Applying for courses, visas and scholarships doesn’t have to be difficult. We’ve put together some helpful guides to make the process less complicated, as well as advice on where and when to make your applications.
Depending on your chosen type of UK study, there are several different ways to apply to UK institutions. Applications are easy and straightforward if you have the right information - you can even apply online for many UK courses.
— Read moreApplying to study an undergraduate course in the UK is much simpler with UCAS. You can apply online and choose up to five different courses at the same time. All UCAS institutions and courses are recognised by the UK government, so you can be sure you’re making the right choice for your UK education.
— Read moreThese are the key dates for your UCAS application for undergraduate study in the UK:
The great thing about studying in the UK is that even if you don’t meet the requirements for one course, you can choose another at a different level and work your way up. The UK offers a range of study options to suit international students at all levels.
— Read moreThe UK uses a points-based system to asses all international students who want to study in the UK. You get points by proving you have a place on a course and enough money to support yourself.
The British Government recently announced that it will be introducing mandatory secure English language testing for adult students studying below degree level under Tier 4 (General) of the points-based system. The new requirement will come to effect on 12 August 2010. The test will not apply to those studying at or above degree level, foundation degrees and English language courses.
— Read moreIn addition to the point requirements, the following are required to support the application:
Education UK exhibitions and information sessions are regularly organised by British Council to offer students and parents the latest news and information about studying in the UK.
— Read moreUKPASS allows you to apply for up to ten postgraduate programmes, track progress and receive and reply to offers
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