU will also be invited to participate in an international induction session that includes:

• A free airport pickup service operating from London Heathrow Airport on selected dates.

• A comprehensive on-campus orientation where students learn about the facilities and support services at St Mary’s, British academic culture, the local area, and opportunities for travel in the UK and Europe.

• A range of social events to help international students get to know the area and settle in.

• A social programme of excursions and tours which can be purchased from our travel partner before arrival at St Mary’s.

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At St Mary’s we understand that student accommodation is more than just a place to study and sleep. It is a place for you to become part of a vibrant and welcoming student community where you will have the chance to mix with students from around the world and meet people who will become your lifelong friends.

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Guide to accommodation for international students www.stmarys.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation

Most halls need to be vacated over the Christmas holiday.

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St Mary’s Students’ Union (SMSU) is a registered charity run by students, for students. SMSU holds elections every year to give you your say on who should be voted in as your main representatives and leaders of the Students’ Union

By becoming a student at St Mary’s you automatically become a member of the Students’ Union. The SU provides support and a voice for every student, giving you the opportunity to have your opinions heard, whether they relate to academic, social or sporting matters.

Students’ UnionThe SU supports a variety of sports clubs and societies that provide the perfect platform for you to express yourself, make friends and socialise.

The SU has a bar and a club, and organises a variety of events on a weekly basis throughout the year. Events take place on and off campus, and include weekly club nights, the much anticipated SIMMStock music festival and the Summer Ball.

For more information visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/student-life/su.

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Societies• Afro-Caribbean• Business Society • CathSoc• Choir• Christian Leadership• Christian Union• Dance• Debating• Drama• Enterprise• Geography• History• International• Labour• Law Society• LGBT+• No Ordinary Society• Nutrition• Pool• Psychology• St Mary’s University

Campus• (SMUC) Radio

Events and activities• Boat Party• Bus2Club• Christmas Festival• The SMSU Elections• SIMMStock Festival• Ski Trip• Societies Awards Dinner• Sports Clubs Awards

Dinner• Summer Ball• RAG Week• Welcome Fortnight• The West

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Sports clubsSee page 33 for a full list

Drama Society

International Society

Psychology Society

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Sport at St Mary’sSt Mary’s understanding of the importance of sport to our students makes us synonymous with sport; in fact, even more than this, it makes St Mary’s a home for sport and physical activity.

We understand how important sport is to our students and the enjoyment and benefits that can be gained through participating. With a wide range of memberships, fitness classes, clubs and sporting programmes for everyone, you’ll be delighted with what the University has to offer.

The University has world-class sports facilities that have been used by numerous international teams. St Mary’s hosted South Africa, Australia and New Zealand for the 2015 Rugby World Cup, for example.

For the London Olympics, teams and athletes from ten different nations including South Africa, China, Japan and Ireland trained with us in preparation for their events.

At the Rio Olympics, St Mary’s athletes, students and alumni including Sir Mo Farah CBE, Moe Sbihi MBE, Susannah Townsend MBE, Karen Bennett and Joshua Buatsi all won medals, putting the University 25th on the overall medal table.

Paralympic success was also a story of the summer, with St Mary’s alumni Toby Gold and Corrine Hall winning three medals for Paralympics GB.

St Mary’s was host to athletes from 14 nations in the build up to the London 2017 World Athletics Championships, including China, Japan, the USA, Kenya and Canada.

Whether you are starting on your fitness journey, want to play sport with your friends or are a world-class athlete, St Mary’s provides a unique and inspirational sporting experience.

For more information please visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/sport.

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Sports clubs• Athletics• Badminton• Basketball • Boxing• Cheerleading• Cricket• Dance • Football • Futsal• Gaelic

Football• Gymnastics• Hockey • Judo and

Jujitsu• Lacrosse

• Longsword Fencing

• Mixed Martial Arts

• Netball• Rowing• Rugby

League• Rugby Union • St Mary’s

Strength• Tennis• Ultimate

Frisbee• Volleyball

Unique partnership with Chelsea Football Club Foundation

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Central London30mins

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Tour our campusYou can fi nd a virtual university tour on our website at www.stmarys.ac.uk/virtual-tours

For more info on our location Visit www.stmarys.ac.uk/student-life/location

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Visit us or take a virtual tourWe know that attending an open event and seeing the campus for yourself will play a crucial part in your decision about where to study. At St Mary’s our open events offer you the opportunity to see our facilities and accommodation, talk to our current students, and meet academic staff who can explain programmes in depth and answer all your questions.

Visitors to our campus are impressed by its leafy surroundings, historic setting and friendly atmosphere – so why not come and see for yourself?

St Mary’s runs weekly campus tours, details of which can be found on the website www.stmarys.ac.uk/open-events/undergraduate.aspx.

If you are unable to visit on a Wednesday, then please email international@stmarys.ac.uk and we will arrange a suitable time for you to have a tour.

Virtual toursIf you are unable to visit the campus, you can take a virtual tour at www.stmarys.ac.uk/contact/virtual-tour.aspx.

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How to get to St Mary’s

St Mary’s is well served by buses and trains and has a Green Travel Plan to promote the use of sustainable modes of transport such as walking, cycling and public transport and to reduce car use.

By busThe 33 from Richmond stops outside the University, and the R68, 281 and 285 stop close by.

By train and tubeStrawberry Hill station is five minutes’ walk away with trains to London Waterloo taking 30 minutes. More frequent trains run from Twickenham. The nearest tube station is Richmond (District Line).

By planeSt Mary’s is located around 30 minutes away from London Heathrow airport. You can take bus 285 from Heathrow central bus station (bus stop 19). However, you can also fly into London City, London Gatwick and Stansted airports which can be reached using public transport.

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The St Mary’s International Department is here to help you find out all you need to know about the programmes we run and how to apply. We want to make it as easy as possible for you, and can answer any questions you might have regarding your application or financing your studies.

Find out more Organise a visit Please contact us at international@stmarys.ac.uk to schedule a campus tour during your visit to London.

Write to us St Mary’s University International Department Waldegrave Road Twickenham, London TW1 4SX

St Mary’s University North American Office 53 W. Jackson Blvd, Suite 1115 Chicago, IL 60604, USA

Call us UK + 44 (0) 20 8240 4192 USA +1 312-451-8014

Email usinternational@stmarys.ac.uk Prospective students from North America can also email usa@stmarys.ac.uk

Find us onlinewww.stmarys.ac.uk/international stmaryslondon.cn

Connect. Follow. Interact.facebook/stmarysworldwide twitter/stmaryslondonuk youtube.com/yourstmarys instagram.com/stmarysworldwide stmarys.ac.uk/news

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The information in this guide is accurate at the time of printing. For the most up-to-date information, please see our website.August 2019

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