LONDON

FOUNDATIONCAMPUS
2014-2015
FULFIL YOUR
AMBITION FOR A
TRULY PRESTIGIOUS
DEGREE
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London FoundationCampus offers an aspirational
and maturing environment for international students,
preparing you for future academic success at University
of London Colleges.
From our centre at Birkbeck, in the heart of the
University of London, you are encouraged to develop
the tools for success on degree programmes at top
UK universities. The courses on offer are intense but
rewarding and aim to challenge you into developing the
personal attributes demanded by the admissions tutors
of internationally renowned, research-led University of
London Colleges.
LONDON
FOUNDATIONCAMPUS
Fulfl your ambition for a
truly prestigious degree
Progress to University of
London Colleges with the UKs
leading pre-university provider.
Eight University of London College partners
welcome applications from our students for
many of their degree programmes and, in some
cases, offer guaranteed progression based on
specifc criteria.
London FoundationCampus is part of Cambridge
Education Group, who has been preparing
students for the UKs top universities since 1952,
and was the frst private provider of university
Foundation programmes in the UK in 1985.
Find out more:
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Part of the University of
London environment from
day one
Study within the world-class
facilities of Birkbeck College in the
heart of academic London, next to other University of
London Colleges such as SOAS and UCL.
Access to Birkbecks library, the University of London
gym facilities and cafeteria.
Study, live and make friends with University of
London students from across the world.
A comprehensive study
programme
Comprehensive and intensive
25-hour-per-week combined
academic and English programme.
Compulsory modules include:
- regular mock IELTS tests using external examiners
held at London FoundationCampus, including
intensive IELTS preparation
- one free IELTS examination per student per
programme.
You will be accompanied to regular Open Lectures
held by LSE and UCL.
- seminars, lectures and tutorials designed to give
you an introduction to university life in the UK,
within a supportive environment.
Quality assured
London FoundationCampus is
reviewed regularly by the
Quality Assurance Agency (QAA),
who is responsible for maintaining
standards across the UK university system.
Maximum class size of 18-25 for English means that
teaching can be tailored to your individual needs.
Your own personal tutor and regular tutorial meetings
to ensure successful progression.
A proven track record of supporting students to
progress to the best universities in the UK. Read more
about our outstanding results and destinations on
page 26.
Life and support outside the
classroom
A comprehensive induction
programme will help you
settle into London life, with the
FoundationCampus team helping you open a bank
account, get an Oyster card (essential for travelling
around the capital on buses and the Underground)
and register with the police if you need to.
Student ambassadors to help you settle into your
new life at London FoundationCampus. Opportunities
for you to become an ambassador to help future
students.
Our team can give you advice on transferring from
another institution in the UK and changing your visa.
There are students from over 50 nationalities
currently studying at London FoundationCampus.
You will gain confdence in your use of English by
studying, living and socialising with students from
a truly diverse mix of nations, with classmates from
Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America.
Enrichment programme including national holiday
celebrations, cultural awareness events, charity
fundraising and international food and flm clubs
organised by the Social committee at London
FoundationCampus.

Anna Trygubenko
STUDIED
Undergraduate Foundation
Programme Business
RESULTS
AAA
PROGRESSED TO
Global Change: Environment,
Economy & Development at Queen Mary
London FoundationCampus is positioned in the
centre of London and it is an amazing place to study.
Students have a lot of opportunity to meet and make
friends from all around the world.
As part of my course at London FoundationCampus
I study Economics, International Relations and
Sociology. The facilities are excellent; we have access
to a very good library at Birkbeck, University of
London.
02 Welcome to London
FoundationCampus
04 The University campus and
surrounding area
14 Your route to a university
degree
16 Our programmes
24 The best choice for your
future career - which degree?
28 Living in London - guide to
accommodation
29 Next steps
32 Application form
London FoundationCampus is
proud to work in partnership with
eight University of London
Colleges to offer high-quality
university preparation
programmes for international
students fromour base at
Birkbeck, University of London.
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GOLDSMITHS
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ROYAL HOLLOWAY
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Study in the
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LONDON
a Birkbeck
b Goldsmiths
c Queen Mary
d Royal Holloway
e The Courtauld Institute of Art
f Heythrop College
g Institute of Education
h Royal Veterinary College
1 London FoundationCampus at
Birkbeck University of London
2 The British Museum
3 The National Gallery
4 The British Library
5 Victoria and Albert Museum
6 The Natural History Museum
7 Science Museum
8 Tate Modern The Federation of the University of London comprises 19 Colleges and 10
specialist institutes, with 185,000 students studying over 7,400 courses.
Birkbeck, Goldsmiths, Institute of Education, Queen Mary, Royal
Holloway, Heythrop College, Royal Veterinary College and The Courtauld
Institute of Art are all partners of London FoundationCampus and part of
The Federation of the University of London.
Six of the worlds top universities are University of London Colleges
(2013-14 Times Higher Education World University Rankings) including three
current London FoundationCampus partners: Birkbeck, Queen Mary and
Royal Holloway.
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The British Museum
3 minutes
The British Library
12 minutes
Oxford Street
12 minutes
University of London
Union Building
(including student gym
and stationery shop)
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UCL
IOE
SOAS
Senate House
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BIRKBECK
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Research excellence
Research in 11 subject areas at Birkbeck is
rated as internationally excellent and world
leading.
Over 90% of Birkbeck academics are
research-active and many are renowned
world-class experts in their felds.
The Queens Anniversary Prize for excellence
in higher education research was awarded
in 2006. This research was undertaken by
Birkbecks Centre for Brain and Cognitive
Development a leading centre for
neuropsychological research.
Teaching excellence
Ranked in the top 1% in the world in the
Times Higher Education World University
2013-2014 Rankings.
Ranked number one by students (National
Student Surveys 2005-2012).
The highest recommendation of broad
confdence in its academic standards from the
Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for higher
education has been awarded to Birkbeck.
Birkbeck is internationally recognised for
excellence in the following subject areas:
Arts
Law
Business, Economics and Informatics
Social Science, History and Philosophy
Science
Birkbeck is a world-class research and teaching institution, a vibrant centre of
academic excellence and Londons only specialist provider of evening higher
education. The College is situated in the heart of the University of Londons central
campus, next to many other University of London Colleges, including IOE, UCL and
SOAS. The central location is only minutes walk from the British Museum and other
famous London attractions.
Established in 1823, Birkbeck has a long history of offering the highest quality
university education. The College is a multi-faculty institution offering over 200
full-time undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
GOLDSMITHS
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
9th for world-leading research, shown by the
top 4* grade (RAE 2008).
