Around a third of our students come from countries outside of the UK. In the academic year 2012/13 there are 26 students from South Africa enrolled on graduate and undergraduate degree programmes at UCL.

In March 2007 UCL was delighted to sign an agreement with the Africa Education Trust (AET) to enable students from Africa the opportunity to study full-time undergraduate degrees. Under the scheme two bursaries are available for nominated students who have accepted their places at UCL.

Further information regarding eligibility and selection is available from the UCL Scholarships office.

Entry Requirements

Please note that the following information is only a general guide. In addition, other factors may be taken into consideration such as relevant work experience. Please refer to theUndergraduate Prospectus or the Graduate Prospectus for further information.

Undergraduate Study

For entry into UCL’s undergraduate degree programmes, students who hold the National Senior Certificate (NSC) (from Nov.2008) with good grades will be considered. Alternatively students, who have successfully completed a recognised foundation programme, including the UCL University Preparatory Certificate for Science and Engineering, or UCL University Preparatory Certificate for the Humanities will be considered.

For specific entry requirements for individual programmes, students are best advised to contact the undergraduate admissions tutor as listed in the Undergraduate Prospectus.