University of York

English Language Requirements:

The University of York requires all international applicants to demonstrate their proficiency in English to ensure they are well-prepared for their academic studies and active participation in the university community. To meet these requirements, applicants must provide evidence of their English language skills through recognized tests or qualifications. These requirements are designed to confirm that students have the necessary language abilities to engage fully in lectures, discussions, and other academic activities.

Applicants should refer to the specific English language requirements for their chosen course, as different programs may have distinct criteria. The University of York accepts a range of English language proficiency tests and qualifications, which assess various aspects of language skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

For detailed information on the acceptable tests and scores, and to ensure you meet the requirements for your particular course, please check the university's English Language Requirements or the course-specific admissions criteria in the official course page. Meeting these requirements will demonstrate your readiness to succeed in an English-speaking academic environment at the University of York.

Academic Requirements:

The University of York establishes general entry requirements for international applicants, focusing on both academic qualifications and, when necessary, country-specific criteria. To be considered for admission, applicants typically need to possess qualifications that are equivalent to the UK's General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or Scottish National 5s. This generally involves achieving appropriate grades in subjects relevant to the chosen program of study.

In addition to meeting these general academic requirements, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English. This is usually verified through standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or other equivalent examinations. The specific minimum score required can vary depending on the program.

The University of York also has country-specific entry requirements that may vary depending on the educational system of the applicant's home country. For instance, applicants from different educational backgrounds or grading systems may be required to submit additional documentation or meet specific academic benchmarks tailored to their country's education system.

It is important for prospective students to review the individual course pages on the University of York's International Entry Requirements page or the course-specific admissions criteria in the official course page for detailed information on the specific entry requirements relevant to their country of origin. Adhering to these requirements ensures that applicants are well-prepared for their chosen program and facilitates a smoother application process.

As a first year undergraduate, you’re guaranteed an offer of a room if you apply by the accommodation deadline date and if we’re your firm choice.
Applications are currently closed as we are fully booked on campus. If you do require accommodation at this stage we recommend that you look at accommodation in the private sector. Undergraduate applications open around springtime each year.
 

Scholarship

• Vice-Chancellor's scholarships

• Adzuna's Student of the Year

• All Saints Educational Trust

• Apple WWDC Student Scholarship Program

• BP Scholarships

• GE Foundation Scholar-LeadersProgram

• Microsoft Scholarship

• The Ahmad Mustafa Abu-Hakima Bursary

• The Arts and Humanities Research Council

• The British Academy

Some key facts of University of York 

• University of York is the first university in the canada to publish on COVID-19 & Mathematical Modeling, with researchers ranked Nos. 1, 3, 4 & 6 in the country (SciVal, 2020)

• 94% of  University of York  graduates  get jobs within 2 years

• The university awarded total 35,986 scholarships for a sum of $74,903,183

• 10,000+ international students from over 172 countries