More than half of the research has been
judged as world-leading and internationally
excellent (RAE 2008).
Cutting-edge facilities in design, TV and radio
studios, psychology labs and music and drama
spaces.
Wide range of combined degrees offered.
Located across the River Thames in south-
east London, 5 minutes from London Bridge by
train.
At Goldsmiths, subjects are looked at in creative and unconventional ways, but
everything is based on the highest academic standards of teaching and research.
The approach to learning encourages students to explore new and challenging ideas.
Students will be stretched intellectually and creatively to investigate fresh new ways
of thinking.
Goldsmiths is internationally known for creativity and innovation a reputation backed
up by the highest academic standards, and over a centurys membership of the
University of London.
I have enjoyed the course at
FoundationCampus as it has helped
me to develop my knowledge and it has
given me the option to go to a highly
ranked university to study the subject I
want to progress in.

Muhammad Fithry Bin Akbar Ali
STUDIED
Undergraduate Foundation
Programme - Humanities
RESULTS
ABB
PROGRESSED TO
Media and Communications
at Goldsmiths
Goldsmiths is internationally recognised for
excellence in the following subject areas:
Sociology and Anthropology
Media and Communications
Computing
Politics and International Studies
Psychology
Queen Mary is one of the UKs leading research-focused higher education institutions.
With around 17,840 students and 4,000 staff, it is one of the biggest University of
London colleges. They teach and research across a wide range of subjects in the
humanities, social sciences, law, medicine and dentistry, and science and engineering.
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QUEEN MARY
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
ROYAL HOLLOWAY
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Ranked 12th in the UK overall and 102nd
in the world in the Times Higher Education
World University Rankings 2013-14.
The top university in the UK for International
Outlook, recognising the multi-national
student population and outlook as a global
university.
Home to a culturally diverse community of
9,000 students from over 130 countries.
One of the worlds most beautiful campuses
located just 19 miles from central London.
Rated as the safest university in the London
area (Complete University Guide 2013).
Guaranteed place in halls of residence for all
frst year undergraduates who select Royal
Holloway as their frm UCAS choice.
Royal Holloway is one of the top research-intensive institutions in the UK and is
internationally recognised for excellent research and teaching across the arts,
sciences, social sciences and management.
A member of the prestigious Russell Group
of universities, Queen Mary fosters world-
class research as well as excellence in
education.
11th for Research in the UK (2008 RAE
Rankings).
Ranked 114th in the world in the Times
Higher Education World University 2013-
2014 Rankings.
Queen Mary graduates are in the top 10 for
the highest starting salaries according to
The Sunday Times.
Considered one of the worlds most
culturally diverse institutions, Queen
Marys student body represents over 130
nationalities, which provides over 30% of
the student population.
Extensive scholarship scheme in the
Faculty of Science & Engineering.
Queen Mary has 2,000 rooms of
award-winning accommodation on
Londons only fully integrated campus.
Consistently ranked as one of the leading
London Universities for the overall student
experience.
Queen Mary is the third-largest University of London College.
It has been very useful to learn
academic skills which I can use next
year at university. Adjusting to life
in London and learning how to live
in the UK has been really important
and London FoundationCampus has
helped me to do this.

Chan Ching (Tiffany)
STUDIED
Undergraduate Foundation Programme - Humanities
PROGRESSED TO
BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations
Queen Mary is internationally recognised for
excellence in the following subject areas:
Business, Economics, Finance and Management
Humanities and Social Sciences
Engineering and Sciences
Life Sciences
Royal Holloway is internationally recognised for
excellence in the following subject areas:
Management and Economics
Arts and Social Sciences
Science
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THE COURTAULD INSTITUTE OF ART
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
The Courtauld Gallery is home to one of the
fnest small art museums in the world and an
innovative programme of exhibitions.
One of the largest History of Art departments
in the UK.
Distinctive small group teaching (12:1 staff/
student ratio).
Renowned for breadth and depth of coverage
from antiquity to the contemporary and
geographical range extends to early Christian
Byzantium, early modern Persia and
contemporary China.
Research-led approach to teaching - 80%
of The Courtaulds research is recognised
as either world leading or internationally
excellent (RAE 2008).
94% of students are satisfed with the
teaching they have received (NSS 2012).
97% of graduates are in employment and/or
further study within six months of graduating
(HESA 2011/2012).
The Courtauld has over 5,000 alumni,
many of whom fulfl key roles as museum
directors, curators, academics, conservators,
critics, journalists, and various roles in
the commercial art world. They include
directors of the British Museum, the Tate, the
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), and
the National Gallery of Canada.
The Courtauld Institute of Art is one of the worlds leading centres for the study of art
history and conservation. The Courtauld prides itself on offering a truly memorable
learning experience. Study in the spectacular Somerset House in the heart of London,
on the banks of the Thames.
HEYTHROP COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Heythrop College is the specialist Philosophy and Theology College of the University of London.
Established in 1614, it is the oldest College of the University of London, and one of the oldest
higher education (HE) establishments in the UK. Originally founded by the Society of Jesus (the
Jesuits), Heythrop retains a modern Catholic ethos, and offers an educational experience that
respects all faiths and perspectives.
With just under 1,000 students, it is a College where the scale is human and not impersonal, and
through the teaching and learning they are able to attend to the needs of the individual.
The only public HE institution outside of
Oxford or Cambridge to offer one-to-one
tutorials.
Small class sizes to facilitate learning
through discussion, and students will be
known by name to members of academic
teaching staff who will assist in their
studies.
The specialist nature of the College ensures
students have access to an unrivalled
variety of modules from within the felds of
philosophy, theology, religion, ethics and
interreligious relations.
Each of the academics are specialists in
their feld and together they are one of the
largest faculties of Philosophy and Theology
in the country.
92% of students are satisfed with the
teaching quality, well above the national
average of 86% in the National Student
Satisfaction Survey.
Located in the beautiful Kensington
Square in one of the most exclusive areas
of London, the College offers onsite
accommodation and immediate access to a
bustling high street and Hyde Park.
Graduates possess skills which are
extremely attractive to employers in a wide
range of industries. Students learn to think
critically and analytically about challenging
ideas and to solve problems in a variety of
novel ways. Heythrop graduates have gone
on to become lawyers, journalists, teachers,
NGO and business professionals in a vast
number of different sectors.
