1. Is there any financial help or scholarships offered to international students by the University of Wolverhampton?
To assist overseas students settling into the country, the University of Wolverhampton offers significant scholarships. An international bursary of GBP 1,000 (INR 99,234) is provided to incoming international students. All overseas students enrolled in a full-time programme are eligible to apply for the same.
2. What are my chances of getting into Wolverhampton University?
With a 20-30% acceptance rate, UOW has a rigorous admissions and review process. It's a tough university to get into, especially for international students. Once you've submitted your application, the Admissions staff will evaluate it against the specified entrance criteria for the course you've applied for, and if accepted, you'll receive an offer. Additional prerequisites, including tests, interviews, auditions, and portfolio evaluations are required for some courses.
3. At the University of Wolverhampton, how many Indian/international students are enrolled?
There are nearly 24,000 students at the university, with 18,828 undergraduates and 4,338 graduate students. There are 2,847 that form the Indian student community at the university..
4. Can I work while studying at the University of Wolverhampton?
Yes, you can work at the University of Wolverhampton while pursuing your studies. Part-time job is advantageous not only for financial support while studying, but also for tangible work experience which translates into a CV that demonstrates transferrable abilities to prospective employers.
5. Will a student need a visa if he/she is just going for a semester?
You can apply for a Short Term Study Visa even if you are going for less than six months.