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Course Information
The University Foundation Programme in Engineering and Technology is a 36 week course designed to provide you with the language, study skills and subject knowledge required to enter an engineering related degree course at a university.
The course consists of 8 subject units, plus English:
- Maths and Engineering Principles
- Principles of Computer Science
- Design and Development Project
- Health and Safety in the Workplace
- IT Systems Security and Encryption
- Computer Architecture
- Electronic Devices and Circuits
- English
Students can also choose one option from the following:
- Mechanical Behaviour of Metallic Materials
- Databases / Networking
It may be possible for students to substitute modules from other UFP programmes, depending on the student’s needs.
Please note that some lessons may be delivered online.
Course Contents
36 teaching weeks spread over a year
Applicants will need to provide evidence of strong maths & science knowledge, & may need to complete an assessment test.
Course Information
Assessment
Assessment may take the form of assignments, presentations/seminars, tests, personal learning journals, mind maps or exams.Tutorials are offered to provide two-way feedback, so that teachers can pass on hints, tips and advivce on how best to study, as well as address any problems shown up by student’s performance in class and their progress tests. At the same time, students can ask for help in areas that are particularly important to them.
Recognised Partnership with Bournemouth University
ETC International College is proud to announce that Bournemouth University recognises its University Foundation Programme, HNC and HND qualifications. To learn more about our partnership with Bournemouth University, click here.
Level / Experience of Teaching Staff
Staff hold a relevant qualification at least one level above the subject level they are teaching and hold a relevant teaching qualification. Staff come from a range of backgrounds, including academic and industry specialisms. From time to time we may invite guest lecturers or subject specific specialists to take lectures / seminars. Staff teaching English modules hold a CELTA or CertTESOL qualification.
Fees and Other Related Costs
Tuition fees for new students: £14,644 (this includes a £100 non-refundable enrolment fee).
Tuition fees for existing or continuing students: £14,544 per annum.
Books: A range of books are recommended to supplement teaching and
are purchased at the discretion of the student. All recommended texts are
available in the College library for reference purposes.
Programme Specification
Please download the programme specification for more information.
ETC’s University Counsellor Services
When you study at ETC you will be assigned to our University Counsellor. They will help you to:
Find the university of your choice
Write your personal statement
Get letters of recommendation
Complete your university application
Find out about your extra curricular activities
Course Fees and Certification
Certificates & Credits
At the end of the course you will be presented with a University Foundation Diploma in Engineering and Technology. Students not achieving in all modules may receive a Unit Diploma in Engineering and Technology.
Graduates will receive 120 credits.
This course is designed for students wishing to study engineering or computing and related subjects at undergraduate level at a UK-based University.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are classes?
Please check the section at the top of this page to confirm the number of lessons you will receive during this course.
When can I start studying?
There are two start dates for our UFP courses: September and January.
How do I enrol?
To enrol at ETC, simply click the button below and complete our enrolment form!