
Scholarships and funding
Find out more about scholarships and country-specific funding
Find out about the Ugandan student community at Southampton, entry requirements for our courses and other information specific to your country.
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Find out more about scholarships and country-specific funding
See details ofÌýour representatives, who can give adviceÌýabout studying here
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This information is forÌýgeneral guidanceÌýonly; entry requirements vary for different courses.ÌýFor more specific details, please visit the relevant course web page or contact the admissions office for your chosen subject area .
If you do not have the traditional entry requirements for our undergraduate courses, you may be able to qualify by doing one of our foundation yearsÌýfirst. To find out more, visit our foundation years page, contact one of our Ugandan representatives or .
To be considered forÌýa place onÌýone of our undergraduate (bachelors) degrees, you will need:
High grades in Ugandan Advanced Level exams |
High grades in UK A levels |
Between 28 and 38 points in the International Baccalaureate (IB) |
A recognised foundation year programme |
MastersÌýprogrammes |
A first or upper second class (1st or 2:1) bachelor degree awarded by a recognised university. UK 1st equivalent: 1st, or GPA 4.4 |
PhD programmes |
Good grades in bachelors and masters degrees awarded by a recognised university,Ìýand a strong research proposal UK 1st equivalent: 1st, or GPA 4.4 |
You will need to be able toÌýdemonstrateÌýthe requiredÌýlevel of English language proficiency. We require a letter from the student's previous institution to confirm they teach in English combined with the student having achieved at least a pass in their Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE).
Find out more about our English language requirements and support .
We are pleased to welcome students fromÌýUganda to the University each year.
Getting involved in clubs and societies is a great way to meet other students from your country and from around the world. There are manyÌýsocieties run by the University's Students' Union (SUSU) forÌýdifferent interests, religions, sports and academic groups.
Visit the ÃÛÌÒTV Students' Union (SUSU) website for more information about .
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