International Study Centre

University preparation courses

for international students.

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in the UK
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Welcome
to Lancaster
Lancaster University is ranked among the
top 10 universities in the UK and in the global
top 1%. You can see why, with a powerful
combination of academic excellence, flexible
study options and a supportive community.
The International Foundation Year is taught
on campus at the International Study Centre
and offers a pathway for students from
around the world to progress to a degree
programme at Lancaster University.
Our programme combines academic
subjects with English language training
and the study skills you will need to meet
the challenges of degree-level study.

In 2013, 88% of International Study Centre

students who completed the International
Foundation Year and achieved the required
grades were offered a place to study at the
Lancaster University.

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International
Study Centre Contents
Lancaster University International 4. Why Lancaster?
Study Centre programmes are provided 6. Lancaster: city, coast and countryside
by Study Group in partnership with 8. Academic Excellence
Lancaster University.
10. Teaching that Inspires
Over 50,000 students from 145 countries trust Study Group to
provide life-changing learning experiences every year. With over 12. Studying at Lancaster
20 years experience, our international programmes help you to
bridge the academic, cultural and language gap between where
14. Outstanding Campus life
you are, and where you wish to be.
16. The Colleges and College life
18. Learning Facilities
20. Award-winning Accommodation
22. Leisure and Sport
24. Student Support
26. Supporting You
28. The International Study Centre
30. International Foundation Year
32. Business and Management Studies
34. Engineering and Computing
36. Law and Social Studies
38. Life Sciences
40. Mathematics and Statistics
42. Campus Map
44. How to apply

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Why Lancaster?
Lancaster is one of the very best places to live
and study in the UK. Here are a few reasons why...

Top 10 in the UK Fantastic location

We are consistently recognised for our quality teaching The University is close to Lancaster’s historical city
and research, and achieve high scores in university centre yet surrounded by beautiful English countryside.
rankings. We ranked 10th in the Guardian University Cosmopolitan cities Manchester, London and Edinburgh
Guide 2015. are a short journey away.

Global 1% Award-winning accommodation

In international league tables, Lancaster consistently Our accommodation retained the Best University
ranks in the top 1% of universities. Halls title in the National Student Housing Survey
2014 for the fifth consecutive year.
Outstanding student experience
We offer one of the best all-round student experiences High levels of graduate employment
in the UK. Everything you need is right here on campus: 9 out of 10 Lancaster students get a job or move on
a prestigious university, a close and friendly community to further education within six months of graduating
and excellent leisure and social facilities. according to the Higher Education Statistics Agency.

High student satisfaction scores Study abroad

9 out of 10 final year students were satisfied with their We offer study, work and volunteer opportunities
course, according to the influential National Student in over 50 universities worldwide.
Survey 2013. This is higher than the national average
of 85%.

Safe and friendly

Lancaster is extremely student friendly and ranked in
the top three safest cities in the UK. You will soon feel
at home here.

Flexible study
Unlike many other universities, we offer a flexible approach
to study which allows you to pursue your interests and
widen your knowledge outside your core subject area.

Highly ranked, great

satisfaction and the UK’s best
halls of residence; as voted
by the students themselves.
Lancaster University has it all.

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City Close to the sea

Lancaster was recently voted one of the Lancaster is only a few miles away from
most vibrant cities in the UK and you the sea and there are many places to visit.

Around Lancaster will soon discover why. There’s so much

to do here and the city is small enough
to explore on foot (and just a short bus
Morecambe Bay is a wonderful stretch of
coastline which is home to spectacular
birds and wildlife as well as typical
journey from campus). British seaside towns. Blackpool, famous
City, coast and countryside for its illuminations and fun, seaside
Set amongst lovely Georgian architecture,
Students tell us they love living in Lancaster the city’s commercial and cultural centres
atmosphere, is also within easy reach.
because it offers the perfect combination of offer cafés, cinemas, restaurants, pubs,
Countryside
lively city living with easy access to beautiful small boutiques, well-known high street
The Lake District, England’s largest
shops and a local market. If you enjoy the
English countryside and stunning coastline. arts there’s a great music scene, theatre
National Park, has some of the most
stunning scenery in the country and is
Whatever your interests, there’s so much to and an annual literature festival.
just half an hour away from campus.
explore in and around the city and local area. Away from the commercial centre you Closer to campus, there are many other
can discover the city’s fascinating history. places to explore with excellent walks,
The ancient castle dates back to the cycle rides, fishing, bird watching and
12th century and there are several local horse riding.
museums to visit.
A good location for travel
Nightlife Manchester and Liverpool are less than
If you want a night out with your friends an hour away, and London is less than
there are plenty of pubs and bars where two and a half hours away.
you can relax and have fun. The Students’ Manchester International Airport is
Union own and run The Sugarhouse just one hour away, and there are other
nightclub in the city centre. The club is regional airports close by, including Leeds
exclusively for students. and Liverpool.

“It’s great experiencing the

culture of the UK as well as
the cultures of your other
classmates. Lancaster is
very beautiful and perfect for
scenic walks and shopping.”

Joanna from Singapore

Studied International Foundation Year
- Life Sciences

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Academic
Excellence
We’re proud to be one of the
UK’s leading universities with
a reputation for academic excellence
and a proven track record in
producing well-qualified and
independent graduates.

Highly ranked
We consistently rank highly in the UK league tables
including 10th in the Guardian University Guide 2015,
11th in the Complete University Guide 2015 and 12th
in the Sunday Times UK rankings. The University
also features in the top 1% globally.

Business School of the Year winner

Lancaster was the first university to win The Times
Business School of the Year award in 2012 for our
innovation and commitment to social impact.

