Throughout the four-year degree, you'll receive both academic and pastoral support from an assigned academic mentor and personal tutor. There will also be opportunities to receive extra support through our academic and careers workshops, where you'll get to work on skills such as essay writing and interview techniques.<br><br>Your foundation year will be shared with students from other courses with a foundation year. This will be a perfect opportunity to study with people who have different academic interests and work with them to improve your academic skills.<br><br>During the foundation year you'll take a module that relates to youth studies. This will help you prepare for the subsequent undergraduate years of your degree. This module will introduce you to national policy on youth, community development in London and how it impacts on the youth of the city.<br><br>Following your foundation year you will study the same content and choice of modules as those who entered the three-year degree. Please visit the Youth Studies BSc course page to learn more about the course content for your subsequent years. Should you decide during your foundation year that you'd like to specialise in a different area of study, there is some flexibility to do this.