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MSc Computer Science |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Hello and welcome to your MSc Computer Science course My name is Khaled Mahbub and will be the Course leaders for the programme, which means I have the responsibility for the success, well-being, and your overall experience within the course. To achieve this, I work very closely with the Module leaders and Personal tutors ensuring, collectively we maintain and enhance your educational experience. Course details: We are using the Moodle course management system for this course. Please refer to the Moodle page where you will find all the resources you need for your studies. I recommend that you log into Moodle now to ensure you can access the first semester modules of the programme. The module navigation menu will include links to the Module description, learning outcomes, assessment details, lecturer presentations, teaching videos, assessment submission points and any announcements to updates on your module. I strongly advise you also, to explore the following link which introduces you to IT systems deployed for your well-being, including iCity, a central web portal, where you will find personalised information, including your email account and course enrolment details. Information on Student support services can be found here .The link provides a range of support, including study skills, financial advice, accommodation issues, mental health and much more. |
| Essential Equipment / IT recommendations |
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Getting started with IT (Essential reading) Office 365 The Office 365 suite of applications is free to all BCU students – just sign in here with your BCU password and email address. You can also download a free copy of Office 2016 on up to 5 personal devices (which includes Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more). |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
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We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
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Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
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Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
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We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Advanced Computer Science |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to your MSc Advanced Computer Science and Induction Week! We have planned a range of activities for you to enjoy and to have fun meeting new people and engaging with our talks, workshops and union activities. These activities will help you find your way around the school and campus and also to enable you to meet your peers and tutors. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Digital Transformation |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to Birmingham City University. I am delighted that you are joining the Digital Transformation course. During Welcome Week you will have many interesting activities that will help you find your way around the University, and allow you to meet key people in the Faculty. I look forward to finding out more about you as a person and exploring your career aspirations to ensure you get the most out of your time whilst studying with us. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Cyber Security |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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On behalf of the programme team, I warmly welcome you to the MSc Cyber Security course at Birmingham City University. I hope you are excited to join us for induction week! We have many fun and engaging activities planned to help you find your way around the school/campus and to enable you to meet your peers, tutors, and some alumni. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Advanced Computer Networks |
| Course location |
|
Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
|
| Welcome message |
|
Welcome to BCU and the MSc Advanced Computer Networks course! I hope you are excited to join us for the induction week! We have a range of activities planned to help you find your way around the school and the campus as well giving you an opportunity to meet your peers and tutors. Come ready to participate, learn and enjoy your postgraduate study with us. We are looking forward to meeting you. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Big Data Analytics |
| Course location |
|
Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
|
| Welcome message |
|
Welcome to BCU on MSc Big Data Analytics course. During Welcome Week you will have many interesting activities that will help you find your way around the University, allow you to meet key people and essentially set you up for your start towards an exciting future. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc User Experience Design |
| Course location |
|
Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
|
| Welcome message |
|
Welcome to BCU and the MSc User Experience Design course! I hope you are excited to join us for induction week – we have a range of activities planned to help you find your way around the School and campus (as well as opportunities to meet your peers and tutors). |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Artificial Intelligence |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
| Welcome message |
|
Welcome to BCU and the MSc Artificial Intelligence course! I hope you are excited to join us for induction week – we have a range of activities planned to help you find your way around the School and campus (as well as opportunities to meet your peers and tutors). |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Smart Manufacturing |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Computing and Digital Technology, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP230 |
| Course Leader |
| Welcome message |
|
