伦敦南岸大学
London South Bank University
学费Tuition Fee
英国欧盟UK/EU fees £9,000
国际学生Fees (international) £10,500
地址Address
103 Borough Road, London, SE1 0AA
Performance |
|
Score 数值 |
Ranking 排名 |
2015 Times Ranking |
2015年泰晤士报排名 |
|
122 |
2014 Times Ranking |
2014年泰晤士报排名 |
|
118 |
World Ranking |
世界排名 |
|
|
Student satisfaction |
学生满意度 |
77.7% |
112 |
Research quality |
研究质量 |
2.7% |
89 |
Ucas entry points |
本科录取水平 |
233 |
122 |
Graduate prospects |
毕业生展望 |
49% |
121 |
Firsts and 2:1s |
1等及2等1学位比例 |
59.7% |
97 |
Completion rate |
完成度 |
72.4% |
118 |
Student-staff ratio |
学生-老师比 |
24.2:1 |
120 |
Services/facilities spend |
服务/设施花费 |
£1,250 |
98 |
Graduate salaries |
毕业生起薪 |
£21,661 |
|
Sports points/rank |
体育 |
131.5 |
97 |
Social mix |
学生情况 |
Score数值 |
Undergraduate (full-time) |
本科全日制人数 |
10,325 |
Postgraduate (full-time) |
研究生全日制人数 |
1,885 |
Applications/places |
申请人数/录取人数 |
22,820/3,655 |
Applications/places ratio |
申请录取率 |
6.2:1 |
EU students |
欧盟学生 |
2.4% |
Other overseas students |
海外学生 |
3.4% |
Mature |
成年学生 |
50.1% |
State school educated |
公立学校教育 |
97.8% |
Middle class/working class |
中产/工薪比率 |
52.5/47.5 |
Student satisfaction 学生满意度 |
||
Subject |
科目领域 |
% |
Accounting & Finance |
会计金融 |
91.9 |
Archaeology |
考古学 |
70.1 |
Architecture |
建筑学 |
74.0 |
Art & Design |
艺术设计 |
81.0 |
Biological Science |
生物科学 |
68.6 |
Building |
建造学 |
76.2 |
Business Studies |
商务研究 |
83.4 |
Chemical Engineering |
化工 |
73.3 |
Civil Engineering |
土木工程 |
75.9 |
Communication & Media Studies |
传媒和媒体研究 |
72.9 |
Computer Science |
计算机科学 |
83.8 |
Creative Writing |
创造性写作 |
69.8 |
Drama, Dance & Cinematics |
戏剧舞蹈和电影研究 |
76.8 |
Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
电子电气工程 |
82.4 |
English |
英语 |
74.0 |
General Engineering |
通用工程 |
82.6 |
Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism |
酒店休闲娱乐和旅游 |
73.2 |
Law |
法律 |
86.3 |
Mechanical Engineering |
机械工程 |
77.4 |
Music |
音乐 |
73.8 |
Nursing |
护理 |
65.7 |
Psychology |
心理学 |
74.8 |
Radiography |
射线学 |
79.5 |
Social Work |
社会工作 |
62.6 |
Sociology |
社会学 |
80.9 |
Sport Science |
体育科学 |
84.1 |
伦敦南岸大学 (London South Bank University) 创建于1892年,已经有100多年的建校历史。该校始为伯勒理工学院,后逐渐发展为南岸大学。最近几年通过不断扩建,南岸大学已经成为伦敦最大的大学之一。该校目前有超过21,500名学生。令该校引以自豪的是其一流的教学以及不断拓展的研究项目。