Major/Minor degrees
Lancaster is one of only a few UK universities who offer
the major/minor degree structure. This means that during
the first year of your degree you can diversify your module
choices and expand your knowledge of other areas.

Top 1%
Lancaster University is in the
global top 1% of universities.

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Supportive tuition
Teachers who During your studies at Lancaster
combine the benefits University your department tutors
of their expertise with will support and guide your academic
practical application. development and encourage you to
achieve the highest grades possible.

Research inspired teaching

The University is internationally
recognised for innovative and
cutting-edge research, with 92% of
our findings being recognised as
‘world leading’ and ‘internationally
significant’ (Research Assessment
Exercise 2008).

Our research informs our teaching.

This means that we can offer you
courses which explore new research

Teaching findings and current thinking within

your subject area.

that Inspires
Lancaster University’s reputation
attracts bright minds from all
over the world. Our expert tutors
deliver innovative and pioneering
programmes which ensure
you receive the best teaching
experience possible.

Our aim
The University works hard to produce graduates who have
excellent subject knowledge as well as good leadership Teaching in the ISC
skills and a desire to make a positive difference to society
– the kind of graduates that businesses and organisations “All the teachers here are great.
want to employ. They’re very interactive with the
Our approach to teaching is designed to inspire and bring
subject, and they make it fun,
out the best in you. Using a variety of effective learning, which makes it more interesting
teaching and assessment techniques, your tutors will help for the students. They try to delete
you explore the very latest thinking within your subject this barrier between the professor
area. You will also develop crucial academic and learning and the student, make it friend-
skills such as problem solving, analysis and critical
like, which is really great.”
reflection, and the application of knowledge and
modern technologies.
Aliaksei from Belarus
Studied Business and Management
International Foundation Year

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We are one of the few

universities in the UK that

Studying encourages students to pursue

other academic interests

at Lancaster
by allowing them to study
additional minor subjects
alongside a major subject.

We believe that students succeed

and enjoy their studies when they
take responsibility for their learning
and have the opportunity to widen
their knowledge beyond a core
subject. That’s why we encourage
you to make your own course
decisions and offer flexible study
options, while providing a solid
support structure to guide
you throughout.

Flexible study approach Year 0 Which degree? Make the right decision
Lancaster University offers a flexible approach to Students at other universities sometimes feel
undergraduate study, particularly in your first year. International Foundation Year that they have chosen the wrong degree by their
We are one of the few universities in the UK that second or third year. Studying a selection of
encourages students to pursue other academic interests academic disciplines in your first year allows
“I would definitely
by allowing them to study additional minor subjects
alongside a major subject.
Year 1 recommend other students
you the opportunity to switch the focus of your
degree as your interests evolve and your career
to come here as the learning aspirations develop.
Our flexible approach to undergraduate study is a great
Study up to three subjects. Depending on experience is very exciting
opportunity for you to pursue your academic interests You will have the chance to follow a structured
alongside your main subject area. Not only will you benefit
the degree, you may be able to choose minor and innovative. The course study programme or the freedom to devise
from a wider education, this style of study also encourages subjects from different departments. at Lancaster University a programme to meet your own needs.
independence and autonomy – something employers look International Study Centre
for when they are recruiting graduate candidates. Our commitment to you
offers an in-depth picture of
Year 2-3 the world of business. The
We’re committed to supporting you during your
We divide academic study into two sections: studies to ensure you do well and achieve the
• Part 1 (Year 1) facilities are amazing, very grades you need. We provide a minimum number
• Part 2 (Years 2, 3 and sometimes 4) Study Study two or modern and user-friendly.” of contact hours per week and give you timely
one subject three subjects feedback on your work. Seminar groups during
In Part 1 you can take up to three subjects.
the International Foundation Year have around
In Part 2 you specialise in one subject (Single Major) or a
20 students. This continues when you progress
combination of two or three subjects (Combined Major).
Graduate to the University, with around 15 students in
Even if you are following a Single Major degree, you David from Brunei seminars during your degree programme.
can often take courses from other subjects throughout Single Honours Combined Honours Studied Business and Management
your time here. Some subjects (outside of your main area Degree Degree International Foundation Year
of study) may have specific entry requirements.

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Outstanding The University campus has a

close and friendly community

Campus Life Three miles from

which provides a really safe
and supportive place to live,
study and socialise.
Lancaster city centre.
Set over 360 acres of green parkland,
our campus has a close and friendly
community which provides a really
safe and supportive place to live,
study and socialise. This is just one
of the reasons why we ranked in the The best university
halls of residence in
top 10 in the UK for best student the UK - The National
experience in the Times Higher Student Housing
Education Awards 2013. Survey 2014.

Lancaster University has invested over £500 million in

the last decade, creating new academic facilities, student
social spaces and teaching areas. Our award-winning
eco-accommodation combines environmental sustainability
with affordable rent for students, and we are committed to
continued investment for the future.

Everything you need is right here on campus: academic

departments, library, banks, shops and a new sports centre
making student life easy and convenient.

There are dozens of places to eat and drink across the

campus including many cafés and restaurants. The campus 12,000 students
also has plenty of culture and entertainment on offer with its from more than
own theatre and art gallery, as well as nine college bars. 100 countries.
We also offer a multi-faith Chaplaincy Centre with facilities
for many different religions, an NHS doctor’s surgery,
pharmacy and a private dentist.

