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Pre-masters Programme
University of Surrey International Study Centre
Full Time
Sep 2026
2 Semester
The Management, Finance, Hospitality and Tourism Pre-Masters programme provides the subject knowledge, language proficiency and study skills you need to progress to postgraduate study in a related field at the University of Surrey. During the one and two-semester programme you will study a core unit of general subject skills and subject-specific units, which are carefully designed for your academic development.
The Academic English Skills module aims to give you the right knowledge in language and related academic skills, enabling you to achieve your academic potential at University.
In the Business Intelligence for Decision Making module you will gain an understanding of organizational decision-making processes and the constraints and uncertainties within which they take place.
In the Entrepreneurship module you will learn the key concepts of social, responsible, anthropological, and psychological entrepreneurship.
In the Finance and Investment Management module you will gain an understanding of the main theories and models of Financial and Investment Management. You will learn about the principles governing financial management of a business and about the uses of information in solving practical business problems.
In the International Visitor Economy elective module you will learn about the visitor economy from an international perspective and the principles and practices of sustainability within the industry, the main theoretical focus being on consumer theory and business behaviour.
The focus in the Research Skills module is the integration of knowledge and understanding built in the core module, consolidated and deepened through guided application in bridging modules and extended and specialized in elective modules, and finally culminating in independent application in an individual research project and reflective journal.
The Strategy in Action module aims to enhance critical and in-depth evaluation skills, through rigorous exploration of reliable secondary resources and assessment of strength of evidence and argument, as found within the range of academic texts students are likely to encounter later in their programme and at Masters level study at the University of Surrey.
