Computing and Mathematics foundation year

The course is designed to enable you to do a computing/mathematics-based degree if you do not have the necessary qualification background.
It provides a basic grounding in computing and mathematics disciplines with the option to tailor the course to your interests and degree choice.
A chance to develop your practical and study skills necessary for success at degree level
A personal tutor and comprehensive programme of tutorials based around study skills mean help is available to encourage you to reach your full potential.
Supportive staff who are specialists in helping you reach your potential.

We recognise that there are many routes to success at degree level! Our Computing and Mathematics Foundation Year specifically caters for those who lack the traditional entry qualifications to join the first year of a science degree. You are likely to be someone with either non-computing/maths-based qualifcations, someone who has tried computing/maths-based subjects but has yet to realise their potential or you are a mature student, with skills and experience from employment, who wants to return to education.

a minimum of two A-Level subjects
General Studies not accepted
GCSE: candidates are normally required to hold five GCSE subjects grades A*–C (or equivalent numerical score under reformed GCSE grading scale): minimum of five subjects including English Language and Mathematics.