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Cartmel College

Bowland College Cartmel College Fylde College The County College

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colleges/bowland colleges/cartmel colleges/fylde colleges/county

The Colleges Furness College

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Lonsdale College
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Grizedale College
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Pendle College
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and College Life

colleges/furness colleges/lonsdale colleges/grizedale colleges/pendle

Lancaster is one of a few UK Our colleges

universities, including Oxford
Bowland College Fylde College
and Cambridge, to offer a collegiate A major feature of Bowland college is the Fylde is known for the particularly warm Our eight
system where you live and socialise close relationship between junior and senior welcome we give to international students. undergraduate
with members of your college. members – everyone is very helpful and We have students from over 48 different colleges are the
friendly. We encourage everyone to get countries and they all contribute to our heart and soul
involved in activities and even though we strong sense of friendship, teamwork of Lancaster
A home away from home
are a small college, we always do well and close community. University.
Our eight undergraduate colleges are the
in inter-college sports events.
heart and soul of Lancaster University. Your
Grizedale College
college will be based on campus and offer you
Cartmel College Grizedale has a welcoming atmosphere and
a ready-made circle of friends, welfare support,
With a friendly, easy-going, vibrant and we encourage students to take an active part
accommodation and leisure facilities. This is “After coming here I’ve met a lot supportive community, Cartmel offers many in running the college. As a result, our social
a great way to make new friends and students
of people and it’s become like a opportunities to develop skills for your future life has one of the best reputations on campus.
tell us that they quickly feel at home here.
Please refer to the accommodation application family over here. It’s like my family and have lots of fun, too.
Lonsdale College
for further information. away from home. Two of my
The County College Lonsdale is one of the largest and most
school seniors they’re like older County is the largest of the undergraduate vibrant colleges, yet still enjoys a real feeling
A close community brothers to me and they are colleges, but we still have a strong sense of of community and belonging. Our motto
Our college communities enjoy a close and
in third year right now.” community and encourage active participation is ‘Simply the Best’.
friendly environment. Each college is home
in all aspects of student life – cultural, sporting
to around 1,000 undergraduates from all over Pendle College
and social, as well as academic.
the world, including the UK. You will meet Pendle enjoys a diverse student population
people studying other subjects and there are Furness College where everyone is encouraged to get involved
many opportunities to get to know members One of the smaller colleges, Furness is a and have a great time. We’re also a very
from other colleges too. friendly place to be. The college has a very active community and offer many sports
The colleges run a wide range of fun and active and varied social calendar, sporting and volunteering opportunities.
social events such as Christmas balls and Sayar from India and cultural life plus a strong sense of
summer parties. If you enjoy sports, you studied Business and Management community where everybody feels included.
can represent your college in various International Foundation Year
games, matches and events.

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Learning
Facilities
We’re committed to providing you
with the best learning opportunities
and investing in the best learning
facilities. We offer excellent access
to IT, extensive academic resources
and provide all the learning support
you will need to study independently.

Computer facilities
Access to IT is crucial to university life and independent
study. When you arrive we will give you an email address,
storage space and personal web space. Our Information
Systems Services (ISS) provide everything else you need
from smartphone apps to personalised online learning
spaces and our state-of-the-art Learning Zone.

There are over 1,000 student computers across the

university in the library, PC labs, departments and
colleges. If you have your own computer there are wireless
hotspots across campus and high-speed connectivity
in our accommodation.

Library
The library has a huge range of resources that you can
use for research and independent study. We have over
a million books and access to over 30,000 e-journals,
300,000 e-books and other electronic resources.

9/10
of final year students at
Lancaster University were
satisfied with their course,
compared to 85% nationally
according to the National
Student Survey 2013.

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Award-Winning
Accommodation
Lancaster retained the prestigious title
of ‘Best University Halls’ in The National
Student Housing Survey 2014, for the
5th year running. We are one of only
eight student accommodation providers
to achieve the International Student
Accommodation Quality Mark, awarded
where satisfaction among international
students is 90% or higher.

On-campus accommodation
Most of our accommodation is en suite which means
that you will have your own private bathroom. Flats are Off-campus accommodation
Accommodation costs per week, based on LUSU Living is our one-stop shop for Lancaster students
made up of six to eight single rooms and you will share a
2014/15 guide prices. who want to live off-campus. Providing access to a huge
kitchen. Other types of accommodation include standard
rooms with a washbasin. Accommodation is self-catering College Price range* choice of accredited private properties across the city,
and kitchens have a microwave, cooker, fridge and freezer. we can help you to find a house.
Bowland £86.10 - £122.85
We have 6,600 rooms on campus and the majority have Cartmel £122.85 - £131.25 Please note, if you will be under the age of 18 at the
been recently refurbished or newly built. This means we start of your course, you must live on campus during
County £106.05 - £131.25
can offer you a range of high quality, safe and comfortable the International Foundation Year.
Furness £100.80 - £122.85
accommodation that you will soon call home. Accommodation options may be subject to change.
Fylde £111.30 - £131.25
For more information about student accommodation
Campus rental rates include: Grizedale £100.80 - £122.85 visit www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc/accommodation
• Utilities (heating, lighting, electricity and hot water) “I live in a Townhouse with a Lonsdale £122.85 - £131.25
• Network and internet access lot of English people, and I love Pendle £100.80 - £122.85
(Wi-Fi now standard in all accommodation) everybody. Here everybody is like, *The price range depends on type of accommodation:
• Personal possessions insurance

• A cleaning service which covers all shared

“You are my family” on the first
kitchens and bathrooms (except in Townhouses, day of meeting.” •  oom with private shower/WC facilities
R
Self-contained Studios and Family Flats) £111.30 - £131.25
• 24-hour term time security presence •  oom with shared showers/WCs facilities
R
£86.10 - £112.56

