Europe, Russia and Central Asia : Republic of Ireland
The University of Warwick is pleased to welcome over 3,300 students from Europe, Russia and Central Asia each year. We currently have 67 students from the Republic of Ireland studying with us. 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.
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Entry Requirements
Warwick IFP: High school qualification will be considered for entry
UndergraduateLink opens in a new window: Typically we require Irish Leaving Certificate with minimum grades of H2, H2, H3, H3, H3, H3 (equivalent to ABB) to H1, H1, H1, H1, H2, H2 (equivalent to A* A* A). Only higher (honours) level subjects will be considered. We do not normally accept transfer students to the first year from Higher Certificate or Diploma students unless they scored the minimum requirement in the Irish Leaving Certificate typically required for direct entry to our degree programmes
PostgraduateLink opens in a new window: As UK system.
English Requirements
Applicants who are either from Ireland or have been educated in Ireland for at least one academic year completed in the past two years may be accepted without an English Language qualification.
Visa Information for the Republic of Ireland
Immigration summary for nationals of the Republic of Ireland
The immigration summary below is for nationals of the Republic of Ireland applying from their home country. If you are a national of another country but living in Ireland, please contact your local visa application centre for further advice or refer to the UK Visa and Immigration website. The information provided should be used as guidance only. It has been taken from the UK Visas and Immigration website, which should be referred to in all immigration matters.
When completing the Tier 4 (General) Student online application, you will be asked to provide an approximate date of travel and the postal code for the address where you will stay once in the UK. Your CAS will contain information as to how to use the ACL code to have your BRP card delivered to the University of Warwick (if you do not use the code, your BRP card will be delivered to a designated Post Office nearest to the post code provided). Your 30-day travel visa will be valid 7 days before the 'expected date of travel' you put on your visa application form, and you can arrive in the UK up to 1 month prior to your course start date. The Home Office decision letter will provide information on the full length of your visa, and details of where to collect the residence permit. You should carry this letter in hand luggage when you travel to the UK.
You can find more information about how to prepare for a Student Visa application, including how to complete the online application form, what documents to prepare, and what documents to submit here: www.warwick.ac.uk/immigration/tier4
Is a visa required?
If you want to study in the UK, you must obtain a Student Visa under the points-based system before you travel here.
From 1 January 2021, if you have not previously been granted Settled or Pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, you will be subject to immigration control in order to study in the UK
Please click on the following link and read the guidance provided: EEA Nationals | Brexit (warwick.ac.uk)
Is a Tuberculosis (TB) certificate required?
No, not required.
Am I considered a ‘low risk’ national by the UK Home Office?
Yes. Low risk nationals applying for a Tier 4 visa from their country of nationality (or in the UK) are not required to submit evidence of English language certificate, academic qualification, financial evidence and evidence of previous UK study (if any). You should, however, still prepare these documents in the event that they are requested by the Home Office UKVI. Please find more information here.
Are you applying with dependants?
If you are considering bringing your family to Warwick, you should read this guidance www.warwick.ac.uk/immigration/dependants/
Further Guidance
If you require further guidance or information, including advice on what to do if your visa is refused, please see www.warwick.ac.uk/immigration
Visits to your country
The University of Warwick typically visits Europe, Russia and Central Asia each year. Future visits will be advertised here when available.
Scholarships
We offer a range of scholarships for EU and International applicants. You can find a further information on those on our Scholarships website. All fees for Home/EU and International students are listed here You can also find information on living costs here.Student Community
We have over 300 clubs and societies for you to get involved with and meet other students from your country and across the world. Societies include Academic, Activities & Games, Campaigning, Cultural, Film & Media, Food & Drink, Halls, Music, Performance, Religious & Belief and Welfare, Charity & Action. You can find the full list of clubs and societies here.
Applying to Warwick
The University of Warwick does not have representation in Ireland. You may find the Education UK global website useful for information on studying in the UK.
Apply for Undergraduate DegreesLink opens in a new window via UCAS or apply Direct for our International FoundationLink 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 information on Airport transfers, please view our Welcome to Warwick pages.
Contact the Europe Team
Questions about studying with us? Abby Hannan and Donna Corcoran are your dedicated contacts for Ireland. They are happy to answer any queries or questions you may have. You can contact them on the information below, or feel free to join us on an upcoming Live Chat.
Tel: +44 (0)24 7657 2686 or Email: eurusca@warwick.ac.uk
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