What will I learn?

Developing the skills and knowledge needed to go onto gain an understanding of advanced and essential concepts in accounting and finance.,The Foundation Programme is designed for students from under-represented groups in higher education, who have the potential to achieve the standard for admission to Durham, but who, because of educational disadvantage or disruption, do not have the level of attainment or access to qualifications required for entry to a Durham University course. The Foundation Programme is delivered by a dedicated team of academic tutors from Durham’s Centre for Academic Development (DCAD). Each year it provides places for 100 students and supports them to progress to Level 1 study in over 33 academic subjects from every academic department in the university. The Foundation Programme supports students to develop the skills and subject knowledge required for successful study at degree level. The content focuses on developing epistemological maturity, metacognitive skills, and independent learning, becoming increasingly specialised as the course progresses. On successful completion of the Foundation Year, students will progress to the first year of their degree N311 - Durham University.The Foundation Programme provides 120 academic credits divided into modules, with 20 hours of taught content and 10 hours of tutorial or small group seminar support for every 15 credits. We also expect our students to engage in a further 100 hours of self-directed study (including assignments and tests) for every 15 credits they study. This is broadly in-line with the majority of academic departments across Durham University, although individual variation does exist between departments. Course structureYear 1 modulesCore modules:Concepts, Methods and Theories in Data Science Concepts, Methods and Theories in Business and EconomicsScholarship in Higher Education (Extended)Advanced Scholarship in Higher Education for Arts, Business and Social SciencesMathematics 2

Study options

Full Time (4 Years)

Tuition fees

Information not available

Please check with institution

Start date

September 2027

Venue

Main Campus

Palatine Centre,

Durham,

DH1 3HP, Northern England, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

The Foundation Programme is designed for students from under-represented groups in higher education, who have the potential to achieve the standard for admission to Durham, but who, because of educational disadvantage or disruption, do not have the level of attainment or access to qualifications required for entry to a Durham University course. The Foundation Programme is delivered by a dedicated team of academic tutors from Durhams Centre for Academic Development (DCAD). Each year it provides places for 100 students and supports them to progress to Level 1 study in over 33 academic subjects from every academic department in the university.The Foundation Programme supports students to develop the skills and subject knowledge required for successful study at degree level. The content focuses on developing epistemological maturity, metacognitive skills, and independent learning, becoming increasingly specialised as the course progresses. On successful completion of the Foundation Year, students will progress to the first year of their degree N311 - Durham University.The Foundation Programme provides 120 academic credits divided into modules, with 20 hours of taught content and 10 hours of tutorial or small group seminar support for every 15 credits. We also expect our students to engage in a further 100 hours of self-directed study (including assignments and tests) for every 15 credits they study. This is broadly in-line with the majority of academic departments across Durham University, although individual variation does exist between departments.Course structureYear 1 modulesCore modules:Concepts, Methods and Theories in Data ScienceConcepts, Methods and Theories in Business and EconomicsScholarship in Higher Education (Extended)Advanced Scholarship in Higher Education for Arts, Business and Social SciencesMathematics 2

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.