Program Overview

International Foundation Year in Law and Social Sciences
Our Law and Social Sciences programme will prepare you for a degree across a range of areas, including marketing, economics, media, sociology and entrepreneurship. Once you have successfully completed this course, you will be equipped to start an undergraduate degree, with all the English language skills and subject-specific knowledge you'll need to study at Kingston University London.

Many of the progression degrees include work placements and the opportunity to study abroad, for the same fee as a traditional degree. Combining academic study with professional experience will give you the skills and confidence you need to succeed in your chosen career.

What you'll study
During your Law and Social Sciences International Foundation Year, you will study the following modules:

• Academic English Skills
• Globalisation
• Introduction to Law
• Studying Social Life

Once you have successfully completed the programme, and achieved the required grades, you will be well-equipped to start your undergraduate degree at Kingston University London.

Leading to: Forensic Psychology BSc (Hons)
If you've ever wondered what drives some people to commit crime, from everyday offences to high profile cases, this course may be for you. Forensic psychology seeks to understand the elements that contribute to criminal behaviour so that we can create a safer, more just society.

In forensic psychology, you will explore biological, social, developmental, cognitive, and psychological perspectives to help tackle pressing issues in the criminal justice system and society at large. You will also take several criminology modules to investigate how sociological, legal, political systems interact in shaping the way in which we classify crime and treat those who commit it.

You will develop practical skills by working with risk assessments, researching possible treatment plans, engaging with the parole process, and observing criminal trials. You can also gain valuable experience through work-based practice or observation.