International College of Technology (ICOT)

Sheffield Hallam University

Rhian Emery, International Officer at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU), was invited to ICOT on Tuesday 14th June 2011 to present some general information about the university, the application process and possible alternative pathways to degree and master's programmes for students currently at ICOT. More details will be made available on these pathways as we have them.

Other News and Events

Student of the Month May 2011

ICOT would like to congratulate Seham Ghaleb A Al Saiari, an English Language student, who has won the award of ICOT Student of the Month May 2011. Since beginning her programme of Study in March, Seham has shown continued dedication and progress, as well active participation in and preparedness for her classes.

Every month ICOT awards one student with the title of ICOT Student of the Month to both encourage and reward students who show excellence not just in performance, but also in dedication to their studies, attitude and participation in class and overall contribution to their class and the School.

Now Enrolling for Sept 2011 for the Following:

Course list

• Postgraduate Diploma in Management: 1 Year
• Commercial Management: 3 year Graduate Diploma
• Accounting & Finance: 3 year Advanced Diploma
• Health & Social Care: 2 year Higher National Diploma
• Information Communication Technology: 1 year Certificate
• Business Management: 1 year Certificate

New to ICOT

New Courses

• Postgraduate Diploma (PgD) in Management
• Health & Social Care: 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND)

Now enrolling for programmes starting 5 Sept 2011. Special rates available to those who book early. Group Discounts Available.

ICOT�s 1st Cultural Day 15th June 2011

ICOT held its first Cultural Day on Wednesday 15th June. All students were asked to present something new and interesting from their culture or home country. We are delighted to say that all present got into the spirit of the event, some brought food for all to sample, some sang songs and/or played traditional music, some stood up and told us about certain customs, others dressed up in traditional outfits and explained their significance and even the staff got involved singing a rendition of Molloy Malone!

We would like to sincerely thank all those who participated and based on the success of the event, ICOT has decided to make it a regular event. Details and date of the July Cultural Day will be announced shortly.