United States

The University offers the following scholarships for self-funding international students. You will be automatically considered for one of these awards when we receive your application. 

Courses starting in February 2020

• £1,500 per year for undergraduate students
• £2,000 for postgraduate students
• £1,500 for MBA students

Courses starting in September 2020

• £1,500 per year for undergraduate students
• £2,000 for postgraduate students
• £2,000 for MBA students

For more information visit the international scholarships page.

Our overall fee structure can be found on the undergraduate and postgraduate fee page. For individual fees please check your selected course page. 

For information on loan schemes for US students please click here.

Foundation Entry Requirements

• Applicants who have passed the High School Graduation Diploma with a grade lower than B can be considered for entry to our Foundation Years. 

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

• Applicants who have passed the High School Graduation Diploma with a grade B average or above and have a SAT combined score of 1100 or above (550+ in each test) – Applicants who sat the SAT previous to 2016 will require a combined score of 1670+ can be considered for entry to the first year of the degree
• Applicants who have passed the High School Graduation Diploma with a grade B average or above and have an ACT (American College Test) score of 23 or above can be considered for entry to the first year of the degree
  
• Applicants who have passed the High School Graduation Diploma with a grade B average or above and have an Advanced Placement Tests with grade 3 and above in at least 3 relevant Group A, AP subjects can gain entry to the first year of the degree
• Applicants who have successfully completed a 2 year Associate Degree of Professional Diploma at an institution such as a community college can be considered for advanced entry to the 2nd year of a relevant degree programme.

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

• Applicants with the equivalent to a Second Class Lower degree will be considered for masters programme entry
• Applicants with a masters degree will be considered for masters programme entry

English Qualifications

Applicants should have Grade C or above in English in the High School Graduation Diploma.

Loan Schemes for US Students

The University of South Wales is a Title IV School and is therefore authorised by the US Department of Education to certify applications (for eligible students) for the Family Federal Education Loan Program (FFELP).

To find all the information you will need to submit your application for financial aid, receive your disbursements, and get ready for repayment please click here.

For further information about the Sallie Mae loan, please click here.

Partner Institutions

The University of South Wales has relationships with the following US institutions:

• University of South Dakota
• Western Carolina University
• Central Missouri State University
• Eastern Illinois University
• University of South Florida, Tampa

We’re delighted to announce that PhD alumnus, Richard James Burgess (Phd Musicology, 2010) has recently been nominated and is now shortlisted as a finalist in the British Council’s Education UK Alumni Awards in the US. 

If you are an institution and wish to explore establishing a relationship please feel free to contact the International Recruitment Team.

Please contact us with any questions you may have about studying and applying to the University of South Wales.

Officers

Ricard Stacey
International Executive

Telephone: +44 1443 483492
Email: richard.stacey@southwales.ac.uk

Address:
USW International, 
University of South Wales, 
Llantwit Rd, 
Treforest, South Wales, 
CF37 1DL

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