University of Wolverhampton

Students have various options to choose from once they get admitted to the university. The university has ensuite and standard living options and students can choose the same as per their budget. During weekdays, a university shuttle bus operates between different campuses of the university and is totally free of cost.

All those who reflect academic and personal excellence are offered numerous scholarships such as Lord Paul Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship, Global Opportunities Regional Scholarship, International Academy Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship, GREAT Scholarships, Commonwealth Shared Scholarships, External Funded Scholarships, and more.

Yes, the university has made it mandatory for all applicants to possess basic competence in the English language. The university accepts various academic qualifications internationally recognised as being equivalent to UK level 3 or more from the students whose first language is not English and who don't possess a GCSE English language or equivalent.

Yes, for the sake of convenience of those who cannot come to the campus due to family responsibilities or jobs, selected distance learning courses are offered at the university. Students can pursue these courses from any location and they don't need to visit the campus.

No, due to visa requirements, international students are not permitted to study part-time at the University of Wolverhampton.

Along with your admission application form, you may need to submit a copy of your passport/visa pages, academic transcripts, English language proficiency proof, personal statement, and reference letters.

In order to obtain admission into the University of Wolverhampton, you may fill up the online application form and submit the same along with the required relevant documents and certificates. The university's in-country representatives can help you with your application as well as with the visa.