Prepare for entry to an undergraduate degree in a science or engineering-related subject at Newcastle University.
Key Information
Programme overview
- Develop an understanding of essential concepts in mathematics and their applications in physical sciences and engineering.
- Enhance your academic study with practical experience gained through field trips and laboratory work.
- Improve your English language skills and vocabulary within the context of science and engineering.
- Expand your skills and knowledge in basic and advanced mathematical topics such as the core methods of calculus, differentiation and integration, as well as algebra, geometry and numerical methods.
- Learn specialist modules in chemistry, physics or computing.
- Upon successful completion of this programme, you will be awarded our International Foundation Certificate (RQF Level 3).
Why study at Newcastle University?
- Study a research-led undergraduate degree at Newcastle University, ranked in the UK top 25 for Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Electrical and Electronic Engineering (The Complete University Guide 2027).
- Experiment in modern laboratories with excellent facilities such as oscilloscopes, Van de Graaff generators and Raspberry Pi computer programming kits.
- Undergraduate degrees recognised and accredited by professional organisations, including Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Institution of Civil Engineers, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).
Age Requirement
16
All students commencing courses for the September start date must be 16 years old by 1st September of that calendar year. For the June intake for the Extended course, students must be 16 before registering at the centre. For all other start dates, students must be 16 years old by 1st September of the preceding calendar year. Therefore students must have turned 17 before 1st September of the year they progress to university.
Academic Year 2026/27
21st September 2026 - 25th June 2027
- Term 1: 21st September 2026 - 18th December 2026
- Term 2: 11th January 2027 - 19th March 2027
- Term 3: 5th April 2027 - 25th June 2027
Academic Year 2026/27
4th January 2027 - 3rd September 2027
- Term 1: 4th January 2027 - 19th March 2027
- Term 2: 5th April 2027 - 4th June 2027
- Term 3: 7th June 2027 - 3rd September 2027
Estimated cost of attendance
Tuition fee
£ 24,950.00
Enrolment fee (Compulsory)
£ 275.00
Textbooks (Compulsory)
£ 295.00 - 360.00
Studio or lab fee (compulsory - programme dependent)
£ 575.00
Approximate cost
£ 26,095.00 - 26,160.00
The cost of your study plan may vary depending on factors including the pathway chosen, programme length and choice of accommodation.
Prices shown here are provisional and reflect the cost of tuition fees for this programme for the 2026/27 academic year. Tuition fees for this programme may increase in future academic years. See more information about tuition fees here.
All students who confirm their offer on or before 30 November 2026 will pay the 2026/2027 price as per their existing offer letter. After 30 November 2026, where tuition fees have increased, all current offers will be reissued and students will receive a new offer with the new 2027/2028 pricing. Please note that the fees listed are for Year 1 of study only.
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