Course Content
UFP students select one subject from each block – up to a maximum of three subjects. Non-native speakers will also study English as a Second Language.
Final UFP grades are determined by exams at the end of the qualification, as well as a significant amount of coursework which simulates the structure of most UK university courses. i.e.:
- 30% coursework (Coursework 1 and 2)
- 40% examination (Controlled assessment)
- 30% extended essay (step-by-step and final essay)
September Start Subjects
- Block A : Business, Chemistry, International Relations, Psychology
- Block B : Business, Economics, Maths, Physics
- Block C : Business, Chemistry, Geography, Maths
- Block D : Economics, Maths, Psychology, Physics, Sociology, Visual Arts
- Block E : Biology, Business, Computing, History, Maths, Sociology
January Start Subjects
- Block A : Business, Chemistry
- Block C : Biology, Economics, Physics
- Block D : Maths, Sociology
Note: Only CATS Canterbury offers International Relations, Geography and Computing UFP Subjects
