How to Apply for UK University

Get in touch with one of our educational consultants. Our specialised team would be happy to answer all your possible questions and provide you with the best advice. We provide direct liaison between the student and the universities, saving time and avoiding setbacks, our consultants are trained and qualified in educational counselling and have been graduated in the UK.

Fill in our pre-application form and get a FREE consultation. Studying at a university in the UK will be one of the most exciting times of your life so ensure you are prepared and have all the information you need to make a wise choice. Our team will be more than happy to provide you with information on studying, courses, careers, universities and much more.

Entry requirements vary depending on the course. Before you apply, you should research the course you want to study and check that you meet the entry requirements for the course you are interested in, we will certainly provide you with all the information you need.

It’s very important that all the application fields are properly filled out as it will help speed up the registration process. The document checklist on the last page of the application will help you to organise all the documents you need. And don't forget that all foreign-language documents need to be translated into English.

If you don't have an IELTS Certificate yet, that's not a problem you can still apply.

We’ll be in touch soon to share the good news about your offer (conditional or unconditional). For most students, there is a path to achieving their goal. You will need to accept your offer before you can start your visa application.

BritishUni can always suggest a University Pathway for students who may not meet the direct university entry requirements, like Foundation Courses, International Year One, pre-Master Course and etc.

At this step, everything is ready for you to get your visa and start packing and preparing for an amazing UK educational experience. British Uni can provide support and guidance on your visa application and also give you some expert tips on what to bring if you are coming to the UK to study.