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Study mode | Start date | Duration |
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Full-time | September and January | months: 12 |
Our International Foundation Programmes with Cultural Studies (IFPC) is taught at our beautiful Maritime Greenwich campus which is a World Heritage Site on the banks of the River Thames. As a bustling student friendly town, Greenwich offers a lively student friendly atmosphere that allows students to really feel like they are part of the local community. From its social scene and its famous market, to a stroll through Greenwich Park and visits to the Royal Observatory and the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich also offers a great base to explore with central London just seven minutes by rail.
On successful completion of either of our International Foundation Programmes you can start a degree programme in our Schools of Business, Computing & Mathematics or Humanities.
The IFPC is a one year full time pre-degree programme for international students that already have a minimum IELTS of 6 with a minimum of 5.5 in each skill or equivalent but do not immediately fulfil the academic entry requirements for undergraduate study in the UK.
Core Modules
You will also be able to select one optional course according to your academic interests.
Resources
The course is taught by University of Greenwich staff. Students enjoy access to a wide range of resources including:
How to apply?
You can apply direct to the University through our online application form or for further information contact the International Office (button below).
The university’s campuses in south east London and Kent all offer modern, hi-tech facilities within magnificent and historic settings. The largest campus is centred on the Old Royal Naval College in Royal Greenwich, at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the banks of the River Thames and next to Greenwich Royal Park. The Avery Hill Campus in Eltham enjoys a parkland setting, and the Medway Campus features redbrick Edwardian buildings in Chatham Maritime, Kent. All sites are served by excellent rail and bus links, and an inter-campus bus service.