International students at BPP University. As a leading education provider, we welcome learners from around the world who choose to study a BPP University course in the UK and offer an international and culturally diverse study environment.
The 10 steps for studying at BPP University
Get support from the outset
Contact BPP with any enquiries on your course or for support with your application.
Your application
Once you have chosen your programme, prepare your supporting documents (academic transcripts, English language certificates and a copy of your passport) and submit your application via the course page.
If English is not your first language, and if you do not hold an approved qualification as evidence of your English Language ability, you will be required to provide proof of your ability for reading, writing, listening and speaking in English. English language entry requirements.
BPP University interview
Our admissions team may organise an interview with you to discuss your application.
Receiving your offer
When you satisfy the eligibility and admission criteria, we will send you a conditional offer via email. If you have applied through an agent, you will receive the offer through their office.
Payment
You will need to make payment and submit the acceptance documents along with your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) request form to our admissions team.
CAS
Once we have received payment confirmation and acceptance documents, we will issue a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) number, which you will need for your Student visa application.
Visa application
Depending on where you are from and what type of passport you have, you may need to attend an appointment at a visa application centre as a part of your application. It can take up to six weeks in some countries to get an appointment, so please ensure you do this in good time to arrive for your programme start date. You may be contacted by the UK Visas and Immigration office (UKVI), which is part of the Home Office, to attend a credibility interview – if this happens you must contact us. Please contact us to inform us of the outcome of your application once you receive a decision from the UKVI.
The UKVI acts independently from BPP University.
Organising travel
Our International Admissions Officers or local in-country agents can advise you on how to arrange travel to the UK, including recommending a local airport and a travel route for when you arrive.
Registration
Before starting your course, you will be expected to register with the University onto your programme. You will receive details about registration to the email address you provided. This will detail how and when to register, and the documents needed.
Final preparation
Before starting your programme, you will receive information about your timetable, location, the name of your Personal Tutor and/or Programme Support Team and induction information. Once your programme starts, you will have access to lots of support and guidance to help you progress through your studies.