On behalf of the programme team, I warmly welcome you to the MSc Smart Manufacturing course at Birmingham City University. I hope you are excited to join us for induction week! We have many fun and engaging activities planned to help you find your way around the school/campus and to enable you to meet your peers, tutors, and some alumni. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Mechanical Engineering |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to the MSc Mechanical Engineering with professional placement at Birmingham City University. Your programme is part of the Engineering Department within the School of Engineering and the Built Environment (EBE). We hope that you will have a challenging, stimulating and enjoyable time studying with us this academic year leading to successful and fruitful results. Mechanical Engineering offers an exciting programme of study which is critical, challenging and forward-looking. The programme also seeks to promote excellent reputation within industry for providing the appropriate knowledge and skills to match its needs. Our vision for Mechanical Engineering has been focussed by the determination to strike an equitable balance between the technological aspects, the principle skills and techniques necessary for a successful career within your discipline, and the demands of employers and professional bodies for this discipline-specific programme. Mechanical Engineering is taught by active researchers and practitioners who ensure that your curriculum is innovative in terms of content, assessment and delivery. A particular characteristic of Mechanical Engineering is its established tradition of research-informed teaching. Mechanical Engineering has also been designed in alignment with appropriate professional accreditation requirements and seamless progression themes that reflect the Quality Assurance Agency Subject Benchmark Statements and the Programme Learning Outcomes. Consistent to the academic requirements, the learning experience of the programme reflects the nature of your career discipline, both in its content and skills provision. This culminates in the use of real life projects (particularly in relation to project modules), case studies, scenarios and laboratory sessions in addition to the appropriate theoretical principles and analytical tools. Your Programme Leader has overall responsibility for ensuring that quality and standards are maintained for the delivery of your programme. Module leaders will look after your interests at the modular level. They report to the Programme Leader and oversee the teaching of the module for which they have responsibility. They devise the teaching programme, produce module handbooks and contribute to Annual Monitoring. Technical advisers and Support Technicians have a wide range and depth of vocational knowledge and experience and will support you when appropriate. You will be given every opportunity to discuss the programme with the programme and module leaders, and the teaching team are prepared to give assistance to you as necessary. The teaching team has an excellent reputation with existing students in terms of communication and availability. You are able to contact members of the teaching team throughout your study on the programme. In terms of formal opportunities for offering your feedback, there will be student representation from the Mechanical Engineering at the appropriate programme committee. Your feedback will also take place through using standard Module and Programme Evaluation Questionnaires. This feedback is analysed in team meetings and responses are fed into Annual Monitoring and back to you at the appropriate committee. In this Programme Handbook, we hope to give you all the essential information you will need in order to successfully complete your qualification. This handbook should be read in conjunction with individual module handbooks and guides, learning resources found on Course Resources and website information. In addition to the help, information and advice available in this Programme Handbook, each module has its own handbook. Module Handbooks should normally include:
As part of the Quality Assurance arrangements for your programme, your work is firstly internally moderated and then externally moderated by an External Examiner to ensure that the standards of your programme are comparable with other Universities in this country. Tony Hayward - Programme Leader |
| Purchase your Engineering safety equipment |
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You can purchase all of your Engineering safety equipment - lab coat, goggles, and shoes through our BCU online store at great prices. It is important that you purchase these items before and during Welcome Week so that you can start practical activities in our workshops as soon as you arrive. This year, all new first-year and foundation Engineering students will have colour-coded lab coats to represent the course you are studying, and these will be BCU branded and embroidered. If you have already purchased a lab coat ready for Welcome Week (proof of purchase will be required), please contact the technical team at EBE_Technical_Services@bcu.ac.uk and we can look into this on a case by case basis. Safety boots and safety goggles are the same from our store as you will find elsewhere so if you have already purchased these in advance of starting the course that is fine and hang on to them. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
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We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Automotive Engineering |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to the MSc Automotive Engineering at Birmingham City University. Your course is part of the Engineering Centre within the School of Engineering and the Built Environment (EBE). We hope that you will have a challenging, stimulating and enjoyable time studying with us this academic year leading to successful and fruitful results. Automotive Engineering offers an exciting course of study which is critical, challenging and forward-looking. The course also seeks to promote excellent reputation within industry for providing the appropriate knowledge and skills to match its needs. Using real-life projects (particularly in relation to project modules), case studies, scenarios and laboratory sessions in addition to the appropriate theoretical principles and analytical tools will empower you to gain all these skills. The course is also aimed to strike an equitable balance between the technological aspects, the principle skills and techniques necessary for a successful career within your discipline, and the demands of employers and professional bodies for this discipline-specific course. You will be given every opportunity to discuss the programme with the programme and module leaders, and the teaching team are prepared to give assistance to you as necessary. The teaching team has an excellent reputation with existing students in terms of communication and availability. You are able to contact members of the teaching team throughout your study on the programme. In terms of formal opportunities for offering your feedback, there will be student representation from the Mechanical Engineering at the appropriate programme committee. Your feedback will also take place through using standard Module and Programme Evaluation Questionnaires. This feedback is analysed in team meetings and responses are fed into Annual Monitoring and back to you at the appropriate committee. In this Programme Handbook, we hope to give you all the essential information you will need in order to successfully complete your qualification. This handbook should be read in conjunction with individual module handbooks and guides, learning resources found on Course Resources and website information. In addition to the help, information and advice available in this Programme Handbook, each module has its own handbook. Module Handbooks should normally include:
As part of the Quality Assurance arrangements for your programme, your work is firstly internally moderated and then externally moderated by an External Examiner to ensure that the standards of your programme are comparable with other Universities in this country. Dr. Jens Lahr - Course Leader |
| Essential equipment |
| You will be required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) consisting of safety shoes and a lab coat during your practical laboratory and workshop sessions. At enrolment you will be provided with a John Smiths voucher to the value of £150 which should be used to purchase this equipment. |
| Purchase your Engineering safety equipment |
|
You can purchase all of your Engineering safety equipment - lab coat, goggles, and shoes through our BCU online store at great prices. It is important that you purchase these items before and during Welcome Week so that you can start practical activities in our workshops as soon as you arrive. This year, all new first-year and foundation Engineering students will have colour-coded lab coats to represent the course you are studying, and these will be BCU branded and embroidered. If you have already purchased a lab coat ready for Welcome Week (proof of purchase will be required), please contact the technical team at EBE_Technical_Services@bcu.ac.uk and we can look into this on a case by case basis. Safety boots and safety goggles are the same from our store as you will find elsewhere so if you have already purchased these in advance of starting the course that is fine and hang on to them. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
| Welcome message |
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A warm welcome from the team is extended to you for your forthcoming postgraduate studies in MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management program. Your course is part of the Engineering Centre within the School of Engineering and the Built Environment (EBE). We wish you very success in your study and hope you have a really good experience here at Birmingham City University and a successful career following your graduation. As a logistics and supply chain manager, you will have highly developed strategic abilities that ensure your business runs smoothly to maintain a competitive advantage. Our team of qualified tutors has extensive industry and research experience, helping support & guide you throughout your course and professional career. Employability is a core theme throughout the course – not only will you have acquired the managerial, digital and analytical skills necessary for logistics and supply chain professions but also you will have a chance of improving your critical thinking skills, enriching your knowledge and expanding your network with our diverse population of students from all around the world and from various backgrounds. Our MSc program is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), which is a well known professional body in the UK and will ensure you graduate with the skills the industry demands you need to excel in global management positions. You will study modules that develop essential management techniques including supply chain planning and analytics, procurement, logistics operations management, project management, and strategic and finance management. You will also study enterprise systems with an industry-recognised software such as SAP to develop your digital skills and help you stand out to future employers. Doing a postgraduate course is indeed a very challenging and demanding journey. But we are here to support you all the way through. We hope you find this journey very rewarding. Besides the hard work, we also hope you can enjoy your time with us. As the UK's second largest city and a powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution in Britain, Birmingham has a lot to offer due to its rich history and diverse culture. You may also make some life-long friends on this course. On behalf of the course team, welcome on board! We look forward to meeting you at induction where you will meet your tutors and learn more about your course. Omer Ozturkoglu, Ph.D. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Project Management(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
| Welcome message |
|
Welcome to BCU’s MSc Project Management course. This course resides in the Department of Engineering within the School of Engineering and the Built Environment (EBE). We wish you success in your study and hope you have a good experience here at Birmingham City University as well as a successful career following your graduation. Many of the tutors in the course have years of experience in both higher education and industry as well as academic qualifications, helping to support and guide you throughout your studies. Employability is a core theme throughout the course, and we strive to provide students with the skills and knowledge that industry demands to excel in project management positions. Moreover, career prospects are expected to keep pace with the rapid advances in project management methods and intelligent based technologies, hence, there is expected to be continuing demand for competent, versatile postgraduates who can design and implement innovative solutions for industry. Our MSc course is accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM), which is a recognised professional body in the UK. The MSc in Project Management provides students with a deep understanding of both the technical and soft skills requirements necessary for the successful delivery of projects. This MSc is one of two MSc courses within the Engineering Management group of programmes. The other MSc course is MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Throughout your studies with us, you will develop creative thinking, leadership and management skills through teamwork, discussion, and peer review. You’ll develop new skills to an advanced level, becoming a highly skilled manager capable of administering major projects within and across different