Alina from Russia

Studied Business and Management
International Foundation Year

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Leisure and Sport

Societies Theatre and dance
Joining one of our student societies The Nuffield Theatre presents
is a great way to meet new people, public performances in theatre,
pursue your interests or try something contemporary dance and live art with
When you want a break from your studies or new. With 200 societies ranging from a focus on new and experimental
want to spend time with your friends, our campus ballroom dancing to law, and hiking
to photography, there’s something
work. There are up to 30 visiting
shows each year, plus performances
offers a fantastic range of things to do. Whatever for everyone. by Theatre Studies students and our
your interests – music, film, art, theatre, sports or theatre and dance societies.
Cinema
something different, you will find plenty to keep Lancaster is one of the few universities Sports and fitness
you entertained without even leaving the campus. with its own cinema on campus. Run Taking part in sports and fitness
by students, we show films five nights activities is an effective way to enjoy
a week including the latest Hollywood a healthy and active lifestyle, meet
movies, classics and international films. new people and have fun outside
of your studies.
Lancaster Institute for
Contemporary Arts (LICA) Sports Centre
If you enjoy arts and culture, LICA The new £20 million Sports Centre
brings UK and international artists is open to everyone, whatever their
to Lancaster every year including fitness level. We have traditional
theatre, dance, exhibitions and sports, personal fitness and relaxation
concerts. Three LICA venues are activities including:
right here on campus: Lancaster
• 25 metre, 8 lane swimming pool
International Concerts, the Peter Scott
Gallery and the Nuffield Theatre.
• 8.5 metre high climbing wall
•  ealth suite with sauna and
H
Classical music steam rooms
Between October and March, classical • Squash courts
music fans can enjoy a varied •  gym with cardiovascular
A
programme of classical music on equipment, free and machine
campus, including orchestral concerts weights, personal training and
by the BBC Philharmonic, chamber stretch areas, and vibration training
music, jazz, world music, opera, • A sports hall with 8 different courts
musical theatre and new music. •  ance studio offering martial arts
D
and dance classes, spinning, tai chi,
Art exhibitions
pilates and body conditioning.
The Peter Scott Gallery is home
to a wonderful contemporary art
collection and hosts a diverse
programme of exhibitions and events
from collections across the country.
Throughout the season the gallery
presents a series of artist talks and it
is also the venue for the LICA Fine
Art graduate show.
With the range of sports and
arts activities available, you will
be able to try something new or
develop an existing interest.

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Student Support
Coming to Lancaster and starting life in
a new country is an exciting experience
that can sometimes be challenging.
If you need any help, support or advice
during your first few weeks, or at any
time, we are here to help.
Lancaster University has a wide range of support services and
networks, and our close community atmosphere encourages
strong relationships between staff, tutors and students.

From your very first day we are here to support you, helping
you to settle in and find your way around. You will get to know
your teachers through working in small groups, seminars and
tutorials. When you move on to the University you will also have
your own departmental tutor who can support and guide you
during your studies.

For those of you who have opted to live on campus, you will
be a member of one of Lancaster’s colleges too. This is where
you will live – you will get to know students who are studying
different subjects in different departments, and have the
opportunity to meet people from other countries, cultures
and backgrounds.

This section will show you the range of support you will find
at Lancaster University- a friendly and welcoming place to be!

Over eight out of ten Lancaster

University students felt their
course supported their personal
development, and more than
three quarters were satisfied with
the academic support we provide.
(National Student Survey 2013)

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Supporting You Careers

Many Lancaster graduates secure good
jobs and go on to enjoy rewarding
We aim to ensure your student experience at Lancaster is rewarding, careers. Whether you’re interested in
work experience, a graduate job or
enjoyable and supportive. Our comprehensive support network postgraduate study, our professionally
provides all the guidance you need during your time here, and helps qualified team of careers consultants are
available to offer you guidance once you
prepare you for life beyond university. progress to your degree programme.

We can help you to:

• Identify and develop your skills
Support at the International
Study Centre (ISC) for employment or further study
While you are studying at the ISC • Gain experience through our

a team of dedicated staff, from award-winning work experience

the Head of Centre to the Student and placements programme
Welfare Officer, is on hand to guide • Meet hundreds of employers and

and support you. Everyone here is organisations through our varied

friendly and helpful. We can offer you programme of on-campus events
help and advice, or direct you to the • Gain confidence through our career

relevant University support service. planning workshops.

The Base Careers Opportunity Fair

The Base is the University’s one-stop The Careers Opportunity Fair attracts
enquiry centre which is located in over 100 employers and offers a fantastic
the reception of University House. opportunity to meet prospective
If you need advice on any student employers and make connections. We
matter, come to the Base. Our friendly also run career insight workshops for
enquiry desk staff will help you, or specific sectors where you can find out
arrange an appointment with about different industries and graduate
a specialist adviser. opportunities.

When you progress to the University,

Chaplaincy Centre
you will also have the opportunity to take
The Chaplaincy Centre is an
courses in employability, enterprise skills
independent body within the
and career management.
University, and contains a Catholic
chapel, and an Anglican and
Lancaster Award
Free Church chapel. The Jewish
The Lancaster Award recognises any
community has its own rooms,
extra-curricular achievements and skills
including a kosher kitchen and a
that you gain while you are at university.
synagogue room. The Centre is also
The award can help you stand out in the
used for worship by the Society
job market because it shows prospective
of Friends and for meditation by
employers that you have employability
Buddhist and other groups. A large
skills and experience to complement your
Prayer Room, with all facilities, is also
academic knowledge.
available for the Muslim community.
Once you progress to the University
to achieve the award, you will need
to undertake a range of employability
and career development courses, work
experience and other campus, community
and social development courses.

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International
Study Centre
When you join the International Study
Centre at Lancaster University, you will
begin your journey towards gaining a
degree from a top UK university, and
beyond, to a rewarding career.

Success starts here

The International Foundation Year is carefully designed to
combine academic modules and English language training
with the independent study skills you will need to progress
to degree study.

