You could talk about why you’ve decided to invest a significant amount of money in the UK, or your career plan and what field of work you aspire to work in. 

How long will you have to work to earn back the cost of your UK study?

Your course page will give more information of teaching and assessment methods, course length, and qualifications. It will also give details on course content (what you will study).

Think about your career aspirations and the revelance of your course to your future career path. You could check the career section of your course page and explain why you are progressing to this course and how it relates to your previous study. You should also consider explaining any gaps in study, career breaks, and why you are returning to study if applicable.

Please check our international fees and scholarships page.

Think about academic progression and postgraduate study and how the higher award will relate to what you will be studying at USW.

You could talk about what your expected salary will be and what you expect of your career progression. You can also talk about how studying this course at USW will help you to progress in your career.

If your parents/spouse are supporting you, be prepared to talk about their finances and occupations. 

If the funds have come from a large transaction such as a sale of land, you should be prepared to talk about that during the interview and to provide documentary evidence to support the application.

Think about how you can fund your studies and support your dependants. 

If you have any questions, please contact our Immigration and International Student Advice team on [email protected].