| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
| 2025-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The International Foundation Year (IFY) at Constructor University is a one-year preparatory program that enhances academic skills and helps students choose their desired field of study. Students can choose from three subject areas (Technology, Science, Society) and tailor their study plan with two modules. Upon successful completion, students progress directly to year one of their chosen undergraduate degree or receive assistance in finding a suitable program.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The International Foundation Year (IFY) is a one-year preparatory program designed for students who need to enhance their academic skills or are still deciding on their desired field of study. It offers a diverse range of subject areas and modules, allowing students to tailor their study plan and prepare for their preferred undergraduate program at Constructor University.
Outline:
Subject Areas:
- Technology: Focuses on computer programming, coding, mathematics, and technology, preparing students for careers in modern tech environments.
- Science: Prepares students for degree programs in the Life Sciences & Chemistry department, providing theoretical and practical skills for careers in natural sciences.
- Society: Provides a foundation for careers in business or social sciences, including management, accounting, psychology, and human resource management.
Qualification Pathway:
- Students choose a specific subject area (Technology, Science, Society) and two modules within that area.
- They complete the modules in the first and second semesters, preparing for exams necessary for guaranteed admission to their desired degree program at Constructor University.
- After successfully completing the program, students progress directly to year one of their chosen degree.
Orientation Pathway:
- Students who are unsure about their desired field of study can explore various subjects and make an informed decision later.
- They choose a subject in the first semester and have the option to stay within that area or explore different subjects in the second semester.
Entry requirements:
- High school diploma or local equivalent
- English language skills (B1 level of the European Framework)
