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NUMBER OF UNIVERSITIES AND STUDENTS 

• Over 150 universities and colleges.

• More than 2 million students in the UK.

• Including 20% international students (figures provided by HESA 2016/2017).

QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED

• Bachelor degree in 3 years in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. 

• Bachelor degree in 4 years in Scotland.

• Master degree in 1 year.

SUBJECTS OF  STUDY

• Specialising at Bachelor's degree level, in most cases, opening wide range of options for Master's degree.  

• It is however possible to combine subjects.

ADMISSION PROCEDURES

• Selective admission via a single online portal UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service)which allows applications to five universities. 

ADMISSION CRITERIA

• Candidates are selected on their predicted grades at French Baccalauréat (general average and marks in specific subjects), supporting letter (Personal Statement), and a written reference.  

• The grades achieved in the  French Baccalauréat must meet the grades required by the universities that have made an offer of a place.

SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION

• The year preceding the year of university entry.

• Applications accepted from mid-September to mid-January (mid-October for Oxbridge, Veterinary Studies and Medicine) and for some arts subjects, up to mid-March. 

• In order not to rush your application, it is recommended that you start working on it in the February of year of Première.

REQUIRED LEVEL OF PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH 

• IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or TOEFL (Test Of English as a Foreign Language).

• With minimum score depending on your subject.

TUITION FEES

• For a Bachelor's degree in England and Wales, up to £9,250 a year for EU citizens (2019 figures).

• For a Bachelor's degree in Northern Ireland, depending on place of residence up to £9,250 a year (2019 figures).

• For a Bachelor's degree in Scotland, depending on place of residence between £0 and £1,820 a year for EU citizens and £9,250 a year for not Scottish UK Residents (2019 figures).

• For most of Master's degree, between £6,000 and £17,000 a year and sometimes more for certain subjects, depending on  university (2019 figures).

• Student loans may be available. 

ACCOMMODATION

• On campus for the first year.

• Subsequent years in shared accommodation.