Singapore

Application guidance

The following information is for guidance only. Competition for places at the University of Bristol is very strong, and the achievement of a specified qualification does not guarantee that an offer will be made. We aim to respond to your application as quickly as possible to help you plan your studies.

If your qualification is not mentioned or you have any further questions, please contact us for advice.

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• International Foundation Programme
• Undergraduate entry requirements
• Postgraduate entry requirements
• Transferring your studies
• Scholarships
• Education representatives
• Student societies
• Our alumni
• Get in touch

International Foundation Programme

The International Foundation Programme (IFP) is delivered by the University of Bristol to prepare international students for a degree programme at the University through tailored English language units and academic subject units.

You can find more information through Kaplan International Pathways, our trusted education partner for applications and admissions to the International Foundation Programme.

Undergraduate entry requirements

You can apply for undergraduate courses through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Find out more from UCAS about applying to university in the UK. The UCAS institution code for the University of Bristol is BRISL B78.

Entry requirements vary for each course. Please check our undergraduate course listings for details of specific requirements.

Applicants will need to meet the English language requirements for their chosen course. Different courses need different levels of language skills, referred to as ‘profiles’. The required profile will be shown on the course page. Find out more about our English language profiles.

• Applicants with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, or British A-levels will be considered for admission onto our bachelor's degree courses.
• Applicants with the NUS High School Diploma (CAP 3.5 – 4.5 depending on the course) will be considered for admission onto our bachelor's degree courses.
• Applicants with the Polytechnic Diploma (GPA 3.1 -3.8 depending on the course) will be considered for admission onto our bachelor's degree courses.
• Applicants with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or British A-levels will be considered for admission onto our bachelor's degree courses.

Please note, the minimum grade requirements for BSc Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour are slightly lower than above, as listed on the course page.

Postgraduate entry requirements

You should apply online for all our postgraduate programmes.

Entry requirements vary for each programme. Please check our postgraduate programme listings for details of specific requirements.

Applicants will need to meet the English language requirements for their chosen course. Different courses need different levels of language skills, referred to as ‘profiles’. The required profile will be shown on the course page. Find out more about our English language profiles.

To be considered for admission to a master's degree programme at the University of Bristol, the minimum requirement for entry is typically an undergraduate degree from an acceptable institution that is equivalent to a UK upper second-class degree (also known as a 2:1).

Scholarships

The University provides a range of international scholarships, including our Think Big scholarships which can help fund your tuition fees.

Search our full list of funding to find more scholarships offered by the University of Bristol and external organisations.

Find more information about funding your studies on our student finances pages.

• Past students have also been sponsored by the Ministry of Education.

Education representatives

The University has agreements with many education representatives (also known as agents) around the world who can assist you with your application. Using a representative does not put your application at any advantage or disadvantage, and independent applications will be considered on an equal basis.

Please use the services of only one representative to avoid administrative complications. We strongly advise you to only work with a representative listed below. Please note that official representatives of the University of Bristol receive a commission payment for their services supporting incoming international students. The University does not pay commission to agents representing students receiving US federal loans. 

If you have any complaint or feedback about your experience with our education representatives, please contact us at international-office@bristol.ac.uk. 

The British Council have produced an online guide for students to support you in choosing an education agent. 

Our registered representatives in Singapore are:

• AUG Student Services
• IDP Singapore 
• Jack Study Abroad
• Overseas Education
• TheRightU

British Council

The British Council can give guidance and information about higher education in the UK. Find out from their website if there is an office near you and what services are available.

Student societies

Our student clubs include the Malaysian and Singaporean Students' Association, Asian Society and the International Students' Network, and over 400 more for different interests.

Our alumni

Our international alumni community includes more than 1,000 students from or living in Singapore, who are employed at organisations including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Dental Centre, Mother Tongue Singapore Translation, DBS Bank, and legal firms including WongPartnership LLP and Allen & Gledhill LLP.

Get in touch

The University of Bristol has a dedicated Southeast Asia Office. Please contact the SEA Office with any questions:
Email: sea-office@bristol.ac.uk

Book a 30-minute virtual meeting with our Southeast Asia Office on Calendly.

You can also contact us on our Southeast Asia Office Instagram account.