Every route into a UK education, in one place.
From a summer of English at fifteen to a doctorate at thirty. Start from where you are now rather than from a prospectus, and every figure on this page is counted off the catalogue as you read it.
What there is to choose from
Read off the official register and off each university's own pages, and counted again every time somebody opens this.
Starting before university
Ways in that begin before a first year does.
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Summer Camp
Ages 13 to 17. Two to six weeks of lessons, English and trips at a UK school, with everything arranged from the airport on.
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High School
Ages 14 to 18. GCSE and A level at a UK school, boarding or day, with guardianship and the under eighteen visa handled.
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Language Preparation
English before a degree begins, and English alongside it once it has.
The ladder, and where you join it
You do not have to start at the bottom. Each one says how big it is on this catalogue.
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HND and BTEC
Two years, and a way straight into the third. 82 courses at 10 universities
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Foundation
The year that gets you to the first year. 200 courses at 59 universities
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Undergraduate
The bachelor degree. 13,346 courses at 138 universities
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Top-up
One year that finishes a degree you have started. 5 courses at 1 university
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Postgraduate
A masters, in a year. 13 courses at 7 universities
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PhD
Three to four years on your own question. 1 course at 2 universities
By subject
What the catalogue actually holds, counted as you read it.
12 of 170 subject areas, the ones with the most courses on them.
Not sure which one fits you
Answer six questions about your grades, your English and your budget, and see which universities would take you.