Life at the International Study Centre is not just about

academic studies. We will also help you to settle into your
new environment and encourage you to get fully involved
in campus life.

Join the University community

The International Study Centre is based on the University’s
self-contained campus. From day one you will be part of the
University, living, studying and socialising within our close
and friendly community. You will live in one of the colleges,
getting to know first year students. You will also have access
to the University’s excellent facilities such as the library
and the new sports centre, and Students’ Union activities.

Enjoy living and studying in the UK

Living and studying in the UK is a wonderful experience
and we want you to take full advantage of the opportunities
on offer to you. We have many years’ experience working
with international students, so we know how to help you
settle in and really enjoy university life, as well as ensuring
you do well in your studies.

88%
of International Study Centre
students progressed to a
degree programme at Lancaster
University in 2013.

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International
Foundation Year essentials
Course length
Three terms: September to June
or January to August

International Entry dates

September and January

Foundation Year Age on entry

Students must be 17 years of age

Entry requirements
The International Foundation Year is a programme of academic Academic: Good high school graduation
subjects, study skills and English language preparation which grades or equivalent
English language: IELTS 5.0
is specifically designed to provide international students with (minimum 5.0 in writing)*, or Pearson Test
a pathway to degree study at Lancaster University, one of the of English or equivalents

top universities in the UK. For tuition fees, term dates and country
specific entry requirements, visit
www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc
Study structure The next step - progressing to your degree *Business and Management Studies requires IELTS 5.0
We have five Foundation routes and each route leads to When you start the International Foundation Year you can (5.0 in all skills) or equivalent.
degree study in a related subject. Choose one route from: apply to the University for a degree place. As well as having
a distinguished academic reputation, Lancaster is one of the
• Business and Management
few UK universities to offer major and minor study options
• Engineering and Computing
to its undergraduates, allowing you to pursue your interests
• Law and Social Studies
and widen your knowledge outside your core subject area.
• Life Sciences
If you are studying the Business and Management Studies
• Mathematics and Statistics
pathway, you need to nominate four possible degrees.
During the Foundation Year you will study a combination If you are studying one of the other pathways, you need to
of core units and subject-specific units which focus on the nominate three possible degrees.
academic areas most relevant to your chosen degree.
When you join the International Study Centre you will
University-style teaching receive a conditional offer letter of a degree place at the
You will learn in a university-style environment. This University. You can progress onto your chosen degree when
includes participating in group lectures, seminars and you have achieved the required progression criteria.
tutorials and undertaking independent study. This style
of teaching really helps you prepare for degree study and English Language Preparation (ELP)
feel confident about progressing to the University. If you do not have the required level of English language to
start the International Foundation Year, you can take our
Regular assessment ELP course first. The course is designed to help you make “The Foundation Year prepared
good progress in each of the core English skills and achieve
To ensure you make steady progress throughout the
the level of language proficiency you need.
me well for university life
Foundation Year and achieve the grades you need,
and helped me to become
we will give you regular assessments. This includes At the end of your ELP programme, you will not need to
exams, coursework assessment, presentations and
independent and confident.
retake the IELTS exam and will progress to the International
extended essays. Foundation Year (providing you have achieved the required
As president of the Vietnamese
module grades). Society, I’ve been able to help
other members of the student
community as well as having had
the chance to develop myself.”

Hoai Anh from Vietnam

Studied Business and Management
International Foundation Year
Progressed to BSc Marketing

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Your undergraduate degree

3rd
When you successfully complete your International
Foundation Year and achieve the required grades,
you can progress to undergraduate degree study at LUMS is for
Lancaster University Management School (LUMS). accounting and finance in

Business and
The Times 2015 rankings.
LUMS is one of the top ten management schools in
the UK and ranks highly across all levels of study

Management Studies
from undergraduate to PhD.

Choosing which degree to progress to is a big

decision. We will support you during your
decision-making process by discussing your options
The International Foundation Year in Business and Management Studies with you. We will offer you guidance for writing your
provides a route to a number of undergraduate degrees at the prestigious personal statement when you apply for a course at
the University or if you select a degree which has
Lancaster University Management School (LUMS). LUMS is typically additional entry requirements, such as an interview.
ranked in the UK’s top ten and among the world’s top 100 business schools. You will need to select four undergraduate degree
choices and will receive a conditional offer for one
of those four choices.
What will I study? Subject specific modules
During Foundation Year, you will study a combination of Core Mathematics Read more about entry requirements and selecting
core modules, including English Language and university This module contains both algebra and statistics. You a degree programme at www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc
study skills, and subject specific modules. will develop your knowledge and understanding of
mathematical terms and techniques and apply these to
Core modules solving problems, frequently drawn from practical and
English and Skills for University 1 (ESUS 1) real-life situations.
You will learn to read academic texts, write cohesive texts at
Business Studies 1 and 2
paragraph level, write subjective notes, listen effectively and
You will gain an understanding of both the operational Which degrees can I progress to?
participate in classroom discussions.
and strategic problems facing the business enterprise in The Business and Management Studies Foundation Year leads to a wide range of undergraduate degrees:
English and Skills for University 2 (ESUS 2) the modern market economy.
You will improve the skills developed in ESUS 1, including BSc Accounting and Economics BBA European Management (Spanish link)
You will consider the practical aspects of setting up,
planning for extended writing, evaluating source material, BSc Accounting and Finance BA Entrepreneurship with Management
establishing and running a business and look at the
and learning how to avoid plagiarism. You will also develop BSc Accounting, Auditing and Finance BSc Finance
external influences that could have a major impact on
skills for planning and giving an academic presentation. BSc Accounting, Finance and Computer Science BSc Finance and Economics
the business’ success.
English and Skills for University 3 (ESUS 3) BSc Accounting and Management Studies BSc Finance and Management Studies
Economics 1 and 2
You will develop the skills acquired in ESUS 1 and 2, BA Advertising and Marketing BBA Management
You will study economic systems, types of goods, allocation
improve your use and range of information sources, BSc Business Analytics and Consultancy BBA Management (Study Abroad)
of resources, elasticity, price controls, types of markets, cost
and prepare comprehensive essays in your own time BSc Business Analytics and Consultancy (Study Abroad) BA Management and Entrepreneurship
and revenue, economies of scale and market failure.
to given deadlines. You will also develop your lecture BSc Business Analytics and Consultancy - Industry BSc Management and Information Technology
listening skills, and be able to participate effectively You will look at aggregate demand and aggregate supply, BA Business Economics BA Management and Organisation
in academic discussions. economic policies, inflation, unemployment, international
BA Business Economics (Study Abroad) BA Management and Organisation
trade and development economics.
Project Study BSc Business Studies (Human Resource Management)
You will complete a self-study project on a topic that you Introduction to Financial Accountancy BSc Business Studies (Study Abroad) BA Management and Organisation (Study Abroad)
will relate, in consultation with your tutor, to the academic You will learn about double entry bookkeeping, reparation BA Economics BSc Marketing
subject that you will subsequently study at degree level. of trial balances, profit and loss statements, depreciation,
BA Economics (Study Abroad) BSc Marketing (Study Abroad)
This is completed over two terms. limited companies, manufacturing accounts and
BA Economics and Geography BSc Marketing and Design
interpretation of accounts.
BA Economics and International Relations BSc Marketing Management
BA Economics and Politics BSc Marketing Management (Study Abroad)

