Foundation in Society and Culture

• Archaeology BA
• Ancient History and Archaeology BA
• Human Geography BA
• Geography BA
• History BA
• Modern and Contemporary History BA
• Modern Languages and English BA
• History and Politics BA
• History and American Studies BA
• History and Archaeology BA
• Ancient History and History BA
• Film Studies BA
• Film Studies and Media Studies BA
• English and French Law LLB/Maitrise 
• Law LLB
• Law with Criminology LLB
• Criminology BSc
• Criminology with Forensic Psychology BSc
• Law with Politics LLB
• Law with a Modern Language LLB
• Media and Communications BA
• Media, Society and Culture BA
• Modern Languages with Translation BA
• Modern Languages with Management BA
• Modern Languages with Film Studies BA
• Politics BA
• International Relations BA
• International Relations and History BA
• Politics and Sociology BA
• Psychology BSc
• Applied Psychology BSc 
• Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience BSc
• Sociology BA

Teaching is delivered via a combination of small group lectures and group-based tutorial coursework (oral and written presentation), and assessment is via individual coursework (oral and written presentation) and examinations. You will be encouraged throughout to undertake independent study to supplement what is being taught/learnt and to broaden your personal knowledge.

In order to successfully progress onto the next stage of studies (Year One), you will need to achieve the minimum pass mark across all modules of 50%.

The educational aims of the programme are to:

• Develop students’ fundamental knowledge and understanding of the relevant disciplinary elements in social sciences, humanities and culture and related fields.
• Develop in students a broad range of transferable academic literacy, research and analytical skills to succeed in undergraduate study.
• Ensure that students have attained the prescribed level of English language competence to succeed on specified University of Leicester undergraduate programmes in related fields.
• To prepare students to operate effectively and autonomously within the framework of higher education.
• Develop students’ graduate attributes to optimize future employability prospects in a global environment.

*Partner University tuition fees that apply to a student after progression are payable directly to the University and  are determined by the University themselves. Information on those fees and when they may increase are published on the University website: www.le.ac.uk.

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