You can find information on all of our courses here.
You can apply direct to USW online. Simply search for your course you're interested in and select the 'how to apply' option on your course for further details. Undergraduate students can also apply through UCAS. Both are very straight forward and easy to use.
We offer generous scholarships for students at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Please visit our scholarships page for more information on how much of a scholarship you may be eligible for.
You can find a detailed list of entry requirements for your country under the country pages section. You will also find common entry requirements on individual course pages.
You can find our English language requirements here.
Please also visit your country page, where you will be able to find specific English language requirements for your country.
In addition, our English Language School provides an excellent learning opportunity for students who do not reach the language requirements for their desired course.
We work with many agencies across the world. Agents can provide expert advice and information on applying for university.
If you are considering using an agency, please check your country page to find key agent representatives of USW in your country. Each country also has a contact within the international recruitment team who you can talk with to discuss any questions in more detail.
Your application is received by our team of international admissions specialists, who will process it within 5 working days. Some applications may take a little longer to be processed as they need to be viewed by course leaders.
A conditional offer means you still need to meet some requirements to study with us – usually exam results. Your offer letter should state what you need to submit in order to achieve an unconditional offer. Other conditions include submitting a work reference or your transcripts for example.
If you have been given an unconditional offer, all you need to do is accept the offer and proceed to the deposit stage of the application.
Instructions on how to do this will be included in your unconditional offer.