Foundation in Science
Course Fee
MVR 3299 per month x 9 months
The Foundation in Science program acts as a pathway to internationally recognized Bachelor's degree programs. The primary goal of the program is to equip students with a solid foundation and advanced understanding of scientific principles in their chosen field. Students will gain the essential knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their future academic and professional pursuits.
General Entry Criteria
- 3 Passes in GCE O’ level/ SSC, including ‘C’ Pass in at least 1 Science stream subject.
OR
- Or completed MNQF Level 3 qualification
Alternative Entry Criteria
- 18 years of age AND 1 year work experience AND
- Ability to communicate in the language of instruction
Year 1
Semester 1
Academic Writing and Research Skills
Foundational Mathematics and Statistics
Elective 1
Elective 2
Semester 2
English Proficiency
Soft Skills for Academic and Career Success
Elective 3
Elective 4
Award Foundation in Science
ELECTIVE MODULES
Biology I
Biology II
Chemistry I
Chemistry II
Physics I
Physics 2
MVR 3299 per month x 9 months
Upon successful completion, students will have skills and knowledge in the following areas
• To gain the mastery of the fundamental knowledge in the essential areas of science.
• To be armed with the capability of applying the fundamental knowledge gained in solving problems in the areas of Science.
• To think rationally, have sense of humanity, humility and responsibility and respect of society at large.
• To learn effective written and verbal communication skills as well as the development of teamwork spirit.
• To be armed with scientific reasoning and critical analysis skills to solve scientific problems across fields in science
• To be equipped with the necessary knowledge to pursue Bachelor’s degree.
• To gain time management skills essential for ensuring tasks are completed in time
Programme Goals
The broader goals of the programme are as follows:
• Bridge the gap between secondary education and tertiary-level science studies, ensuring students are well-prepared for the academic rigor of a university science curriculum.
• Provide students with interdisciplinary exposure to the core scientific fields to support informed decision-making regarding their future academic specializations.
• Promote holistic student development, encompassing not only scientific and academic competencies but also ethical, interpersonal, and communication skills vital for success in higher education and the global workforce.
• Encourage a lifelong interest in science and innovation, cultivating scientific curiosity, critical inquiry, and a responsible attitude toward scientific advancement and societal impact.