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University of Greenwich International College (UGIC) is an embedded college located at the beautiful Bounty House near the main University of Greenwich campus, offering an exciting range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses for international students.

For over 70 years, the University of Hertfordshire has transformed bold ambition into impactful achievement. From training aerospace engineers for Britain’s aviation industry in the 1950s to offering over 700 career-focused degrees today, our commitment has always been to align education with the needs of employers and the wider world.

London is a large, diverse city with a rich history and culture, beautiful green spaces, and a wide variety of shopping and entertainment options. It is home to many international students, who contribute to its multicultural environment. The city has a diverse food scene, where you can enjoy cuisines from around the world – from Indian curries to Chinese dishes, as well as many food markets and international supermarkets.

OnCampus Hull, in partnership with the University of Hull, offers high-quality pathway programmes designed to prepare international students for degree-level study. Upon successful completion, students are guaranteed progression to a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes at the University of Hull, subject to meeting progression criteria.

The University of Hull London campus is based in Canary Wharf, one of the financial hubs of London, offering students access to a dynamic business environment and proximity to leading industries.

University of Kent International College (UKIC) is an embedded on-campus college designed for international students to start with their studies at University of Kent. The International College is in a dedicated building on the Canterbury campus, in the heart of student life and close to the on site student accommodation village.

The University of Leicester transforms lives through exceptional education and world-leading research. Founded in 1921 as a living memorial to those who served in the First World War, the University remains committed to empowering its students to become Citizens of Change. Its motto, Ut vitam habeant (“So that they may have life”), reflects a century-long mission to foster knowledge, innovation, and societal impact.

Come to the University of Northampton and experience a different approach to higher education. As one of the youngest universities in the UK, we are already leading the way in creating social impact. While we have received multiple awards for our work, our primary focus is ensuring our students and graduates have the opportunity to make a meaningful mark on the world.

The University of Portsmouth is a public university located in Portsmouth, England, known for its strong academic programs and a focus on employability. It offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, particularly strong in areas like engineering, business, creative industries, law, and health sciences.

University of Roehampton's origin dates back to 1841 when it was founded as a training teacher college for women, known as Whitelands College. In 1872, Southlands College was opened, a training college for women teachers. Later in 1874, a training college for young women was opened who wished to teach in Catholic schools known by the name Digby Stuart College. In the year 1892, Froebel Educational Institute was opened in West Kensington. In 1975, Digby Stuart, Froebal, Whitelands and Southlands College federated to form Roehampton Institute of Higher Education (RIHE). The creation was RIHE was approved by the Department of Education and Science in July 1975 and by September, the first students were enrolled.

University of Roehampton's origin dates back to 1841 when it was founded as a training teacher college for women, known as Whitelands College. In 1872, Southlands College was opened, a training college for women teachers. Later in 1874, a training college for young women was opened who wished to teach in Catholic schools known by the name Digby Stuart College. In the year 1892, Froebel Educational Institute was opened in West Kensington. In 1975, Digby Stuart, Froebal, Whitelands and Southlands College federated to form Roehampton Institute of Higher Education (RIHE). The creation was RIHE was approved by the Department of Education and Science in July 1975 and by September, the first students were enrolled.

USW's origins trace back to the Newport Mechanics' Institute, founded in 1841. The institution evolved through various educational establishments, including the South Wales and Monmouthshire School of Mines (1913), the Polytechnic of Wales, and the University of Glamorgan (1992). The merger in 2013 formed the University of South Wales, combining the strengths and histories of these institutions.