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International Year One - Syracuse University

The International Year One Program helps students develop the English language skills necessary for university-level studies while preparing them for future academic success. Upon completion of the program, students can directly move on to their second year of degree study at Syracuse University.

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Key Information

Oxford International, in partnership with Interlearn, offers The International Year One Program, a unique blended learning model designed for aspiring international students. The International Year One Program stands out as a highly sought-after solution for international students, providing unparalleled access to Syracuse University, a prestigious and highly ranked university in the U.S. This program simplifies the application process, removing complex hurdles and offering a practical, supportive educational experience. With advantageous admission opportunities, students embark on a streamlined path toward achieving their academic goals.

Experience the best of both worlds – A unique hybrid learning experience

Terms 1&2: Study in Manhattan, New York City

Commence your credit-bearing courses online with Syracuse University while taking English for Academic Purposes (EAP) at the Oxford International NYC campus.

Oxford International NYC English School and Teaching Center is in the electric centre of New York, with famous landmarks and household names nearby. The Rockefeller Center, Broadway, Central Park and Times Square are within walking distance.

Term 3: Study in Syracuse, New York State

Attend in-person credit-bearing courses at Syracuse University.

Syracuse University’s main campus, located in New York State, overlooks the beautiful City of Syracuse. Discover amazing restaurants, historic architecture, nature and wildlife, the Finger Lakes, the Great Lakes and much more.

 

Entry requirements

Key Information

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Duration

4 years:

1 year pathway + 3 year degree

Start Dates

August

Pathway Tuition Fee

$47,200
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Study Location

Course English Language Requirement
International Year One VEPT 51+
Pre-Sessional - 20 Weeks VEPT 37-40
Pre-Sessional - 12 weeks VEPT 41-45
Pre-Sessional - 6 weeks VEPT 46-50

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Curriculum

As well as courses unique to your specific pathway, you will also study several courses common to all pathways.

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Common courses

This course aims to support student success in the reading-and-writing-intensive course (Sociology 101: Introduction to Sociology). It develops students’ receptive (listening and reading), active (speaking and writing), and enabling (vocabulary and grammar) skills in English for use in university classroom contexts. Provide students with opportunities to engage in activities in English that encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and independent learning.

First in a two-course sequence. Teaches probability and statistics by focusing on data and reasoning. Topics include displaying data, numerical measures of data, elementary probability, discrete distributions, normal distributions, and confidence intervals.

MAT 295 is the first course in a three-semester sequence in calculus. This sequence designed for mathematics, science and engineering majors and for those students in other majors who intend to take more advanced courses in mathematics. This course covers functions, limits, differentiation, and integration as well as applications such as curve sketching, optimization, linear approximation, and computation of areas.

This course will engage students in speaking, listening, reading and writing activities to allow practical, realistic opportunities to improve their grammatical accuracy, usage, editing skills, paraphrasing skills, and pronunciation. The expectation is that students will push themselves to take risks and to use the new grammar and structures that they are learning, not only in this class, but also in their Textual and Oral Communication classes.

Integration: the definite integral and applications; trigonometric functions, method integration, improper integrals, infinite series, elementary differential equation parametric equations, polar coordinates.

First course in a survey of biological concepts ranging from the molecular level to global ecology. Units include the nature of science, life chemistry, cell structure and function, photosynthesis and respiration, genetics, and evolution. Class Notes: Any unused reserved spaces will be released when Fall classes begin.

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Supporting students to success

Learn more about what our students have to say when studying across our education network.

As DMUIC is situated in England’s most vibrant and multicultural city, I had the opportunity to make friends from different countries. The most amazing thing was that the DMUIC staff including all teachers and the office persons were very motivational and welcoming. They provide the best routes for study to every individual.”

Syed Asim Pakistan , De Montfort University International College (DMUIC)

I’ve enjoyed studying at DMUIC, the tutors are excellent and have helped me settle into life as a university student. They are also really supportive and have helped myself and other students with other issues outside of the classroom such as accommodation.

Nafisa Bangladesh , De Montfort University International College (DMUIC)

I have successfully progressed onto my degree course at the University of Bradford because of UBIC's reliable policies and teaching programme. To the new students, those who just started their foundation at Bradford International College, I must say you are going to pass the class, the only thing required is your attention and leave the rest on UBIC's staff because they are the one that are going to lead you to a brilliant future as it is a pathway to success.

Shoaib Pakistan , University of Bradford International College

I have a lot of international friends here at BUIC, and I’ve learnt so much from them. There is always a lot to do together both on and off-campus.

Sagar Nepal , Bangor University International College (BUIC)

I would recommend UGIC because it is based on the main University of Greenwich campus, a cosmopolitan university. At UGIC, there are students from all around the world, and I've made a lot of friends from exciting places."

Gozel Turkmenistan , University of Greenwich International College

I think one of the main reasons the IIM (pre-masters) has been so helpful is because the staff are so supportive and are always able to help me. Whether it is understanding a module or finding out how to sort accommodation, they will help you with everything. I’ve enjoyed studying at Bangor, the people are friendly, and the environment is also really peaceful and safe. It’s given me the best opportunity to succeed in my studies here in the UK.

Tong Tong China , Bangor University International College (BUIC)