Miss Quratulain Mahoto

House Number 148

Near Latif Chowk
Lahori Muhalla Larkana
Larkana

3 September 2019

Reference: 13182066 (please quote in all correspondence)

Dear Miss Mahoto

Thank you for your application to study at Birkbeck, University of London. I am very pleased to make you a
formal offer of admission. Details of your offer are as follows:

Programme of Study: International Marketing (MSc)

Mode of Study: Full-time
Start Date: 1 Oct 2019
Point of Entry: Year 1
Length of Programme: 1 year(s)
CAH3 code(s) CAH17-01-03

Academic Conditions of Entry

Offer: Conditional offer

Offer Conditions: Obtain IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall (with minimum 6.0 in each subtest).
Alternatively you can choose from another English language test we accept. Please
refer to our website for further information.

Non-Academic Conditions of Entry

Documents should be uploaded via your My Birkbeck Profile.

- Pay £2000 Tier 4 deposit http://www.bbk.ac.uk/international/visa/deposit

- Provide a copy of your current passport

You are required to meet ALL conditions of entry, both academic and non-academic.

In addition to any academic and non-academic conditions which may be stipulated above, this offer is also
subject to the ‘General Conditions of Entry’ which are attached to this offer.

Responding to your offer

You should respond to your offer through your My Birkbeck Profile: www.bbk.ac.uk/mbphome to confirm whether
or not you wish to accept the offer. If we do not hear from you within six weeks of the date of this letter, we
reserve the right to withdraw this offer so that the place can be released to another applicant.

Accepting this offer indicates acceptance of the College Terms and Conditions of Study available here:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/registry/policies/documents/terms-and-conditions.pdf.

After acceptance of the offer or enrolling as a student you have the right cancel your contract to study with the
College. Birkbeck will accept cancellation up to 14 days into the first term that the programme begins.

Please also see the College academic regulations, frameworks and policies available at:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/mybirkbeck/services/rules.
This includes documents on regulations (Common Awards Scheme), fees, complaints, admissions and
attendance. A summary of key clauses is available here:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/registry/policies/documents/summary.pdf

Tuition Fee Status

On the basis of the information supplied, the College has determined that you (or the relevant authority or
sponsor) will pay fees at the Overseas rate.

International Applicants
If your main purpose for being in the UK is to study at Birkbeck, you will need to obtain a Tier 4 (General) student
visa using a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). Please refer to the Visa and Registration Information
guide below for further information about the requirements you need to meet in order to obtain this visa.
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/mybirkbeck/guides/international/student-visa/Visa%20Information_v2.1.pdf

If you are an international student who will require a Tier 4 visa to study in the UK, you will be required to pay a
tuition fee deposit of £2000 to confirm your place.
For further information on how to pay the deposit please visit the following link:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/prospective/international/deposit-requirement-for-tier-4-students

Registration

Tier 4
If you require a Tier 4 visa you will be sent registration instructions after all offer conditions have been met. You
will be asked to attend registration at a specific time and date and asked to bring your passport, visa and original
academic documents.

Non-Tier 4

If you are an international student who does not require a Tier 4 visa and holds another type of UK visa, you
should register your original passport and visa as soon as possible. Please bring these documents to the
Student Advice Centre during opening hours:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/student-services/student-advice-service/contact-us

Should you have any questions regarding your application or offer, you can contact International Student
Administration by emailing [email protected] or by telephone: 020 7380 3100. Please ensure that you include your
name and reference number as it appears in this letter, together with the title of the programme as it is given
above. This will help us deal with your query more quickly.

We very much hope you will be able to accept this offer.

Yours sincerely

Fraser Keir
Academic Registrar
General Conditions of Entry
In addition to any specific conditions stipulated, your offer of admission to Birkbeck, University of London is also
subject to the following general conditions:

Meeting the Conditions

All conditions in your offer, academic and non-academic, must be met before the start of the academic year,
Monday 30th September 2019, for students commencing their studies in September 2019. If you do not meet the
conditions by this date your offer of admission may be withdrawn.
If you are a UCAS and/or a Tier 4 visa student, there will be additional deadlines that apply.

Qualifications
If your offer has been made based on qualification you already hold, you must provide evidence (translated into
English if applicable) of these qualifications to confirm that you are entitled to be registered on the programme of
study to which you have been offered admission. Copies of relevant documentation may be uploaded at
application or via your My Birkbeck Profile prior to enrolment. Birkbeck reserves the right to request that you
present the originals of these documents.