organisations. You will also gain a range of valuable transferrable skills, such as time management, organisation, problem solving and more. The Professional Placement version of the course is optional and is offered as an alternative to the standard version of the course. This will allow you to complete a credit bearing, 20 week Professional Placement as an integral part of your Master’s Degree. The purpose of the Professional Placement is to improve your employability skills which will, through the placement experience, allow you to evidence your professional skills, attitudes and behaviours at the point of entry to the postgraduate job market. You will study modules that develop essential project management techniques including principles of project management, international business and marketing, research methods, resource management, international operations and logistics, and procurement and contract law. A range of assessment methods are used with associated assessment criteria. Knowledge and skills are assessed, formatively and summatively, by a number of methods such as coursework, examinations, presentations, vivas, and so forth. Although very rewarding, doing a Master’s degree is indeed a very challenging and demanding journey. But we are here to support you all the way. The course team and the University’s support services are here to help you make the most of your time at the University and to support you in achieving your full potential. For further detailed information about the University, life in Birmingham and the advice and support available to all students please go to our Student Info page. If you have any questions about the contents of this Course, need further information or have any concerns at any time during your studies, please do not hesitate to let us know. Dr. Aminu Bature |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Construction Project Management(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to our MSc Construction Project Management course! We are very honoured to be your choice of postgraduate study. Our students in this course come from various background. You may come from different disciplines of construction industry such as civil engineering, architecture, quantity surveying, real estate and construction management. Some of you have years’ construction working experience and know the industry inside out while some of you may just came out of your undergraduate study. And you may come from overseas with very different culture, tradition and religion. But you have the same aspiration, that is to become a competent construction project manager and have a long-lasting career in the construction industry. The diversity of our students on this course will enrich your learning experience tremendously by sharing ideas and experience. Doing a postgraduate study is indeed a very challenging and demanding journey. But we are here to support you all the way through. By the end of this course, we hope you find this journey is also very rewarding. You will not only learn knowledge about construction project management to become a competent practitioner, but more importantly, develop your intellectual capability to become a reflective, life-long learner with critical thinking so you can continuously develop your career in whatever the direction you choose. When reflecting on the experience on this course, a previous graduate who successfully completed the course with Distinction said that this course had changed his way of thinking and how he viewed the construction industry and its practice. This is the biggest compliment we could wish for, and we hope we can achieve the same with you this time. Besides the hard work, we also hope you can enjoy your time with us. As the 2nd city of Britain, Birmingham has a lot to offer due to its rich history and diverse culture. You may also make some life-long friends on this course. On behalf of the course team, welcome on board! We are looking forward to working with you and helping you to achieve your goals. Hong Xiao Programme Leader for MSc Construction Project Management |
| Essential equipment |
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There is no any particular equipment that students should have prior to starting the course. But if you would like to buy a laptop for your study, when possible, please buy a non iMac one as it is not compatible with a software we are going to use in this course. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management (Distance Learning) |
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This is a distance learning course. If you have any queries then please contact your Course Leader Poonam Aulak |
MSc International Project Management (Distance Learning) |
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This is a distance learning course. If you have any queries then please contact your Course Leader Poonam Aulak |
MSc Quantity Surveying(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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On behalf of the course team, may I welcome you to the MSc Quantity Surveying course. I wish you every success in your study and hope you have a really good experience here at Birmingham City University and a successful career following your graduation. Many of the tutors in the course have years of practical experience as well as academic qualifications with several members of staff actively involved in our professional bodies and the final assessment of graduates in their professional interviews. If you have any questions about the contents of this Course Guide, need further information or have any concerns at any time during your studies, please do not hesitate to let us know. The course team and the University’s support services are here to help you make the most of your time at the University and to support you in achieving your full potential. For further detailed information about the University, life in Birmingham and the advice and support available to all students please visit this page Please also link to the CEBE Student Network page, which is an information hub and community network to keep you connected to your Faculty and where you can find more info for new starters https://moodle.bcu.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=78243 Best wishes |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Real Estate Management(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
|
Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
|
All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
|
Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
|
| Welcome message |
