University of Southampton

Overview

The Criminology – Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) at the University of Southampton is specially designed for international students aiming to prepare for undergraduate studies in Criminology. This programme provides a comprehensive foundation that facilitates progression into a relevant undergraduate degree at the university.

What you'll study

Spanning over nine months, the UFP combines subject-specific learning with essential academic skills development. The indicative modules include:

• Globalisation and International Relations
• Human Interactions
• Skills for Humanities and Social Sciences
• English

Assessment methods throughout the programme include continuous assessment and a final-term evaluation, which encompasses projects, essays, presentations, and unseen examinations. To ensure you receive the most current curriculum details, please refer to the programme website.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the UFP, applicants must have completed senior secondary education that is deemed appropriate for entry into a Level 3 foundation programme. There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements for this course.

In addition, proficiency in English is essential, with an IELTS score of 4.5 (or equivalent) required, ensuring that no single element is below this score.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Criminology UFP are well-equipped to pursue a range of undergraduate degrees and subsequently take on diverse career paths within the criminology and social sciences fields. This foundational programme not only enhances academic skills but also provides a strong understanding of criminological principles that are valuable in various professional settings.