Computer Science International Foundation Years

The international Foundation Year is the first stage of a bachelor's degree for international students who have completed Year 11 or 12 at High School. In most cases, students are guaranteed progression to the first year of a Bachelor's Degree in Computing on successful completion of this course.

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• All Computing Subjects
• Computer Science
• Data Science
• Software Engineering
• Cyber Security
• Artificial Intelligence
• Games Design
• Information Technology Management

Why Choose This Course?

• Earn a prestigious degree in computing from a top UK university.

• The fastest route to a British university for most International Students.
• Guaranteed progression on successful completion for most university foundation courses.
• Most overseas and international high school qualifications (year 11+) are accepted for entry to these courses, including IGCSE.
• The best option for students who want to study subjects like Art, Business, Computing, Engineering, Law, Humanities, Sciences and Social Sciences.
• A low cost route compared to alternative qualifications (i.e. A Levels and International Baccalaureate).

Entry Requirements

Academic	Completion of secondary school in your own country (Year 11+) with good grades, equivalent to 4 - 5 IGCSE subjects (A-C, 4-9). Most overseas high school qualifications are accepted.
English	An English qualification equivalent to IELTS 4.5 (4.0+ in all skills). Note: In most cases, a UKVI Approved English Test is required to apply for a UK student visa. However, some institutions can accept alternative qualifications, such as TOEFL or a high school English qualification.
Age	Minimum 17 years old for most courses.