BSC Engineering Pathways Fact File

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Your Future. Your Choice. E NGI NEERI NG F O UNDAT IO N YE A R U N I V E R S I T Y PAT H WAY S AT B S C LO N D O N


If you want to study an Engineering or Computer Science programme at university then the Engineering Foundation Year at BSC London is the perfect pathway for you.

BU S I NE SS FOUNDAT ION YEA R Available at: BSC London Minimum age: 17 years Maximum class size: 15

S E PTE M BER INTAKE Standard Programme

Start date: 26th September 2022 - 9th June 2023 Duration: 9 months (37 weeks total made up of 30 weeks tuition and exam plus holidays) Average tuition/wk: 25 hours Entry requirements: IELTS 5.0 & country specific high school score

Extended Programme

Start date: 1st August 2022 - 9th June 2023 Duration: 11 months ( 8 weeks Pre-sessional English plus 30 weeks tuition and exam) Average tuition/wk: 20 hours Entry requirements: IELTS 4.5 & country specific high school score

JANUARY INTAKE Accelerated Programme

Start date: 9th January 2023, 11th July 2023 Duration: 7 months (27 weeks total made up of 22 weeks tuition and exam plus holidays) Average tuition/wk: 25 hours Entry requirements: IELTS 5.5 & country specific high school score


This course combines our core English for Academic Purposes module with modules in Maths, Further Maths and Physics making it suitable for students who are highly numerate, very confident in mathematics and have a scientific approach.

Who is it for? •S tudents who would like to study any of a range of Engineering programmes after their Foundation Year. •S tudents who are highly numerate and very confident in Mathematics. •S tudents who are able to think scientifically.

Expert teaching

Great results

A bright future

The programme is delivered in one of the most highly accredited English training centres in the UK

85% of NCUK graduates go on to achieve a minimum of second class honours in their undergraduate study

Graduates can apply to multiple universities and programmes and progress to a wide range of different majors.

My English has been improved as a result of this programme. I was able to interact with different cultures and nations, whilst also cooperating and collaborating within groups. Anton from Ukraine BSc Accounting and Finance (with Professional Placement), City University London


The Engineering Foundation Year prepares you with four modules; English for Academic Purposes, Maths, Physics and Further Maths. EXAMPLES O F D EG REES STU DEN TS HAVE PR OG RESSED TO: • Civil Engineering • Computer Science • Artificial Intelligence • Environmental Science


English for Academic Purposes

Maths

This NCUK module is closely integrated with your subject modules to help you build good practice in academic work.

The overall aim of this course is to equip students with the mathematical knowledge and skills necessary for entry to the first year of any UK/Western undergraduate degree course.

Module aims: • Achieve the English language and academic skills required by UK university programmes. • Take responsibility for own learning • Introduce the planning and organisation skills to develop as independent, autonomous learners. Key areas covered in the syllabus: • Listening – understanding, note taking, summarising • Reading – annotation of text, paraphrasing, summarising and commenting • Writing – pre-writing skills, subject specific essays, referencing

Physics Develop the skills, knowledge, understanding and enthusiasm in physics appropriate for entry to a degree course at undergraduate level in the UK. Module aims: • Work on skills of investigation through practical experience and tutorial-based learning. • Describe, explain and interpret phenomena and effects covered in the syllabus in terms of physical principles and concepts. • Present and interpret data as text or in tables, diagrams and graphs in appropriate and correct English. • Plan experimental activities, selecting appropriate techniques and carry out laboratory experiments safely. • Write clear and concise reports in appropriate scientific English, using text, tables and graphs. Key areas covered in the syllabus: • Mechanics

• Electricity

• Waves

• Materials

• Fields

• Atoms

Module aims: • To develop abilities to think logically, to recognise incorrect reasoning and to express ideas clearly. • To develop an enthusiasm for the subject and the skills required to apply the knowledge to both the further study and application of mathematics. • To develop an understanding of how theory and application work together and skills in modelling and the interpretation of results. Key areas covered in the syllabus: • Linear and quadratic equations

• Trigonometry

• Simple probability

• Functions

• Binomial expansions, sequences and series

• Vectors

• Calculus

Further Maths Progress key knowledge, understanding, skills and application of further mathematics appropriate for entry to a degree course at undergraduate level in the UK. Module aims: • Enhance further skills in algebra and link these with curve sketching where possible. • To demonstrate more advanced skills in complex numbers, matrices, vectors, hyperbolic functions and geometry (conics). • To develop differentiation and integration techniques and to apply these to differential equations. • Recognise, recall and apply specific mathematical facts, principles and techniques and employ them in relevant and correct settings. • Write mathematically-based reports that deliver both a cogent argument and a neat and well organised presentation style. Key areas covered in the syllabus: • Complex numbers

• Mechanics

• Matrices

• Hyperbolic functions

• Roots and coefficients of polynomials

• Confidence Intervals


BSC London There’s no place quite like London; full of history, heritage and culture combined with an eclectic mix of people. Set in the heart of this dynamic, cosmopolitan city. BSC London is just a short walk from world-famous sites including Borough Market, London Bridge and Shakespeare’s Globe theatre. There’s restaurants and cafés right on your doorstop and is easily accessible by public transport.

Key Features Exciting capital city

Central location

Self-service kitchenette

Computer learning area

WiFi available

Modern classrooms


Nearby Shops and restaurants

1 mins

Shakespeare's Globe

2 mins

Borough Market

5 mins

London Bridge

10 mins

Tower of London

25 mins


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