As part of the application process you will be required to complete the CIS Course Selection Worksheet found in the CIS Application Packet. The following instructions will guide you through the steps of choosing your courses.
Please note:
If you applying for an internship at Westminster please complete the University of Westminster’s Internship Application Pack along with your CIS application. Westminster Internship Application Pack 2009


COURSE LOAD:
4 classes (or the equivalent of 60 UK credits)

COURSE APPROVAL:
It is best to get 7-8 classes pre-approved before you go abroad. This way you will have plenty of classes to choose from and some flexibility in setting up your schedule. You should also consider filling your elective requirements.

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS & CATALOG:
http://www.westminster.ac.uk/study/international/educationabroad/semester-school-study-abroad/what-can-i-study/module-catalogue

For London-focused modules, check this website: http://www.wmin.ac.uk/page-4607.

TIMETABLES:
Timetable information is available on the subject listing

HELPFUL INFORMATION:
At the beginning of each School section you will find an introduction to the School and a list of all the classes (modules) that the School offers to Study Abroad Students. This list will tell you the module code, the title of the module, the semester that it runs in, the level of the module (which corresponds to the order of modules as they appear in the catalogue), and the number of credits attached to the module.

For example:
BIOCHEMISTRY
Module Code 3BCM401   Level 4    Credit    15    Semester 1

1 = semester one (fall)
2 = semester two (spring)
0 = semester 1 & 2 (restricted to full year students, except for Polylang Modules)

If there is a Pre-requisite or Co-requisite requirement, it will be specified under the module title.

Please remember that if you wish to select Practice/Practical classes from the School of Media , Art and Design, you are required to include a portfolio of your work with your application. This should consist of color photocopies, slides or photographs etc, representing your level and suitability for the modules you are requesting.