Admission to Westminster University

Admission to Westminster University

The University of Westminster accepts students from all over the world to study.

For admission, students from Russia need to have:

- certificate of secondary education (translated into English)

- Certificate of Foundation, A-level or International Baccalaureate

- IELTS certificate with a score of 6.0 (for undergraduate programs) or 6.5 (for master's programs)

- Bachelor's degree (for admission to the magistracy)

Students should also prepare the following documents:

- student resume

- two letters of recommendation

- a motivational essay showing why you want to study at this University of Westminster course and what are your career plans

The deadline for applying for Foundation programs and undergraduate programs through UCAS falls on June 30th.

There is no specific deadline for admission to graduate programs, but students are encouraged to submit documents as early as possible (until April to start their studies in September or until October to start their studies in January).

Cost of education

The cost of studying at the University of Westminster at the Foundation preparatory programs is £ 6,000.

The cost of a year of study in the remaining programs of the university starts from £ 12,000 and depends directly on the chosen training course.

University of Westminster Scholarships

Westminster Full International Scholarship

The scholarship covers the cost of undergraduate studies, accommodation and flights to and from London.

It is available to students from developing countries, including Russia, who were enrolled in undergraduate programs, have excellent academic performance and are not able to pay for their studies.

Westminster Undergraduate Half-Fee Scholarship

The scholarship, which covers 50% of the cost of study, is awarded to the best foreign students enrolled in the undergraduate programs of the University of Westminster.

To receive a scholarship, you need to have excellent academic performance and any academic merit, as well as need financial assistance.

Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design Scholarship

This scholarship is intended for students enrolled in full-time master's programs at the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design.

The scholarship fully covers the costs of tuition, accommodation and flight to London and back.

Only foreign students from developing countries, including Russia, with excellent academic performance and potential can receive a scholarship.

Westminster International part tuition fee Scholarship

A one-time study grant of £ 3,000 is issued to foreign students from a number of countries, including Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Azerbaijan, who are enrolled in various graduate programs at the University of Westminster.

Grants are awarded based on student performance and financial assistance needs.

Vice-chancellor scholarship

The scholarship fully covers the costs of tuition, accommodation and flight to London and back.

Only foreign students from developing countries, including Russia, enrolled in various full-time undergraduate programs at the University of Westminster can receive a scholarship.

The distribution of scholarships takes into account the student's academic performance, his need for financial support and development potential.

Duke of Grafton Scholarship

The Department of Architecture and Construction of the University of Westminster offers a full scholarship that covers the costs of tuition, accommodation and flights to and from London.

The scholarship is issued to students from a number of countries, including Russia, enrolled in full-time master's programs at the faculty.

To receive a scholarship, you must have a British bachelor's degree with honors or equivalent, the need for financial support and development potential.

Colin matheson scholarship

Under the same conditions as the Faculty of Architecture and Construction, full scholarships are issued by the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of the University of Westminster.

To obtain a full scholarship, you must be enrolled in full-time master's program at the faculty and have excellent academic performance.