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Pre-Masters Programme in Business, Humanities, Science and Engineering

The Pre-Masters programme is a preparational course for international students who wish to study one of a range of masters degrees at the University of Sussex. You can choose to study either one or two semesters of the programme, depending on your academic level.

There are seven subject pathways available, depending on your chosen progression degree. You will study a combination of core and subject-specific modules related to your intended masters degree. During the Pre-Masters course, you have the option to change your progression degree. In 2024, 96% of students who completed their Pre-Masters Programme at the University of Sussex International Study Centre were offered a place at the University of Sussex

What you’ll study

The University of Sussex Pre-Masters programme in Business, Humanities, Science and Engineering is intended for students who already have an undergraduate degree, looking to study a masters in the UK. Specifically designed to improve your English language level, study skills and academic knowledge, this course will help you to succeed in your postgraduate study and in your professional career.

Leading to: 5G Mobile Communications and Intelligent Embedded Systems with an industrial placement year MSc

We’ve designed this MSc course to give you the up-to-date knowledge and skills needed in modern digital technologies. It's for newly qualified or practising engineers who’d like to extend their knowledge and practical skills in the growth areas of mobile communications and intelligent embedded systems.

5G mobile communications and intelligent embedded systems lie at the heart of many emerging applications. These include:

• The internet-of-things
• Connected and driverless cars
• Smart cities
• EHealth
• Virtual reality
• Robotics
• Smart manufacturing.

You’ll study in a dedicated MSc laboratory with the latest hardware and software. And you’ll learn from experts in their fields. We host the 5G Research Centre, the Industrial Informatics and Signal Processing Research Group, the Centre of Advanced Communications, Mobile Technology and IoT and the Sensor Technology Research Centre.