BSC (HONS) PSYCHOLOGY WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE, University of Salford

Salford's International Foundation Year is highly regarded as a Centre of Excellence for language teaching and support, ensuring students receive top-quality education. It is well-suited for international students who want a guaranteed route into their chosen undergraduate degree after achieving the required grades. Studying at a university ranked within the top 10 UK universities for its English Language Centre, students benefit from industry-focused courses and a diverse, friendly campus community in Salford, near Manchester. The program helps bridge the gap between different education systems, making it easier for students to transition smoothly into UK degree programs.

The program offers several pathways aligned with specific undergraduate degrees, including Art and Design, Biological Sciences, Business, Built Environment, Computer Science, Engineering and Physics, Environment, Health (Prosthetics and Orthotics), Health, Law, Music, and Politics. Students choose a pathway based on their intended degree, with each pathway tailored to include relevant modules, such as creative modules for Art and Design or laboratory-based science modules for Biological Sciences and Engineering.

Students must successfully pass the International Foundation Year with the right grades to progress onto their chosen undergraduate course. Specific subject-related entry criteria include a minimum of UK GCSE Grade 4 or above in relevant subjects like Maths, Science, or Arts, depending on the pathway. For English language proficiency, a minimum UKVI IELTS Academic score of 4.5 with no less than 4.0 in any band is required. The minimum age to enroll is 16 years.

Completing the International Foundation Year opens access to a wide range of undergraduate degrees, leading to diverse career opportunities. Past students have gone on to work in multinational companies such as Amazon, Shell, and PwC across various industries. The university's Careers Service provides lifelong support, helping students transition into their professional lives, whether in creative arts, science, engineering, healthcare, or business sectors.