Any Brits on a foundation degree here?

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As the title states, any guys from Britain doing a foundation degree in Integrated Engineering. I've just joined this forum as Applied Physics is one of the subjects that is part of the course.
 

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Hey, I did one last year for physics at Manchester University.
 

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