Why study the International Year One?
The International Year One (IY1) is the perfect pathway if you want an undergraduate degree from a university but do not meet the requirements for direct entry.
The IY1 course provides an intensive combination of first year university subject modules with English language skills.
Following successful completion of the IY1, you will continue onto your second-year degree study, directly with the university of your choice.
Achieve degree entry requirements
If you do not meet the English or academic requirements for a university degree, the International Year One helps you build those skills while still starting your studies at your chosen university.
Individual support
Throughout your studies, you will benefit from small class sizes and support from qualified and experienced teachers.
International Advice Service
Our team can provide specialist advice and guidance to you and your family on a range of matters relating to living and studying in the UK. They can also provide links to the local community and produce a range of useful information so you can feel welcomed and safe in this new chapter of your life.Ìý
Where you can study
Explore our study locations and the pathway courses available to you.Ìý
Discover your route to an undergraduate degree
You can choose to study from a range of subjects.
University of Bradford BSc (Hons) Computer Science
Gain the knowledge needed on how to design and develop the next generation of software tools and systems, and gain the knowledge and techniques required to enhance and exploit computer technology.
Ravensbourne University London BSc (Hons) Computer Science
Explore computer science through applied learning and real-world problem solving. Develop in-demand technical skills for the evolving world of technology.
Discover your route to an undergraduate degree
Choose from a range of subject–specific pathways that you will study for one year. After successful completion, you will receive a level 3 award and can progress to year one of your chosen university degree course.Ìý
up to 18 students
adjust to an exciting way of life in your chosen city of study
improve your academic skills in a supportive learning environment