学校声誉
该校在1998年10月6日全英高校评估中为111名。伦敦南岸大学与中国高校的合作已有十余年的历史,不仅与国内的一些著名重点大学和普通大学建立了合作关系,培养了一千多名中国留学生,而且不断开拓创新,推动中英两国在教育和文化领域的深层次合作。
地理位置
南岸大学位于伦敦市中心、泰晤士河边,主校园在历史名区南沃克。南岸艺术中心、英国议会、伦敦市区以及西区皆近在咫尺。
课程设置
南岸大学的课程设置颇具灵活性,许多课程具有较强的职业优势,与工业界和其他行业联系紧密。该校的四所学院——提供本科生课程、硕士课程以及研究学位课程——包括商学院、工程建筑环境学院、文科与人文科学学院、医疗与社会保健学院。
教学资源
南岸大学拥有两座图书馆:分别位于主校园和哈福灵内。校内图书馆共有藏书超过300,000册、期刊超过10,000种。该校新建的学习资源中心于1996年投入使用,此学习资源中心有400个工作站,学生可以通过宽带无线网络与外部的数据库、国际互联网或者联合学术网络联网,从中获取信息。
学校设施
学校将在校内为外国留学生安排单人宿舍。许多学生宿舍建有个人洗澡间以及电话接头。住宿办公室也可以提供建议,帮助学生在伦敦市中心的交通便捷之处寻找合适的住处。南岸大学现有1,100个床位,宿舍距离校园只需步行10分钟路程。所有的宿舍全部为自炊式,而校内亦有许多餐厅以及食品店,供应各种冷热食品。
学校特色
课程优势
LSBU的教学方式灵活,开设的课程广泛,给予学生多种多样的选择。LSBU的很多课程都充分体现了学校对就业能力的极大的重视,通过了一流的行业机构的认证。这意味着学生们的学习内容都通过了行业认可,与伦敦、英国甚至世界其他各地的职场的要求密切相关。学生比例中有超过一半是少数民族的学生,中国学生大概有200-300人,大部份都是读商科。
校园发展
LSBU投资了数百万英镑来建设校园,为学生提供最优质的设施。K2大楼是卫生和社会照管学院及教育系的所在地,也是大学积极建设校园的实例。这栋大楼里有教室、会议室、自助餐厅,还有卫生技能实验室和员工办公室。K2大楼采用了环保、可持续的能源系统,而且建筑高效可再生能源中心(CEREB)也设在这里。
工作机会
LSBU的课程在设计时充分考虑行业中的就业机会和对技能的要求。大学与很多职业机构、用人单位、公共部门及私营企业都建立了合作关系,以此保证开设的课程紧跟当代市场的趋势。
就业指导
LSBU的就业能力与工作服务部为全体师生和毕业生提供职业信息、指导和支持。该部门举办各种就业招聘会、搜集现有职位空缺的名单、给予学生一对一的指导建议,还举办就业能力技能和面试技巧讲座。
学术优势
伦敦南岸大学拥有25,375名大学学生和1700名教职员工。
学校有四个主要学院:商务、计算机和信息管理学院;艺术和人文学院;卫生和社会服务学院;理工和建筑环境学院。学校提供了完善的本科学位、硕士学位和研究式博士学位的课程。一般的学制为:预科1年,学士学位3年,硕士学位15 个月。
另外,在南岸大学还有中英合作的孔子中医学院,这是世界上第一所孔子中医学院,这充分说明了南岸大学在高等教育上的雄厚实力和国际地位。
申请信息
本科申请条件
开学时间:每年6月20日
申请截至日:每年6月30日
高中GPA:85.0
研究生申请条件
开学时间:每年6月20日
申请截至日:每年6月30日
大学GPA:65.0
奖学金/助学金Bursaries/scholarships
Up to 300 scholarships of £2,000 in year 1, based on need. See website for criteria. Progression bursary of £1,000 for those in receipt of these scholarships who are successful at July 2016 examinations.
Students with at least ABB at A level or equivalent a scholarship of £1,000 a year. Progression bursary of £500 for all others who are successful at July 2016 examinations.
大学概况University Profile
London South Bank (LSBU) hopes to benefit from the £3bn regeneration of the Elephant and Castle area on its doorstep. But the new vice-chancellor, Professor David Phoenix, is not waiting for that to make changes that he hopes will make the university more attractive to students and more successful with business and industry.
