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Strategic Partnership for London Branch Campus and International Pathway College (IPC) - Lot 1: International Pathway College (IPC) at the Sheffield Campus

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Sheffield Hallam University has entered into a strategic partnership with Oxford International Education and Travel Limited to establish the International Pathway College at the Sheffield Campus. Signed on March 26, 2026, this agreement creates an embedded joint venture designed to deliver a portfolio of level 0, 4, and 6 pathway courses that prepare international students for higher-level degree programs. The partnership is valued at 172 million pounds including VAT and focuses on a sustainable, scalable operating model that integrates the college physically into the university estate to enhance student retention and access to facilities. The contract features an initial term of ten academic years, commencing from the Full Services Commencement Date anticipated on January 1, 2027, and running through December 31, 2036, with a potential extension to 2041. This long-term arrangement is intended to meet UKVI requirements and aims to enroll approximately 500 new students annually by the 2030/31 academic year. The agreement encompasses comprehensive governance, financial arrangements, and academic regulations to ensure a consistently excellent student experience and strong progression rates into university degree programs.

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Sheffield Hallam and Oxford International partner for a 172 million pound pathway college.

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Sheffield Hallam University & OIET Collaboration Agreement - International Pathway College

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Sheffield Hallam University - International Pathway College (IPC) Lot 1

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The International Pathway College (IPC) at Sheffield Campus secures a commercial partnership that will enable the University to deliver an IPC sustainably at scale, with the ability to create a consistently excellent student experience. The partnership covers a mutually agreed portfolio of level 0, 4, and 6 pathway courses designed to prepare students for higher-level study and an operating model covering systems, processes, support, data, and student engagement. Securing a long‑term (minimum 10‑year) arrangement, partly to meet UKVI requirements, the International Pathway College (IPC) aims to reach around 500 new students per year by Year 5 (2030/31), with strong progression rates into University degree programmes. The IPC will be physically integrated into the University estate to strengthen student experience, retention, and access to University facilities. The contract was entered into on 26th March 2026. However, the Initial Term of ten (10) academic years will commence from the Full Services Commencement Date, anticipated to be 1st January 2027. The period between contract signature and the Full Services Commencement Date is a mobilisation phase and does not form part of the Initial Term.

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