The UFP Foundation Programme is a one-year academic pathway designed to bridge the gap between secondary schooling and university-level study. It develops subject knowledge, academic skills, and English proficiency to prepare students for Year 1 entry into undergraduate programmes.
The International Year One (IY1) is an extended pathway combining foundation-level study with first-year undergraduate content, allowing students to enter Year 2 of selected undergraduate degree programmes.
The Hong Kong Track allows students to study UFP modules in Hong Kong, benefiting from international resources, bilingual support, and strong university progression routes.
All UFP programmes follow a unified assessment model governed by UFP Assessment (UK)
- 30% Progression Tests
- 70% End-of-Term Examinations
- Centralised paper-setting and marking
- External examiner moderation
- Standardised grade boundaries
- Alignment with UK RQF principles
- Internationally recognised qualification formats
- Secure and transparent exam administration
- Annual reviews by academic boards and external examiners
Students receive an official certificate and transcript issued by UFP Assessment (UK), recognised by universities worldwide.