Wing Shuen Chan
STUDIED
Undergraduate Foundation Programme
Life Sciences
RESULTS
A*A*A*
PROGRESSED TO
BVetMed Veterinary Medicine at
Royal Veterinary College
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INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
in the top three worldwide for research and
impact in its feld
number one for education research in the UK
offcially ranked 7th in the world for education
(QS World university rankings 2013)
number one for student satisfaction (National
Student Survey 2013)
the UKs only specialist education university
known for producing successful graduates
with 93% of postgraduates in employment/
further study six months after graduation
based in a great Central London location.
The Institute of Education (IOE) is the UKs leading university for education and
related disciplines. It is the University of Londons specialist education institution with
a true commitment to research and teaching excellence within their feld.
IOE is the number one university for education research in the UK with more
world-leading submissions than the rest of the top 10 combined. This vital research
informs the policies of governments, ministries, schools and universities and gives
their teaching a current, real-world focus. Their expert academic staff are passionate
about engaging with their students and teach directly on our programmes - just one of
the reasons why IOE is top in the UK for student satisfaction.
IOE attracts students fromover 100 countries to study on their renowned undergraduate and
postgraduate courses. The IOE is:
ROYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Without London FoundationCampus, securing a
place at university would have been impossible.
The help with UCAS applications was excellent
throughout induction and the rest of the year.
Founded in 1791, the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), University of London, is the UKs
largest, oldest and only independent veterinary school and a highly-ranked centre for
bioscience degrees and research. It was the driving force behind the establishment of the
UKs veterinary profession and ever since then it has been at the forefront of teaching,
research and practice in veterinary and biological sciences.
Based in Camden (London) and on a 575-acre site in Hertfordshire, its two campuses offer
a friendly, supportive environment with state-of-the-art facilities for teaching and learning.
The broad range of programmes (Biological Sciences, Bioveterinary Sciences, Veterinary
Medicine and Veterinary Nursing) are of international appeal and attract students who go
on to become practising veterinarians, animal and human health scientists, veterinary
nurses and leaders in industry and government.
The RVCs Bioveterinary Sciences course
was the frst of its kind in the UK and is
consistently ranked within the top 10 of UK
Biosciences courses.
The Bioveterinary Sciences courses are
accredited and recognised by the Society
of Biology and received 100% student
satisfaction ratings in 2011 and 2012.
The RVC owns the London BioScience
Innovation Centre (LBIC), Londons largest
bioscience incubator, which is home to over
40 biotechnology and life science companies
from small start-ups to more established
players.
In 2013, the RVC achieved the unique
distinction of being the only veterinary
school in the world to hold full accreditation
from American Veterinary Medical
Association (AVMA), European Association
of Establishments for Veterinary Education
(EAEVE), Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons (RCVS) and Australasian
Veterinary Boards Council Inc (AVBC).
93% of graduates fnd employment/further
study within six months of graduating.
Fulfl your ambitions for a truly prestigious degree
Your route to a
UNIVERSITY DEGREE
Masters pathway Undergraduate pathways
MASTERS FOUNDATION
(1-3 TERMS)
MASTERS DEGREE
Year 1
UNDERGRADUATE
FOUNDATION
(3 TERMS)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATION
INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA
(3 TERMS)
Year 2
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Exceptional support to make your application
TO YOUR CHOSEN UNIVERSITIES
Expert guidance and support
London FoundationCampus is an approved
UCAS Centre.
Each student on Undergraduate and
Masters Foundation programmes receives
one-to-one guidance with their university
applications.
Our specially trained higher education (HE)
staff are here to help to prepare you for
University of London entry through:
- comprehensive skills assessment at
induction
- frequent UCAS workshops, including How
to apply to the best UK universities and
colleges; How to write a winning Personal
Statement; How to research and choose
your perfect university
- presentations by faculties and admissions
staff from partner universities
- UCAS Surgery Drop-in sessions
- Open Days, taster lectures, and talks from
our University of London partners
- interview practice and training for
university admissions tests.
University of London College
partner degree
London FoundationCampus
programme
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE
*London FoundationCampus
students apply through UCAS
for undergraduate programmes
and can apply to up to fve
universities. Students on the
Masters Foundation Programme
can apply for a suitable Masters
degree at any university.
Application journey:
UNDERGRADUATE
FOUNDATION
INTERNATIONAL
DIPLOMA
MASTERS
FOUNDATION
REGISTER WITH UCAS
WRITE APPLICATIONS
(Statement of Purpose &
Academic CV)
SUBMIT APPLICATIONS
CONFIRMOFFERS & RESULTS
ISSUE CAS
(Confrmation of Acceptance for Studies)
REGISTER ONLINE
APPLICATIONS
SUBMIT
APPLICATIONS
CONDITIONAL
OFFERS
RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OPTIONS

(Personal Statements & online application forms)
CONFIRMOFFERS &
CLEAR CONDITIONS
ISSUE CAS
(Confrmation of Acceptance
for Studies)
RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
& CAREER OPTIONS
RESEARCH
DEGREE CHOICES
WRITE APPLICATIONS
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Length of programme2:
3 terms
English level:
From 5.0 IELTS or equivalent, with no
single element less than 5.0, for 3-term UFP
Academic requirements:
See page 30 for country-specifc requirements
Minimum age:
17+
Hours per week:
Up to 25
Examinations/Coursework:
60%/40%
Pass mark for progression1:
You will need to meet the academic grades from your
university offers1
6.5 IELTS (external IELTS examination) is
required for most degrees at University of
London partners
Programme details
Progression
1
to Year 1 of a wide range of undergraduate degrees, or the International
Diploma Programme.
UNDERGRADUATE
Foundation Programme (UFP)
Degree progression
1 Some programmes at Birkbeck offer guaranteed
progression on meeting the specifed entry criteria.
See the degree subject list on page 24 for more
information.
2 Extended programmes are available if you do not
yet have the required English language level. These
programmes last 4 or 5 terms and include English
language modules (ELM) followed by the 3 terms of
Foundation required to apply for entry to the frst year
of your undergraduate degree. If your language level
is below 4.0 IELTS or equivalent then we offer the
English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP)
see page 22 for details or visit
www.foundationcampus.com
IELTS 4.0 IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 IELTS 6.0 IELTS 6.5
3 terms
IELTS 4.0 IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 IELTS 6.0 IELTS 6.5 IELTS 7.0
Extended Masters Foundation Programme
3 terms 1 term
2 terms
3 terms 1 term
Extended Masters
Foundation Programme
2 terms
3 terms 1 term
Extended Masters
Foundation Programme
1 term
Masters Foundation Programme
1 term 3 terms
Masters
degree
Undergraduate
degree
Undergraduate Foundation
Programme
Extended UFP
4 terms 5 terms
Dates and fees
Per term
Annually
(3 terms)
22 September 2014 05 June 2015 4,750 14,250
05 January 2015 14 August 2015 4,750 14,250

All programmes are subject to a 100 registration fee and a 2,400 refundable deposit.
