The University Foundation Programme (UFP) Law, Humanities & Social Sciences Foundation Pathway is an intensive one year foundation course, which will prepare you for a wide range of Law, Humanities and Social Sciences bachelor degrees.
The UFP Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation course allows students to gain critical analysis, evidence gathering and argument evaluation skills. Students also develop an appreciation for differences in society, culture and human behaviour.
The soft skills gained on a Law, Humanities and Social Sciences foundation programme, such as strong critical thinking and communication skills, are highly valued by employers in all job sectors. The UK has a rich history in Law, Humanities and Social Sciences and is home to some of the oldest and best-funded institutions in the world, making it the perfect place to study this subject area. The British legal system is the most widely used and recognised in the world and an understanding of this complex system will prepare students for any degree related to this challenging field.
Learn more about this course on the UFP Website here.
