International Year One Engineering & Computer Science

The International Year One in Engineering & Computer Science will develop your subject knowledge and English language skills, whilst preparing you to join the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Huddersfield’s School of Computing and Engineering. Just like the first year of an undergraduate degree, the International Year One is a two-semester programme with a choice of modules. You will have the additional benefit of smaller class sizes and more support to help you develop your academic knowledge, study skills and language abilities to prepare you for your degree. You will study several core modules focused on general skills, but the majority of your programme will be the specialised academic content relevant to your chosen undergraduate degree. Why study Engineering & Computer Science at Huddersfield Many of the University's Engineering, Computing and Information Systems courses are accredited by their respective awarding body, which means you will graduate from the University with a professionally accredited degree. The School of Computing and Engineering has a wide range of research capabilities. With cutting-edge facilities, the research activity is organised around the Research Institutes and Centres, including Centre for Sustainable Computing, Centre for Autonomus and Intelligent System, and Centre for Cyber Security. Team HARE, the University of Huddersfield's Formula Student team, allows you to design, build, develop, market and compete as a team with your own racing car.

Academic: Good high school graduation grades or equivalent, plus one year of further study. Age on entry: 17+ (students must turn 18 years old before commencing undergraduate study at the University of Huddersfield).