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Foundation Courses

The Foundation Courses are designed to help students who do not meet the traditional entry requirements for direct admission into undergraduate degree programmes. This four-year pathway includes an initial foundation year that develops the essential academic skills and subject knowledge required for successful progression into higher-level study. The foundation year focuses on strengthening key skills such as academic writing, mathematics, computing, communication, and presentation techniques. It also introduces students to the fundamentals of the modern business environment, providing valuable context for future learning.

Academic Journey

Duration: 4 years

Inside the Learning Segments


The foundation year includes the following modules: Research Skills Professional Communication in Health & Social Care Data Skills Personal and Professional Development in Health & Social Care These modules are designed to develop essential skills for academic success and professional growth. While the foundation year modules are consistent across most courses, the Health & Social Care course includes specialized modules tailored to that field.
Applicants should have: A Level 3 qualification or equivalent GCSE English and Maths at Grade C/4 or CEFR B2 (testing available on campus if required) Applicants aged 21+ without formal qualifications may be considered based on work or vocational experience All applicants must pass an academic interview

Discover Your Career Direction


The foundation year prepares students for a range of undergraduate degree courses, equipping them with the academic skills necessary for success. Graduates will be well-prepared to pursue careers in various fields, depending on their chosen degree pathway. The programme’s emphasis on developing critical thinking, communication, and research skills ensures that students are ready to meet the demands of higher education and the professional world.
Career routes Graduates may pursue positions such as:

Business Analyst
Marketing Coordinator
Human Resources Assistant
Healthcare Administrator
Financial Analyst
Event Planner
Legal Assistant
This foundation year also provides a pathway to further academic qualifications, including bachelor’s degrees in various disciplines.

Foundation Courses

The Foundation Courses are designed to help students who do not meet the traditional entry requirements for direct admission into undergraduate degree programmes. This four-year pathway includes an initial foundation year that develops the essential academic skills and subject knowledge required for successful progression into higher-level study. The foundation year focuses on strengthening key skills such as academic writing, mathematics, computing, communication, and presentation techniques. It also introduces students to the fundamentals of the modern business environment, providing valuable context for future learning.

Academic Journey

Duration: 4 years

Inside the Learning Segments


The foundation year includes the following modules: Research Skills Professional Communication in Health & Social Care Data Skills Personal and Professional Development in Health & Social Care These modules are designed to develop essential skills for academic success and professional growth. While the foundation year modules are consistent across most courses, the Health & Social Care course includes specialized modules tailored to that field.