English language requirements

In addition to the academic entry requirements, you will also need to satisfy the English language entry requirements.

You will have satisfied our English language entry requirements if you are a national of one of these countries and have completed your secondary or university education in one of the listed countries and your teaching was in English.

If you are NOT a national of one of these countries but have completed one or more of the following qualifications where teaching was in English and the qualification was completed in one of the listed countries within the last three years you will have met our English language entry requirements:

Your secondary school education
Two years of undergraduate (bachelor) level education
A Masters degree or research degree

If there is any doubt about your English language ability, Departments may require you to achieve a satisfactory score in a recognised English language test - such as IELTS (Academic Version). Alternatively you can complete one of our pre-sessional English language courses to meet the required IELTS standard (pre-sessional courses cannot be used to satisfy the English language entry requirement for admission to the DClinPsy programme).

Other ways to satisfy the English language requirement

In all other cases, you must satisfy the English language entry requirement by:

holding a specified academic English language qualification OR
achieving the required scores in one of the accepted English language tests OR
successfully completing the appropriate University English Language Teaching Unit pre-sessional courses

The English language requirements will vary depending on your research degree programme. Please select the department you wish to study in from the list below to see the English language requirements for that department.