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International Students

Ireland

Number of Students at Glamorgan

Total student population: 23,990
International student population:3,200
There are currently 112 Irish students studying at the University of Glamorgan.

Popular Courses

MChiro Chiropractic

– The Welsh Institute of Chiropractic at the University has an excellent working relationship with the chiropractic profession and enjoys close links with the British Chiropractic Association and the College of Chiropractors, as well as many other international chiropractic organisations. The University was the first in the UK to offer an integrated undergraduate degree programme accredited by the General Chiropractic Council (GCC).

BN Bachelor of Nursing

– Nursing is a rapidly developing profession. Exciting advances in health care practice are opening up new employment opportunities and nurse education has been radically reformed in response to the projected changes in healthcare. Successful completion of this popular course will allow you entry to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register as a qualified nurse.

BSc [Hons] Health and Social Care

– This degree provides a gateway to a variety of roles and responsibilities in the health and social care sectors.

BSc [Hons] Sport and Exercise Science

– We offer a number of Sports courses which are designed to provide students with a good foundation knowledge in the subject before allowing them to specialise, choosing modules which are particularly relevant to their individual interests and career aspirations.

Students who are interested in finding out more about our sports facilities and the £3.7 million we are investing to develop our sports laboratories and teaching facilities should visit our Glamorgan Sport webpages.

LLB Law – This award is a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) for the purpose of the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Council. This means you will study the subjects that make up the academic stage of legal training in the UK. You can visit the Law School webpages to find out more information about the Law School or watch this video:

BSc [Hons] Music Technology
BSc [Hons] Sound Technology

– Taught at the state of the art Cardiff School of Creative and Cultural Industries, these courses prepare students for exciting careers in the music, recording and new media industries.

For more advanced studies in these subjects, students should consider:

MSc Music Engineering and Production

For other courses available at the Cardiff School of Creative and Cultural Industries, please visit our course pages

Other popular courses at the University include:

For information on all the courses offered by the University, please visit our course pages

Scholarships for Your Country

Universities in the UK will be charging up to £9,000 per year for Bachelors degrees from 2012 onwards. The Welsh Assembly Government will be assisting EU students with this extra cost, meaning that studying in Wales will represent very good value when compared with the rest of the UK. In 2012, non-UK EU students will be personally liable for £3,465 of tuition fees, which can be covered by a loan from the Student Loans Company.

Visit our scholarships and fees pages for more information.

Entry Requirements - Undergraduate

Students who hold the Irish Leaving Certificate, FETAC minimum level 5 certificate in a relevant subject area or A levels will be considered for admission onto undergraduate programmes.

Please visit the UCAS website for information on UCAS tariff points in relation to the Irish Leaving Certificate.

Entry Requirements - Postgraduate

Students who hold a good Bachelor (Hons) degree will be considered for admission onto postgraduate programmes.

Other Information

The University conducts twice annual school tours around Ireland, presenting to students about the benefits of studying in Wales and at Glamorgan, financial arrangements and the UCAS application process. The next tour will take place in Autumn 2011, so if you would like us to visit your school, please contact Kate Czyrko at kczyrko@glam.ac.uk