Foundation year programs are designed to assist students in pursuing advanced degrees after having completed their secondary studies. The programs introduce students to concepts addressed in their prospective degree programs in hopes the students will be more successful.

What is a foundation year in general management? Generally, these programs attempt to provide a level of foundational knowledge that scholars need to prepare for an advanced degree in management and/or fill managerial roles in the workplace. Coursework will typically cover topics such as business administration, management information systems, economics and accounting. Programs may ask that students demonstrate their knowledge through a variety of formative and summative assessment measures such as tests, projects, presentations and daily assignments. Coursework may require that students illustrate both practical and theoretical application of their knowledge and skills.

Aside from the improved organizational skills that develop through engagement in foundation year studies, students may experience other life-enhancing benefits. The ability to communicate effectively and an increased understanding of human behavior are potential results of a foundation year in general management as well.

There is no set cost to enrolling in a foundation year program. Prospective students should be mindful to contact an institution to get specific details about program cost and duration.

Upon completing a foundation year in general management, students may find that many career and academic options have materialized. Scholars may discover that they are more inclined to be successful in degree programs in the fields of business, marketing, finance, accounting and, of course, management. Some may choose to enter jobs such as general manager, supervisor, assistant manager, program director, coordinator, and more.

Whether your aim is to prepare for the workforce or an advanced degree, a foundation year program can help. For more information, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.