King's College London was founded by George IV and the Duke and Prime Minister of Wellington. It is one of the two earliest schools in London, one of the oldest and most prestigious schools in Britain, and a well-known college of Russell University Group in Britain. In the history of 100 years, the school has trained many dignitaries and eight Nobel Prize winners. The school is committed to providing students with a positive learning environment and high-quality teaching and research level. In order to enable more students to enter King's College London smoothly, the school has specially set up some pre-master courses to choose from. The following are the pre-master courses organized by students.

A brief introduction to the master's preparatory course at King's College, University of London, UK;

Pre-master's degree:

Preparatory courses start in September and 1 month, but students are not guaranteed to enter our master's program.

Courses:

The master's preparatory course at King's College London has two core modules and one elective module. The core modules are academic English and culture, theory and society, and the optional modules are enterprise management skills and comprehensive research, Europe and the world: political, economic and social skills and comprehensive research, comprehensive research on international relations, and legal and comprehensive research.

Admission requirements:

Undergraduate graduates have a degree certificate with an average score of 75. Students enrolled in September require IELTS 5.5, including writing and reading 5.5, listening and speaking 5,65438+10. Students enrolled in September require IELTS 6.0, with no less than 5.5 for each item.

The master's preparatory course is divided into the following three directions:

Biomedical science and engineering. Postgraduate Diploma in English for Biomedical Science and Technology;

Compulsory courses: academic English, biomedical science and comprehensive research skills, literature-based scientific English research science, biomedical science;

Elective courses: biochemistry and human disease genetics, biological aging, biomolecules, tropical parasitic diseases, inflammatory pharmacology, pharmacology and neuropsychiatric diseases, pharmacy and endocrine system and cancer treatment, regenerative medicine topics: stem cells, cell therapy and tissue engineering human diseases. Work, sociology, women's studies, etc.