Winner of The Times

Business School of the Year award
BA Management Studies and European Languages
BBA European Management (French link)
BSc Marketing with Psychology
BA Organisation Studies and Psychology
BBA European Management (German link) BA Organisation Studies and Sociology
2012, and one of the few business
BBA European Management (Italian link) BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics
schools in the world to hold triple
accreditation from AACSB, EQUIS
and AMBA. Degrees and required grades for progression are subject to change. For up-to-date details visit www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc

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Engineering Your undergraduate degree

When you successfully complete your International
Foundation Year and achieve the required grades,

and Computing you can progress to undergraduate degree mainly

within the Faculty of Science and Technology.

The Faculty offers an impressive range of subjects

The International Foundation Year in Engineering and Computing and has an excellent reputation for conducting
provides a route to undergraduate degree study in the Faculty of high-profile research. We currently have over 300
researchers working on a range of projects with
Science and Technology at Lancaster University. Degree options leading global organisations, including Microsoft.
include Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology You will have the opportunity to go on exciting field
for Creative Industries, and Mathematics and Statistics. trips and undertake projects within industry as well
as experiencing traditional laboratory-based work.

What will I study? Subject specific modules

During Foundation Year, you will study a combination Pure Mathematics 1
of core modules, including English Language and university This module discusses set theory, geometry and topics
study skills, and subject specific modules. leading up to introductory calculus.
Pure Mathematics 2
Core modules This covers further methods of calculus, numerical
English and Skills for University 1 (ESUS 1)
methods and applications of calculus.
You will learn to read academic texts, write cohesive texts
at paragraph level, write subjective notes, listen effectively Applied Mathematics 1
and participate in classroom discussions. Here you will learn about the mechanics of point Which degrees can I progress to?
masses. This includes Newton's Laws of Motion, and an The Engineering and Computing Foundation Year leads to a wide range of undergraduate degrees:
English and Skills for University 2 (ESUS 2)
understanding of momentum and energy conservation.
You will improve the skills developed in ESUS 1, including
You will also learn about the mathematics of vectors and BEng Chemical Engineering BA/BSc Psychology
planning for extended writing, evaluating source material,
apply this to the motion of projectiles and the statics of BEng Communication Systems and Electronics BSc Software Engineering
and learning how to avoid plagiarism. You will also develop
simple rigid bodies. MEng Communication Systems and Electronics MSci Software Engineering (with Industrial Experience)
skills for planning and giving an academic presentation.
Applied Mathematics 2 (with industrial experience) BEng/MEng Sustainable Engineering
English and Skills for University 3 (ESUS 3)
Here you will study variable acceleration and objects BSc/MSci Computer Science Innovation BSc Theoretical Physics with Mathematics
You will develop the skills acquired in ESUS 1 and 2,
modelled as rigid bodies. BSc Computer Science MSci Theoretical Physics with Mathematics
improve your use and range of information sources,
and prepare comprehensive essays in your own time Physics 1 BSc Computer Science (Study Abroad) MSci Theoretical Physics with Mathematics
to given deadlines. You will also develop your lecture You will study sound and electromagnetic waves including MSci Computer Science (with industrial experience) (North America)
listening skills, and be able to participate effectively in reflection, refraction, interference and diffraction. We look BEng/MEng Computer Systems Engineering
academic discussions. at heat and gases including how kinetic theory can explain MEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering

97%
some properties of gases. Then we learn about the structure BEng Engineering
Project Study
of the atom and the nucleus, radioactivity and the energetics BSc IT for Creative Industries
You will complete a self-study project on a topic that you
of nuclear reactions.
will relate, in consultation with your tutor, to the academic MSci IT for Creative Industries (with industrial experience)
Physics 2
satisfaction for Engineering
subject that you will subsequently study at degree level. BEng/MEng Mechanical Engineering
You will investigate electrical current and charge and
in the National Student
This is completed over two terms. BEng/MEng Mechatronic Engineering
potential difference in circuits containing resistances and
Survey 2013.
MEng Nuclear Engineering
non-ohmic components. We look at storing charge and
capacitors, electromagnetic induction and inductors, and
Degrees and required grades for progression

14th
alternating currents. We study gravitational, electrostatic
are subject. For up-to-date details visit
and magnetic fields, and electromagnetic fields.
www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc
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for General Engineering in
The Times/Sunday Times
Good University Guide 2015.

