Law, Humanities & Social Sciences
January 5, 2023 2023-01-17 10:53Law, Humanities & Social Sciences
Course Overview
The University Foundation Programme (UFP) Law, Humanities & Social Sciences Foundation Pathway is an intensive one year foundation course, which will prepare you for a wide range of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences bachelor degrees.
The UFP Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation course allows students to gain critical analysis, evidence gathering and argument evaluation skills. Students also develop an appreciation for differences in society, culture and human behavior.
The soft skills gained on a Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation programme, such as strong critical thinking and communication skills, are highly valued by employers in all job sectors. The UK has a rich history in Law, Humanities and Social Sciences and is home to some of the oldest and best-funded institutions in the world, making it the perfect place to study this subject area. The British legal system is the most widely used and recognised in the world and an understanding of this complex system will prepare students for any degree related to this challenging field.
In the first term students complete the three minor modules. In terms 2 and 3, students choose three major modules from a selection of subjects.
Minor Modules (Compulsory subjects):
- Mathematics
- Information Technology
- Communication Skills/IELTS
Major Modules (Elective Modules):
Choose three of the following:
Economics
History
Law
Media & Film Studies
Politics
Psychology
Sociology
One of the unique aspects of the University Foundation Programme (UFP) Law, Humanities & Social Science Foundation Course is the very high level of individual support and advice that students receive. We have a proven track record of placing our students in top-ranking universities including:
- City, University of London
- King’s College, London
- Queen Mary University of London
- The University of Edinburgh
- University of Westminster, London
- Lancaster University
- University of Southampton
- University of Reading
- University of Surrey
- The University of Liverpool
- Kingston University, London
- University of York
- Kingston, University London
- Durham University
- SOAS University of London (The School of Oriental and African Studies)
- Brunel
- University of Law
Our foundation course offers progression to almost all Law, Humanities & Social Sciences university degree courses including:
- Advertising
- Anthropology
- Business Law
- Criminology
- Development Economics
- Economics
- Education
- European Studies
- Film & TV Studies
- Geography
- History
- International Relations
- International Law
- Journalism
- Law
- Law & Economics
- Law & Politics
- Mass Communication
- Media Studies
- Media & Cultural Studies
- Philosophy
- Politics
- Politics & Economics
- Politics & International Relations
- Politics & Social Studies
- Public Relations & Communications
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Theatre Studies
Select your country from the list:
| Qualifications Accepted | Grades Required | IELTS Needed |
|---|---|---|
International School qualifications – important information A levels No entry available.
AS levels Successful completion of 3 AS levels only – BBB. Please note: For students who have not gone on to study the full A levels. We cannot consider: Critical Thinking/English General Paper/General Studies/Global Perspectives & Research.
American High School Diploma Successfully complete the high school diploma with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale.
Dual Diploma Students – National High School Diploma PLUS partial or full completion of International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, SAT or APs or A levels Students will be assessed on the basis of their National High School Diploma only. Students will need to demonstrate previous study of required subjects for certain Foundation courses. See below for details by country.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma No entry available.
International Baccalaureate Certificates 555 in three International Baccalaureate Certificates (taken at standard or higher level)
International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) A grade of ‘Pass’ in the CP core, and two IB Diploma Programme Certificates (taken at standard or higher level) at 5
IELTS Academic 5.5 overall with no skill below 5.5
Pearson Test of English (Academic) 59 overall with a minimum of 54 in each communicative skill
TOEFL iBT (Including Home Edition) 80 overall with a minimum of 20 in each skills
Teaching & Facilities
The Law, Humanities & Social Science foundation course is continually assessed, thus removing the pressure of an end of year examination. There will be mid-term examinations throughout the course and an end-of-term examination for each module. In addition, students are required to complete coursework.
We offer a university approved syllabus which fully prepares students for their undergraduate studies. Our teachers are highly qualified and are specialists in their field. The exceptional standard of education allows students to make a smooth transition to undergraduate degree level.
Course Term Dates
Start in September or January
There are two start dates for our foundation courses – September and January.
Depending on when prospective students finish their senior school studies, they have the option of beginning their course sooner or slightly later. Both complete in time for a September start at university the following year.
Holidays
Holidays vary depending on when students start the course.
Those starting the University Foundation Programme in September, will have a 3-week holiday over Christmas and New Year, and a 1-week holiday over Ramadan holiday.
Those starting in January will have a 1-week holiday over Ramadan holiday.
Key Information
UFP 2023 Fall Intake
Study mode:
Full-time
Duration:
9 months
Start date:
25 September 2023
Deadline:
25 August 2023
Tuition Fee:
£22,650
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