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International Foundation Programme

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Course summary

The International Foundation Programme (IFP) is designed to help you improve your English language skills to the level so that you can enter an undergraduate degree at Canterbury Christ Church University.

It is not just a simple language improvement course: you will learn university-level language and skills, which you will then use in your studies after completion of this course. You will also revise and expand the basic knowledge you need to study your subject in English. The best way to do this is by studying at a university that speaks English. Here, you'll be surrounded by English-speaking academics who will help you with your learning.

This course will also give you the opportunity to engage with your studies, learn from lecturers, and complete assessments that will be similar to your degree. Not only will you grasp the English language, but you will be prepared for university-level study upon completion of this course.

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Application codes

Course code:
Y003
Institution code:
C10

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