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Science, Engineering and Computing International Foundation Year

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What you will learn

During the International Foundation Year in Science, Engineering and Computing, you will study core and optional modules which are carefully tailored for your academic development and chosen area of study. Find out about what kind of work you will be undertaking as a part of this pathway here.

Key facts

Duration: 2 semesters (one academic year)

Start dates: September or January

English language entry requirements: Minimum of IELTS 5.0 (including 5.0 in writing)*

Academic requirements: Good high-school graduation grades, or equivalent

Age: 17+

2021 term dates

January 2021

Semester 1: 11/01/2021 – 30/04/2021
Semester 2: 03/05/2021 – 06/08/2021

September 2021

Term starts on the 13th of September.
Check back soon for full term dates.

*Academic IELTS for UKVI. If you do not need a Student visa, or are exempted in another way, we can accept equivalent proof of English.

Study modules
Progression degrees

Core modules

Academic English Skills

This module aims to provide you with thorough training in the language and related academic skills, which will enable you to achieve your academic potential at University. These skills include the processes of academic writing, effective and extensive reading strategies, effective participation in seminars and delivery of presentations, and listening to and recording information effectively from lectures. You will also develop the accuracy and range of written and spoken language required to use language effectively and appropriately, with clarity and confidence in an academic context.

Project study

During your foundation year, you will complete a self-study project on a topic you will choose in consultation with your tutor. By the end of this module, you will be able to produce an extended piece of work in the discipline area of your intended degree course, through an on-going, supervised, self-study approach. The project should use a broad range of source material to present a coherent, digital piece of work, which combines a balanced factual content with a critical commentary.

Introduction to Pure Mathematics

Pure Mathematics modules will provide you with a basic knowledge of pure mathematics and its application, relevant to undergraduate degree programmes. You will be able to understand mathematical notation, terminology, convention and units, understand and interpret in mathematical terms verbal, graphical and tabular information, and manipulate mathematical expressions.

Route specific modules

Introduction to Applied Mathematics and Advanced Applied Mathematics

Applied Mathematics will help prepare you with a basic knowledge of mechanics, and prepare you for development of mathematical applications in engineering, computer science and informatics. In Applied Mathematics 1 you will learn about vectors, forces and equilibrium, relative motion, Newton’s Laws of Motion, friction and work, energy and power. Applied Mathematics 2 will cover advanced vectors, forces as fixed vectors, centres of gravity/centres of mass and particle dynamics.

Advanced Pure Mathematics

Pure Mathematics 2 will cover straight lines and linear equations, set theory and probability, statistics, linear programming, indices and logarithms and experimental law. This will also broaden your understanding of the subject in preparation for many different engineering pathways.

Core Mathematics for Science

You will develop and demonstrate core mathematical skills, including algebra and statistics, relevant to an undergraduate degree course. You will study core mathematical principles and tools as stated within the module curriculum, and practice taught skills within class work and self-study assignments and practice questions similar to the format of those within the final examination.

Introduction to Physics

This module will provide you with a basic knowledge of atomic physics, materials, heat and gases and oscillations and waves. At the end of this module, you will be able to apply the appropriate laws of physics to problem solving in these areas.

Advanced Physics

This module will provide you with a basic knowledge of electrical current and charge, potential difference, resistance, capacitance, transistors and amplifiers, electrical fields, gravitational fields, magnetic fields and electromagnetic fields.

Introduction to Chemistry

In Chemistry you will learn formulae, equations and moles, atomic structure, introduction to redox systems, thermodynamics and bonding. You will understand the basis of atomic and molecular structure and of chemical bonding, and recognise the differences in properties between ions and molecules. You will also be able to use the mole concept and balance chemical equations, with an understanding of the principles of redox reactions.

Advanced Chemistry

This module will help you to develop the basic principles of Chemistry, building on the knowledge, understanding and skills learned in Chemistry 1. You will be able to present chemical data and ideas in a clear form. You will understand how chemical reactions work and the main factors which affect them, with particular reference to equilibria including acid-base equilibria.

Introduction to Biology

In this module you will learn about biological molecules, cellular structure, cell division, movement through cell membranes, enzymes and metabolic pathways.

