There are many universities in the UK, offering a variety of courses to suit all career paths and vocations. Given the range of courses on offer, it can be difficult to choose a course. However, we can help. Through our databases, online resources and face-to-face advice, we can help you choose a course that's right for you.
The most popular undergraduate qualifications amongst international students is the Bachelor’s degree, also called Undergraduate, First or Honours Degree.
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BA (Hons) - Bachelor of Arts |
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BSc (Hons) - Bachelor of Science |
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BEng (Hons) - Bachelor of Engineering |
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BEd (Hons) - Bachelor of Education |
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LLB (Hons) - Bachelor of Law |
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MB or BS (Hons) - Bachelor of Medicine |
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HND/ HNC - Higher National Diploma/ Certificate |
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The BTEC Higher National Diploma |
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DipHE - Diploma of Higher Education |
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Foundation Degrees |
Applications for all undergraduate HE courses are made through UCAS - Universities and College Admissions Service. Read the How to Apply, 2004 Year of Entry Guide to help you with your application. You can apply to up to 6 institutions. You must ensure that the Higher Education institution that you have selected is recognised as an awarding body. A full list of degree awarding bodies is available from DfES - Department for Education and Skills. If you decide to fill in the online application, please contact us.
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you can apply for Honours degrees, HNDs/HNCs, DipHEs and some university diploma courses |
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deadline for International students 30 June, 2004 |
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deadline for University of Cambridge and University of Oxford, Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Sciences is 15 October, 2003 |
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system of route A and route B applications for Art & Design |
Work while you study. The UK now allows international students to work part-time during term time and full-time during holidays.
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