Pathways and academic modules
Business,
Economics,
Finance &
Management
Computing,
Engineering
& Sciences
Law,
Humanities
& Social
Sciences
Life
Sciences
Media
IELTS English Preparation
and Study Skills
C C C C C
Biology C
Business
Chemistry
Economics
International Relations
Law
Marketing
Mathematics C C
Media C
Physics
Psychology
Sociology

You take three academic modules plus IELTS English Preparation & Academic Study Skills
C = Compulsory module = Optional module
Note: The optional modules are subject to availability and you will be guided onto the best combination of
academic modules for your intended degree when you arrive at London FoundationCampus.
Who is this programme designed for?
This programme is designed to prepare international students,
who have completed senior secondary education, for entry to
undergraduate studies at top universities across the UK. All students
who successfully complete the UFP are supported to gain a place
at one of our prestigious partners or on a suitable programme of
undergraduate study at the university of their choice. This programme
is set at level 3, which is equivalent to A-level standard in the UK.
How long will I study for?
The duration of the programme is one academic year (nine months).
The year is divided into three terms of seven to eight teaching weeks,
one reading week, and an examination week. You will undertake up to
25 hours of classroom-based study per week.
What will I study?
This programme includes four core modules, taken by all students
throughout the course. These modules are: English, and a choice of
three academic subject modules according to the progression degree.
The options available for your chosen pathway at London
FoundationCampus are shown in the table on this page.
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed by a variety of methods during your time with us:
the intention is that you have a chance to experience the full range
of assessment methods that you might experience in your university
when you start your degree.
Who is this programme designed for?
This programme is designed for international students who do not
quite have the academic grades and/or English level to start the frst
year of an undergraduate degree in the UK, but have a stronger profle
than a UFP student.
All students who achieve the required mark for progression are
guaranteed progression
1
to Year 2 of a selection of business-related
undergraduate degrees at Birkbeck. This programme is set at level 4,
and is equivalent to the frst year of an undergraduate business degree
in the UK.
How long will I study for?
The duration of the programme is one academic year (nine months).
The year is divided into three terms of seven to eight teaching weeks,
one reading week, and an examination week. You will undertake up to
25 hours of classroom-based study per week.
What will I study?
This programme includes nine core modules, taken by all students
throughout the course. These modules are: English, and eight
academic modules relating to business and management.
The academic modules available for this programme are shown on the
previous page.
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed by a variety of methods during your time with us:
the intention is that you have a chance to experience the full range of
assessment methods that you might experience at university when you
start the second year of your chosen degree.
Assessments will normally include coursework, essays, reports and
other structured assignments, oral examination, and unseen written
examinations.
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Length of programme2:
3 terms
English level:
IELTS 5.5, with minimum 5.5 for
writing and no other element less than 5.0
Academic requirements:
See page 30 for country-specifc requirements
Minimum age:
18 within three months of starting
FoundationCampus programme
Hours per week:
Up to 25
Examinations/Coursework:
60%/40%
Pass mark for progression1:
Subject to achieving a Merit in each of the academic
modules and 6.5 IELTS (external IELTS examination with no
single element less than 6.0)
Programme details
INTERNATIONAL
Diploma Programme (IDP)
1 Guaranteed progression is subject to meeting the
specifed entry criteria.
2 Extended Programmes are available if you do not
yet have the required English language level. These
programmes last 4 or 5 terms and include English
language modules (ELM) followed by the 3 terms of
Foundation required to apply for entry to the frst year
of your undergraduate degree. If your language level
is below 4.0 IELTS or equivalent then we offer the
English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP)
see page 22 for details or visit
www.foundationcampus.com
Guaranteed progression
1
to Year 2 of the following business-related undergraduate
degrees at Birkbeck University of London:
BSc (Hons) Accounting
BA (Hons) Accounting
and Management
BSc (Hons) Business
BA (Hons) Management
Degree progression
Dates and fees
Per term
Annually
(3 terms)
22 September 2014 05 June 2015 4,750 14,250
05 January 2015 14 August 2015 4,750 14,250

All programmes are subject to a 100 registration fee and a 2,400 refundable deposit.
Year 2 of
undergraduate
degree
Extended IDP
5 terms 4 terms
International Diploma
Programme
3 terms
IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 IELTS 6.0 IELTS 6.5
Programme content
All students study eight academic modules:
Business Environment
Managing Financial Resources and
Decisions
Organisations and Behaviour
Marketing Principles
Business Decision Making
Financial Accounting and Reporting
Business Skills for Proposals and Pitches
Study and Communication Skills for
Business
Plus English for Academic Purposes
Throughout the course we have had
to explore different areas in business
which will help me to progress and
specialise in the future. The teachers
have been really supportive and have
made this year really interesting.

Yu-ning Huang
STUDIED
International Diploma
Programme
PROGRESSED TO
BSc (Hons) Business at
Birkbeck
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MASTERS
Foundation Programme (MFP)
Length of programme2:
1, 2 or 3 terms
English level:
3 terms from5.5 IELTS or equivalent,
with no single element less than 5.5
2 terms from6.0 IELTS or equivalent,
with no single element less than 6.0
1 term from 6.5 IELTS or equivalent,
with no single element less than 6.5
Academic requirements:
See page 30 for country-specifc requirements
Minimum age:
21+
Hours per week:
Up to 25
Pass mark for progression:
Student applications will be assessed by
the respective university on a case-by-case basis.
1 Some programmes at Birkbeck offer guaranteed
progression on meeting the specifed entry criteria.
See the degree subject list on page 24 for more
information.
2 Extended Programmes are available if you do not
yet have the required English language level. These
programmes last 4 or 5 terms and include English
language modules (ELM) followed by the 3 terms
of Foundation required to apply for entry to the frst
year of your Masters degree. If your language level
is below 4.0 IELTS or equivalent then we offer the
English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP)
see page 22 for details or visit
www.foundationcampus.com
Progression
1
to a wide range of Masters degrees.
