Foundation Year

Foundation Year: The Bridge to University

The foundation year is a preparatory stage designed to academically and linguistically prepare students before joining university. During this year, students study the required foreign language for their chosen destination, along with major-specific courses that qualify them for the bachelor's degree program.

Duration of Study

The foundation year lasts for a full academic year, during which the student receives basic courses related to their future major, alongside language training.

Benefits of the Foundation Year

  • Prepares students for university education and helps them adapt to the academic environment.

  • Allows students to acquire foreign language skills and academic knowledge.

  • Provides an opportunity to experience life abroad and discover new cultures.

  • Enhances chances of admission to top universities worldwide.

Who Needs a Foundation Year?

  • Students with low grades in high school.

  • Those who wish to pursue majors that require high grades, such as medicine.

  • Students planning to switch their academic field to a different area.

Basic Requirements

  • High school diploma.

  • Valid passport.

  • TOEFL or IELTS: Language proficiency certificate.

The foundation year provides students with a solid foundation to begin their university journey with confidence and complete academic readiness.