Whether in Lisbon, Paris, or Amsterdam, your week at Forward will be intense. You can expect to work between 35 and 50 hours depending on your choice of bachelor's (single or double). But contrary to most curricula, your work will comprise highly diversified activities. Each day will be a mix of academic learning, project development, community engagement, and personal development.
Learn differently with 100% small group teaching with individual tutoring to boost your performance. All our degrees are designed by LSE or King’s College London.
Our Project coaches support your team project throughout the year so that you develop highly valuable practical skills and deliver impact.
Personal development will help you work on your personal growth based on your specific needs and aspirations and reflect on your progress across all forms of intelligence.
These illustrative agendas show what a typical week at Forward looks like for our Bachelor’s+ and Double Bachelor’s students. They include compulsory activities (in orange and blue) and freely planned activities (such as student clubs) that are nevertheless accounted for in the Community Expedition component of the programme.
Typical Academic Degree activities include:
Explore the content of the course following the instructions of your Academic Fellow (2-3h).
Join your team to debrief on what you’ve learnt and solve the questions shared by your academic Fellow (45min).
Take a small test to assess your mastery of the content (10-15 min).
Attend the class in small groups to deepen your understanding (1h30, 4 times a week).
Select revision groups according to your needs.
Train your mastery and content and academic skills in exam-like conditions.
Get a detailed feedback on your assessments by your academic tutor and explore ways to strengthen your performance
Weekly Entrepreneurship activities include:
Explore and get trained in a new methodology to help you take your project one step further (1h30 in small group).
Start applying this methodology to your team project with the support of your Project Coach and plan your activities for the rest of the week (1h30 in small group).
Get to work to complete the weekly assignment for your own project thanks to this new methodology (interviews, focus groups, ideation, problem solving…). Term 1 will be mainly about designing your project while term 2 will be about implementing and assessing your impact.
Present your progress to your Project Coach and debrief team dynamics.
Weekly Personal Development activities include:
Understand the theories behind our behaviours and how we can act upon them (1h30 once or twice a month).
Define your needs and objectives with your coach at the start of each module of the programme (small groups, 1h30/month).
Train with your peers who share the same objectives based on assignments from your coach (1h-5h/week).
Review your overall progress and development plan twice a year with your coach (1h30).
Discover here how the student life in Lisbon will look.
Whether in Lisbon, Paris, or Amsterdam, your week at Forward will be intense. You can expect to work between 35 and 50 hours depending on your choice of bachelor's (single or double). But contrary to most curricula, your work will comprise highly diversified activities. Each day will be a mix of academic learning, project development, community engagement, and personal development.
Learn differently with 100% small group teaching with individual tutoring to boost your performance. All our degrees are designed by LSE or King’s College London.
Our Project coaches support your team project throughout the year so that you develop highly valuable practical skills and deliver impact.
Personal development will help you work on your personal growth based on your specific needs and aspirations and reflect on your progress across all forms of intelligence.
These illustrative agendas show what a typical week at Forward looks like for our Bachelor’s+ and Double Bachelor’s students. They include compulsory activities (in orange and blue) and freely planned activities (such as student clubs) that are nevertheless accounted for in the Community Expedition component of the programme.
Typical Academic Degree activities include:
Explore the content of the course following the instructions of your Academic Fellow (2-3h).
Join your team to debrief on what you’ve learnt and solve the questions shared by your academic Fellow (45min).
Take a small test to assess your mastery of the content (10-15 min).
Attend the class in small groups to deepen your understanding (1h30, 4 times a week).
Select revision groups according to your needs.
Train your mastery and content and academic skills in exam-like conditions.
Get a detailed feedback on your assessments by your academic tutor and explore ways to strengthen your performance
Weekly Entrepreneurship activities include:
Explore and get trained in a new methodology to help you take your project one step further (1h30 in small group).
Start applying this methodology to your team project with the support of your Project Coach and plan your activities for the rest of the week (1h30 in small group).
Get to work to complete the weekly assignment for your own project thanks to this new methodology (interviews, focus groups, ideation, problem solving…). Term 1 will be mainly about designing your project while term 2 will be about implementing and assessing your impact.
Present your progress to your Project Coach and debrief team dynamics.
Weekly Personal Development activities include:
Understand the theories behind our behaviours and how we can act upon them (1h30 once or twice a month).
Define your needs and objectives with your coach at the start of each module of the programme (small groups, 1h30/month).
Train with your peers who share the same objectives based on assignments from your coach (1h-5h/week).
Review your overall progress and development plan twice a year with your coach (1h30).
Discover here how the student life in Lisbon will look.
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