What will I study?
The International Foundation Programme supports your integration to UK study by providing you with an opportunity to explore the style and strengths of the British approach to teaching and learning. For example, you will learn to how to engage critically with a range of academic texts to enrichen your understanding of the subject area along with its application to professional practice and behaviour.
In addition, the teaching of Computing modules means you will deepen your English language, academic listening and reading capabilities, your ability to interpret your findings and present to your peers and tutor, in appropriate written and oral format – specific to the requirements of undergraduate degrees in Computing.
You will develop your academic skills, techniques and processes with an emphasis on building your personal capacity for creativity, critical and independent thinking. You will also learn how to demonstrate effective academic writing, analysis skills, interpersonal communication and the ability to work in multi-cultural teams.
Study plan
IELTS | Jul-Sept | Oct-Dec | Jan-Mar | Mar-Jun | July-Aug | Sept |
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4.5 | International Foundation Programme – Computing (12 month) |
Summer break | Start your undergraduate degree at Northumbria University | |||
4.5 | International Foundation Programme – Computing (12 month) |
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5.0 | International Foundation Programme – Computing (9 month) |
Summer break | ||||
5.0 | International Foundation Programme – Computing (9 month) |
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5.5 | International Foundation Programme – Computing (6 month) |
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Upon successful completion and subject to specific entry requirements, you can go on to study a range of business undergraduate degrees at Northumbria University.
To progress and be eligible for entry on to our undergraduate degree programmes you must achieve at least 40% in your International Foundation Programme.
Please note that our undergraduate degrees are currently being reviewed, however, we have previously offered the opportunity for students to progress on to the following courses:
Your target course
BSc (Hons) Information Technology Management for Business
BSc (Hons) Computer and Digital Forensics
BSc (Hons) Computer Networks and Cyber Security
BSc (Hons) Computer Science
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Games Development
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Web Development
Insurance Single: 300 GPB/year