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1957
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90%
Acceptance Rate
  • Employability Rate

    90%

  • Upcoming Intake

    Sep 2025

  • Tution Fee

    Starts from 10,000 GBP

  • English Requirement

    IELTS, TOEFL

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Rated TEF Silver

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University College Birmingham was established as part of the Municipal Technical School in 1875. It became the College of Bakery, Catering, Domestic Science and Associated Studies in 1957 before getting the right to award its degrees in 2007 and changing its name to its current one in 2008. 

It currently has around 5,000 higher education students, including 1,400 international students from more than 60 countries. From January 2022, a wide range of its undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses will be accredited and awarded by the prestigious University of Warwick.

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Birmingham

Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK. Known for its musical history and multiculturalism, international students find a welcoming environment that celebrates diversity when they study here. The metropolitan area is also famed for its nightlife, and students enjoy a close connection to London via train. Around 40% of the population of Birmingham is under 25, so students can easily find like-minded individuals.

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FAQs

The student-to-faculty ratio at University College Birmingham is typically around 20:1.

University College Birmingham offers various student support services, including academic support, career advice, mental health support, disability support, and accommodation assistance.

University College Birmingham offers on-campus housing in several residences, including The Maltings and The Heights.

University College Birmingham offers various scholarships and financial assistance programs to support international students' academic progress. One such scholarship is the International Scholarship, which offers up to £1,500 to students from outside the European Union pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree. The Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan are also available and financially support students from Commonwealth countries studying at UCB.

The International Undergraduate Scholarship provides a £1,000 fee reduction to students outside the EU studying an undergraduate degree program at UCB. The University also offers a range of bursaries to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds, including the Care Leavers Bursary and the UCB Hardship Fund.

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