
Start studying in Lao PDR first, then choose your preferred university abroad later.
Pathway to Universities in UK, Australia, New Zealand, US, Canada

Main Majors Offered in the International Foundation Year Program:

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Business Administration
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Finance & Accounting
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Event management
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International Business
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Marketing
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Entrepreneurship

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Psychology
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International relations
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Law
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Public Relations
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Marketing
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Media Studies
University progression:
By successfully completing the NCUK International Foundation Year, you gain guaranteed** entry to an NCUK University Partner. Choose from 6,000+ degree courses at 80+ NCUK University Partners worldwide, including medicine, business, engineering, law, economics, art, and much more:
**NCUK Guarantee Terms: https://www.ncuk.ac.uk/guarantee/

View all university progression options on our website at https://www.ncuk.ac.uk/our-universities/
Programme overview
The NCUK International Foundation Year (IFY) is a 9-to-12 month pathway programme designed for international students to bridge the gap between local high school and university. It prepares students for undergraduate study in the UK and worldwide by focusing on subject knowledge and English skills.
Core Programme Structure
Students study 120 credits, comprising three academic modules and an English for Academic Purposes (EAP) module, which is widely accepted in lieu of IELTS. Assessment combines coursework and final exams.
Global Recognition & Benefits
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Equivalency: Benchmarked to UK A-Levels and other international qualifications.
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Progression: Offers guaranteed** access to thousands of courses across 80+ global universities
Key Entry Requirements
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Academic: Successful completion of local high school education (ມໍ 7), IGCSE (Successful completion of 4 to 5 modules with grades of 4 or above)
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English: Minimum of IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.
Programme overview
Business Stream
Integrated Maths (Business) or Global Studies
Business Studies
Economics
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Law & Humanities Stream
Sociology or Economics
Global studies
Business Studies
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

