International Offer Holders
Congratulations on your offer!
We can't wait to welcome you to Roehampton.
Step 1
Accept your offer.
You've been made an offer - congrats!
We're thrilled you're choosing to study here at Roehampton.
Your offer and any conditions you need to meet will be available in the portal (you'll find the link in your offer letter).
Find out more about entry requirements, your representatives, scholarships and funding for your country.
You may need to apply for a visa to study in the UK.
If you require a student visa to study in the UK, you will need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). You can request your CAS after you accept your offer with us. We can issue your CAS once your status is showing as unconditionalfFirm, and not longer that six months before your course starts.
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Step 2
Sorting out your finance and funding.
Now you’ve received your offer, you'll need to make sure you have sufficient funds to cover your academic fees and living costs.
We know the cost of university is significant, so we do all we can to support you throughout your studies.
Tuition fees
You'll find the tuition fee for your course in your offer letter and on the relevant course page.
If you need to pay an initial refundable deposit, this will be deducted from your tuition fees when you enrol. The amount you need to pay will be on your offer letter.
Financial support
A whole range of scholarships are available to our students.
Sources of funding
There are other sources of funding you may be able to apply for in your country; your local British Council office, your local Ministry of Educaton or local universities and colleges.
Here's some useful links:
- British Council - Funding your studies
- British Federation of Women Graduates Scholarships
- Benjamin A Gilman International Scholarship: scholarships for US undergraduate students on Study Abroad programmes
- Chevening Scholarships
- Commonwealth Scholarships
- Federal Loan - if you're applying from the US
- Rotary Foundation Grants
Step 3
Where to live while you're at uni.
Now you’ve picked where you want to study, it’s time to think about accommodation!
Choosing where to live while you study can be a big decision. We’re here to help you make the right choice for you.
Are you considering living in halls?
All our student accommodation is right on our campus, so your lectures, uni facilities, and social events are on your doorstep.
There are a range of different options so you can pick what suits you and your budget.
As an offer holder, we can guarantee you accommodation.
Where to live while you're at uni.
You'll have access to a wide range of support, both on-campus and online and tailored facilities for you to study, eat and relax in.
Commuting from home.
If you choose to live off campus, either with family, friends, or in private accommodation we’ll make sure you have an incredible university experience and make the most of your time as a student.
Our free shuttle bus makes this even easier.
You'll be in the heart of southwest London.
With Putney, Richmond and Wimbledon on your doorstep and central London only 30 minutes, you're going to have so much to experience and enjoy when you study at Roehampton.
Step 4
Supporting you.
We’ll support you throughout your time, and if you need help before starting do reach out.
We encourage our students to reach out to our Disability and Dyslexia Services Team so we can understand your needs, support you, and help ensure the adjustments you need are put into place.
If you declared a disability on your application, we'll be able to reach out to you directly. If not, please do contact us directly to make an appointment.
Our email address is: disabilities@roehampton.ac.uk
English language and preparation courses
We offer a range of short courses that will enhance your university experience by developing your academic and English language skills.
Our courses:
Pre-sessional English language