Programme details
Degree progression
IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 IELTS 6.0 IELTS 6.5 IELTS 7.0
Masters Foundation Programme
Masters degree
Extended MFP
5 terms 4 terms 3 terms 2 terms 1 term
Dates and fees
No. of
terms
Programme dates
Tuition fees per
programme
Progressing
to Masters
degree starting in
2 14 April 2014 22 August 2014 9,100 Sept 2014
1 14 April 2014 20 June 2014 4,550 Sept 2014
1 23 June 2014 22 August 2014 4,550 Sept 2014
3 22 September 2014 05 June 2015 14,250 Sept 2015
3 05 January 2015 14 August 2015 14,250 Sept 2015
2 05 January 2015 05 June 2015 9,500 Sept 2015
2 30 March 2015 14 August 2015 9,500 Sept 2015
1 30 March 2015 05 June 2015 4,750 Sept 2015
1 15 June 2015 14 August 2015 4,750 Sept 2015
All programmes are subject to a 100 registration fee and a 2,400 refundable deposit.
Who is this programme designed for?
This programme is designed to prepare international students for
postgraduate study in the UK. The Masters Foundation will allow you
to improve your English while learning the study skills and research
methods that you will need during your Masters degree studies.
Depending on the length of the programme you study, you may also
study academic modules relating to your chosen progression degree.
How long will I study for?
Each term is divided into seven to eight teaching weeks, one reading
week and an assessment week. You will undertake up to 25 hours of
classroom-based study per week.
What will I study?
1 term
If you study this programme, you will study two compulsory units of
research study skills, including a major project, plus English language.
2 terms
If you study this programme, you will study two compulsory units of
research project, personal and professional development, plus English
language. You will also choose an additional academic subject unit,
depending on your intended progression degree.
3 terms
If you study this programme, you will study two compulsory units of a
research project, personal and professional development, plus English
language. You will also choose two additional academic subject units,
depending on your intended progression degree, and availability.
How will I be assessed?
Each module will have an assessment schedule, which will be
completed by the end of the appropriate term, and will include
formative and summative assignments and other assessment tasks.
Assessments will be designed to demonstrate learning across the
individual modules of the programme and to allow you to experience
a wide range of the assessment methods used in UK postgraduate
programmes.
Assessments will normally include coursework, essays, reports and
other structured assignments, oral examination and unseen written
examinations.
Academic subject units are arranged by pathway, and include:
Business
Organisations and Behaviour
Marketing Principles
Financial Accounting and Reporting
Business Strategy
Life Sciences
Analysis of Scientifc Data and Information
Pharmacological Principles of Drugs Actions
Medicinal Chemistry
Engineering
Analytical Methods for Engineers
Business Management Techniques
for Engineers
Mechanical Principles
Social Sciences
Understanding the Learning Process
Psychology of Human and Criminal Behaviour
The Global Environment
Contextual and Cultural Referencing in
Art and Design
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Note: The optional modules are subject to availability and you will be guided onto the best combination of academic
modules for your intended degree when you arrive at London FoundationCampus.
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Programme details
Guaranteed progression
1
to the Undergraduate Foundation, International Diploma
and the Masters Foundation Programmes.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Preparation Programme (ELPP)
Course length:
1, 2 or 3 terms
English level:
For UFP - from 3.5 IELTS or equivalent
For IDP from 4.0 IELTS or equivalent
For MFP from4.0 IELTS or equivalent
Academic requirements:
See page 30 for country-specifc requirements
If your language level is 4.0 IELTS or above (or
equivalent) then Extended Foundation, Diploma or
Masters Foundation Programmes are available. These
programmes last 4 or 5 terms and include English
language modules (ELM) followed by the 3 terms of your
main programme. See relevant programme section or
website for more details.
Minimum age:
17+
Hours per week:
25
Pass mark for progression:
You will need to achieve the IELTS level required to progress to
your chosen FoundationCampus programme
1 Guaranteed progression is subject to meeting
the required IELTS level.
Degree progression
IELTS 3.5 IELTS 4.0 IELTS 4.5 IELTS 5.0 IELTS 5.5 IELTS 6.0 IELTS 6.5
3 terms 2 terms 1 term
English Language
Preparation Programme
3 terms
Masters Foundation
Programme
English Language
Preparation Programme
Undergraduate Foundation
Programme
3 terms 3 terms 2 terms 1 term
3 terms 2 terms 1 term
English Language
Preparation Programme
3 terms
International Diploma
Programme
Dates and fees
No. of
terms
Term dates Tuition fees
per term
Progressing to
1, 2
or 3
14 April 2014 20 June 2014 4,325 Undergraduate
Foundation
or International
Diploma
or Masters
Foundation
23 June 2014 22 August 2014 4,325
22 September 2014 12 December 2014 4,750
05 January 2015 20 March 2015
30 March 2015 05 June 2015
15 June 2015 14 August 2015
All programmes are subject to a 100 registration fee and a 2,400 refundable deposit.
Programme content
You will study:
General English (Grammar,
Vocabulary, Reading,
Writing, Speaking, Listening)
IELTS and Academic English
TERM DATES
Term
1 22 September 2014 12 December 2014
2 05 January 2015 20 March 2015
3 30 March 2015 05 June 2015
4 15 June 2015 14 August 2015
I have enjoyed studying at London FoundationCampus.
I have learnt to speak a lot more fuently, and my academic
writing has improved. It has been great preparation and
experience for my future study at University!

Hosam Makhdoom
STUDIED
Undergraduate Foundation Programme
PROGRESSED TO
Biomedical Engineering at Kings College London
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Our Undergraduate
Foundation Programme
results and destinations
were exceptional in 2013.
71%
of Undergraduate
Foundation students
achieved A*-A,
84%
achieved A*-B.
