At Ulster we pride ourselves on providing our students with a professional learning environment that helps to prepare you for your working life.
This page will hopefully help in answering any questions you may have about our programmes, studying with us, the application process and who to get into contact with for further information.
English and Maths requirements
All students applying for an Undergraduate, Pre-Masters Postgraduate degree or the Graduate Certificate at Ulster University Branch Campuses are required to meet our standard English Language Requirements.
Students must also provide evidence that they satisfy the requirements for Maths (i.e. equivalent to a Grade C in GCSE). For students presenting qualifications from Senegal, they must have at least a grade of 10 in Maths as part of the Brevet de Technicien Superieure / Diplome d’Ingenieur Technolgie / Diplome Universitaire de Technologie (12 in maths for BSc Hons Accounting and Management).
| Course | Entry requirements |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Programmes | Students must have completed the:
Diplome d’Etudes Universitaires Generales OR Diplome Universitaire d’Etudes Litteraires Or Diplôme Universitaire d’Études Scientifiques Grading System: 10‐11 passable/average; 12‐13 assez bien/quite good; 14‐15 bien/good; 16‐ |
| Postgraduate Programmes | Students must hold a Diplôme d’Études Supérieures with a minimum overall score of 14 or above
OR Maitrise OR Diplôme d’Études Supérieures Specialisées OR Licence/ Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum overall score of 16 or above A student holding a lower award may be considered for the Graduate Certificate in Business. |
Instalment plans are available to help you pay the balance of your fees, these are agreed on a case by case basis, defined by your qualifications and ability to pay your tuition fees.
For further information or to get into contact with our finance team please view our finance page or contact your regional team (see below).
Throughout the year our team travel to Senegal for events and to meet with students. Once dates are confirmed, the details of our trips will be available so you can arrange to meet our team in your country.
In the meantime, please feel free to contact us via our enquiry form.
Living away from home is a big part of the student experience, we understand finding the perfect place for you to live is very important.
If you would like to speak to someone about your accommodation options whilst you’re studying at our branch campuses, our partners at QA are able to support you. To find out more, visit their website
- Copy of your passport (expiration date 6 months from start of chosen course)
- A personal statement. A minimum of 250 words detailing why you have selected your particular course, why you have chosen to study within the UK and your future career aspirations.
- Academic certificates and transcripts
- CV
- Any previous UK Visas (if you have studied or worked in the UK before)
- A completed Application Form
*All documents must be provided in English or official translations.
With a Student route visa you can work part-time during your studies. Our Careers Service offers you help with job applications and finding vacancies.
Find out how to apply for your Student route visa and information on the application process, with helpful additional resources.