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Law and
Your undergraduate degree
When you successfully complete your International
Foundation Year and achieve the required grades,

Social Studies you can progress to undergraduate degree study

at the Faculty of Arts and Social Studies.

The Faculty is one of the most prominent in the

The International Foundation Year in Law and Social Studies UK and the largest at Lancaster University. We are
home to the Lancaster Institute for Contemporary
provides a route to a number of undergraduate degrees in the Arts, which offers courses in traditional arts subjects
Faculty of Arts and Social Studies at Lancaster University. Degree as well as contemporary cultural subjects. Our
options include International Relations, Law, Politics, Psychology, Department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion, and
Department of Linguistics and English Language
Sociology, Media and Cultural Studies, and Film. have excellent research reputations and offer
students the opportunities to explore the challenges
of the modern globalised world.
What will I study? Law 2
During Foundation Year, you will study a combination of You will study law as it affects the citizen through contract
core modules, including English Language and university law, including factors that invalidate the contract; the
study skills, and subject specific modules. breach of contract and remedies available when a contract
is broken; the sale of goods and services legislation and
Core modules relevant EU regulations.
English and Skills for University Study 1 (ESUS 1)
Politics
You will learn to read academic texts, write cohesive texts at
You will investigate the British political system and the
paragraph level, write subjective notes, listen effectively and
British constitution, civil liberties and their relation to
participate in classroom discussions. Which degrees can I progress to?
the judicial system; how parliament works, including the
English and Skills for University Study 2 (ESUS 2) electoral system, political parties and the legislative process; The Law and Social Studies Foundation Year leads to a wide range of undergraduate degrees:
You will improve the skills developed in ESUS 1, including the composition and functions of the government, the civil
BA English Language BA/BSc Psychology
planning for extended writing, evaluating source material, service and Britain’s relationship to the EU.
BA English Language (Study Abroad) BA Religious Studies
and learning how to avoid plagiarism.
Principles of Economics 1 BA English Language and Creative Writing BA Sociology
English and Skills for University Study 3 (ESUS 3) You will learn about economic systems, types of goods, BA English Language and Linguistics Other combined degrees (French Studies, German Studies,
You will develop the skills acquired in ESUS 1 and 2, allocation of resources, elasticity, price controls, types BA English Language and Literature Spanish Studies, Philosophy, Psychology)
improve your use and range of information sources, and of markets, cost and revenue, economies of scale and BA English Language in the Media
prepare comprehensive essays in your own time to given Degrees and required progression grades are subject
market failure. BA English Language in the Media (Study Abroad)
deadlines. You will also develop your lecture listening to change. For up-to-date details visit
Principles of Economics 2 BA English Language with Chinese
skills, and be able to participate effectively in academic www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc
You will learn to understand aggregate demand and BA Ethics, Philosophy and Religion
discussions. BA Film
aggregate supply, economic policies, inflation,

Top 50
Project Study unemployment, international trade and development BA International Relations
You will complete a self-study project on a topic you will economics. BA International Relations and Religious Diversity
relate, in consultation with your tutor, to the academic subject LLB Law
that you will subsequently study at degree level. This is Core Mathematics LLB Law and Criminology
LLB Law and Politics for Arts and Humanities in the
completed over two terms. This module contains algebra and statistics. You will
BA Linguistics 2013-14 Times Higher Education
develop your knowledge and understanding of mathematical
BA Linguistics (Study Abroad) World University rankings.
Subject specific modules terms and techniques and apply these to solving problems,
Law 1 frequently drawn from practical and real-life situations. BA Linguistics with Chinese

3rd
You will look at concepts of law, the relationship between Or BA Media and Cultural Studies
law, justice and morality; the sources of law, including Globalisation* BA Peace Studies and International Relations
British and European Union (EU) legislation and the This module explores some of the different interpretations BA Philosophy
in the UK for
doctrine of precedent; the Civil and Criminal Courts of global issues and contemporary events, and develops BA Philosophy and Religious Studies
Communication and Media
and the role of the Judiciary. a range of skills, including critical thinking. BA Politics
Studies in The Times/Sunday
BA Politics and Philosophy
Times Good University Guide
BA Politics and Religious Studies
2015.
* We offer Globalisation as an alternative to Core Mathematics for students planning to study degrees
BA Politics with International Relations
such as Law. Please note that Core Mathematics is still required for degrees such as Psychology.

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Life Sciences Your undergraduate degree

When you successfully complete your
International Foundation Year and achieve
The International Foundation Year in Life Sciences provides the required grades, you can progress to
a route to a number of undergraduate degrees in the Faculty undergraduate degree study in the Faculty
of Health and Medicine.
of Health and Medicine at Lancaster University. Degree options
The Faculty boasts an excellent research and
include Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Science, teaching profile with three established and
Cell Biology, Ecology and Conservation, Environmental Biology, distinguished divisions including Life Sciences.

and Psychology.

