About University of Birmingham
Major research university and founding member of the Russell Group. Established in 1825, the university has grown to serve 40,025 students across a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programmes. As a Russell Group institution based in Birmingham, England, it offers a vibrant academic environment with strong links to industry and research. International students make up approximately 30–40% of the student body, contributing to a diverse and globally connected campus community. Annual tuition fees for UK students start from £9,250/year, while international students can expect to pay £22,000–£40,000/year depending on the programme.
Popular Subjects & Programmes
Entry Requirements
AAA – AAB at A-Level (or equivalent). IELTS 7.0+ for international students.
UK Students
A-Levels, BTEC, Scottish Highers, Access to HE, or equivalent qualifications accepted.
International Students
International Baccalaureate, national qualifications, and foundation programmes accepted. English language test required.
Campus & Facilities
Campus type: Large City Campus
Available Scholarships6
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UK Government (FCDO)
The UK government's flagship international scholarship programme, awarding fully-funded Master's degrees at any UK university to future leaders.
Commonwealth Scholarship
Commonwealth Scholarship Commission
Fully-funded scholarships for citizens of Commonwealth countries to study at UK universities, supporting development in home countries.
GREAT Scholarship
British Council & UK Government
Scholarships of at least £10,000 towards a one-year taught Master's degree at a UK university, offered in partnership with the British Council.
University of Birmingham Global Masters Scholarship
University of Birmingham
Birmingham's international scholarship programme for postgraduate taught students from around the world.
Marshall Scholarship
Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission
Fully-funded scholarships for American citizens to study at any UK university, commemorating the Marshall Plan.
EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnerships
Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council
EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnerships fund PhD research in engineering and physical sciences at the UK's leading research universities.
Key Facts
💷 Tuition Fees
UK Students (per year)
£9,250/year
International Students (per year)
£22,000–£40,000/year
* Fees are indicative and may vary by programme. Always check the official university website.
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