Brunel University London Pathway College

The aim of this Business and Management course is to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University of London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Students can enter Foundation or First Year depending on current academic and English language level. Modules: Introduction to Research Methods; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1; Management; Marketing; Mathematics; Critical Thinking and Expression; Principles of ICT; Statistics

The aim of this Business Pre-Master’s course is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of fundamental knowledge and understanding of business and its internal and external operating processes; research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking, and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods

The aim of this Economics and Finance course is to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University of London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Students can enter Foundation or First Year depending on current academic and English language level. Modules: Economics; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1; Management; Mathematics; Critical Thinking and Expression; Principles of Accounting; Principles of ICT; Statistics

The aim of this Education Pre-Master’s is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods

The aim of this Engineering and Design Pre-Master’s course is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods; Applied Mathematics and Electronic Engineering (for Electrical Engineering courses only)

The Engineering School offers foundation courses leading to degrees in four major subject areas including Design, Civil Engineering, Electronic and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. All courses are designed to produce highly qualified graduates who will take up demanding roles within the engineering, design and technology industries by developing leadership, innovation and creative skills, in addition to the core technical and analytical skills, to enable and encourage graduates to follow successful careers and aspire to senior managerial roles. Modules: Engineering Concepts; ICT and Programming Techniques; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication for Engineers; Mathematics for Engineers 1; Mathematics for Engineers 2; Physics for Engineers 1; Physics for Engineers 2; Problem solving, Creative Thinking and Analytical Skills

The aim of this Environmental Sciences Pre-Master’s is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods

The aim of this Finance Pre-Master’s course is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of fundamental knowledge and understanding of finance and its internal and external operating processes; research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking, and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Financial Markets; Research Methods; Maths for Economics and Finance; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5

This two-semester foundation programme is designed to prepare ambitious students for entry into one of London’s newest medical schools. Combining clinical, scientific and communication skills development with early diagnostic training and interview coaching, this programme supports progression onto Brunel University of London’s 5-year MBBS, while also offering flexible pathways into related health degrees such as Biomedical Sciences. Please note that this course is open to International Students Only. Applications for the September 2026 intake will close on Friday, 7 August 2026.

The aim of this Health and Life Sciences course is to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University of London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Modules: Biology 1; Biology 2; Chemistry 1; Chemistry 2; ICT Skills; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication; Maths for Science and Computing; Research Methods, Critical Thinking and Expression

The principal aim of this broad Humanities course is to enable students to negotiate the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University of London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Modules: Composition & Style; Critical Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills & Communication; Intercultural Studies (double module); Principles of ICT; Research Methods; Exploring the Social World; For Psychology route, Maths will replace Composition & Style

The aim of this Information and Computing course is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University of London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Students can enter Foundation or First Year depending on current academic and English language level. Modules: Business Mathematics/ Mathematics for Economics and Finance; Introduction to Research Methods; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1; Management; Critical Thinking and Expression; Principles of ICT; Introduction to Programming; Introduction to Computing

The aim of this Information and Computing Pre-masters course is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods

International Year 2 in Business and Management at Brunel Pathway College prepares you for progression to Brunel University of London by strengthening both your academic capability and practical business skills. You will build a clear understanding of how organizations attract customers, manage people across international contexts, improve performance, and deliver projects effectively. You will also develop the ability to respond to change, think creatively, and make informed decisions in fast-moving business environments. Alongside this, you will gain the research and analytical skills needed to evaluate business problems, interpret data, and produce well-structured academic work supporting a confident transition into degree-level study and future career goals. Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Modules: Digital Marketing; Human Resource Management and its International Dimensions; Operations Management; Project Management; Managing Change and Creativity; Research Methods in Business and Management

Why study Foundation Law at Brunel University of London Pathway College? Modules: Criminal Liability and Process; Critical Analysis and Writing Skills; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication; Introduction to the Law of Civil Obligations; Legal Ethics and Skills; Legal Foundations; Legal Research using ICT skills; Management

The aim of this Law Pre-Master’s is to provide a theoretical and applied knowledge and skills required at postgraduate level. In completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate understanding of research methods and methodologies; critical and creative thinking and analytical skills in the production of written and oral assignments, to develop the prescribed level of inter-disciplinary language competence. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development enhancing their intellectual and practical skills, that build a set of transferable skills as appropriate for continuing at postgraduate level. Modules: Applied Concepts; Critical and Creative Thinking; Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 5; Research Methods