- Before you apply
- UCAS terms explained
- Starting your application
- After you apply
- Non-UK students
- Mature students
- Disabled students
- UCAS Tariff
- Student finance
- Important dates for your diary
- Conventions and exhibitions
- Course Search
- Apply
- Track progress
- News
I want to study at a university in another country. How do I start?
We only process applications for universities and colleges within the UK. Each country has its own way of applying. If you know which country you want, its embassy is often a good source of information.
Useful leads:
The Fulbright Commission: the United States Educational Advisory Service - tel 020 7404 6994 www.fulbright.co.uk/eas/
Ireland - Central Applications Office - tel (from UK) +353 91 509 800 www.cao.ie
Association of Commonwealth Universities - tel 020 7380 6700 www.acu.ac.uk
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