University of Central Lancashire Courses and Fees 2025

• The course was more of practical learning but backed with a lot of research on it.

• Positive aspects
  - Great modules
  - knowledgeable tutors
  - Advanced Infrastructure and facilities
  - Proper study material provided
  - Rigorous practice of concepts done under tutors supervision
  - 24x7 teams access which allowed quick reply for doubts.

• Negatives
  - More Personal attention needed to students
  - Hated the written paper format at the end of semester.

• There was a short breakdown to the fees structure. It was a onetime yearly payment.
  Total amount of the course - 15500 GBP

  4000GBP scholarship
  Remaining amount - 11500GBP

  5750 GBP for booking the admission
  5750 GBP as last payment before commencing. 

• Monthly expense are as follows
  * 430-500 GBP living 
  * 100 GBP for grocery 
  * 2 GBP per bus journey, single way
  * Train starts any where from 3 GBP depends upon the distance.
  * And extra expense for local takeaway dinners, party and other.

• Although online platforms were there, they charged exorbitant prices. I had a family member who was abroad and had some knowledge of the house rates so it helped to get a reasonable accommodation near to university premises.
• Some challenges initially faced were that most of the housemates were international students from other countries so it took some time to get familiar.

• I completed my course in MBA with work-based learning. After completion of my course, I secured a job at University of Central Lancashire and worked as a project administrator from September 2022 to December 2023 with a starting salary of £23500 per annum.
• Later, I have secured a role with the School of Medicine and Dentistry as a Professionalism Support Officer from October 2023 to June 2024 with a salary of £25700 per annum. Currently I am a freelancing consultant and entrepreneur, based in India.

• I managed to find accommodation on Openrent.co.uk There are a set of websites that can help in finding suitable accommodation, such as Spareroom, Rightmove, and Facebook marketplace.
• The main challenge I faced was to find a local guarantor for the accommodation, most of the landlords prefer to give rooms to those students who have a local guarantor or to someone who can give a reference and take the responsibility of the student.

• Some of the students had good connections, so they tied up with the sponsorship providers for the working opportunity, but for half of the class, it was really difficult to get one.
• There were many reasons; students used to get rejected, and they used to think that it was a kind of discrimination, but actually, it was a lack of experience and resume formatting errors as per the desired role. Language and accent were the barriers for some.
• The lowest salary was the minimum wage, and the highest was 14000 to 18000 GBP annually. Only 40% of the class secured a full-time opportunity, and hence, for some of them, it was very difficult to complete the module on professional placement reflection.
• Later on, for those who could not get the job, the professional placement was changed to complete some mandatory theoretical additional module as part of the credit system completion.

Course syllabus was updated but may be they can add few more subjects related to MBA.

It's been more than 2 years, so I don't think my tuition fee will help new students because all the fee structure has been changed later. Still for the information I had paid almost 9lakh for one year including scholarship.

Course side and teaching was good in our school because there is only one professor deal with 3 core subjects and he’s very jovial and mingle with students. Subjects are very easy but some general subject professors always tried to fail international students

High and not worth for that education