How many modules are in a foundation year?

In each year, students must take three Level 0 modules together worth at least 60 credits in total each year. Over the two years you must take six Level 0 modules worth at least 120 credits in total.

What is a foundation course at university?

A foundation is a one-year preparation course for international students who need additional English language and academic preparation for entry onto a UK university undergraduate course.

What do you do in a foundation year at uni?

Foundation years give students the opportunity to learn more about the subject and develop the necessary skills for the course. Teaching follows the traditional university style with lectures, seminars, and practicals.

Is a foundation year a qualification?

While a foundation year prepares you to go on and study a full degree, and foundation degree is a qualification in itself, and is equivalent to the first two years of a three-year degree course.

Should I do a foundation year?

A foundation year is also ideal if you’re unsure whether you want to go to university. You can get an understanding of your field of interest before progressing to a full degree programme. As well as subject knowledge, you will get used to the higher education context and gain the skills needed for higher level study.

Do I Need A-levels to go to university?

Although A Levels are primarily for those seeking to get into university, yes it is possible to get to university without A levels and qualify for a university course. An Access to Higher Education (Access to HE) course is a flexible way of getting into university and suits those who are returning to education.

Is foundation year harder than first year?

The first year of my degree compared to my foundation year was a bit more difficult because of the more complicated subjects we had to do. S1: It’s really different than coming from school or college to university, it’s a big jump, so you want to be prepared for that.

When did the University of Canterbury Foundation start?

The University of Canterbury’s tradition of excellence in higher education continues. From its earliest beginnings in 1873, philanthropic support and the generosity of donors and supporters has played a major part in making the university the respected institution it is today. The UC Foundation is dedicated to continuing that tradition.

Are there transition programs at the University of Canterbury?

There are a variety of options to assist you with preparing for your degree. A scholarship and transition academy for Māori and Pacific students to develop the skills and confidence needed to navigate the university landscape. UCIC was established following a collaborative agreement between Navitas Limited and the University of Canterbury in 2013.

Is the University of Canterbury a good place to study?

This page highlights the preparatory, supported and extension pathways into degree study at the University of Canterbury. Adjusting to campus life in your first year can improve your chances of successfully completing your degree.

How long is the UCA Foundation Diploma course?

Course overview Length of study 1 year full-time Campus Canterbury Entry requirements 5 GCSE A*-C and/or grade 9-4 plus 32 UCA Course entry options Sept 2021, Sept 2022

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