Exeter International Foundation
University of Exeter
Prepare for direct entry to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree from the University of Exeter. Choose from 150+ subject areas, ranging from accounting, business and management to biological and environmental sciences, computer science, engineering and humanities.
An accelerated 2-term option is available to students with a higher level of English – or choose the 4-term option for extra English language support. You can also take the opportunity to complete a work placement or study in another country as part of your degree, providing you meet the entry requirements.
If you have a higher English language level, you may qualify for our iCAS – integrated Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) – program. Combining your pathway and degree in a single study plan, you’ll only need one visa for the duration of your studies and can apply with alternative English language qualifications to IELTS.
Apply for one of our iCAS programs.
Key Information
- Pathway students can choose from a variety of modules and tailor the program to their interests and passions*. Download our digital booklet here to find out more about the different modules for each degree.
- Progress to the University of Exeter, a world top 10 university pursuing UN Sustainable Development Goals (Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2024).
- In scientific modules, students carry out experiments in our science lab and learn how to produce laboratory reports.
- In business modules, students can analyze current business case studies, and gain working knowledge of financial reporting, marketing strategies, management theories and the basic techniques of management accounting.
- In engineering modules, students learn how to use software to solve problems, and gain practical experience through laboratory work in the university’s electronic and materials testing laboratories.
In humanities and social science modules, students can look at the impact of environmental, political, economic, and social systems, and analyse film techniques and the film industry.
A small number of specialist progression degrees might include compulsory modules to give students the best preparation for their intended degree. Some degrees are only available for certain intakes.