University of Chester launch new foundation school

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University of Chester launch new foundation school

1 December 2015

 

The University of Chester is launching its new Foundation School with the first intake on to the Business, Law & Social Sciences International Foundation Programme (IFP) course starting January 25 2016.

Courses will be taught by University of Chester academic staff and student will be fully embedded and immersed in the University environment and campus from day one. Social and cultural experience is key to the courses, while accommodation is guaranteed for all enrolees. Entry requirements are IELTS Academic for UKVI 4.5 overall with no element below 4.0 plus good high school grades.

The Foundation School is equipped to provide international students with all the support they need for a welcoming and enjoyable experience in the city and University of Chester. There are extra-curricular enrichment activities to ensure that you can make the most of your time as a student with us.

If you would like to learn more about the University and available foundation programmes, arrange a free consultation today.

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