Undergraduate applicant journey for International Students 2. Book your interview
3. Create your portfolio
You can find useful resources on the UCAS website.
After submitting your application you will gain access to the Applicant portal. Choose between a campus or Skype interview.
If you’re having a Skype interview your portfolio should be uploaded to the portal ahead of time.
NEXT STEPS
APPLICATION STAGE
1. Submit an application via UCAS
6. The decision
5. Attend your interview
4. Upload your documentation
You will receive a decision within five working days via UCAS Track. We’ll also send you an email.
Interviews are a two way process! We get to know you; you get to know us. Don’t forget, an interview is your chance to ask questions too!
Before the Skype interview we’ll need your username, passport photocopy and any completed qualifications.
7. International scholarships
8. Accepting your offer
9. English language
International students are eligible for our scholarships. You must submit the declaration form and apply by the deadline of 24 April.
Make your decision via UCAS Track by the deadline set by UCAS.
If there are English conditions attached to your offer, you will need to book an IELTS test at an approved SELT centre.
12. Send us your qualifications
11. Apply for accommodation
10. Complete pre-enrolment
Send us the academic and/or English qualification outlined in your offer to us as soon as it’s available. You can email information to international@nua.ac.uk
Whether you choose to apply for university or private housing you will want to start looking by May and apply for university housing by the deadline we set.
By the end of April you will gain access to our pre-enrolment portal where we can confirm your fee status among other things.
13. Apply for your visa
14. Pay your deposit
15. Travel to Norwich
Most international students will need to apply for a Tier 4 student visa. You can only apply once you have an unconditional offer and no earlier than 3 months before the start of the course.
International students need to pay a £2,500 deposit in order to obtain a Tier 4 visa. You will need to make the full payment by 30 August.
Once you have your visa you can book flights and make arrangements for your big move. The International Office will send you practical information about moving to the UK.
16. Welcome Before the first week of term there will be an International Students Arrivals Lounge which you are welcome to attend.