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Pre-masters Programme
University of Aberdeen International Study Centre
Full Time
Sep 2027
12 Week
The Pre-Masters Programme at the International Study Centre is specially designed to help international students like you transition to postgraduate study in the UK. Over a fast-track twelve-week programme, you will study a mix of core modules and subject-specific classes in your chosen subject route to fully prepare you for your chosen progression degree.Progress to your degreeDepending on your subject route, you can progress to a variety of degree types. Your career goals and personal interests will determine which degree you study, but it could be anything from an MBA, a MSc, or an LLM. Some Masters degrees are available for a September or January start, and some for September start only.
This module covers: introduction to economics; demand focusing on consumer choice; supply and the costs of firms; market equilibrium; market structure; the importance of competition; monopolies and strategic interactions.
This module covers: legal topics and associated economic, moral and ethical arguments; understanding what the law can and cannot do; regulation and citizens; regulation and commerce.
This module covers: law of property and obligations; law of contract; contract in comparative context.
This module covers: HRM; marketing; business strategy; operation management; entrepreneurship.
This module covers: introduction to the English and Scottish legal systems; domestic sources of law; legal reasoning; international sources of law; the courts and tribunals in England, Wales and Scotland; introduction to the criminal justice system; introduction to the civil justice system, civil litigation and ADR.
This module covers: differentiation; unconstrained optimisation; partial differentiation and total differentials; confidence intervals and hypothesis testing; brief introduction to integration; probability and random variables; the nature of econometrics and economic data.
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