Follows a sample of our Undergraduate Foundation Programme students, results and destinations:
Name Nationality Grade IELTS University destination Undergraduate degree
Muhammad Fithry Bin Akbar Ali Malaysian ABB 7.0 Goldsmiths, University of London Media and Communications
Da Jeong Kim South Korean ABB 6.5 Goldsmiths, University of London Education, Culture and Society
Ae Ly Lee South Korean ABC 6.5 Goldsmiths, University of London International Studies
Huda Ahmad Jassim Hassan Ahli Emirati A*A*A 6.5 Queen Mary, University of London Sustainable Energy Engineering
Momono Nakamura Japanese AAB 6.0 Queen Mary, University of London Biochemistry
Ashutosh Ravi Indian AAC 6.5 Queen Mary, University of London Mechanical Engineering
Tsubasa Takeuchi Japanese A*AA 6.5 Queen Mary, University of London Business Management
Daseul Hwang South Korean ABB 6.5 Royal Holloway, University of London Media Arts
Deniz Kacar Turkish AAB 7.0 Royal Holloway, University of London Psychology
Junyao Zhang Chinese ABB 6.5 Royal Holloway, University of London Media Arts
Rui Jing Lew Hong Kong Chinese AAB 6.0 Royal Holloway, University of London
Management and
Human Resources
Hassen Mohammed Wajeh Sharbatli Saudi Arabian AAB 6.5 Royal Holloway, University of London
Management with
International Business
Wing Shuen Chan Hong Kong Chinese A*A*A* 7.0
Royal Veterinary College,
University of London
Veterinary Medicine
Wai Ching Yuen Hong Kong Chinese A*A*A* 7.0
Royal Veterinary College,
University of London
Bioveterinary Sciences
Ka Ching Jennifer Mak Hong Kong Chinese AAA 8.0 Bristol University Law
Joseph Andrew Sri Lankan A*AB 7.0 Cardiff University Mechanical Engineering
Helen Kim South Korean ABB 6.5 Durham University Psychology
Meng Ying Ke Chinese A*AA 7.0 Kings College London
Mathematics with
Management & Finance
Talal Sangar Raja Pakistani A*AA 7.5 University College London
Politics and East
European Studies
Yuai Liu Chinese A*AA 6.5 University of Southampton Computer Science
Name Nationality University destination Degree
Szu-Yu Chen Taiwanese Birkbeck, University of London MSc International Marketing
Kristina Lyssia Cureg Filipino Birkbeck, University of London MA Modern and Contemporary Literature
Kosuke Takakura Japanese Birkbeck, University of London MA Applied Linguistics
Saqr Alghanem Kuwaiti Birkbeck, University of London MSc International Business Management
Lavinia Giammaria Italian Birkbeck, University of London MSc Financial Engineering
Hong Quang Nguyen Vietnamese Birkbeck, University of London MSc Finance
Maryam Makhamid Belarusian Goldsmiths, University of London MA Filmmaking
Inna Vyrvkyshka Ukrainian Goldsmiths, University of London MA Media and Communication
Bo-Na Hyun South Korean Goldsmiths, University of London MA Arts Administration and Cultural Policy
Yoshie Omata Japanese Goldsmiths, University of London MA Arts Administration and Cultural Policy: Music pathway
Sayaka Nakamura Japanese
Institute of Education,
University of London
MA Education Psychology
Jungwoo Yoo South Korean
Institute of Education,
University of London
MA Curriculum, Pedagogy & Assessment
Hanin Khalil Alshaikh Saudi Arabian Queen Mary, University of London MSc Information System & Computing
Qi Huang Chinese Royal Holloway, University of London MSc Project Management
Shijian Liang Chinese Royal Holloway, University of London MSc International Management
Shuaiying Tu Chinese Royal Holloway, University of London MSc Marketing
Keiichiro Tanimoto Japanese Loughborough University MSc Sports Management
Kazuto Ariyoshi Japanese University of East Anglia MA International Development
Jaedong Cho South Korean University of Manchester MSc Aerospace Engineering
Huan Deng Chinese University of Southampton MA Fashion Marketing and Branding
Jin Eun Kim South Korean University of Warwick MSc Project Management
97%
of our Masters
Foundation Programme
students progressed to
a University of London
College or other UK
university to study their
chosen Masters degree.
Follows a sample of our Masters Foundation Programme students, destinations:
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Accommodation in
LONDON
London is home to more international students
than any other city in the world. Every year, 90,000
people come from over 200 countries to study and
experience the culture, the history and the spirit of
one of the worlds greatest cities.
Beaumont Court
Beaumont Court offers a great choice of shared
fats in a fantastic London location, just 5 minutes
walk from Camden Town and a short journey from
Islington, Bloomsbury and Leicester Square. The
property has stunning views across London and is
just 5 minutes walk from Kings Cross St Pancras.
The property has a fantastic roof terrace with
impressive views across the London Eye, St Pauls
Cathedral and the Shard.
Beaumont Court offers a range of en-suite rooms
in shared fats with your own bathroom, study
area, large bed and plenty of storage space.
Shared kitchen and living areas are perfect for
living with friends or meeting new people.




To help you budget for your time
in London, here is an example of
what you can expect to pay, for
some of the essentials of student
life.
Average rent University accommodation From 225
per week
Internet access in accommodation FREE
Food and utilities 55 per week
Travel costs with rail card (all zones) 24 per week
Entertainment cinema, bowling
and socialising 50 per week
Oyster cards (30% off travel) 5 deposit then pay
for your journeys as
you go
Barclays cycle hire 1 for 24hrs
NUS extra discount card
(visit www.nus.org.uk for more information) 12
Prices
Beaumont Court
September start: 9,160 per year + 250 deposit
(3 terms)
Piccadilly Court
January start: 9,000 per year (3 terms)
Prices for 1, 2 or 4 terms are available on request. For
more information or to book your accommodation email
liveinlondon@foundationcampus.com
All bookings for Beaumont Court are subject to UNITE terms and
conditions. All booking for Piccadilly Court are subject to our terms and
conditions.

STEP ONE
Submit your application by one of the following
methods:
Online:
www.foundationcampus.com
Email:
admissions@foundationcampus.com
Fax:
+44 (0)1223 346181
Post:
Admissions Offce, FoundationCampus, Kett
House, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United
Kingdom
Please remember to include all relevant
documentation:
- Academic transcripts (with translations if not
originally in English)
- Evidence of English level
- Passport
Other documentation may be required depending
on the course, Admissions will advise.
STEP TWO
Our Central Admissions team will review your
application.
We will send you an offer letter which will
list any outstanding conditions. We will
remove any conditions that have already
been met. If we think the course is not right
for you, we will suggest an alternative.
If we have any queries about your
application, our Central Admissions team
will contact you for further information.
STEP THREE
To accept your place on the course you
will need to meet all the remaining
conditions, including payment of the
deposit/registration fee or proof of
government sponsorship. Only once all
conditions have been met, can your place
be confrmed, although once the deposit
is paid we will hold a place for you.
NEXT
STEPS
STEP FOUR
Once you have paid your deposit and met all the
conditions of offer, we will confrm your place
and send you a CAS (Confrmation of Acceptance
to Study) or a Confrmation of Enrolment (CoE) if
you do not need a CAS. If you need a visa, you will
need to use your CAS/CoE to support your visa
application. Please note a CAS can only be used 3
months before the start of the course.
The accommodation application form will
be included in the pre-arrival information
sent to you. You should complete the form,
selecting your preferred option and return it to
London FoundationCampus by email to
liveinlondon@foundationcampus.com.
