International Foundation in Computing, Engineering and Science draft

Program Overview

Through hands-on practicals, site visits, and group projects, students develop key skills and soft competencies for careers in engineering, environmental science, chemistry, physics, computing, and mathematics. Graduates can progress to UEA, benefiting from its strong industry links and research opportunities.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Objective: Prepare students for entry to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree in a range of subjects, including engineering, environmental science, chemistry, physics, computing, and mathematics, at the University of East Anglia (UEA).
• Description: The program develops practical skills through field trips and well-equipped science labs.
Engineers will study at a state-of-the-art regional engineering hub. Students benefit from UEA's strong links with companies such as Arriva, Claxton Engineering, and Shell UK.

Teaching:

• Methods: The program includes laboratory practicals, site visits, and fieldwork.
• Unique Approaches: Students develop key soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and project planning through group projects.

Careers:

• Potential Paths: The program prepares students for a range of careers in engineering, environmental science, chemistry, physics, computing, and mathematics.
• Opportunities: UEA's engineering courses are supported by industrial links with energy companies, and many degrees offer an optional year in industry.
• Outcomes: Students can progress to UEA, a top UK university with strong industry links and partnerships.

Other:

• Additional Information: Students have the option to undertake research projects when they progress to their degree.