The foundation year in business is part of a four-year degree and is taught at Kingston College, close to Kingston University's Penrhyn Road campus. You'll be introduced to professional skills, numerical concepts, business IT, marketing, customer care and business law.

NCUK International Foundation Year will give you specialist English language, study, and cultural skills that are an essential part of your degree course. This unique combination will help you to get into the University of your choice and get on with your future career.

The International Foundation Programme is for international students and is designed to help you transition on to one of a range of undergraduate degrees at Sheffield Hallam University.

The International Foundation Year in Business, Economics, Accounting and Finance prepares you to study an undergraduate degree in the exciting setting of Durham city. This programme lasts for three terms.

The International Foundation Year in Business, Management & Law will prepare you for an undergraduate degree in fields such as accounting, finance, law, marketing and logistics. You will study core modules, which are general skills subjects, and optional modules tailored to your chosen area of study, all of which are important for your academic development.

A supportive, one year course preparing you with the skills you need to join the first year of an undergraduate degree with a choice of two routes: Business and Media Engineering and Computing

Students can enter at either Year 0 (University Foundation) or Year 1 (First Year Degree), depending on their qualifications. Students are guaranteed progression to the second year of their chosen degree, providing that they meet the progression criteria.

Students completing the foundation degree will have the opportunity to top-up their qualification to the BA (Honours) Degree in Business Administration (with pathways) at Manchester Metropolitan University

The internet, web and social media are vital to our personal and business lives. The pace of technological advancement means the need for skilled and qualified Business Computing graduates are in high demand within the modern-day business. This fantastic undergraduate pathway has a very practical focus and gives students the opportunity to learn a range of developmental tools.

Hertfordshire Business School has been teaching for over 50 years and put theory into real-life work experience to give students a head start in the competitive national and international job markets. You'll learn principles of accounting, economics and marketing, and choose from a variety of other subject options. Strong partnerships with the industry ensure the curriculum is up to date and meets business needs, plus you can add a language and/or study a language overseas.

This is a multi-disciplinary course: as well as studying topics such as finance, students also learn about other important aspects of the business context, including human resources and marketing affecting and shaping the businesses overall.

Northampton Business School has over 3500 students from across the globe and is renowned for high-quality teaching and research supported by strong links with industry and commerce. The University of Northampton's Enterprise Club inspires enterprise in all forms and offers free membership to staff and students. If you have an idea and the motivation to succeed The Enterprise Club can set you on the path to success.

Business UFP involves a blended learning approach to assessing students that enables them to access content and demonstrate a wide range of skills and abilities

An Undergraduate Foundation is a one-year (3-term) programme which offers successful students a pathway to a UK university. Students will typically study 3-4 subjects, depending on the pathway chosen or the intended progression degree, as well as English Language. One of the most important requirements for university entry is the English language level and as well as filling any academic gaps, English language is critical for success. Students, on average, may spend up to five hours per week per subject in class and be expected to allocate a similar number of hours to independent study.

If you are an international student finishing your high school exams and want to study at a UK or European university, but don’t qualify for direct entry, a foundation programme is (usually) the most direct route to university.