Applying to undergraduate courses as an international student

Check which of our courses (degree programmes) is the right one for you

• Read the course information online and check out the course modules (classes).
• Check out the international events including virtual talks and taster sessions as well as our physical events and fairs in various countries.
• Chat to a current student online.
• Meet with one of our regional representatives, or contact our Admissions Team to learn more about our courses.

Check you meet the entry requirements

You’ll need to check the course page and your country page to ensure you hold the necessary qualifications. You’ll also need to check that you meet the English Language requirements.

Interviews, auditions and and portfolios

Some courses require an interview, audition or the submission of a portfolio containing examples of your work as part of the application process. Visit our Interviews and requirements page to find out more.

Your application

There are several options available to you when it comes to making your application:

• Contact one of our agents in your country for support with the application process.
• Contact a regional representatives in the International Team to apply directly.
• Apply via UCAS, the UK Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.

Please ensure you submit a complete application, uploading all relevant documents at the time of submission, otherwise the decision process will be delayed. 

Timeline to apply

The university accepts applications on a rolling basis, with no firm deadline to apply. However, please note that some courses are competitive with places filling up quickly, so we recommend applying as early as possible. You should be aware that students requiring a student visa to travel to the UK for their course are bound by CAS request deadlines.

For more information, please visit Visas and Immigration.

For any questions about your application or offer, please email admissions@glos.ac.uk once you have applied, quoting your full name and student number in your email.

Related pages

Transfer to the UK

Accepting your offer

Getting ready to study here