Study Faster & Better with University of Surrey

Yes, you are allowed to apply for more than one course. However, we urge you to carefully assess your options and ensure that your personal statement is appropriate for each application. Several offers may be presented to you, but you can only accept one. Any more offers will be withdrawn once you accept one.

 The following things you must know before you fill out the application form for the University of Surrey:
 
The copies of your qualifications (certificates or transcripts) that have been signed and stamped demonstrate how you meet or anticipate meeting the entry requirements.

If English is not your first language, please provide proof of your language proficiency.

A copy of your passport (if a visa is required for study abroad here).

An individual statement.

Information about how to reach two referees.

The University of Surrey offers full-time enrollment in all its courses, with some having part-time or distance learning alternatives. For information on the possible study methods, please go to the course information page for the postgraduate degree you are interested in.

By using Surrey Self-Service, you can keep an eye on the status of your application. After eight weeks, you can check on the status of your application to get in touch with the admissions team.
 
Please check your junk folder if you have yet to get an email from us with your University number 48 hours after completing your application. If you still need to receive it there, contact the admissions staff at admissions@surrey.ac.uk. It would be best if you also worried because our experts will help you track your application progress.

If you plan to be admitted to this university, you must ask for the date for filling out application forms on time for this campus. Depending on your chosen course, you can often apply online starting in September for September enrollment the following year (or February entry for some courses). 

The University of Surrey considers applications from students who need to earn the necessary GPA. Applications will be evaluated case-by-case and typically assessed by the faculty. Two years of management-level job experience within your chosen sector may be sufficient to make up for a gap in required grades.