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If you are planning a trip to the UK, why not come and pay us a visit?

The University offers Open Days and Campus Tours throughout the year. Our tours are geared towards giving international visitors the opportunity to experience our unique surroundings and first-class facilities. 

See what life is like on our campus and in Norwich and Norfolk.

Holders of the Brevet d'Aptitude Professionelle will be considered for entry to Foundation Courses.

Holders of the Overseas Higher School Certificate, GCE A-levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum 32 - 35 points will be considered for direct admission to first degree programmes.

Holders of 3 or 4 year University certificates and diplomas may be considered for advanced entry (exemptions) to Bachelor degree programmes.

Holders of the 3-year Bachelor or Arts/Science degree with honours, or the 4-year Bachelor of Technology will be considered for postgraduate diploma or Masters degrees as appropriate.

Holders of the Master of Philosophy will be considered for Ph.D. studies.

All applicants to the University of East Anglia must be able to demonstrate an acceptable level of English language before they can be admitted onto any course or programme.

The below are guidelines only.  Please be sure to check requirements for your specific course.

*We also accept a wide range of other English language qualifications, as listed here

*Those not meeting the above English language requirements are encouraged to consider and English Language programme at INTO UEA in preparation for our degree courses.

Fees 2018-19

For full details of overseas students fees and information on fee status please visit these Planning Office pages.

Please note that fees are reviewed annually and may be subject to small increases for any subsequent years of study.

Funding 2018-19

See our International Scholarships pages for details of non-region specific available funding opportunities.

The Vice Chancellors International Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships are designed to reward outstanding international applicants, who have been offered a place to study with UEA.

Scholarships are awarded in amounts of 25% or 50% of your tuition fees and are deducted on a yearly basis from your tuition fees.

For more information see our International Undergraduate Scholarships page

All self-funded Postgraduate (taught) Masters applicants from Sub-Saharan Africa will automatically be awarded a scholarship of between £4000-£6000. The amount of scholarship awarded will be dependent on your academic background.  

• £4000 (GBP) Scholarship - if you are offered a place on any postgraduate (taught) masters courses at UEA 
• £5000 (GBP) Scholarship - if you are offered a place on any postgraduate (taught) masters courses at UEA and previously achieved a ‘high’ second class upper undergraduate degree (65-69% in a UK degree or international equivalent)   
• £6000 (GBP) Scholarship - if you are offered a place on any postgraduate (taught) masters courses at UEA and previously achieved a first class upper undergraduate degree (or international equivalent)

Read our full Terms and Conditions.

UEA works with partners around the world to promote our programmes and provide a service to students applying to the University. These partners have been carefully selected and we provide regular training to ensure that UEA is accurately represented and that the applicant experience is good. If you are unhappy with an aspect of your applicant experience, please contact us.

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