The University Foundation Programme (UFP) Law, Humanities & Social Sciences Foundation Pathway is an intensive one year foundation course, which will prepare you for a wide range of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate degrees.
The UFP Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation course allows students to gain critical analysis, evidence gathering and argument evaluation skills. Students also develop an appreciation for differences in society, culture and human behaviour.
The soft skills gained on a Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation programme, such as strong critical thinking and communication skills, are highly valued by employers in all job sectors. The UK has a rich history in Law, Humanities and Social Sciences and is home to some of the oldest and best-funded institutions in the world, making it the perfect place to study this subject area. The British legal system is the most widely used and recognised in the world and an understanding of this complex system will prepare students for any degree related to this challenging field.
In the first term students complete the three minor modules. In terms 2 and 3, students choose three major modules from a selection of subjects.
Compulsory subjects:
Mathematics
Information Technology
Communication Skills/IELTS
Choose three of the following:
Economics
History
Law
Politics
Psychology
Sociology
The Law, Humanities & Social Science foundation course is continually assessed, thus removing the pressure of an end of year examination. There will be mid-term examinations throughout the course and an end-of-term examination for each module. In addition, students are required to complete coursework.
We offer a university approved syllabus which fully prepares students for their undergraduate studies. Our teachers are highly qualified and are specialists in their field. The exceptional standard of education allows students to make a smooth transition to undergraduate degree level.
Students will be assessed through a combination of coursework, projects, presentations, and written examinations. Regular assignments and mock tests will help track progress and prepare students for final assessments. Emphasis is placed on both theoretical understanding and practical application to ensure a comprehensive evaluation of each student’s abilities. Feedback will be provided throughout the course to support continuous improvement and academic success.
The University Foundation Programme (UFP) offers two start dates—September and January.
For both timelines, students complete their foundation year course and progress to university in September, joining the new academic year.
We have two start dates for our foundation courses
– September and January.
Depending on when prospective students finish their senior school studies, they have the option of beginning their course sooner or slightly later. Both complete in time for a September start at university the following year.
The holiday schedule for students enrolled in the University Foundation Programme (UFP) varies depending on the course start date.
September Intake: Students beginning the UFP in September will benefit from a 3-week Christmas break and a 2-week Easter holiday.
January Intake: Students who start the UFP in January will have a 2-week Easter holiday.
Our foundation course offers progression to almost all Law, Humanities & Social Sciences university degree courses including:
Our students go on to study at some of the top universities in the UK, making the University Foundation Programme (UFP) a trusted pathway to outstanding higher education destinations.
The fee for the one-year foundation course on Law, Humanities & Social Science is £27,000, which includes registration, examination, and material fees.
To find the complete tuition fees breakdown, click here.
All students must be 16 years 6 months old or more to be eligible to apply for a foundation programme.
All students need to have completed up to the GCSE equivalent
level.
Minimum of 5 A*-C grades, including Mathematics
Academic IELTS for UKVI | Pearson PTE Academic UKVI |
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Minimum 6.0 in Reading & Writing, at least 5.0 in Speaking & Listening | Minimum 54 in Reading & 63 in Writing, at least 41 in Speaking & Listening |
To find the complete English Language requirement, click here.
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