STEP FIVE
You will then need to apply for a visa if you
require one to study in the UK. It is your
responsibility to obtain a visa before you travel to
join the course. If you do not have a valid visa, you
will not be able to join the course so please make
sure you apply as soon as possible.
STEP SIX
You will need to pay at least the
frst terms tuition fees before you
begin your programme of study at
FoundationCampus.
Students should arrive on the
weekend before the start of term,
please check your CAS statement
or Confrmation of Enrolment for
further details.
Please note that if you require a
visa to study with us, you may need
to provide additional evidence to
comply with the visa regulations in
the country of study. These are the
requirements of the government
and not of FoundationCampus.
Your assistance in meeting these
requirements is much appreciated.
Accommodation
guaranteed
until 31 July
Piccadilly Court
Piccadilly Court is ideally located a stones
throw from Caledonian Road tube Station, on the
Piccadilly Line.

The property offers en-suite rooms in a range
of shared fats, so you can share with your
friends, as well as studios if you'd prefer to live
independently. The property has an onsite laundry,
bike storage and a courtyard with outside seating.

All UNITE London student accommodation
includes Wi-Fi, contents insurance and all utility
bills in the price, so there are no unexpected costs
to worry about.
Undergraduate Foundation International Diploma
Albania Completion of high school education with Certifcate of Maturity with good grades Completion of high school education with Certifcate of Maturity plus satisfactory completion of one year of
additional study with good grades
Angola Secondary School Certifcate with good grades Secondary School Certifcate plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Armenia Certifcate of Secondary Education (Mijnakarg Yndhanur Krtoutian Attestat) with good grades Certifcate of Secondary Education (Mijnakarg Yndhanur Krtoutian Attestat) plus satisfactory completion of one
year of additional study with good grades
Azerbaijan Certifcate of Secondary Education (Attestat) with good grades Certifcate of Secondary Education (Attestat) plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good
grades
Bahrain Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades
Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good grades
Bangladesh Senior School Certifcate/Higher Secondary Certifcate with good grades Senior School Certifcate/Higher Secondary Certifcate with excellent grades
Botswana Cambridge Overseas School Certifcate with good grades Cambridge Overseas School Certifcate plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good
grades
Brunei Brunei Cambridge O-level with good grades Brunei Cambridge A-level/BDTVEC Diploma
Cambodia Diploma of Upper Secondary School: with good grades in relevant subjects Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Cameroon Baccalaureat or Certifcat de Probation with good grades in relevant subjects Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
China Completion of Senior Secondary School Year 3 with 70% average
Completion of Senior Secondary School Year 2 with 80% average
Completion of Senior Secondary School Year 3 with 80% average or completion of one year of university with good
grades
Gambia West African School Certifcate or Senior School Certifcate with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Georgia Certifcate of Secondary Education with good grades Certifcate of Secondary Education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Ghana West African School Certifcate or Senior School Certifcate with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Hong Kong Successful completion of Form 5 with good grades OR HKDSE with minimum 3 grades at level 2 or higher HKDSE with grades of 4 and 3 in academic subjects
India Completion of Year XI with 70% average OR Completion of Year XII with 50% average CBSE or ICSE with 65% average
Indonesia SMU 2 with average of 7.5
SMU 3 with average of 7.0
Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Iran Successful completion of High School Diploma with good grades Successful completion of High School Diploma plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with
good grades
Japan Upper Secondary School Year 3 with GPA 3.0 Upper Secondary School Certifcate plus satisfactory completion of a year's further study with good grades
Jordan Tawjihi/General Secondary Education Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades OR Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good
grades
Kazakhstan Diploma of Completed Secondary Education (Attestat) with good grades Diploma of Completed Secondary Education (Attestat) plus satisfactory completion of a year's further study with
good grades
Kenya East African School Certifcate/Cambridge Overseas School Certifcate/KCSE with good grades East African School Certifcate/Cambridge Overseas School Certifcate/KCSE with excellent grades
Kuwait Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades OR Part study of Higher OR Technical Diploma with good
grades
Lebanon Lebanese Baccalaureate or French Baccalaureate with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Libya Secondary Education Certifcate with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Macau iGCSE/O-levels: Grade C average OR Completion of Form 5 or Senior Middle 2 with good grades Completion of Form 6/Senior Middle School/Grade 12 with good grades
3. DETAILS OF COURSE(S) FOR WHICH YOU WISH TO APPLY
Please give details of the FoundationCampus programme for which you are applying. Please also state the subject and study level you are aiming for (undergraduate or Masters degree)
alongside the proposed year of study.
University degree you wish to progress to e.g. BA (Hons) Business Management
FoundationCampus programme: Undergraduate Foundation Programme
English Language Preparation Programme
International Diploma Programme Masters Foundation Programme
Date you want to start the programme: Month/
Year
Sept Jan April June
2014 2015
The number of terms you wish to study:
4. ACADEMIC HISTORY
Have you ever studied in the UK before? Yes No If you answered yes to the question, please provide the following details and a copy of any previous UK visas:
Name of school / institution (in full):
Date of study: Course of study:
5. DOCUMENTS
Please enclose the following and tick to confrm
you have included them.
Completed and signed application form
Academic qualifcations
Copies of transcripts (with certifed English translated copies if in any other language)
Copy of passport and copies of any previous UK visas
6. USE OF AGENTS
Have you used an educational agent during your application process? Yes No
If no, please proceed to section 7. If yes, please complete the details below and see section 15 of the Conditions of Enrolment which can be found on the FoundationCampus website at
www.foundationcampus.com
Name of agent (in full):
Name of contact person at agency and email address:
Agent address (in full):
7. HOWDID YOU HEAR ABOUT US?
Please indicate how you heard of these courses (Please tick) Agent Exhibition Family Internet Other (please specify) ____________________
8. DECLARATION
I declare that I amapplying to FoundationCampus as a genuine student and that the information and supporting evidence and academic documents I have provided are true copies. I understand that by signing this declaration I have read, understood and
agreed to the terms and conditions and fees of study at London FoundationCampus as outlined on the FoundationCampus website www.foundationcampus.com/en/about/tandc and agree to comply with UKBA regulations at the time of application and
during my course of study. If you do not have access to the website or would like a written copy of the conditions of enrolment, you can request these fromFoundationCampus Central Admissions at admissions@foundationcampus.com
In order to deliver your education and protect your welfare, Cambridge Education Group (CEG) will collect, keep and otherwise process personal data, including sensitive personal data that relates to you and your circumstances. This will include your name
and contact details, and those of your parents, guardians, agent or sponsor. We will also keep data about your education, health, welfare, accommodation, travel, passport, visa, fnances and fees.
