Foundation Programmes

International Foundation Programmes offered by The University of Law
IFP in Law

If you’re on the law foundation programme, you will take part in two law modules to ensure you have a solid understanding of a range of concepts by the time you start your law degree, giving you a head start. This includes learning about the role of law in society, improving legal research and referencing skills, visiting a range of courts and studying civil and criminal cases.

IFP in Business

If you’re on the business foundation programme, you will take part in two business modules to ensure you have a solid understanding of a range of concepts by the time you start your law degree, giving you a head start. This includes learning about company structures, globalisation, management theory, global financial markets and marketing principles. We focus on contemporary business cases, so that the theory you learn can be applied to real-life sector situations.

*September intake and January intake

International University Foundation Programme (IUFP)

IUFP is a one year full-time pre-degree course, which offers students a fast track alternative to GCE A levels and an entry route to prestigious Universities for degree courses.

The programme is aimed at international students seeking admittance into Universities after one year of study as well as students based in the United Kingdom. At the moment, students successfully completing the IUFP can progress to degree courses at Universities that have signed Progression Agreements with London College of Business and Law (LCBL) or indicated through formal correspondence that they will consider IUFP applicants for admission to undertake specific courses, or in other cases have informally recognised the IUFP by agreeing to consider applicants on a case-by-case basis.