University of Plymouth: Rankings, Courses, Admissions, Tuition Fee, Cost of Attendance & Scholarships

The University of Plymouth was established in the year 1862. As per the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings, this university is 86th leading university globally doing excellent in the field of education and second in the UK. It has 22000+ students that are being offered various different courses in different domains including arts, science, health to name a few. The top 50 employer are ranked third best employer in the education sector after the University of Cambridge and University of Oxford.

Also, the university has received Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework.

University of Plymouth Highlights

University of Plymouth Programs, Campus and Residence

University of Plymouth offer various different courses including undergraduate study, post-graduate study and post-graduate research degrees as well. The students can choose from their subject interest areas including courses in architecture, design, building, education and teaching among many others to be a part of the university.

Regarding the postgraduate research degrees, there are more than 1,000 postgraduate researchers registered with the University and most of them are located on the main campus itself.

The University of Plymouth is one of the largest universities in the South West and it’s main campus is located at the centre of ‘Britain’s ocean city’. There are 2 campuses – one is located in city centre and other one is just 4 miles away.

The university-managed halls of residence ensure a safe environment for the students so that they can fully embrace their experience at the university. The university managed halls are located inside the campus and in the nearby student village as well. Bookings for the room are done on first come first basis.

University of Plymouth Admissions

Students looking to study a full-time undergraduate course, have to apply through Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

Application Deadline: The normal closing date for UCAS to receive applications is January 25, 2023. However, UCAS will continue accepting late applications (until 30 June 2023) and forward them to universities.

General Requirements: Official academic transcripts, Official program completion certificate, Mark Sheets, English language scores.

Additional Requirements: Birth certificate, passport copy, Insurance documentation, Valid student Visa.

English Language Ability Test: Minimum English test scores required for admission are given below:

University of Plymouth Cost of Attendance

Tuition fee – PG Courses

Tuition fees - PG Research students

MPhil/PhD/ResM/MD

Accommodation Cost

University of Plymouth Financial Aid 

Students can get the financial aid in form of student loans, allowances, and Scholarships. Majorly, 3 types of scholarships are offered by the University:

Undergraduate International Student Scholarship

The international students are eligible for this scholarship that achieve one grade more in their academic offer and meet the fixed English test requirement. The students will get £2,000 off in their tuition fees.

International Academic Excellence scholarships

The student gets 50% off in the successive year tuition fee, if an overall grade of 70% or above is maintained.

School of Psychology - International Undergraduate Gold Scholarship

The scholarship value is £4000 off on tuition fee if the students meet the eligibility criteria of the university for selected subjects.