About Fndcert International Foundation Programme (computing And Games) in University of Bolton

Course Details

Our International Foundation Programme (Computing and Games) is designed to build a solid base of knowledge in key subject topics, help you develop your language and academic skills and introduce you to a new study culture. This means providing you with teaching that’s interactive, and has a strong focus on communication and group working. This way, you don’t just learn from your tutors, but also from your fellow students as you collaborate and support each other’s progress.

Studying in a foreign country is a great opportunity, and can be a really positive life-changing experience. It can be a challenge too, so we’re here to provide you with wide-ranging support and encouragement to help you make the most of your time living and studying in what might be a whole new cultural experience, and an academic approach you’re not familiar with.

This course covers the key areas from the first year of a computing and games undergraduate degree, so if you complete it successfully, you’ll be ready to consider full undergraduate study – having familiarised yourself with the academic language and study skills required.

Key Features:

• On completing this foundation programme successfully, you’ll be able to demonstrate a systematic knowledge and understanding of the key concepts, practices and principles in computing and games.
• You’ll also be better equipped to solve problems using logical, analytical and empirical methods and concepts – and be familiar with industry-standard software.
• We offer interactive and inclusive teaching that focuses on developing your communication, as well as your skills and knowledge.
• International Foundation Programmes at Bolton give you access to comprehensive guidance from the university's student support services, including advice on housing and accommodation, financial and careers, plus counselling services and disability support.
• You also have access to chaplains and pastoral assistants from a range of traditions, faiths and worldviews.

Career Opportunities

If you complete this International Foundation Programme successfully you’ll be well placed to apply for a computing or games-related undergraduate degree at the University of Bolton, or strengthen your career prospects in a computing and games-related role.

Academic qualification equivalents

• Completion of a 4 year degree with upper second class (55%) from a recognised University or Completion of a 3 year bachelors degree with grades of 65% or above from a recognised University

English language requirements (one of the below):

• IELTS               :    6.5 no less than 5.5 in any component
• TOEFL             :     79 including 17 in Listening, 20 in Writing, 18 in Reading and 18 in Speaking

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