An international pathway
The International University Foundation Programme (IUFP) is a focused pre-degree pathway designed to prepare students for progression to universities around the world.
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Discover the programme, experience the story and explore the routes ahead.
Months of focused learning
Subjects in the curriculum
University progression routes
Continents referenced in IUFP recognition
Experience the IUFP
Discover the International University Foundation Programme through the video featured on Atlantic Hall’s previous IUFP page. Explore the opportunity before taking a closer look at your university pathways and subject choices.
Original IUFP video • Atlantic Hall source page
The opportunity
An alternative to the traditional two-year GCE A-Level pathway, with intensive academic preparation and international progression opportunities.
The International University Foundation Programme (IUFP) is a full-time, pre-degree course designed as a fast-track university pathway for international students. It offers an alternative entry route to universities with progression agreements through the London College of Business and Law (LCBL).
Atlantic Hall is an approved partner school of the UK-based IUFP Global Education. The programme is presented as an affordable and flexible alternative to A-Levels, designed to encourage student stability and growth.
According to the original programme information, IUFP is accredited by ATHE (Awards for Training and Higher Education), an awarding body regulated by Ofqual in the United Kingdom.
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An intensive pre-degree programme preparing learners for university study.
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An alternative route to a conventional two-year A-Level course.
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University recognition described across five continents.
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Compulsory core learning combined with subject electives.
Where it can lead
Explore the university names listed on Atlantic Hall’s previous IUFP page under each progression route.
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13 universities listed
University names preserved from the source page.
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16 institutions listed
16 institutions are named in the original list; the source’s route labels are retained.
Progression agreements, admission conditions and university participation should be confirmed with the IUFP team before publication or application.
Learning with purpose
The source describes a six-subject intensive course, delivered over six months to one year, comprising three compulsory core subjects and three electives selected according to the intended university degree.
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Compulsory core subjects
Every IUFP student studies the following core subjects.
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Elective subjects of choice
Students select three electives based on their intended university degree course.
Accounting
Biology
Business Studies
Chemistry
Computing
Economics
Fine Art
Government and Politics
Law
Mathematics
Physics
Psychology
Programme format: Full-time intensive study, with the source describing a six-to-nine-month programme and a broader six-month-to-one-year study period.
Useful information
Take the next step
Contact the IUFP team for further information about entry, courses and progression.
