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International study

By choosing to study at Birmingham, you can be part of an outstanding university, renowned for changing lives and transforming society. Be part of our international community, with over 10,000 students from approximately 150 countries.

In light of the recent and ever changing situation around COVID-19, please check updates on our FAQs page.

You can chat to staff and students about a range of topics including student life, funding and applying for study, through our regular online events.

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Choose from over 300 undergraduate courses, postgraduate study or one of our integrated foundation programmes.

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Discover what it's like to study at a global top 100 university in a vibrant city at the heart of the UK.

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Join our online chat sessions and ask us about important factors such as funding, accommodation and entry requirements.

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Also in 'International students'

• International online events
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• International fees and funding
• Postgraduate scholarships
• How to apply
• Careers support for International students
• International Student Team
• Cost of living in Birmingham
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• Entry requirements
• Immigration and visas
• Specific information for your country or region
• Support for international students
• Information for International School Counsellors
• Information for sponsors
• Foundation courses
• Meet us in your country
• Study at our Dubai campus

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