University of Gloucestershire
The University of Gloucestershire is a modern, career-focused UK university offering a wide range of...
The University of Gloucestershire is a modern, career-focused UK university offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. With campuses in Cheltenham and Gloucester, the university provides a supportive learning environment, industry-engaged teaching, and strong emphasis on employability. Students benefit from experienced faculty, practical learning opportunities, and a close-knit campus community. The university is committed to sustainability, innovation, and helping students achieve their personal and professional goals.
For most undergraduate and postgraduate courses: IELTS 6.0 overall, with at least 5.5 in each component. University of Gloucestershire+1
For postgraduate research (PhD/MPhil): IELTS 6.5 overall, with at least 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in other skills. University of Gloucestershire+1
UoG gives conditional or unconditional offers based on meeting academic, English language, or other course-specific requirements. University of Gloucestershire+2University of Gloucestershire+2
To receive a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies), you must: accept the unconditional offer, upload documents via their CAS Shield system, and pay an advance tuition fee deposit (£4,000 for students needing a visa). University of Gloucestershire+1
CAS is issued only within 6 months before the course start date, in line with UKVI rules. University of Gloucestershire+1
If you don’t complete all checks (e.g. immigration history, required documents), UoG may decline to issue CAS, even after an unconditional offer. University of Gloucestershire+1
Strong Employability: 95% of graduates are in work or further study 15 months after graduation. University of Gloucestershire Online+1
Teaching Quality: Rated Silver in the UK Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). GoStudyIn+1
Sustainability Leader: Deep commitment to sustainability embedded in operations and curriculum. EAUC+1
Community & Belonging: Smaller student body, giving a strong sense of community and individual support. University of Gloucestershire
Ethical Industry Engagement: University’s careers service follows an ethical employability policy, partnering with businesses responsibly. FuturePlan
Local Impact: Acts as a civic anchor in Gloucestershire through business partnerships, innovation, and community development. University of Gloucestershire
Global (International) Scholarship: Automatic £1,500 tuition-fee waiver for self-funded full-time international students. University of Gloucestershire+1
Undergraduate Merit Scholarship: £7,500 tuition-waiver over 3 years for international students showing strong academic performance or creative portfolio. University of Gloucestershire+1
Postgraduate Taught Merit Scholarship: £5,000 waiver for first year’s tuition for international students. University of Gloucestershire
Sports Global Excellence Scholarship: £7,500 (UG) / £5,000 (PG) fee waiver + athlete support, for high-performing international athletes. University of Gloucestershire
Progression Partner Scholarship: £5,000 awarded to international students transferring from a partner institution. University of Gloucestershire
Undergraduate applications are typically made via UCAS, while postgraduate and research degree applications are made directly to the university. University of Gloucestershire+1
Entry requirements vary by course: for undergraduates, UoG usually asks for 2 A-Levels or equivalent; for many postgraduate taught programmes, a lower second-class honours degree is needed. cmsr-web-assets.glos.ac.uk
Non-standard applicants (e.g., mature students) may be admitted based on relevant work experience and an advisory interview. cmsr-web-assets.glos.ac.uk
For international students: you need to submit academic transcripts, references, English-language proof (e.g., IELTS), and possibly a personal statement. University of Gloucestershire+1
Once you receive an unconditional offer (after meeting conditions), you may need to pay a deposit before CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) is issued for your visa. University of Gloucestershire+1
The university provides halls of residence in both Cheltenham and Gloucester, with around 1,500 self-catered rooms. University of Gloucestershire+1
There is a guarantee for first-year undergraduates, postgraduates, and international students to get a place in halls (university-managed or partner) near campus. University of Gloucestershire+1
Rent includes all utility bills, internet, and basic contents insurance. University of Gloucestershire+1
Contract length for halls is typically 40 weeks (academic year). University of Gloucestershire+1
For students who prefer non-hall living, there is a list of university-approved private housing in Cheltenham and Gloucester, inspected for safety and reliability. University of Gloucestershire+1
All rooms come with basic furnishings (bed, wardrobe, desk), and shared kitchens or, in some cases, private studios. University of Gloucestershire
There is 24/7 security, maintenance, and a residential support team in halls to help students throughout their stay. University of Gloucestershire+1
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