What will I study? Subject specific modules

During Foundation Year, you will study a combination of Core Mathematics
core modules, including English Language and university This module contains both algebra and statistics.
study skills, and subject specific modules. You will develop your knowledge and understanding
of mathematical terms and techniques and apply these
Core modules to solving problems, frequently drawn from practical and
English and Skills for University Study 1 (ESUS 1) real-life situations.
You will learn to read academic texts, write cohesive texts
Cell Biology
at paragraph level, write subjective notes, listen effectively Which degrees can I progress to?
You will learn about biological molecules, cellular structure,
and participate in classroom discussions. The Life Sciences Foundation Year leads
cell division, movement through cell membranes, enzymes
English and Skills for University Study 2 (ESUS 2) and metabolic pathways. to a wide range of undergraduate degrees:
You will improve the skills developed in ESUS 1, including
Physiology BSc Biochemistry
planning for extended writing, evaluating source material,
You will look at the cardiovascular system, the respiratory BSc Biochemistry (Study Abroad)
and learning how to avoid plagiarism.
system, the digestive system, osmo-regulation, control BSc Biochemistry with Biomedicine
English and Skills for University Study 3 (ESUS 3) and co-ordination, and reproduction. BSc Biochemistry with Genetics
You will develop the skills acquired in ESUS 1 and 2, BSc Biological Sciences*
Chemistry 1
improve your use and range of information sources, BSc Biological Science (Study Abroad)
You will study formulae, equations and moles, atomic
and prepare comprehensive essays in your own time BSc Biological Sciences with Biomedicine
structure, introduction to redox systems, thermodynamics
to given deadlines. You will also develop your lecture BSc Biology with Psychology*
and bonding.
listening skills, and be able to participate effectively BSc Biomedical Science
in academic discussions. Chemistry 2 BSc Cell Biology
You will learn about equilibria, acid base equilibria, BSc Cell Biology (Study Abroad)
Project Study
kinetics and organic chemistry. BSc/MChem Chemistry
You will complete a self-study project on a topic that you

100%
will take, in consultation with your tutor, from the academic Further Studies in Biology and Chemistry MChem Chemistry (North America)
discipline that you will subsequently study at degree level. You will develop your understanding of genetics, ecology BSc Earth and Environmental Science
and plant biology plus inorganic chemistry, oxidation/ BSc Ecology and Conservation*
reduction reactions and transition element chemistry. BSc Ecology and Conservation (Study Abroad)
satisfaction for Biological
BSc Environmental Biology*
Sciences in the National Student
BSc Environmental Biology (Study Abroad)
Survey 2013.

13th
BSc Environmental Science
BA/ BSc Psychology*
in the UK for Degrees and required progression grades are
Biological Sciences in The Times/ subject to change. For up-to-date details visit
Sunday Times Good University www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc
Guide 2015.
*These degree programmes are delivered/jointly delivered by the Faculty
of Science and Technology. See page 37 for information on the Faculty.

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Your undergraduate degree

Mathematics
When you successfully complete your
International Foundation Year and achieve
the required grades, you can progress to

and Statistics undergraduate degree study in the Department

of Mathematics and Statistics.

The Department is an exciting, innovative

The International Foundation Year in Mathematics and Statistics and friendly place to study. We have a well-
deserved reputation for top-quality teaching
provides a route to a number of undergraduate degrees in the and world-class research. Statistics at
distinguished Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Lancaster University is ranked in the world’s
Lancaster University. Degree options include Mathematics, top 100 by the QS World Rankings 2013.

Statistics, Mathematics and Philosophy, Environmental

Mathematics and Financial Mathematics.

What will I study? Subject specific modules

During Foundation Year, you will study a combination of Pure Mathematics 1
core modules, including English Language and university This module discusses set theory, geometry
study skills, and subject specific modules. and topics leading up to introductory calculus.
Pure Mathematics 2
Core modules This covers further methods of calculus, numerical
English and Skills for University Study 1 (ESUS 1) Which degrees can I progress to?
methods and applications of calculus. The Mathematics and Statistics Foundation Year leads
You will learn to read academic texts, write cohesive texts at

8th
paragraph level, write subjective notes, listen effectively and Pure Mathematics 3 to a wide range of undergraduate degrees:
participate in classroom discussions. You will learn about mathematical induction as well as
topics in number theory, graph theory and group theory. BSc Accounting, Finance and Mathematics in the UK for
English and Skills for University Study 2 (ESUS 2) BSc Computer Science and Mathematics Mathematics in The Times/Sunday
You will improve the skills developed in ESUS 1, including Applied Mathematics 1
BA Economics and Mathematics Times Good University Guide 2015.
planning for extended writing, evaluating source material, Here you will learn about the mechanics of point masses.
BSc Environmental Mathematics
and learning how to avoid plagiarism. You will also develop This includes Newton’s Laws of Motion, and an
understanding of momentum and energy conservation. BSc Financial Mathematics
skills for planning and giving an academic presentation.
You will also learn about the mathematics of vectors and BA French Studies and Mathematics
English and Skills for University Study 3 (ESUS 3) BA German Studies and Mathematics
apply this to the motion of projectiles and the statics of
You will develop the skills acquired in ESUS 1 and 2,
simple rigid bodies. BSc Management Mathematics
improve your use and range of information sources, and
Applied Mathematics 2 BSc/MSci Mathematics
prepare comprehensive essays in your own time to given
Here you will study variable acceleration and objects BA Mathematics and Philosophy
deadlines. You will also develop your lecture listening
skills, and be able to participate effectively in academic modelled as rigid bodies. MSci Mathematics (Study Abroad)
discussions. BSc/MSci Mathematics with Statistics
Statistics
This is about extracting information from data. We look MSci Mathematics with Statistics (Study Abroad)
Project Study
at descriptive statistics and then study probability and BSc Psychology and Statistics
You will complete a self-study project on a topic that you
will take, in consultation with your tutor, from the academic probability distributions. We study correlation, how to tell BA Spanish Studies and Mathematics
discipline that you will subsequently study at degree level. whether two sets of data are related to each other, and BSc/MSci Statistics
This is completed over two terms. hypothesis testing. MSci Statistics (Study Abroad)

Degrees and required progression grades are

subject to change. For up-to-date details visit
www.lancaster.ac.uk/isc

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