MPW Cambridge
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MPW Schools and Colleges - Cambridge.
Founded in London in 1973 by three Cambridge University graduates, the MPW Group is one of the best known and well respected independent college brands in the UK. It comprises three fifth- and sixth-form colleges in London, Birmingham and Cambridge, providing highly attractive and modern learning environments located in close proximity to prestigious university campuses.
MPW teaches 1,200 students on roll each year, of which approximately two thirds are British, one third international. An additional 1,500 mostly UK-based students enrol each year on Easter Revision courses.
Quality assurance within the MPW Group is driven by a common governance model and a common set of principles and operational methods to which each college adheres.
MPW is an accredited centre for teaching the University of London International Foundation Programme (IFP). This one-year course, comprising of a compulsory Mathematics/Statistics module plus three modules chosen from a list, is one of the most prestigious courses available and as well as learning the subject matter, students are prepared for the academic rigour of undergraduate study. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates can expect to progress to a Russell Group university.
The IFP has a flexible structure, allowing students to tailor it to their own strengths and interests. There are four modules, only one of which is compulsory (Mathematics/Statistics). Students may then choose their remaining three modules from a list including Economics, International Relations and Politics. This will allow them to progress to a range of similar undergraduate degree courses.
MPW is an accredited centre for teaching the University of London International Foundation Programme (IFP). This one-year course, comprising of a compulsory Mathematics/Statistics module plus three modules chosen from a list, is one of the most prestigious courses available and as well as learning the subject matter, students are prepared for the academic rigour of undergraduate study. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates can expect to progress to a Russell Group university.
The IFP has a flexible structure, allowing students to tailor it to their own strengths and interests. There are four modules, only one of which is compulsory (Mathematics/Statistics). Students may then choose their remaining three modules from a list including Economics, International Relations and Politics. This will allow them to progress to a range of similar undergraduate degree courses.
MPW is an accredited centre for teaching the University of London International Foundation Programme (IFP). This one-year course, comprising of a compulsory Mathematics/Statistics module plus three modules chosen from a list, is one of the most prestigious courses available and as well as learning the subject matter, students are prepared for the academic rigour of the undergraduate study. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates can expect to progress to a Russell Group university.
The IFP has a flexible structure, allowing students to tailor it to their own strengths and interests. There are four modules, only one of which is compulsory (Mathematics/Statistics). Students may then choose their remaining three modules from a list including Economics, International Relations and Politics. This will allow them to progress to a range of similar undergraduate degree courses.
MPW is an accredited centre for teaching the University of London International Foundation Programme (IFP). This one-year course, comprising of a compulsory Mathematics/Statistics module plus three modules chosen from a list, is one of the most prestigious courses available and as well as learning the subject matter, students are prepared for the academic rigour of undergraduate study. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates can expect to progress to a Russell Group university.
The IFP has a flexible structure, allowing students to tailor it to their own strengths and interests. There are four modules, only one of which is compulsory (Mathematics/Statistics). Students may then choose their remaining three modules from a list including Economics, International Relations and Politics. This will allow them to progress to a range of similar undergraduate degree courses.