In response to new undergraduate enrolments dropping for three years in succession, the university’s four faculties are being remodelled into seven academic schools to create their own brands and become more active.
Prof Phoenix also wants more students to spend part of their course in industry and he plans to create more of a campus feel by knitting together the university’s various buildings with more green spaces. LSBU has already invested over £50m in modern teaching facilities, and developments costing a further £38m are planned. The latest major project upgraded the university’s digital facilities at a cost of £14m.
Although satisfaction scores in the National Student Survey have nudged upwards this year – possibly in response to this heavy investment – falls in the average level of entry qualifications, the completion rate and poor graduate prospects drop LSBU to second bottom of our league table.
Students are attracted by a carefully tailored programme of vocational courses that regularly produce the best-paid graduates of any post-1992 university. But about half of them are 21 or over on entry, the mature students’ group that has seen the biggest drop in applications nationally.
Three-quarters of the students are from the capital and more than half are drawn from ethnic minorities. Of about 18,000 undergraduates, just under half study part-time and many are on sandwich courses. Most do not enter with traditional academic qualifications.
The diversity of the intake is encouraged by initiatives such as the summer school for local people to upgrade their qualifications. The courses, some catering for mature students and others for younger age-groups, start at the end of June and are limited to 15 hours a week so as not to affect students’ benefit entitlement.
South Bank has always given a high priority to widening participation in higher education and takes far more students (amounting to 47.5% of the intake) from the lowest socio-economic groups than other universities with similar courses and entry qualifications.
Diploma and degree courses run in parallel so that students can move up or down if they are better suited to another level of study. However, the projected dropout rate of more than one in five is among the highest in the country and well above the expected level.
LSBU is targeting much of its fee income on measures to ensure that more students complete their courses in the expected time. Fees for full-time degree courses are £9,000 a year, but Foundation degrees are available at a number of partner colleges in and around London for a fee of £6,120.
LSBU degrees are also taught at a network of overseas colleges that stretches from China to the Caribbean.
The main campus is in Southwark, not far from the South Bank arts complex. It includes the Centre for Efficient and Renewable Energy in Buildings, a unique teaching, research and demonstration resource for low carbon technologies, and the UK’s first inner city green technology research centre.
The Clarence Centre for Enterprise and Innovation supports start-up businesses - LBSU is one of the top universities for “knowledge transfer partnerships” with firms and other outside organisations. Specialist facilities such as the Centre for Explosion and Fire Research lead the way.
Although the university entered only 87 academics for the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, their average grades were among the best of the new universities. More than 40% of the submission was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent.
Some health students are based on the other side of London, in hospitals in Romford and Leytonstone, where there is a smaller satellite campus in Havering to supplement that in Southwark.
The university now trains 40% of London’s nurses and has well-regarded courses in occupational therapy and radiography. Psychology degrees were revamped for 2012–13, making the university one of the first to adopt industry recommendations for an integrated curriculum that provides a deeper knowledge of the subject.
A new student centre opened in 2012, bringing the students’ union and many support services together to make them more convenient and accessible. A new hall of residence has added to the residential places within ten minutes’ walk of the main campus, but first year students cannot yet be guaranteed housing.
The university’s new-look sports centre opened in July after a million-pound makeover, with a multi-purpose sports hall, therapy services and facilities that include a 40-station fitness suite and a sports injury clinic. Southwark council contributed £300,000 to improve the facilities and guarantee public access. The university provides a comprehensive sports scholarship scheme.
学生观点Student view
Ilham Abdishakur, students’ union president
First impressions
It’s not hard to make friends here, it’s like finding a new family.
Worst feature
Finding a suitable rented property takes time, so plan ahead.
Making a difference
Lecturers have excellent contacts in industry and can support you beyond the classroom.
Deal clincher
Entrepreneurs can get up to £10,000 to start their own businesses.