Africa : Rwanda
Africa: Rwanda
The University of Warwick is pleased to welcome students from Africa each year, studying from foundation programme to our research degrees. All the information you need on making your application to Warwick can be found below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
Entry Requirements
Warwick IFP: Link opens in a new windowFor information on entry requirements for the Warwick International Foundation Programme, please see the Warwick IFP entry requirements.
Undergraduate: Link opens in a new windowWarwick IFP required. Alternatively A Levels, IB, American, Indian, and European systems considered.
Postgraduate: Link opens in a new windowWe would typically require a minimum of 4 year Bachelor (Honours) degree or a Masters degree for entry, from a recognised institution, with the following equivalencies:
| UK Classification | 20-point Scale | Percentage (%) | Grade Points | Letter Grade |
| 1st | 18–20 / Very Good | 80% and above | 5 | A |
| 2:1 | 16–17 / Very Good | 70%–79% | 4 | B+ |
| 2:2 | 14–15 / Good | 60%–69% | 3 | B |
English Requirements
You need to demonstrate a required level of English language proficiency to meet the entry requirements for Warwick. Please see our English language requirements.
Visa Information for Rwanda
For courses over 6 months in duration, view our Student Visa guidance for Rwanda. The Immigration Service is here to help and support you during your application and studies at Warwick.
How do I apply for a Student Visa?
You can find information about preparing your Student Visa application, completing the online application form, and the required documents in our Student Visa application guidance.
Is a Tuberculosis (TB) certificate required?
Check whether you need a TB certificate and view the list of approved medical practitioners on the UK Government TB testing guidance.
Do the differentiation arrangements apply to me?
Find out whether differentiation arrangements apply to your application in the Immigration Service differentiation guidance.
Are you applying with dependants?
If you are considering bringing your family to Warwick, read our guidance for students with dependants.
Further Guidance
If you require further guidance, including advice if your visa is refused, visit the Warwick Immigration Service or contact the Immigration Service team via Live Chat or their contact form.
Meet us
The University of Warwick visits Africa each year. Future visits will be advertised on our Meet us page when available.
Scholarships
We offer a range of scholarships for EU and International applicants. Explore our Scholarships and Bursaries, view tuition fees for Home, EU and International students, and read about living costs at Warwick.
Student Community
We have over 300 clubs and societies for you to get involved with and meet other students from across the world. Browse the full list of Warwick clubs and societies.
Applying to Warwick
The University of Warwick works with Uniserv EducationLink opens in a new window in Rwanda, who can provide information and guidance on study opportunities at Warwick. You may also find the Education UK global website useful for information on studying in the UK.
Apply for Undergraduate Degrees through UCASLink opens in a new window, or apply directly for our International Foundation ProgrammeLink opens in a new window or Postgraduate DegreesLink opens in a new window.
Arriving at Warwick
For guidance on arriving at the University of Warwick, including airport transfers, visit our Welcome to Warwick pages.
Contact the Africa Team
Questions about studying with us? The Africa Team are your dedicated contacts for Rwanda. They are happy to answer any queries or questions you may have. You can contact them using the details below, or join one of our upcoming Live Chats.
Tel: +44 (0)24 7657 2686
Email: Africa@warwick.ac.uk
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