Anglia Ruskin University - Cambridge

Acceptance Rate

Anglia Ruskin University acceptance rate is relatively low at 52%. This means that over half of applicants who apply to study at Anglia Ruskin are offered a place. The university aims to provide higher education opportunities to a broad range of students. While Anglia Ruskin maintains academic standards in considering applications, its acceptance rate reflects an inclusive admissions policy intended to give many students a chance at university education.

 

 Entry Requirements

Following are the essential Anglia Ruskin University entry requirements, academic standards and language competency tests for applying to the various programmes provided by the university -.

 

Fees

The university offers an enormous range of undergraduate and graduate programmes. Anglia Ruskin University fees for each programme are determined based on whether you are an international or domestic type of course specialisations and the level of programme students choose. Universities also charge an additional sum for the services and facilities provided on campus. Here is a breakdown of the fees based on each course per year -

 

• Master of Business Administration [M.B.A] - £19,200 /Yr
• Master of Science [M.Sc] Artificial Intelligence with Cyber Security - £17,700 /Yr
• M.S - £15,900 - 17,700 /Yr
• M.B.A - £ 19,200 /Yr
• M.Sc Nursing - £17,700 /Yr
• B.Sc Nursing - £15,900 /Yr
• B.Eng - 16,700 /Yr
• M.A - 15,000 - 18,600 /Yr

 

Placement

Students at ARU can take advantage of multiple services of free career and employability resources. Anglia Ruskin University placements are ranked in the top 25% of all universities in the United Kingdom for full-time undergraduate employment and are ranked first in the East of England. Students can enrol in the Employability Programme to gain skills that will prepare them to enter the job industry. Many of the programmes include internships as part of their modules to help students gain work experience. ARU provides the following services -

 

• Advice on their career.
• Interview practise sessions.
• Preparing a resume and CV.
• Workshops and job fairs on-campus.
• Support, guidance and mentoring for students.