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LBIC London Brunel International College
Undergraduate Pathway in Design
- Uxbridge, United Kingdom
Undergraduate Pathway
Full time
2 semesters
On-Campus
English
Design at Brunel is ranked 2nd in London and 5th in the UK (Complete University Guide 2018). In this pathway, you will gain the skills and knowledge on core concepts needed to understand 2D design, 3D Design, Specialist Design Project and Technical Design. With the fast- changing pace of design advances, you will experience learning at an individual as well as group level.


The Hague Pathway College
Undergraduate Pathway Program - Technology and Design
- The Hague, Netherlands
Undergraduate Pathway
4 years
On-Campus
English
The Hague Pathway College International Foundation Year in Engineering and Technology will prepare you for success in THUAS’s English-taught, Bachelor’s programs in Engineering and Technology. THUAS’ expert lecturers and industry leaders will teach you how to develop smart engineering and technological solutions to meet today’s challenges across a wide variety of fields and industries.
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INTO Suffolk University
International Year One in Art & Design
- Boston, USA
Undergraduate Pathway
Full time
1 semester
On-Campus
English
International Year One in Art & Design allows you to begin earning credits toward your degree even if you don’t meet the academic and English requirements for direct entry. You’ll receive additional support to move you successfully through your first year and graduate in the same amount of time as domestic students. Depending on your English language scores, you’ll enter International Year One through a customized program that lasts one or more semesters.
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Many degree programs require students to be proficient in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Those who lack these skills can take an undergraduate pathway program where they may acquire a satisfactory English language mastery.