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University of York to open new International Pathway College from September 2016

11 November 2015

 

The University of York have announced plans to open a new International Pathway College on campus in September 2016, guaranteeing progression to the University upon successful completion.

The University of York International Pathway College will offer international students world-class university preparation courses and support. Students will also enjoy access to campus facilities from day one of their course.

Foundation and pre-masters courses will be available, so students can prepare for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree. Progression is guaranteed on successful completion at the required level with good attendance, and students will continue their studies on the main University campus, so will already be familiar with their surroundings.

Generous scholarships are available for early applicants and those with strong credentials, so do not miss out on your chance to join one of the elite Russell Group universities. Arrange a free consultation today.

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