Foundation for Health Sciences is designed to develop essential scientific inquiry and academic competency to pursue further studies in health-related education. The programme incorporates the language, numeracy and basic ICT skills required for students to progress to the undergraduate level with confidence. Through engagement, students will develop systematic problem-solving skills, and understand the evidence-based nature of science and how it relates to everyday life.
General Entry Criteria
Completion of Basic Education (Key Stage 2 / Grade 6) OR
Attainment of a Level 2 qualification
Alternative Entry Criteria
18 years of age AND
Ability to communicate in the language of instruction.
Core Modules
Basic English
Essential Mathematics
Basic ICT Skills
Integrated Science
Upon successful completion of this programme, participants will be able to
Recognise the evidence-based nature of science and the usefulness and limitations of the scientific method;
Proficiently convey ideas in the English language for academic purposes;
Develop critical thinking skills through exploring mathematical principles;
Effectively use basic ICT skills for research, and for the preparation of academic documents; and
Develop the fundamental scientific knowledge and critical problem-solving skills required to pursue undergraduate study in health sciences