Further study: international students
You may be thinking about further study after your current degree course. This could mean applying for a Masters after your undergraduate degree, or considering a PhD, in the UK or another country.
It is important to take your time to explore your options carefully, researching courses, entry requirements and institutions you are interested in, as well as visa regulations. If you are progressing to another course in the UK, you can get advice from the University’s immigration advice team.
- Further study, including things to consider, Masters courses, considering a PhD, applying for further study, all with a focus on study in the UK.
- British Council: Study in the UK
- Prospects: Study in the UK - scroll down to the sections on Masters degrees and PhDs
- Use the course search tools on Prospects, www.postgrad.com or www.findamasters.com. As well as searching for courses by subject, you can also explore profiles of the universities and academic departments you're interested in.
- For PhD advice, see the Considering a PhD section on the Further study page. If you are looking for a PhD in the UK, a funded PhD would be the ideal option.
As well as looking for the right course, check entry requirements and any additional exams or tests you may need to take, visa regulations, and the language of instruction.
- Study EU - study choice portal, courses taught in English in the EU
- Studee - find and apply for university courses abroad
- Euraxess - EU site for professional researchers
- International Student - USA school search
- Fulbright study in the USA
- Times Higher Education World University Rankings
- QS World University Rankings
- Post study work visas - a brief guide from Times Higher Education to post-study work visas in US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Germany
- GoinGlobal (York log-in required) includes country and city guides with job and cultural information to help you explore possible destinations.
The following may help you look for funding and scholarships; you should also look on individual university websites for any scholarships or bursaries they offer.
- International Education and Financial Aid IEFA, scholarship search by subject, destination country, country you are from.
- European funding guide may have some potential funding if you are planning to study in an EU country
- EduCanada scholarships
- Fulbright study in the USA
- IIE Funding for US study
- Postgraduate funding and fees information from postgrad.com - information for UK, Europe, USA
- British Council: Scholarships and funding
- Commonwealth scholarships