The University Pathway Program is a degree preparation program for undergraduate international students who want to study abroad at a top ranked university.
As an international student, you have different needs and goals when it comes to studying at a university. You may wish to supplement your existing knowledge and comprehension of the English language or work toward a diploma or certificate that can boost your CV.
University Pathways courses have been developed with your unique needs in mind and can help you gain guaranteed admission to a top university worldwide. Here are just a few of the reasons you'll want to consider enrolling in a university pathways course.
We understand you may have many questions about attending a foreign university. Pathways courses are designed with small class sizes, high levels of academic support from friendly guidance advisors and learning tutors to help improve your skills in problem areas.
You can also ask non-academic related questions about living and studying in that particular foreign country. Each university pathways courses cover a wide range of study concentrations, including diplomas, foundation certificates or pre-masters preparation in subjects ranging from art to business and beyond.
All university pathways courses are specifically designed for international students seeking entry to top International universities.Students enjoy high levels of academic support, small class sizes, individual Learning Support Tutors and comprehensive student support for non-academic matters.
University Foundation Certificates, Diplomas, Graduate Diplomas and Pre-Masters courses are offered in a range of subjects, from art to business to engineering.
Guaranteed admission to top foreign universities upon successful completion of your pathways course to the required level.Learn the academic skills, subject-based knowledge and English language skills necessary to succeed at a top ranked international university.Students have access to first-class university study and leisure facilities during their university pathways course.