University of East London

For international students, 500+ course options are there at the University of East London. The courses are available at the UG and PG levels. The popular courses among Indian students at the PG courses of this university. Study areas of this university include Economics, Business Management, Biochemistry, Pharmacy, etc.

At the end of the University of East London application process, the students are issued a CAS once they have paid an enrollment deposit. This deposit is different as per the level of study. And this deposit amount should be paid once an applicant receives an unconditional letter. 

The University of East London enrollment deposit amount is given below - 

• Postgraduate studies: GBP 4,000 (INR 4.91L)
• Undergraduate Studies: GBP 3,000 (INR 3.68L)

(GBP 1 = INR 122.77)

When reviewing applications, the University of East London uses a hybrid approach where the university conducts the initial screening of the academic documents submitted via tools. 

And when the application passes that first check, then the admission teams review the whole application before issuing a CAS or conducting an interview. 

For this later stage the human intervention is important. 

When applying to the University of East London, international students are required to fill out a lot of information about their personal details, the chosen courses and their academic history with qualifications, the English proficiency test scores, along with the supporting transcripts as given below - 

• A passport copy 
• Personal statement 
• Original academic transcripts 
• Creative portfolio if applying for a creative course 

The students can get started by visiting the official UEL website and clicking on Apply Now. 

Yes, there are many relaxations offered for the Indian students by the University of East London which includes acceptance of more academic institutions, lowering the minimum English proficiency score requirements, scholarships, foundational year support and much more. 

The University of East London has some specific subject requirements for many of the programs available here. These programs are like Health, Psychology, Science and the Computing courses. 

Generally, these fields of study require subjects like Biology/Chemistry for Health Science-related courses, Maths for Computing and some Humanities related subjects require international applicants to have English and Social Sciences in previous studies too. 

The 3-year Indian bachelor's is valid for the University of East London admissions at the PG level. Although this is recognised only if that Indian university is NAAC-accredited. The pointers given below can be taken care of when applying - 

• The degree should be equivalent to a 2:2 UK degree 
• Transcripts need to be submitted 
• A minimum of 50 to 55% marks are required 

Yes, at the University of East London, there are courses that have earlier admission deadlines because of their popularity. 

It stands very true for the University of East London Health related programs like Nursing. In simple terms,   high demand of a course means early application deadlines. 

If you are applying for any such courses, you should be ready with all the application material and applu as early as possible. 

Interviews may also be conducted at UEL. 

Yes, the University of East London has flexible deadlines available for the Indian students. This includes the late application for Jan intakes, rolling admissions for many of it courses and multiple intakes availability (Sep, Jan and May). 

• Many intakes allow international applicants to apply multiple times in a year. 
• For Jan intake, the deadlines may have some flexibility and late admissions allowance for Indian students. 

The key intake periods at the University of East London are the September intake, the January intake and the May one.

Please note that the September one is when the most courses are open for application and it is also considered the main intake. 

The January intake is good for those who are finishing their studies in December and May intake is the most suited to the working professionals.