Foundation Year in Humanities
About this course
The Foundation Year in Humanities, an undergraduate foundation year in Humanities, introduces a range of disciplines to bridge the gap between school and undergraduate study. Students progress automatically to a chosen degree pathway upon successful completion, receiving a Certificate in Higher Education. Specific pathways include Ancient and Modern History, Classics, Classics and English, Classics and English with Beginner's Latin or Greek, English Language and Literature, History, History and English, Philosophy and Theology, and Theology and Religion. Alongside shared Humanities study and subject-specific teaching, students take the Preparation for Undergraduate Studies course. This additional component supports academic confidence, communication, and independent study.
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Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 35 (including core points) with 555 at Higher Level, with at least a 5 at Higher Level in the most relevant subject(s) to chosen course.
Questions about this course
What grades do I need for Foundation Year in Humanities at University of Oxford?
The typical offer is BBB at A level.