Advanced Biology

In this module you will study physiological processes, particularly in humans, including the cardio-vascular, nervous, digestive and reproductive systems, control and coordination and osmo-regulation.

You may be required to take an exit IELTS exam at the end of your course, and details of the AES/IELTS requirements are below. This means that once you successfully complete the International Foundation Year, and meet the required English language progression requirements, you will be ready to start your degree at the University of Leeds.

Progression degree	Overall grade	AES mark	Module grades/additional requirements
BSc (Hons) Actuarial Mathematics	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	80% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
MPsyc (Hons) Advanced Psychology	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	Must pass all modules to include 60% in two science electives
BEng (Hons) Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths , plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics
MEng (Hons) Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths , plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics
MEng (Hons) Architecture^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
BEng (Hons) Architectural Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and must have Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MEng (Hons) Architectural Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and must have Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths , plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics.
MEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths , plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics.
BEng (Hons) Aviation Technology with Pilot Studies and Management^	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules, 70% in all Physics modules
BSc (Hons) Biochemistry†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Biochemistry†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Biological Sciences†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences (Biotechnology with Enterprise)†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Biological Sciences (Biotechnology with Enterprise)†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Biology†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
Mbiol (Hons) Biology†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Chemistry§	60%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% average in Chemistry modules with 40% in all remaining modules
Mchem (Hons) Chemistry§	60%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% average in Chemistry modules with 40% in all remaining modules
BEng Chemical and Energy Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% Physics or Chemistry modules
MEng Chemical and Energy Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% Physics or Chemistry modules
BEng (Hons) Chemical and Materials Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
MEng (Hons) Chemical and Materials Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Chemistry and MathematicsΔ	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% average in Chemistry modules & 80% average in Mathematics modules
Mchem (Hons) Chemistry and MathematicsΔ	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% average in Chemistry modules & 80% average in Mathematics modules
BEng (Hons) Chemical and Nuclear Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
MEng (Hons) Chemical and Nuclear Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
BEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
MEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering‡	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics or Chemistry with 40% in all remaining modules
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
Meng (Hons) Civil Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
BEng (Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
MEng (Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
BEng (Hons) Civil and Structural Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
MEng (Hons) Civil and Structural Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering with Project Management^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
MEng (Hons) Civil Engineering with Project Management^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules
BSc (Hons) Computer Science^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics and 70% in Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MEng Computer Science^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics and 70% in Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics
MEng (Hons) Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics modules and 70% in Physics
MEng (Hons) Computer Science with High Performance Graphics and Games Engineering	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics and 70% in Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Mathematics^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics and 70% in Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MSci (Hons) Computer Science with Mathematics^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematics and 70% in Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Ecology & Conservational Biology†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MBiol (Hons) Ecology & Conservational Biology†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Economics and Mathematics	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	80% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communications Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communications Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
MEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
MEng Electronics and Renewable Energy Systems^	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths, plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MEng Electronic Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
BSc Environmental Science#*	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	n/a
MEnv Environmental Science#*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	n/a
BSc (Hons) Food Science	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths)
MSci Food Science	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths)
BSc (Hons) Food Science and Nutrition	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths) with a minimum of 40% in all modules
MSci Food Science and Nutrition	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths) with a minimum of 40% in all modules
BSc (Hons) Genetics†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Genetics†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Geography	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	A minimum of 40% in all modules.
BSc (Hons) Geography-Geology#	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	Must have Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics, or Introduction to Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry, or Introduction to Biology and Advanced Biology with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Geography and Environmental Mathematics	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	70% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc Geology#*	65%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	n/a
MGeol Geology #*	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	n/a
BSc Geophysics^*	65%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	75% Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
MGeol Geophysics^*	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	75% Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
BSc (Hons) Human Physiology†	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MBiol (Hons) Human Physiology†	75%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	70% overall (BSc) 70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Mathematics	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	80% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
MMath (Hons) Mathematics	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	80% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths
BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Music Ω	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths with 40% in all remaining modules. Must have a suitable music qualification
BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	80 in Pure Maths 1 & 2
MMath (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics	70%	6.0 with no skills below 5.5	80 in Pure Maths 1 & 2
BSc (Hons) Financial Mathematics	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	80% in Pure Maths 1 & 2
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 40% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths , plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% Physics with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 40% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths, plus 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths, Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotics^	75%	60% overall with no less than 40% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotics^	75%	60% overall with no less than 40% in each skill	Advanced Pure Maths; 70% in Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
BSc (Hons) Medical Biochemistry†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Medical Biochemistry†*	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry§	60%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% in Chemistry
MChem (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry§	60%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	65% in Chemistry
BEng (Hons) Medical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths; 70% In Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
MEng (Hons) Medical Engineering^	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Pure Maths; 70% In Introduction to Applied Maths and Advanced Applied Maths and 70% in Physics
BSc (Hons) Medical Microbiology†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences†	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry with a minimum of 40% in all remaining modules
MBiol (Hons) Medical Sciences†	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Microbiology†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Microbiology†*	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Natural Sciences ∑	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in relevant subjects to provide pathway (or 80% if Mathematics)
MNatSci (Hons) Natural Sciences ∑	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	75% in relevant subjects to provide pathway (or 80% if Mathematics)
BSc (Hons) Neuroscience†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Neuroscience†*	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Nutrition	65%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths)
MSci (Hons) Nutrition	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	To include 2 Science Electives (from Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Maths) with a minimum of 40% in all modules
BSc (Hons) Pharmacology†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Pharmacology†*	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Physics^	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematic modules and 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
MPhys Physics^	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematic modules and 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
BSc (Hons) Physics with Astrophysics^	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematic modules and 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
MPhys (Hons) Physics with Astrophysics^	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% in all Mathematic modules and 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
BSc (Hons) Psychology	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	Must pass all module to include 60% in two science electives
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Education	70%	65% overall with no less than 55% in each skill	Must pass all module to include 60% in two science electives. Must do the Bio Medical Route
MDes (Hons) Product Design	70%	60% overall with no less than 40% in each skill	60% Average Mathematics
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Sciences*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% overall (BSc) 70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc (Hons) Sports Science and Physiology*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
BSc Sustainability and Environmental Management	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	n/a
MEnv Sustainability and Environmental Management	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	n/a
BSc (Hons) Theoretical Physics^	65%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Mathematics & 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
MPhys Theoretical Physics^	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Mathematics & 70% in Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics
BSc (Hons) Zoology†*	70%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry
MBiol (Hons) Zoology†*	75%	60% overall with no less than 50% in each skill	70% Core Maths for Science, Introduction to Biology and Introduction to Chemistry

