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Yes, Ulster University Provides Scholarships for international students on merit and region basis. The region-wise scholarships are given to students from developing countries, whereas the merit scholarships are given to students with good academic scores from their previous studies. Below are the scholarships provided for international students at Ulster University:

• GREAT Scholarship

• International Foundation Scholarship

• John J. Sweeney Scholarship

• The City School Academic Scholarship

Apart from these, international students are advised to aim for some external scholarships as well, such as:

• Chevening Scholarship

• British Council Scholarship

• Mitchell Scholarship

• Victory Scholar Programme

• GRINESS Scholarship

Below are the entry requirements for Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses for international students:

Undergraduate requirements
Ulster University welcomes applications from students with the following requirements:

1. All Indian Standard XII (Central Boards or a State Board) With an overall average of 60% to include 50% or above in 5 Subjects where the course has subject-specific requirements of a minimum of 60%.

OR

2. 3 year Diploma in an engineering or technology subject from a state Board of Technical Education with overall 60%.

3. Applicants must meet the English language as mentioned below: 

Postgraduate requirements

1. Applicants require to hold a degree equivalent to UK first degree. Please refer to your specific requirements for the course chosen by you. The applicants are considered who have good grades in the following:

1. Bachelor’s degree 

2:1 - 60%

2:2- 55%

3. Applicants must meet the English language as mentioned below: 

Yes, you can pursue a course part-time at the University of Wolverhampton. The University of Wolverhampton offers a range of part-time courses and professional development for those who cannot commit to full-time study. Part-time undergraduate home/EU students could benefit from a Government package of support if they are studying a designated course part-time. The course duration depends on which course you're studying and whether you study full-time or part-time. The University of Wolverhampton offers a wide variety of courses for prospective students, including part-time courses. If the course you want to do is offered full and part-time, you could apply to study with the University of Wolverhampton part-time. The University of Wolverhampton has part-time, as well as full-time, courses to suit busy lifestyles.

According to the University of Wolverhampton website, the annual fee for full-time undergraduate courses for international students (non-lab based) is £14,450 for the academic year 2023/2024. However, for UK "home" students, the website states that the full-time fees for the academic year 2023/24 range from £1,850 for a sandwich year to £11,100 for an accelerated degree of 2 years at 180 credits per year. It is important to note that the fees may vary depending on the course and the type of student. Part-time students will be charged 50% of the fee in each of the first 2 years. The website also provides information on how to pay the fees.