We will keep this information secure at all times and we will share it within CEG as necessary to run our business, deliver your education and ensure your safety. We will also release this information where it is legally required or lawful to do so, or in the
event of a medical emergency if it is necessary to protect your health or the health of others. We will provide reports to your agent, parents or guardian on your progress, and also where necessary with our academic partners such as universities. Some of
our data transfers may transfer your data to other countries.
Do you consent to your personal data being stored, processed and released by CEG in this way?
Do you consent to your sensitive personal data including health, welfare, nationality, ethnicity, religious and other data being stored, processed and released in this way?
Do you consent to the reasonable use of your details and academic achievement to be used for marketing purposes?
Signature of Applicant ______________________________________________ Date _________________
Parent or Guardian Signature ________________________________________ Date _________________
If applicant is not the fee payer or is under 18
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Academic entry requirements
Undergraduate Foundation International Diploma
Malaysia SPM (Malaysia Certifcate of Education) (or forecast) with good grades in relevant academic subjects/UEC
with pass grades in relevant academic subjects
STPM or A-levels with pass grades OR UEC with good grades OR Completion of high school education plus
satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Myanmar High School Matriculation with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Nigeria West African School Certifcate or Senior School Certifcate with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Oman Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades
Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good grades
Pakistan Higher Secondary Certifcate with good grades Higher Secondary Certifcate with excellent grades
Higher Secondary Certifcate plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with pass grades
Qatar Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/Senior Schooling Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades
Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good grades
Russia Certifcate of Secondary Education with excellent grades in relevant subjects Certifcate of Secondary Education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with pass grades
Saudi Arabia Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certifcate with good grades Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades
Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good grades
Singapore Singapore/Cambridge O-level/iGCSE with good grades Singapore/Cambridge A-level or O-levels plus satisfactory completion of two years' study towards Polytechnic
Diploma/Polytechnic Certifcate/Polytechnic Advanced Diploma
South Korea Senior High School 2 with average 3rd grade in relevant subjects OR Senior High School 3 with average 4th
grade in relevant subjects OR School Leaving Certifcate with average 70%
Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
Sri Lanka O-levels with very good grades A-levels with good grades OR Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of
additional study with good grades
Taiwan Senior High School Year 2 with 80% average OR Senior High School Year 3 with 70% average Senior High School Leaving Certifcate plus evidence of a year's further study with pass grades
Thailand Completion of Mathayom (MAW) 6 with GPA 2.5 Successful completion of Mathayom (MAW) 6 plus evidence of a year's further study with pass grades
Turkey Successful completion of Deviet Lisen Birtme Diplomasi OR High School Year 3 with good grades Successful completion of Deviet Lisen Birtme Diplomasi or High School Year 3 with excellent grades
Uganda Ugandan Certifcate of Education with good grades Completion of high school education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good grades
United Arab
Emirates
Tawjihiya/Thanawihya/General Secondary School Certifcate with good grades OR Technical Diploma with
very good grades
Completion of frst year of local degree with good grades
Part study of Higher/Technical Diploma with good grades
Uzbekistan Diploma of Specialised Secondary Education with good grades Diploma of Specialised Secondary Education plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study with good
grades
Vietnam Completion of Year 12 with average grade of 7.0 OR Completion of Year 11 with average grade of 8.0 Completion of Year 12 plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study
Zambia Zambia School Certifcate with good grades Zambia School Certifcate plus satisfactory completion of one year of additional study
International
curricula -
International
Baccalaureate
(IB), GCE A-levels,
Canadian, USA,
Australian high
school
We will consider all international high school results where students have achieved good grades, especially
in the subjects relevant to their intended Foundation course.
We will consider all international high school results where students have achieved excellent grades, especially
in the subjects relevant to their intended foundation course. We also consider students who have passed a
recognised Foundation course.
Masters Foundation
All Successful completion of Bachelors degree or equivalent, from a recognised university.
Academic entry requirements listed here should be used as a guide only. Suitability for the programme will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. If your country is not listed, please contact admissions@foundationcampus.com
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Telephone:
+44 (0)1223 345698
Fax:
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Email:
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Web:
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Apply ONLINE at www.foundationcampus.com or return this form to:
Admissions Offce, FoundationCampus, Kett House, Station Road
Cambridge, CB1 2JH, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1223 345698 Fax: +44 (0)1223 346181 Email: admissions@foundationcampus.com
Please write neatly using BLOCK CAPITALS in black ink or typescript. Incomplete application forms submitted without ALL the supporting documents will delay the decision process.
1. PERSONAL DETAILS
Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms etc)
First name(s) Family name
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy) Age on entry
Nationality (as passport) Male/Female
Country of permanent residence
Home address Correspondence address (if different)
Postcode Postcode
Country Country
Mobile (incl. country code) Mobile (incl. country code)
Telephone (incl. country code) Telephone (incl. country code)
Student email
Do you have any criminal convictions? Yes No (Your enquiry cannot be processed if you do not complete this section)
2. DISABILITY/SPECIAL NEEDS
FoundationCampus will conduct a needs analysis with you to determine any support that may be required, and to ensure that your personal needs can be met wherever possible. However, failure
to disclose a specifc requirement may result in us not being able to meet your needs.
Please state any condition which might necessitate special arrangements or facilities. Consult the Notes for guidance at www.foundationcampus.com/en/about/tandc
NOTES (FOR OFFICE USE ONLY)
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Overseas offces:
Brazil
+55 (0) 15 998 54 5454
brasil@ceg-uk.com
China
+86 10 5869 0568
china@ceg-uk.com
Central Asia
+7 926 007 3891
centralasia@ceg-uk.com
Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan
+852 2882 4046
hongkong@ceg-uk.com
Japan
+81 50 5809 9582
japan@ceg-uk.com
Korea
+82 2 2052 1904
korea@ceg-uk.co.kr
Latin America
+52 (1) 81 1778 9091
latinamerica@ceg-uk.com
Nigeria
+234 81 8527 9072
nigeria@ceg-uk.com
Pakistan
+92 345 1444 455
pakistan@ceg-uk.com
Russia
+7 495 223 1348
russia@ceg-uk.ru
South East Asia
+60 (0) 19 790 0236
southeastasia@ceg-uk.com
Vietnam
+84 91 4849 288
vietnam@ceg-uk.com
Information in this brochure is correct at time of print on 1 March 2014. FoundationCampus and the University
Partners reserve the right to alter, reschedule or close courses which do not remain viable, students will be informed.