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I look forward to meeting you during the induction week. We have lots of activities planned to help you find your way around the campus, find out how things work, enable you to meet your peers and tutors, and get you started on your real estate journey. As a course leader for the MSc Real Estate Management degree course, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the truly great city of Birmingham, Birmingham City University and the School of Engineering and the Built Environment. You have chosen a course which is diverse and dynamic, academic but professional, challenging yet rewarding. I urge you to read this Handbook carefully as it is designed to enable you to understand the aims and structure of the course, the rules and regulations which govern your study as well as the types of assessment methods you will encounter as part of the course. I want you to succeed in your studies and to get the best possible start to your future career in Real Estate. This is where the journey starts! Once again, I welcome you on board and look forward to helping you reach your full potential. For detailed information about the University, life in Birmingham and the advice and support available to all students please go to current-students. Timothy Lee - Course Leader |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
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We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
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Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
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Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
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We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MA Planning Built Environments(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to MA Planning Built Environments! This course has been designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and tools to start understanding and fitting the disparate pieces of the built and natural environment jigsaw together; improving the ways in which policy and decisions are made regarding all aspects of place-making. The course builds on applied academic research and contemporary planning practice, stressing the importance of both the process and outcomes of planning interventions that are made in the public interest. The course uses real life assignments and learning; helping you to learn how to apply the principles you learn. The course design and delivery uses expertise across our sustainability, real estate and planning teams and external experts in planning research and practice to address key challenges and opportunities across the built (including historic) environments. Here natural, political and social sciences converge to equip you to understand the different opportunities and challenges when dealing with complex planning problems in city, urban fringe and rural domains. The combination of accelerated climate and environmental change, resource pressures and rapidly evolving social, legal and political contexts demand that the planner of the future is better equipped with the science, tools and skills to help shape the kind of high quality multi-functional places we increasingly need. This course is accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and we are also seeking accreditation by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). It offers a clear pathway to RTPI chartered status and prepares you for a career as an interdisciplinary and challenge-focused professional. In order to provide this interdisciplinary education, the course follows a 3 x 3 x 3 model in terms of structure. Three modules are bespoke to planning; three modules are interdisciplinary and are shared with other built environment courses and three modules are specialised relating to the dissertation, allowing you to specialise in an area that most interests you. You will be assigned a personal tutor when you start the course who will be your first port of call if you need help. You will have a dissertation supervisor assigned to you early on to begin supporting you with this challenging assignment. Each module assessment is made clear at the start of the module, and the module tutor will provide class time to discuss the assessment and provide guidance. You will need to work hard to excel on this challenging but rewarding course, but we do everything we can to support you to get on well with your learning and plan your time effectively. We look forward to welcoming you onto the course! |
| Essential equipment |
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There is no specific essential equipment needed, but when we do make site visits (ie outside the classroom), stout footwear and clothing appropriate to the weather are recommended. There is one excellent book that will help you throughout the course, although it is not a “set text” it would be helpful to have access to a copy: this is the 15th edition of Cullingworth et al (2015) Town and Country Planning in Britain. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
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We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
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Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
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Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
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We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Civil Engineering(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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Welcome to the MSc Civil Engineering course! I hope you are excited to join us for induction week! We have lots of fun and engaging activities planned to help you find your way around the school and campus and also to enable you to meet your peers and tutors. The course is designed to respond to the demand from industry for highly trained professionals and provides the skills and knowledge required for entry into a wide range of career paths. We sincerely hope it will allow you to fulfil your career aspirations and that it will be of immediate interest and value. We look forward to participating in your education over the coming years and wish you all the best in your studies! |
| Essential equipment |
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We strongly suggest you have a laptop computer and a scientific calculator prior to starting on the course. Do not rely on your mobile phone! |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
