- Course Details
- Entry Requirements
- Career Options
- Your Application
Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme: Mathematics
Course Details
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Mathematics in the UK is like a bridge to help students prepare for university-level studies in fields such as mathematics and engineering. The course typically takes a year for students to grasp the essential concepts they will need for more advanced studies.
Students in this programme will study scientific principles, learn the basics of programming and web design, and be introduced to applied computer science. Mathematics is a significant part of the programme as well, with classes focusing on core mathematical concepts in Mathematics 1 and 2.
Students are usually assessed...
Entry Requirements
Grade Requirements:
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Applicants are usually required to present at least grade 4/C in five GCSEs, with Maths and English Language included.
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Candidates should have A Levels with at least grades CCD or T Levels with a Merit to qualify. Other qualifications such as BTECs, Access to HE diplomas, and an International Baccalaureate may also be accepted.
English Proficiency:
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Applicants from abroad who are not native English speakers typically need an IELTS score of at least 6.0, with a minimum of 5.5 in every section. TOEFL and other equivalent exams may also be used to prove their proficiency in English.
Career Options
Graduates of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Mathematics can explore a wide range of job opportunities after they have earned their BSc degree. Some of them include:
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Data Scientist
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Business Analyst
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Risk Manager
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Software Developer
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IT Consultant
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Project Engineer
Your Application
Interested candidates can apply for this course through UCAS. If you have further questions or encounter any issues with your application, our trained counsellors are available to offer their assistance.
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