University Of Bedfordshire

Why choose the University of Bedfordshire?

The University of Bedfordshire excels at preparing its students for their careers after graduation. In particular, the Business School offers vocationally relevant courses that have been designed in close co-operation with professional organisations and employers.

The university has close contacts with many well-established businesses which have national and international connections. Some of the businesses with which the University of Bedfordshire collaborates include: Antifriction Components, Astra Zeneca, Easy Jet, Enterprise Cars, London Luton Airport, Lotus Events, Prityhi Group, Ramada, Santander, and Vauxhall Motors.

International students can experience industry days, practice weeks, Business discussions with Astra Zeneca, Leadership Futures lectures, real business practice, professional masterclasses, mini-consultancy projects for actual employers, and many other forms of work experience.

Entry Requirements

Entry requirements for courses at the University of Bedfordshire vary depending on the particular requirements of the degree in question; we can only offer a general guide here, so prospective students should visit the University of Bedfordshire’s website to find the specific requirements for the course of their choice. The website’s admissions’ page will help you determine which of your local qualifications are relevant. You can also contact the university’s International Admissions Team for further advice on this and many other subjects.

In general, to apply for an undergraduate degree, you will need to have completed a high school education and be in possession of the equivalent of 2 UK A-level passes. You will also need the required English language qualification. If you are applying for a postgraduate course at the University of Bedfordshire, you will normally need a good honours degree at an undergraduate level in an appropriate subject, though the university will also consider other relevant qualifications and experience. The English language requirements also vary, and you should consult the university’s website. Appropriate English support courses are also offered.

How To Apply

Both undergraduate and postgraduate student applicants can apply directly to the University of Bedfordshire. You can also apply through one of the university’s representatives in your home country. For full details on different ways to apply, please visit the university’s dedicated How to apply page. If you would like our help with your application, please get in touch.

To apply directly with the university, please find the application form on the university’s website. You will need to submit this along with copies of the required supporting documents, details of which can again be found on the University of Bedfordshire’s website. As a general guide, you should submit photocopies of your academic qualifications and also of your English language competency, a copy of your passport details and visa, and a one-page personal statement, in which you explain why you want to study at the University of Bedfordshire.

Scholarships For International Students

The University of Bedfordshire offers an attractive range of scholarships for international students. These include an automatic Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship of £1,000 for new international student applicants, with an additional £500 for students who pay their fees in full before registration.

There are various other scholarships, bursaries and discounts available – please visit the university’s dedicated Scholarships and bursaries page for full details.