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University of Wolverhampton
City Campus, Wolverhampton: the International Study Centre (opened September 2025) is in the MX building.
- Wolverhampton
- Undergraduate and Postgraduate
- 5 study routes
- Starts January / May / September
Career-focused university in the West Midlands, with a low cost of living.
Your student
Choose a nationality to see the routes, fees and dates for that student.
Overview
Why students choose Wolverhampton
The University of Wolverhampton is a career-focused university in the West Midlands, with modern facilities, strong academic support and a low cost of living. More than 4,500 international students from over 130 countries study there.
- to 67th in the UK, its highest ever; Business and Management, Education and Graphic Design all 5th
Guardian University Guide 2027
- in work or further study
University key facts, 2026
- with professional accreditation
University of Wolverhampton
- overall rating, with strengths in teaching, employability, global engagement and inclusiveness
QS Stars ratings
- from 130+ countries
University of Wolverhampton
Recognised Excellence
- 12 subjects in the UK top 40, including Fine Art (6th) and Physiotherapy (7th) (Guardian University Guide 2026)
- 85% of UK graduates in work or further study (University key facts, 2026)
- QS 5 Stars overall, with strengths in teaching, employability, global engagement and inclusiveness (QS Stars ratings)
- 60+ professionally accredited courses
What Makes It Stand Out
- City Campus, Wolverhampton: the International Study Centre (opened September 2025) is in the MX building
- Birmingham is about 20 minutes away by train
- Progression scholarship of £2,000 Per Year for International Study Centre students
What you can study
Choose a subject area to see its programmes.
Careers and work after study
Partners from football to Morgan cars
Named by the university for placements, mentoring and work experience
- Wolverhampton Wanderers
- West Bromwich Albion
- Walsall FC
- DWF LLP
- Morgan Motor Cars
Graduate visa for applications from 1 January 2027, to work or look for work in the UK
of full careers services after graduating
opportunity for on-campus undergraduates starting from September 2026: in person, online or a live project
From the university's own pages. Named employers are not job offers.
9 programmes
Business & Management
A business degree gives you a broad understanding of how organisations work, from strategy and finance to people and operations.
- Business Manager
- Management Consultant
- Project Manager
- Operations Manager
- Business Analyst
- Entrepreneur
6 programmes
Accounting, Finance & Economics
A degree in accounting, finance or economics builds strong skills in numbers, analysis and decision-making that employers in every sector need.
- Accountant
- Financial Analyst
- Auditor
- Investment Analyst
- Tax Advisor
- Bank Manager
5 programmes
Engineering
An engineering degree teaches you to design, test and improve the machines, systems and products that shape modern life.
- Mechanical Engineer
- Aerospace Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Automotive Engineer
4 programmes
Biomedical & Life Sciences
A life sciences degree builds laboratory and research skills used in healthcare, pharmaceuticals and science.
- Biomedical Scientist
- Laboratory Scientist
- Clinical Research Associate
- Microbiologist
- Pharmaceutical Scientist
- Quality Control Analyst
4 programmes
Criminology & Policing
A criminology or policing degree helps you understand crime and justice, and how society responds to them.
- Police Officer
- Probation Officer
- Crime Analyst
- Prison Officer
- Youth Offending Officer
- Victim Support Worker
4 programmes
Health & Care
A health degree prepares you to care for people and improve wellbeing in hospitals, communities and public health.
- Nurse
- Healthcare Manager
- Public Health Officer
- Health Promotion Specialist
- Care Coordinator
- Clinical Support Worker
Examples only. Careers depend on the degree, grades and experience.
Brochure and flyers
Sources:ISC brochure 2026–27University news, Sept 2026University news, Jan 2025University key facts
Programmes
73 programmes, one clear list.
Search by name, or narrow the list by level, study route, subject and start month. Open a programme for its entry requirements, fees and dates.
73 programmes
- BSc (Hons) Accounting and FinanceFoundationDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BEng (Hons) Aerospace EngineeringFoundationYear OneStarts Jan / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BA (Hons) AnimationFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- MSc Applied Microbiology and BiotechnologyPre-Master'sDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£9,500 Pre-Master's · 1 termScholarship up to £1,500Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- MSc Artificial IntelligencePre-Master'sDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£9,500 Pre-Master's · 1 termScholarship up to £1,500Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BSc (Hons) Biomedical ScienceFoundationDirect entryStarts Jan / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- MSc Biomedical SciencePre-Master'sDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£9,500 Pre-Master's · 1 termScholarship up to £1,500Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- MSc Business AnalyticsPre-Master'sDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£9,500 Pre-Master's · 1 termScholarship up to £1,500Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BA (Hons) Business and AccountingYear OneFoundationDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BSc (Hons) Business and FinanceFoundationDirect entryStarts Jan / May / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource ManagementDirect entryStarts Jan / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £4,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
- BA (Hons) Business and LawFoundationYear OneDirect entryStarts Jan / Sep£17,600 per yearScholarship up to £5,000Apply by 4 Dec 2026
Routes & fees
Ways in, and what they cost.
