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We work hard to make sure that your experience here at Northumbria University is second to none. Take student support for example - accommodation, international student advisors, libraries and study facilities. Looking after you is our job and we are great at it. This is one of the reasons why we have one of the highest course completion rates of any university in the UK (around 90%). Once you’re here, we’ll do our best to keep you here by looking after you. You’ll want to stay.

As well as student support, another reason you’ll love studying here is the city of Newcastle upon Tyne itself. Most of our courses are taught in our city-centre campus, and there isn’t a city in the UK that can match Newcastle at the moment. It’s as famous for its cultural life as it is for its social life, and it’s surrounded by some of the most beautiful and historic countryside that the UK has to offer.

There is no doubt that it is a great place to live and to be a student, with its lower cost of living and accommodation compared to other areas in the UK, its good public transport infrastructure, its International Airport – we could go on, but you will have got the point by now. After all, the forty-two thousand students currently studying in the city can’t be wrong.

This section identifies the academic levels and subject areas that are offered at this institution. For a detailed list of course titles and levels you should contact the institution directly using the contact details provided.

Please visit Northumbria University's website for further details.

Annual overseas tuition fees for new students on full-time courses in the 2008/2009 academic year are shown below. The fees below cover the majority of our courses but there may be variations. If you would like to know the specific fee for your course please contact the International Office.

Living costs

In addition to your tuition fees, you should allow enough funds to cover living expenses for the duration of your studies. The cost of living in Newcastle is among the lowest in the UK. The amount you will need depends on your lifestyle, but we estimate that the minimum amount required by a single student to cover basic living expenses (e.g. accommodation, heating, food) is around £6,500 for a 12-month period.

Direct Applications

For most postgraduate and undergraduate taught courses, applications can be made using the University Application Form for International Students. This form is available to download on the right hand side of this page. Return your application direct to the International Office or to one of the University's official overseas representatives.

Undergraduate Applications

Applications for most undergraduate courses should normally be made through UCAS, the UK's Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. For further information on this process, contact the Admissions office (contact details can be found on individual course description page).

Postgraduate Applications

For most postgraduate taught courses, applications can be made direct using the University's International Application Form. A copy of this form and the relevant notes for guidance can be downloaded from the right hand side of this page. Or alternatively a copy can be requested from the International Office.

Completed forms should be returned direct to the International Office or one of its offices overseas.For more details please visit:

www.northumbria.ac.uk/brochure/international/applicationprocedure/?view=...

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• International Education and Career Fair