Do you want to become a doctor, surgeon, or dentist? Are you an international student wanting to study medicine abroad? Study NCUK’s International Foundation Year and progress to a wide range of medical degrees at leading universities in the UK, Australia, Malta and the Caribbean.

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.

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.

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.

International Foundation Year is a one-year (3-term) program that offers successful students guaranteed progression to KEDGE Business School on successful completion of the International Foundation Programme.

International Foundation Studies Programme is a year-long, full-time foundation programme designed to enable international students to progress onto undergraduate programmes in Ireland.

A Medicine Undergraduate Foundation is a one-year (3-term) programme which offers successful students a pathway to apply for Year 1 of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at UCLan. Students will typically study 3-4 subjects, depending on the pathway chosen, as well as English Language. One of the most important requirements for university entry is English language level and as well as filling any academic gaps, English Language is critical to students' success.

Bell offers two University Foundation Programme options – a full academic year programme, starting in September and an intensive programme starting in January – to help you gain entry to a university. The course includes general and academic English language including IELTS preparation, study skills development and subject tuition in English. You will also receive independent advice on universities and courses, help with completing your application form and writing your personal statement.

An Undergraduate Foundation is a two-semester program that lasts one academic year [nine months]. Each semester includes, on average, 13 teaching weeks, one reading week, and one assessment week. If your English Language level is below the requirements for the 2-semester option, you will take an additional term of English Language study before starting this program.

ENGINEERING FOUNDATION Engineering is a complicated subject that requires hard work and commitment to achieve success.

SCIENCE FOUNDATION This course combines study in Chemistry, Biology and Maths. English classes support this to help improve your level ready for further university study.

PSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION COURSE Psychology is a fascinating yet challenging subject and will require your hard work and dedication to achieve success.

The International Foundation Programme prepares you with the skills, knowledge, and experience you need to gain direct entry to undergraduate degrees. The programme’s world-class teaching is recognised globally. The IFP is one of the most widely accepted foundation programmes in the world.

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.