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Study a German language program and receive specialist support with your application to German state universities/studienkollegs.

With the University Pathway Programs at GISMA, you get the chance to learn German in a German-speaking environment and reach the required level with the necessary skills to study a degree program in Germany.

With its specialist University Placement Service, GISMA helps students to apply to a number of German state universities for either bachelor's or master's programs through one provider. Also, this placement service helps students with direct university access and to public Studienkolleg foundation courses for students with indirect university access.... [-]

The Hague Pathway College International Foundation Year will prepare you for success in a number of varied degree programs at THUAS, including business, banking, behavioral and social sciences.

The international foundation year consists of the following modules and terms:

Module 1 – English & Academic Skills

Term 1

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Term 2

EC

Term 3

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English & Academic skills

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English & Academic skills

10

English & Academic skills

10

Module 2 – Management & Social Sciences

Term 1

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The UMass Boston Navitas Global Student Success Program, equivalent to the first year of a bachelor's degree program, satisfies the general education requirements to major in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Management and Information Systems among others.

Up to 120 credit hours, less 30 credit hours applied from Undergraduate ISSP = 90 credit hours to complete the degree

The highly regarded undergraduate programs at the Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics prepare students for careers in Business, Economics and Hospitality Management. The UNH Global Student Success Program offers courses equivalent to the 1st year of a bachelor's degree at UNH.

Undergraduate GSSP: 3 semesters

Undergraduate GSSP: 2 semesters

The Undergraduate Global Student Success Program (GSSP) is equivalent to the first year of a bachelor’s degree program. The GSSP consists of for-credit coursework and provides an academic and cultural bridge from your high school experience to studying at the University of Idaho.

When you successfully complete the GSSP, you will move directly into the second year of your undergraduate degree program at the University of Idaho.

Progression requirements:

Undergraduate GSSP in Business is equivalent to the first year of an FAU bachelor's degree in Business. It provides the foundation for further study in many areas such as accounting, marketing, economics, hospitality management and finance.

The Engineering School offers undergraduate courses in four major subject areas including Design, Civil Engineering, Electronic and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. All programmes are designed to produce highly qualified graduates who will take up demanding roles within the engineering, design and technology industries by developing leadership, innovation and creative skills, in addition to the core technical and analytical skills, to enable and encourage graduates to follow successful careers and aspire to senior managerial roles.

September is the only available intake for EU students who are applying for a Student Finance Loan.... [-]

Studying at the CEU UCH means choosing a University which is different both in the ‘what’ and the ‘how’. We offer a combination of experience and innovation. It is about being truly international and yet with strong local roots. In short, we can offer you everything you need to be whatever you want to be.

1. Bilingual training

If you would like to study both in English and in Spanish and enhance your future professional profile, you can study the first year of your degree in English and then complete the rest of your degree in Spanish. There are particular learning itineraries to meet different needs:

The General Education program at SPC introduces all students to the fundamental knowledge, skills, and abilities that are essential to study further in their chosen major, to develop educated members of the community and the world, to provide the foundation for becoming informed, independent thinkers, who can comprehend, evaluate, and address the issues that human beings face in their personal lives, careers, and community affairs.

The Associate in Arts degree emphasizes a Liberal Arts education and is designed to transfer to a bachelor's degree at a state university or SPC. Along with classes to prepare you for your major at the four-year level, you also take at least 36 hours in general education areas.... [-]

From small law firms to the United Nations International Court of Justice, the legal profession shapes every aspect of our society, politics and economics.

Law regulates how we buy and sell goods and services, and how we govern ourselves. It defines how we prosecute and defend, and how we secure the rights of people who may not be able to protect themselves. All of Swansea's Bachelor of Law (LLB) courses are qualifying law degrees.

Learn about crime, the criminal justice system and cutting edge themes in criminological debates from leading experts in the field.

Gain the knowledge and skills to prepare you for a wide range of careers in the Criminal Justice System and related organisations.... [-]

These undergraduate programmes combine the very best of Swiss practical training with British academic excellence. Our aim is to offer an academic and vocational education of the highest standard leading to a successful career in management.

Who are these Programmes for?

Taking you from Diploma to a BA Degree (with Honours) in just two and a half years (including a minimum of 12 months of paid internship placementss) these programmes are all validated by Manchester Metropolitan University in the UK. Learn the key practical and management skills needed to succeed in these industries before choosing from one of three specialist pathways for your last year of study.... [-]

Students can enter at either Stage 1 (University Foundation) or Stage 2 (First Year Degree), depending on their qualifications. Students are guaranteed progression to the second year of a relevant degree, providing that progression criteria are met. Stage 1 and 2 take place in ICP using dedicated lecturers and benefit from small class sizes.

Location

ICP at the University of Portsmouth.

Modules

15th in the UK for some of our most popular courses, Events Management, Tourism & Hospitality!

Hertfordshire Business School has been teaching for over 50 years and put theory into real-life work experience to give students a head start in the competitive national and international job markets. You'll learn principles of accounting, economics and marketing, and choose from a variety of other subject options. Strong partnerships with industry ensure the curriculum is up to date and meets business needs, plus you can add a language and/or study a language overseas.

Stage 2, 3 & 4: Bachelor's Degree

Besides fine arts, visual arts, digital media, and design, you can also take rich courses in humanities, business and science. The combination is empowering. Through it, you begin to see, make, think and do things differently. You gain incredible insight and skill — everything you need to take on the world.

Through our Fine Art programs you can explore the following:

Our range of academic programs is designed to prepare you to meet the entry requirements for your approved QUT course. You will also be able to experience and become familiar with Australian life and university culture.

Our Foundation programs can help prepare you for a QUTIC Diploma program or a QUT undergraduate degree after either Grade 11 or Grade 12 high school (or equivalent), depending on your school. This program will also help you meet the academic and English requirements for undergraduate study.

Depending on your academic level, you can join either of our Foundation programs: