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Study Abroad - The Gateway Programme

The RBS London Gateway Programme offers students the opportunity to study abroad for one academic semester as part of their 3 year BA (Hons) degree.

The Gateway semester replaces semester 4 of your RBS London BA (Hons) degree.

We believe that this is an exciting opportunity for our students to travel and experience new cultures whilst gaining additional insight into academic and business practices in different cultural contexts. All study options are taught in English.

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Where Can I Go?

Our Gateway Partners have been carefully selected on the basis of academic standing, international outlook and compatibility of their degree modules. The language of instruction of the Gateway semester is English.

Country  Institution*
Australia

Canada

Denmark Copenhagen Business School
France ESC Rennes School of Business
Mexico Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
 
Russia Plekhanov Russian University of Economics
Spain Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
 
USA

*Please note that the list of partner institutions can be subject to change

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How do I apply for the Gateway Programme?

Students interested in the Gateway Programme should first meet with the Programme Director to discuss your eligibility. The International Partnerships Office (IPO) can provide your with information on each institution and you will receive personal support and guidance from the IPO in preparation for your Gateway semester.  

Completed applications must be submitted to the IPO by week 10 of your 2nd semester. Please contact the IPO for more information.

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Is the Gateway Programme Compulsory?

The Gateway Programme is not compulsory, however there are specific requirements should you wish to apply.

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"EBS London students are confident and versatile. Their financial knowledge and international focus is particularly attractive to us."

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