Entry requirements
You will find that most of the courses have these minimum standard entry requirements. Where there are specific entry requirements for a course, these are given in the course entries.
Standard postgraduate entrance requirements are as follows:
- a degree from a recognised university or qualification or experience deemed to be equivalent
- English Language competency judged sufficient to undertake advanced level study, equivalent to an IELTS score of at least 6.5 (or as specified in the course criteria)
Applicants should note that possession of the minimum entry criteria does not in itself guarantee admission.
If you have questions about the acceptability of your qualifications please contact the relevant Admissions Office, providing as much information as possible, including photocopies (and translations if necessary) of diplomas or certificates.
Formal enrolment requirements
As a new student, unless formally exempted, you must:
- be at least the minimum age specified for the course; and
- satisfy the entrance requirements for the course, or have qualifications deemed equivalent by the University; and
- have applied for admission and have a confirmed acceptance from the University; and
- have paid the fees prescribed for the course, or have made acceptable arrangements to do so.
By enrolling, you accept and agree to the regulations and rules of the University. If you are not formally exempt from entry requirements you will not be allowed to enrol unless you produce original documentary evidence of having satisfied those requirements. You will be advised of the arrangements for enrolment and induction once your place is confirmed.