* Interview may be required.

^ Must have Introduction of Physics and Advanced Physics

† Must have Advanced Biology and Advanced Chemistry

§ Must have Introduction to Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry

Δ Must have Introduction to Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry and Introduction to Pure Maths and Advanced Maths

‡ Must have Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics or Introduction to Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry

# Must have Introduction to Physics and Advanced Physics or Introduction to Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry or Introduction to Biology or Advanced Biology.

Ω Must speak to IPC regarding suitable music qualification

∑ Natural Sciences has different pathways. The relevant modules will depend on the Natural Science Pathway chosen and SG route the student is on. Please speak to IPC

Please note that degrees and grades listed above are subject to change.

Why study Science, Engineering and Computing with us?

This International Foundation Year will prepare you to progress on to multiple degrees at the University of Leeds, which is one of the UK’s leading universities, and has many degree subject areas ranked in the country’s top 5. More benefits that come with choosing to study here are as follows.

The School of Mechanical Engineering

With a central focus on advanced research facilities, The School of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Leeds is a part of one of the largest, globally renowned, academic engineering groups in the UK.

The School of Computing

Ranked 6th in the UK for this specialised subject, the University of Leeds’ School of Computing has a world-class reputation for engagement with industry, as well as highly praised research and teaching models.

Career focused

You will benefit from the strong enterprising industry links that the University of Leeds has to offer. Designed to prepare you with knowledge valued in scientific business, this pathway will additionally develop your real-life business skills through our CareerAhead programme.

Individual support

Designed for international students, this programme takes a unique, focused approach to teaching and curriculum. Your learning will be structured in the same way as University teaching, with an aim to individually support you as you enter into the British education system.