University of Worcester Courses, Intakes, Application Process and Scholarships

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Updated On 27 August 2021 & Read Time 2 minutes

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Overview

The University of Worcester is a public university which is located near Birmingham city in Worcester town in Worcestershire. University has had a history since 1946. In the year 1997 university started awarding degrees and finally, in the year 2005, it has received the full status of a university.

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Overview
University of Worcester Courses
University of Worcester Scholarships for International Students

University of Worcester Courses

Worcester university offers courses in below fields :

Art & Design
Business & Law
Computing
Education
Healthcare
Humanities
Maths
Media
Performance
Psychology
Sciences
Sport

Worcester University Intake 2025-2026

September Intake: All Courses
January Intake: Master courses in business school and Ph.D. Courses

Worcester University Application Process

The University of Worcester accepts applications through their overseas partners and direct applications. The university also accepts students' applications through UCAS. Those students who are applying through Meridean Overseas enjoy the benefit of close tie-ups with the university and also assistance in their visa applications to the UK.

University of Worcester Scholarships for International Students

The university believes that International students should pay the minimum fees when it comes to overseas education and provides generous scholarships to the students.

Worcester University Undergraduate scholarships for International students

The university decides scholarships based on student's A levels or 12th standard marks and provides scholarships as below.

Marks obtained	Scholarship
60%	GBP 1000
70%	GBP 2000
80%	GBP 3000

Additionally, the university also provides an early payment discount of GBP 500

Worcester University Postgraduate scholarships for International students

The university provides scholarships to all international students who get an offer from the university for a master's degree. Scholarships are based on their Bachelor's degree percentage which is as below: