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Explore the diverse academic pathways offered by our Studynet Group IFP, each carefully designed to prepare you for success in your chosen field. Whether your interests lie in Business, Engineering, Social Sciences, or Law pathways provide the foundational knowledge and skills needed to progress to top universities worldwide.
At Studynet Group IFP, we simplify THE entry requirements to help you navigate the admissions process with confidence. Our dedicated team provides the support you need to meet the criteria for your chosen university, empowering you to achieve your academic goals.
STEP BY STEP
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High School Qualification
Average score of 70%+.
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English Proficiency Requirement
Minimum English language Level - B2.
Entry Requirements for the International Foundation Programme (IFP)
IGCSE / GCSE / O-Level:
Minimum of 5 passes with grade 4 or grade C, including the native language.
A-Levels/AS Levels: 24 UCAS points (native language accepted).
IB First Year: Minimum of 24 points, or IB Certificate with 22 points.
OR equivalent country specific high school qualification.
Minimum of 5 passes with grade 4 or grade C, including the native language.
A-Levels/AS Levels: 24 UCAS points (native language accepted).
IB First Year: Minimum of 24 points, or IB Certificate with 22 points.
OR equivalent country specific high school qualification.
Test results must be within the last 24 months and meet the minimum English equivalency score for your chosen program:
For country-specific qualifications, please contact our admissions team for further guidance.
ACADEMIC CRITERIA
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
COUNTRY SPECIFIC
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
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Modules
Business &
Economics
Economics
Science &
Engineering
Engineering
Social Sciences
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Mathematics
Statistics
Economics
Business Management
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Statistics
Economics
Business Management
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Computer Science & IT
OR Biology
OR Intro to Engineering
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Physics
Chemistry
Computer Science & IT
OR Biology
OR Intro to Engineering
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Economics
Politics & International Relations
Psychology
Mathematics
Sociology
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Politics & International Relations
Psychology
Mathematics
Sociology
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Law
Sociology
Psychology
Law
Law and Society
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
Psychology
Law
Law and Society
TOTAL: 70 Credits = 700 Hours
English Language &
Study Skills
Study Skills
05
English language & Study Skills
English for Academic Purposes
Integrated Study Skills
Social and Cultural Environment
TOTAL: 50 Credits = 500 Hours
English for Academic Purposes
Integrated Study Skills
Social and Cultural Environment
TOTAL: 50 Credits = 500 Hours
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FAQ
High school qualification - 70%+.
English proficiency level - minimum of B2.
English proficiency level - minimum of B2.
Students are assessed through a variety of methods, including:
- Written Essays, Reports & Assignments: Evaluating understanding of course material.
- Presentations & Project Work: Developing communication and collaborative skills.
- Final Examinations: Testing overall knowledge and application of subjects.
- Each module has a maximum awarded score of 100%, with grading ranges from PASS (50%-55%) to DISTINCTION (65% and above).
We provide a comprehensive support system to ensure academic success:
- Personal Tutors: Each student is assigned a personal tutor for guidance and assistance with any questions or issues.
- Teaching Methods: A combination of lectures, seminars, and tutorials to facilitate learning.
- Academic Skills Development: Modules focused on English language and study skills, ensuring students are well-prepared for their undergraduate studies.
Upon successfully completing the International Foundation Programme, students have several progression opportunities, including:
- Direct Entry to Undergraduate Programs: Students can apply to a variety of degree programs at partner universities in fields such as Business, Engineering, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
- University Support: Our team assists with university applications, ensuring students select programs that align with their career goals.
- Pathway Flexibility: The IFP is designed to allow students to explore different academic interests before committing to a specific degree path, offering a smooth transition into higher education.
