Build the skills, confidence, and knowledge you need to succeed in your engineering degree. On completion of the Engineering Year Zero course, you can progress to one of our BEng (Hons)/MEng courses.

Get the perfect start to your degree at DMU with the International Year Zero (IYZ). You will take an extra year of study at DMUIC in order to complete your degree at DMU. Students who take the IYZ will continue to the first year of study of their chosen International Incorporated Bachelor's degree programme at DMU. IYZ routes

Direct progression on to the Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) programme at DMU following successful competition of the Year Zero programme. You will study a range of topics including human biology, cell biology, chemistry and biochemistry and their relevance to health and life sciences in the wider context, as well as communication skills.

The Engineering Year Zero is a four-year integrated degree course designed for students who do not meet the entry requirements for starting a direct engineering degree. By completing this introductory year, students gain the core skills and knowledge required to progress to the first year of an undergraduate engineering degree.

Be taught by supportive academic experts and technicians from the School of Engineering and Sustainable Development. Develop your practical skills in our specialist facilities. Join student …

The two main aims of De Montfort University's one-year Computing Year Zero programme are to give students a very up-to-date introduction to IT, combined with the skills to be able to do well on higher education programmes.

Your first year focuses on strengthening your English abilities and introducing the key concepts and academic skills required for your chosen degree subject. Once you successfully complete …

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The DMUIC International Year Zero: Engineering and Computing will help you start your career in these fascinating fields. IELTS (UKVI) score of 4.5 overall, with minimum individual scores of 4.0 in Listening and Speaking and 4.5 in Writing and Reading.

Start your journey to becoming a pharmacist with DMU’s Pharmacy MPharm (Year Zero) – a solid foundation for a rewarding career in healthcare. Your first year is taught at DMUIC, located in the heart of the DMU campus.