Applying for an undergraduate course

All applications to full-time undergraduate degree courses must be submitted via UCAS’s (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) online facility.

• For entry in September 2013, you can submit your application to UCAS anytime from September 2012 to June 2013. However, UCAS has set different application deadlines for different courses, most notably 15 October, 15 January and 24 March. Applications received after the course application deadline cannot be guaranteed equal academic consideration. It is advisable to apply as early as possible, especially if you are applying for a popular course.
  • It is even more important to start your visa application early as the process in some countries can be slow. The University will send a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) Statement to international students who need to apply for a student visa. You will need the CAS reference number to apply for your visa. You will need to complete your administrative, immigration and financial arrangements well before you leave for Bradford.
  • Special arrangements may be made if you are applying from a college which has a partnership agreement with the University. Your college should have more information on this or contact the University’s International Office if you think this applies to you.
  • If you are only applying for one course at one university, it is worth bearing in mind that it is simpler (and less expensive) to apply via UCAS.
  • The UCAS code for the University of Bradford is: BRADF B56.

All applicants must be a current student at an overseas university or college of higher education and have completed at least one year of study at their home institution. The minimum academic requirement is a GPA of at least 2.8 out of 4.0 (or equivalent).

All students are required to meet the University’s minimum English language requirements by taking either an IELTS or another recognised English language qualification at an appropriate level, unless they are a native of an English-speaking country.

Fees for your course will vary according to the subject, level of study and whether you are an *EU or international student.

2015/16 Entry

Tuition fees for courses starting between September 2015 and August 2016 (you will be taken to the Fees and Finance website).

EU student fees

• Undergraduate Home EU Fees 2015/16
• Postgraduate Taught Home EU Fees 2015/16
• Research Home EU Fees 2015/16

International student fees

• Undergraduate International (non EU) Fees 2015/16
• Postgraduate Taught International Fees 2015/16
• Research International Fees 2015/16

We offer range of English language courses and support depending on your current level of English.

We have pre-sessional courses to help you achieve the level of English required to gain entry on to your chosen academic course, as well as in-sessional classes to provide further support whilst you are a student with us.

Courses and support

• International Foundation Programme
• Pre-sessional English preparation – 10/20/30/40 week courses
• Summer pre-degree English preparation course
• Autumn pre-sessional English preparation course
• In-sessional English support classes
• One-to-one English language support
• One-to-one tuition in academic language

Language Study Centre

We also have a Language Study Centre on campus which provides a friendly area for study, cross-cultural interaction, English support and language learning.