University of Hertfordshire

Yes, there is one UH Indian Society catering to Indian students. It hosts many cultural events and other celebrations like-

• Diwali
• Navratri
• Independence Day
• Meet and Greet for students

Yes. The University of Hertfordshire offer on-campus housing options to international students. The university guarantees on-campus accommodation for international students who apply by the deadline and meet the admission requirements. Housing options are available at both College Lane and de Havilland campuses. 24/7 security is available in the accommodations. A few of the room types are en-suite, studios, and townhouse.

Yes, you can defer your admission to a future intake at the Uni of Hertfordshire, usually by one academic year or the next available intake for your specific program. 

Admission deferral process can be carried out in the following ways:

• Students with un-enrolled offer can contact the Ask Herts team or the University of Hertfordshire International Office for guidance regarding the same
• Students who already started their course and need to pause mid-studies can submit a Voluntary Suspension of Studies form via the student portal

Check herts.ac.uk to know more.

Indian students can expect to receive a CAS letter from the University of Hertfordshire from anywhere between 2 to 4 weeks, depending on whether:

• Pre-CAS checks and interviews like compliance, eligibility, and credential verifications are cleared successfully
• Proper processing of the academic and financial documents (such as tuition fee despot receipt)
• Successful clearance of the pre-CAS/sponsorship interview

During peak admission periods (generally right before the Jan and Sep intakes), the processing times can stretch. Students are therefore advised to apply early (ideally 6 to 9 months) before the intended intake.

No, Indian students don't pay an application fee directly to Uni Hertfordshire. Students applying via UCAS do have to pay a standard fee worth GBP 34.50 (INR 4.4 K) along with an administration fee worth GBP 50 (INR 6.5 K). 

For short distances (to towns like Hatfield, St Albans, and Watford) local buses and campus shuttles are better. These cost as low as GBP 1 (INR 129)/ride.

For longer travel, the UK's rail network is the better choice. A 16-25 Railcard can be used to travel for GBP 35 (INR 4.5 K) per month, and avail an 30-33% discount.

For short distances (to towns like Hatfield, St Albans, and Watford) local buses and campus shuttles are better. These cost as low as GBP 1 (INR 129)/ride.

For longer travel, the UK's rail network is the better choice. A 16-25 Railcard can be used to travel for GBP 35 (INR 4.5 K) per month, and avail an 30-33% discount.

For short distances (to towns like Hatfield, St Albans, and Watford) local buses and campus shuttles are better. These cost as low as GBP 1 (INR 129)/ride.

For longer travel, the UK's rail network is the better choice. A 16-25 Railcard can be used to travel for GBP 35 (INR 4.5 K) per month, and avail an 30-33% discount.

The general deadline to apply for scholarships at the University of Hertfordshire is now closed for the Sep 2026 intake. Certain automatic discounts or early payment benefits like the Full Payment Discount have a later fee completion date of Oct 12, 2026.

Yes, the Uni of Hertfordshire does allow students to transfer from their current course to another one, either during the same year or at the start of the next one. Students need to meet the conditions below to be eligible for the same:

• Meet the standard academic and English language requirements
• Receive an approval from an academic tutor or admissions team
• Submit new transcripts matching the subject