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We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
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We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Digital Construction(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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First and foremost, welcome to Birmingham City University, and to a unique opportunity that will place you at the front line of graduates, and provide you with an overarching set of skills and knowledge within digitalisation in the built environment. As you all know, the last decade has witnessed a major technological transformation within the built environment sector both in the UK and worldwide. This transformation has impacted many of the traditional processes and practices across the whole life cycle of the built environment. The impact can be recognised through automated and lean processes as result of using different technologies, which ultimately have a direct influence on time, cost and quality within projects. Nowadays, there is an increasing shift toward integration of computing-related areas including Smart Systems (e.g. Internet of Things), Data Analytics, Machine Learning and Cloud Computing to overcome complex issues. Despite this continually rapid transformation, the built environment industry is becoming aware of many new skill sets and digital competencies to overcome issues, and more importantly, advance the built environment industry. The MSc Digital Construction is built on 5 main areas of knowledge: Digital Transformation, Integrated Processes, Innovation, Smart Production and Decision-making. So brace yourself for an exciting and unique journey with this course, which will prepare you to become as one of the digital pioneers in the industry. Your Course Leader Mohammad Mayouf |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
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We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
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Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |
MSc Building Surveying with Facilities Management(Full Time and Part Time) |
| Course location |
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Millennium Point, City Centre Campus (Room numbers start with MP) |
| Start date |
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All students should attend campus during Welcome Week, which begins on Monday 12 September. Your course team will schedule activities for you to find out more about your course, meet your lecturers and other students and find your way around campus. There will also be plenty of social activities to help you settle in and make new friends. You will be able to see your timetable for the whole term, including Welcome Week at the beginning of September. This will be available on iCity or the iBCU App. You can also download the University Assistant app and sign up with your course details for updates on Welcome Week. |
| Your Faculty and School |
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Your course is part of our School of Engineering and the Built Environment, within the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and The Built Environment. Your School Office is your first point of enquiry during your time with us. You can find them at: Millennium Point, MP462 |
| Course Leader |
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| Welcome message |
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On behalf of the course team, may I welcome you to MSc Building Surveying programme with Facilities Management course. I wish you every success in your study and hope you have a really good experience here at Birmingham City University and a successful career following your graduation. Many of the tutors in the course have years of practical experience as well as academic qualifications with several members of staff actively involved in our professional bodies and the final assessment of graduates in their professional interviews. If you have any questions about the contents of this Course Guide, need further information or have any concerns at any time during your studies, please do not hesitate to let us know. The course team and the University’s support services are here to help you make the most of your time at the University and to support you in achieving your full potential. For further detailed information about the University, life in Birmingham and the advice and support available to all students please visit this page. Thank you. |
| What should I bring on my first day? |
|
We look forward to welcoming you on your first day! You are required to have your ID card visible at all times when on campus, so if you have received yours before your first day, ensure you bring this with you. If you enrolled late you will need to collect one on campus during your first few days. In order to complete your enrolment you will need the following: UK/EU students
International students As well as the items listed above, you should also bring the following:
What else? The rest is up to you, there is a shop, café, pub, computer access and water fountains on campus, but we recommend on your first day you bring the following:
And remember, the weather in Birmingham can be changeable! |
| Pre-arrival activity |
|
Before you arrive on campus, you may need to complete a course related induction task. Here under 'Induction/Welcome Week' you will find information on tasks you need to complete before you arrive. This is the link to your Course Moodle page where you will find lots of useful information, valuable throughout your course. Please note that you will need to have enrolled before you can access the Moodle page. |
| Your Student Success Adviser team |
|
Your Student Success Adviser team is here to support you throughout your journey. They're based within your Faculty and provide support for student welfare, run events throughout the year, and can help you access services and wider university support networks. Get in touch with your Student Success Adviser team: Contact the team on cebesuccess@bcu.ac.uk or on Moodle to book an appointment, view the FAQs and find out more about faculty activities. |
| Social media accounts |
|
Make sure to keep up to date and follow us on all our social media! BCU Social Media |
| International students |
|
We expect all international students to arrive in the UK and engage with their studies for Semester 1 from week 1 (w/c 19 September). The final deadline to arrive in the UK to complete enrolment will be week 4 (w/c 10 October). Please check the guidelines on entering the UK from your country or territory before planning your journey. |