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| For Internal University Use Only. The following information is intended for internal university use and has been provided as a reference for graduate admissions only. |
International applicants should be directed to the public page.
Requirements for United Kingdom
United Kingdom
International Admission Requirements
Minimum Equivalent Qualifications
For admission to a Graduate Certificate or Diploma the requirement is a degree equivalent to a 51社区黑料 4-year bachelor鈥檚 degree with a minimum overall grade equivalent to a B-.
Minimum Equivalent Qualifications
For admission to a master鈥檚 program, the qualifications listed are normally recognized as equivalent to a 51社区黑料 4-year bachelor鈥檚 degree with minimum overall grade requirements.
Most 51社区黑料graduate programs will assess a as equivalent to a 4-year degree.
Required Credential or Degree
Honours Bachelor's degree (usually 3 year programs) (and Special Bachelor's degree from Ireland). At some universities, Certificate of Advanced Study may be equivalent to a master鈥檚 degree
Minimum Overall Academic Standing
B on ECTS; Second Class Honours, Upper Division
Required Credential or Degree
Master鈥檚 degree
Minimum Overall Academic Standing
B on ECTS; Second Class Honours, Upper Division
Documentation
Applicants must arrange for the submission of official statements from the University Registrar indicating program of study, courses taken and grades achieved are required. An attested copy of the degree certificate showing class and division of degree awarded must also be submitted.
To be official, original documents must arrive together in official envelopes which have been sealed and endorsed by the issuing institution.
Applicants with a degree from this country are exempt from submitting proof of English Language competency if the degree was completed at an institution where the language of instruction and examination was in English.
ECTS
| Grade | Description |
| A | Excellent |
| B | Very Good |
| C | Good |
| D | Satisfactory |
| E | Sufficient |
| FX | Fail |
| F | Fail |
The institutions listed for Fast Track Admission have been selected based on our familiarity with applicants from these schools, and their placement on the overall academic world rankings of universities.
| Applicants whose most-recently awarded credential is from an institution are eligible for fast-track admission at this time. | |
| Applicants from these institutions are only eligible for fast-track admissions to specified disciplines. |
Fast Track Admissions
Fast Track Admission Institutions
No additional institutions currently apply.
- The honours degree requires 3 years. Honours degrees are normally highly specialized degrees awarded with an honours classification. Special Honours degrees are normally one subject programs which may involve relevant subsidiary subjects. Joint, Double or Combined Honours usually cover two or more major subjects to the same level.
- In some institutions BPhil or BLitt may be awarded for postgraduate work. Cambridge and Oxford graduates, after a specified number of years, can obtain an MA from their university without any further study, on payment of a fee. (see below). The undergraduate Bachelor degree is known as a Bachelor of Arts from Oxford or Cambridge even though the field of study may be in science, law etc. M. Litt. from Cambridge and Oxford may be accepted as equivalent to a master`s degree.
- It is fairly common practice that British institutions do not issue North American style transcripts. Therefore, it may be necessary for the applicant to make arrangements for an official statement from the University Registrar indicating program of study, courses taken and grades achieved to be forwarded to you as an official document.
- Scotland has three or four-year degrees; the honours degree requires four years. At Scottish universities first degrees in arts are generally called Master of Arts (MA).