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I would personally describe the foundation programme at Royal Holloway as a unique university experience on both an academic, and also a social level.
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Royal Holloway was different. From the beginning I found every person with whom I corresponded so supportive that it got to the point where I decided that this was the only place I wanted to study.
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After I joined the Pre-sessional English Language Programme, I had the chance to practise and develop my language. This enhanced my ability.
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Departmental course options
These links will take you to the course options available for Visiting Students for each department, most of which can be viewed and downloaded in PDF format. To read it on-line, you will need a PDF viewer - Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded here.
Please note that all courses are subject to timetabling considerations and there may be changes in course availability from year to year.
If you are now applying to a department whose 2010/11 courses are not yet published, please use the 2009/10 listings for your initial application, as annual course changes may only be minor.
| Departmental Course options |
| Criminology and Sociology Information regarding course offerings will be available shortly |
English Literature |
Geography (including Globalisation and Development) |
Health & Social Care |
| Media Arts |
| Modern Languages |
Politics & International Relations |
| Royal Holloway International: English Language Courses Foreign Languages (beginner and intermediate levels) Please note: foreign language courses are under review and they may not be available in 2010/11. |
Sociology |
