University Of Bristol

The University of Bristol, established in 1876, is one of the leading members of the Russell Group and has an international reputation for high-quality teaching and research. Its staff and students contribute to global challenges and innovations. The institution also offers professional guidance and support to students, particularly international students, in gaining work experience and internships that can enhance their skills and employability. The university's graduates are highly regarded by top employers in the UK and beyond, as the university ranks fourth in the country for post-graduation career success.

University of Bristol Rankings

The University of Bristol's rankings in various fields demonstrate its status as a prestigious institution offering strong academic programs and world-class research. It ranks 55th globally in the QS World University Rankings 2024, with several programs in the top 100, such as Veterinary Science (16), Anatomy and Physiology (29), Mathematics (74), and Law (48). The university is also one of the key members of the "Red Brick" group, established in major industrial cities in the UK during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

University of Bristol Admission Requirements

The University admits students twice a year, in the fall (September) and spring (February), and does not require GMAT or GRE scores for any of its programs. However, a minimum language score is essential. The application process for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees differs, with undergraduate applications submitted and assessed via the UCAS portal, while postgraduate applications are made directly through the university's official portal.

Deadlines vary depending on the program, with the UCAS deadline for undergraduate courses being January 25th and October 15th for medical programs. Deadlines for postgraduate and doctoral programs are generally unspecified and depend on available capacity.

Undergraduate Admission Requirements:

• High school/12th-grade transcript with a minimum overall score of 80%
• Language proficiency: TOEFL minimum score of 80, or IELTS minimum score of 6
• Personal statement
• Letters of recommendation
• Copy of passport
• CV
• Application portal: UCAS
• Application fee: £27 for one course, £22.50 for multiple courses

Postgraduate and Doctoral Admission Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 60% (55% for graduates from top universities)
• Language proficiency: TOEFL minimum score of 90, IELTS minimum score of 6.5, or PTE minimum score of 67
• Transcripts from previous education
• Letters of recommendation
• Personal statement (around 1000 words)
• Copy of passport
• CV
• Research proposal or plan (for doctoral students)
• Application portal: University website
• Application fee: £60

For science courses, the university evaluates applications through a 20-30 minute interview, which can be conducted either in person or online. The interview covers general questions about the field and the candidate's suitability, typically taking place between December and February. Candidates unable to attend an interview must notify the university in advance, and while the interview date may be rescheduled, this is not guaranteed, and failure to attend could lead to a rejection.

Acceptance notifications are typically made within 4-5 weeks for undergraduate programs and within 21 days for postgraduate and doctoral programs. The results include:

• Unconditional offer: The candidate has met all conditions and is accepted to the program.
• Conditional offer: The candidate must fulfill certain requirements, such as submitting missing documents or meeting language requirements, as stated in the acceptance letter. The candidate will receive an unconditional offer once all conditions are met.
• Rejection: The candidate has not met the necessary requirements for the program.

University of Bristol Tuition Fees

Tuition fees at the University of Bristol vary depending on the level of study, course type, duration, and chosen program. Both domestic and international students pay different fees. Tuition fees are fixed from the first term until the end of the program unless there is a change in study mode or the standard duration of the course.

Tuition fees do not include accommodation costs, which must be paid separately. For undergraduate international courses, fees range from £8,000 to £30,000 per year for most programs. For standard master's courses, international fees range from £17,200 to £31,100 per year for full-time students and from £8,600 to £15,550 per year for part-time students.

For research-based master's and doctoral courses, international fees range from £19,700 to £39,400 per year for full-time students and from £9,850 to £14,450 per year for part-time students. Master's students must pay a deposit as a prepayment upon accepting an offer of admission. The university provides billing statements for tuition and accommodation fees, which students can access after confirming their enrollment and identity.