Undergraduate pathway programs offer students the opportunity to work on their second-language speaking and writing skills while completing classes that apply to a university degree in their main fields of study. Many universities require minimum test scores to verify language proficiency prior to acceptance into an advanced education program. Depending on the university, some credits may be applicable to other degree programs.
What is an undergraduate pathway program? Often considered to be one of the most flexible programs, this is an educational track that allows students to improve their language skills while creating their own paths of study that incorporate two or more academic, artistic or scientific disciplines. Course combination examples include technical writing and environmental studies, social justice and communication, economics and sustainability, political science and business, graphic design and computer science, or global health and engineering management.
Pathway program graduates can use advanced language skills to succeed in any type of career or to qualify for attendance in advanced university degree programs. Students also typically graduate with improved critical-reasoning skills and a greater ability to communicate their ideas clearly and effectively.
Tuition and fees for online pathway programs are typically different than for those programs that require in-person attendance for some or all of the classwork or lab sessions. Other factors that can impact program costs include the location of the university, experiential trips and the length of the program.
The types of jobs available to an undergraduate pathway program participants with a concentration in interdisciplinary studies vary depending on the fields chosen. Career paths can include interpreter, corporate trainer, sales manager, social services director, marketing manager or compliance specialist. Other possibilities are journalist, freelance writer, data scientist, quality consultant, academic advisor, publications officer, project manager, teacher, interdisciplinary scientist or researcher. Graduates also frequently choose academic careers as adjunct professors, lecturers or teachers.
Pathway programs may have online and classroom content depending on the university, and some require travel. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.
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TLG Toronto offers you the great opportunity to prepare for academic life in an English-speaking environment, for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs in our partner universities and colleges across Canada. [+]
The University Pathway Programme is a pre-sessional course designed for international students who are planning to study for a degree at a university in the UK, Canada, or Germany and need to meet the language requirement of their conditional offer. [+]
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The UMass Boston Navitas Global International Student Success Program, equivalent to the first year of a bachelor's degree program, satisfies the general education requirements to major in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Management and Information Systems among others. [+]
Equivalent to the first year of a Scottish degree leading directly into year two of a number of specialist degrees such as biomedical science, cell and molecular biology, food biosciences, forensic investigation, human biosciences, ophthalmic dispensing, optometry, orthoptics and pharmacology at Glasgow Caledonian University. [+]
The highly regarded undergraduate programs at the Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics prepare students for careers in Business, Economics and Hospitality Management. The UNH Global Student Success Program offers courses equivalent to the 1st year of a bachelor's degree at UNH. [+]
The Undergraduate Global Student Success Program (GSSP) is equivalent to the first year of a bachelor’s degree program. The GSSP consists of for-credit coursework and provides an academic and cultural bridge from your high school experience to studying at the University of Idaho. [+]
The Graduate GSSP in Science is equivalent to the first year of an FAU bachelor's degree in Science. It provides the foundation for further study in many areas such as marine biology, neuroscience, geography and psychology and exercise science. [+]
Delivered exclusively by ACG Pathways, this foundation programme prepares international students for entry into the University of Auckland’s undergraduate degrees, ensuring they not only meet the entry requirements but are also well equipped for the challenges of degree-level study. This course lays the foundations for success. [+]
The International Year One (IYOne) is a credit-bearing qualification that enables you to enter the second year of an undergraduate degree at an NCUK university. You can study actual UK Year One at Islamabad Centre after BSc, Cambridge, IB, AP or equivalent qualification with Guarantee Placement in any of NCUK partner Universities. [+]
Leads to the second year of the pre-business major. At the end of the second year of study, qualified students may compete for admission to the upper division (pro-school) of the business degree program. [+]
Leads to Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Computer Science or Information Technology from the University of South Florida. [+]
This Pathway program leads to a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with concentrations available in Accounting, Analytics and Enterprise Systems, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Technology Management, International Business, Leadership and Human Resource Management, Marketing or Sports Business. [+]
Academic preparation for direct entry to year two of an undergraduate degree in subjects such as business, economics and marketing. [+]
