A full review means a visit, the courses read one by one, and students who
are already there. That has happened for 25 campuses so far. This one is not among them
yet.
Everything below came off Anglia Ruskin University’s own pages.
10 things we looked for on their site and did not get.
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ARU London is deliberately NOT listed as a campus. ARU's own campuses page names only Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough and Writtle, and places ARU London under a 'Partner colleges' section. This matters a great deal for this audience: ARU degrees are taught in east London (Import Building,
is_main is not set for any ARU campus. ARU's campuses page lists all four without designating a principal site, and the OfS register town (Chelmsford) conflicts with Cambridge being listed first on the homepage. I found no primary source stating which is the main campus,
Postcodes for the four campuses: not captured. https://www.aru.ac.uk/student-life/our-campuses returned HTTP 404 and the working life-on-campus page gives descriptions but no addresses.
Any-discipline course: not recorded. Both ARU course pages I read (MSc International Business Management and MSc International Business) show only 'Standard entry requirements' with the hedge 'Our published entry requirements are a guide only and our decision will be based on your overall suitabilit
https://www.aru.ac.uk/international/entry-requirements/english-language-requirements returned HTTP 404. I used the South Asia page instead, which gives the standard IELTS score and the ELPT but no full accepted-test table.
https://www.aru.ac.uk/international/courses/postgraduate-placement-courses and https://www.aru.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/management both rendered as navigation shells with no substantive content.
Intakes per course: ARU states 'We have three intakes per academic year with courses starting in September, January, and May' but warns 'Please note that we do not offer our full portfolio in all intakes.' The three intakes are confirmed at institution level and on two course pages;
Named course examples for most course families: the postgraduate landing page lists 17 subject-area headings without naming courses under them. I named courses only for the families where I read a course page or a course title directly; the rest rest on ARU's own subject-area headings alone.
Public health, Economics, Logistics and supply chain, Hospitality and tourism, Politics and international relations, Music and performance and Pharmacy families: no matching subject area or named course seen, so omitted rather than assumed absent.
A published list of approved agents: not found. Looked at the international section landing pages.