International Foundation Programme Computer Science

at University of South Wales

• The teaching approach combines large-group lectures with smaller seminars and workshops, allowing for both broad instruction and personalised attention through individual meetings with tutors for additional academic support.
• An online learning platform provides access to course materials, content, and weekly reading lists, enabling you to prepare for lectures and seminars.
• In addition to scheduled classes, you are expected to dedicate approximately 15-20 hours per week to independent study, which may include preparatory reading, research for assessments, revision quizzes, practice writing tasks, and group discussions for presentations.
• For those requiring additional English language support, a three-term International Foundation Programme includes a dedicated term of English language preparation, focusing on enhancing reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
• This language component aims to improve vocabulary, grammatical accuracy, and oral fluency, ensuring a solid foundation in English proficiency.

Course Modules

• Academic English
• Academic Language In Context
• Applied Academic Skills
• Research Project
• Foundation Mathematics
• Introduction To Computing And Coding

Important Dates

Aspiring students aiming to enrol in the Computer Science International Foundation Programme (IFP) must submit their applications by October 2024, which is the last date for applying for this particular course. Prospective candidates must mark this deadline date and ensure that their complete application, accompanied by all the required supporting documents, reaches the university before the cutoff date expires.

• To be eligible, students must score between 78% and 81% in their best four subjects from Standard XII, excluding Hindi and Physical Education.
• Students who have completed their high school education through the national system will need to go through a one-year International Foundation Programme before enrolling in undergraduate courses.
• Mathematics is a required subject, and non-native English speakers must prove their language proficiency by achieving the minimum required scores in internationally recognised tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.

International Tuition Fees:

£14000 per year

The International Foundation Programme in Computer Science at the University of South Wales offers favourable career opportunities. Graduates are prepared to pursue diverse paths in the dynamic field of computer science, supported by a strong understanding of fundamental concepts and practical skills.