University of Worcester

If you have any questions about studying at the University of Worcester, please emailinternational@worc.ac.ukInternational studentsAll our courses are taught in English; therefore, you will need a certain level of English language to study at the University of Worcester. To find out more about entry requirements, country specific information and the application process, please visit ourInternational student webpage.ScholarshipsAt Worcester we offer a variety of international scholarships which are awarded based on your academic grades. Visit ourwebpagefor more information on fees and funding.

At theUniversity of Worcester, our facilities are designed to support practical learning and future employability across a wide range of disciplines. We have three maincampuses(St. John’s Campus, City Campus, Severn Campus) and a smaller fourth campus (Lakeside Campus), all conveniently located near each other.Healthcare students can build confidence and competence in our cutting-edge clinical simulation suites, preparing them for real-world placement scenarios.Arts students benefit from The Art House, a beautifully redeveloped historic building that provides studios, workshops, and exhibition spaces while offering opportunities to work on real-world client briefs.Sports students can train in the award-winning University of Worcester Arena, a 2,000-seat venue with advanced physiology labs, performance analysis suites, and a 3D motion capture laboratory, all tailored to develop skills directly linked to future careers.Science students have access to state-of-the-art resources, including a climate control chamber, microbiology labs, and forensics labs, where they can put theories to the test.For law and business students, the purpose-built Law Court suite and Business Incubator provide hands-on experiences, ensuring students graduate with the practical expertise needed to excel in their fields.At Worcester, our exceptional facilities prepare students to thrive beyond the lecture theatre.

Student lifeThere is so much more to studying at Worcester than getting your degree. It’s renowned for its welcoming campus atmosphere and supportive student experience.Students' UnionTheStudents’ Unionis an independent charity dedicated to the welfare and development of all students. It promotes students' interests, provides representation, and offers support. The Union also organises a wide range of social, cultural, sporting, and recreational activities, as well as forums for discussion and debate.With over 75 sports clubs and societies, there’s something for everyone. Students can even create their own society or club with support from the Union. The Union also connects students to Worcester’s lively social scene, including pubs, cafes, music venues, and the city’s scenic riverside for outdoor activities like cycling and walking. View the full list of clubs and societies on ourSU website.AccommodationThe University offers a variety of accommodation options, located on the St John's Campus and City Campus. All rooms are single occupancy, with options for shared bathrooms (4-8 students) or en-suite facilities. All accommodations are self-catered, with campus shops and food outlets available for convenience. Visit theaccommodation webpageto explore options and find the perfect fit for your needs.Student SupportAt the University of Worcester, we provide a wide range of services and resources to ensure your time with us is productive and enjoyable. Whether you need financial advice, study support, or personal guidance, help is always available.Located in the Peirson Study and Guidance Centre on St John’s Campus, Firstpoint is your go-to for:Financial guidanceMental health and personal supportDisability assistanceCareers and employability adviceStudy skills and abroad opportunitiesMulti-faith chaplaincyVisit theStudent Services web pagesfor more details.These services ensure that students have the support they need to succeed academically and personally.