Every study route at this university, with its tuition and scholarships. Choose a nationality to see only the routes open to that student.
Highest scholarship
£6,000
off the first year, on 73 programmes
Tuition from
£9,500per year
up to £22,000 per year, before scholarships
Tuition per year, by route
The lowest published fee of each route, before scholarships.
International Foundation Programme
44 programmes1 yearStarts January / May / September
A one-year preparation course. Meet the progression requirements and you start year 1 of the degree.
£17,600 to £22,000 per year
- You pay£12,600
- Scholarshipup to £5,000
Progression scholarshipup to £2,000 per year when the student moves on to the degree
International Year One (IYO)
14 programmes1 yearStarts January / September
The first year of the degree with extra support. Meet the progression requirements and you go into year 2.
£17,600 per year
- You pay£12,600
- Scholarshipup to £5,000
Progression scholarshipup to £2,000 per year when the student moves on to the degree
Pre-Master's
24 programmes1–2 termsStarts January / May / September
A short course (1–2 terms) that prepares graduates for the master's.
£9,500 to £12,000 Pre-Master's · 1 term
- You pay£8,000
- Scholarshipup to £1,500
Progression scholarshipup to £2,000 per year when the student moves on to the degree
Direct Entry (Undergraduate)
15 programmesFull degreeStarts January / May / September
Start the bachelor's degree straight away.
£17,600 to £18,700 per year
- You pay£13,600
- Scholarshipup to £4,000
Direct Entry (Master's)
21 programmesFull degreeStarts January / May / September
Start the master's degree straight away.
£18,645 to £19,859 per year
- You pay£14,645
- Scholarshipup to £4,000
How to pay
- Flywire (Wolverhampton International Study Centre)Foundation, Year One and Pre-Master's
- Convera (University of Wolverhampton)Direct entry
Pay only after you receive your offer. You will need your student ID / reference number from the offer letter. Check the amount on the offer letter before paying.
Deadlines
Dates to plan around.
The next application deadlines at this university, and the key dates of each intake.
Next application deadline
4 Dec2026
International Foundation Programme · January intake
19 days left
Next application deadlines
International Foundation Programme
International Year One (IYO)
Direct Entry (Undergraduate)
Direct Entry (Master's)
Pre-Master's
Key dates by intake
January intake
- International Foundation Programme
- International Year One (IYO)
- Pre-Master's
Application Deadline
4th Dec 2026
Deposit Deadline
7th Dec 2026
PCI Deadline
9th Dec 2026
CAS Request Deadline
17th Dec 2026
January intake
- Direct Entry (Undergraduate)
- Direct Entry (Master's)
Application deadline
4th Dec 2026
Deposit deadline (pass the PCI first)
7th Dec 2026
PCI deadline
9th Dec 2026
CAS request deadline
17th Dec 2026
Deadlines can close early when places fill. Apply as soon as the student has their documents.
Campus life
Where you will live and study.
City Campus, Wolverhampton: the International Study Centre (opened September 2025) is in the MX building.
Getting around
Nearest airport
BHXBirmingham Airport (BHX), about 40 min by direct train
- City Campus
- BirminghamAbout 20 min by train
- ManchesterAbout 1 h 15 by train
Nearest station: Wolverhampton, an 8 minute walk from City Campus
Approximate times. Train times from Wolverhampton station. Source: Trainline, checked 4 Nov 2026.
Accommodation
3 or 4 instalments available Semester 2 room: one payment, 2 February 2027
£500 for all new students
Room types
Click any room to see it on the university website.
Standard
£103 per week
Standard
£3,811 for 37 weeks
September to May
Standard
£4,326 for 42 weeks
September to June
Standard
£5,356 for 52 weeks
June to June
En-suite
£121.50 per week
En-suite
£4,495.50 for 37 weeks
September to May
En-suite
£5,103 for 42 weeks
September to June
En-suite
£6,318 for 52 weeks
June to June
Standard, Semester 2
£2,044.69 for the semester
10 January to 29 May 2027
En-suite, Semester 2
£2,413.04 for the semester
10 January to 29 May 2027
Students under 18 need a UK guardian and suitable housing until their 18th birthday. Ask the university about its under-18 arrangements before booking.
Videos and tours
How to find us – Wolverhampton ISC
Wolverhampton ISC in 40 seconds
Beulah’s favourite places on City Campus
Student stories
In their own words.
8 student stories from Wolverhampton, 4 on video.
From
Video
Video
VideoSoha
“the one-to-one sessions with my tutors have really helped me progress”
VideoPramila
Reytal
“I have always wanted to work in medicine, and the International Study Centre has supported me throughout my journey and inspired me to continue pursuing my goals.”
Mariam
“I have found the academic staff to be incredibly supportive and genuinely invested in helping me achieve my full potential.”
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Ready for a closer look?
Open any programme at Wolverhampton for its entry requirements, payment plan and key dates, or ask our team to help you choose.
Information last updated 8 Nov 2026.