Identification
You must provide an accepted form of photographic identification, normally a valid passport. Full details on the
list of documents which are accepted can be found on the Birkbeck website:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/student-services/admissions/birkbeck-applications

Fee Status Assessment and Paying your Fees

Your acceptance of this offer confirms your agreement to pay the tuition fees at the rate stated on this offer letter.
If your status has not been determined you must complete and return a fee assessment questionnaire with
supporting documentation so that we may fully assess your tuition fee status. Your tuition fee status is set for the
duration of your programme of study. If you disagree with the fee assessment you may request for the decision to
be re-assessed by contacting Admissions at [email protected] within 10 working days of receiving the
outcome.

If following the outcome of any re-assessment you wish to submit an appeal please see the Fee Assessments
Policy for further information:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/registry/policies/documents/fee-assessment-policy.pdf
Before your programme starts you will be invited to complete the online enrolment process, as part of the
process you will confirm your intended method of payment. Payment can be made via government loans,
sponsorship, credit card, BACS transfer or with direct debit instalment plans. Please note that you will not receive
any invitation to enrol if your tuition fee status has not been determined.

Fees are charged annually and students may expect tuition fees to increase annually in line with inflation. The
fee will be confirmed annually at enrolment. Please see the College fees policy here for more detail:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/registry/policies/documents/fees-policy.pdf

Deferred Entry
If you accept the offer you may request to defer entry for one year, thereafter you must reapply. You must still
meet any offer conditions by the date specified above as only unconditional offers can be deferred. All deferral
requests must be submitted and approved within one month of the start date of the programme of study to which
you have been offered admission.

Accommodation
There are a number of accommodation options available to students, depending on status. Birkbeck has an
agreement with UNITE, a specialist in providing student accommodation, that entitles full-time Birkbeck students
to apply for places within their halls of residence at a discounted rate. A very limited number of places are also
available in University of London Intercollegiate Halls of residence and priority for these is given to new
international students. Options for part-time students are generally limited to the private rented sector, flat share
or homestay. For further information:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/mybirkbeck/services/facilities/accommodation

Enrolment
If you accept this offer you will receive notification by email that you are eligible to enrol, subject to you
satisfactorily meeting any academic and non-academic conditions stipulated and by the dates specified. If any
conditions, academic or non-academic, remain outstanding you will not be eligible to enrol. We open enrolment
for new students during the Summer, for students commencing their studies in October. You will be contacted
when your enrolment records are ready.

Students commencing their studies in January will receive enrolment notification from the end of October
onwards prior to their start date.

In order to complete enrolment originals of all documentation must be presented and will be checked. Details of
this will be provided nearer the time.

Programme Details
The key details of your programme are outlined on the course prospectus page on the Birkbeck website:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/.
Additional information can found in the programme specification available here:
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/registry/for-staff/quality/programme-specifications/2018-19.
Please note that in some exceptional situations it may be necessary to cancel programmes or modules. When
this occurs you will be contacted at the earliest opportunity with this information. Where there is a substantial
change you will be given the option to cancel your application to the programme with no financial penalty.

Criminal convictions
Disclosing a criminal conviction is not a requirement of an application to study at the University and applicants
will only ever be assessed on their academic suitability.
The exception to this are students who require a visa to study in the UK who are required to disclose this
information as part of the visa application process, or courses which involve working directly with children
or vulnerable adults where a criminal record check is required.
You are required to inform the College if you are currently on probationary license, or subject to any of the
following sections 35; 36; 37; 38; 37/41; 47 or 48 of the Mental Health Act, or on a Court Order for any other
treatment. Please email [email protected]

The College will use this information to assess how the College can manage any perceived risk. Where possible
the University will undertake to make reasonable adjustments and will suggest alternative programmes of study
where available if an applicant’s licence conditions make their first choice of course impractical. In exceptional
cases, the College reserves the right not to admit a student convicted of a serious criminal offence between offer
of admission and enrolment.

Though your conviction should not prevent you from studying on your desired course (our policy is to assess
your application on academic merit alone), it is important that applicants with criminal convictions are aware of
possible issues with gaining employment in their desired field after graduation depending on the nature of the
offence. Information on what offences may prevent a graduate from working in a particular role can be obtained
from the relevant regulatory body (eg the Solicitors Regulation Authority if you wish to practice as a solicitor or
the Health Professionals’ Council for work in health care). Examples of areas of employment in which a criminal
conviction may affect job opportunities after graduation include education, healthcare and finance. However,
there are many different roles within these sectors and where a previous conviction may have an impact on your
ability to work in one role, it may not have any impact on another within the same sector. If you have concerns
that your future careers plans may be affected by previous convictions, then please email
[email protected] for further advice.

Accuracy of Supplied Information

Your offer of admission to Birkbeck, University of London is based on the information you provided when you
applied and any additional information or documentation we requested from you. If any of this information is
subsequently found to be false or inaccurate, we reserve the right to review and possibly withdraw your offer of
admission.