No matter our backgrounds, no matter our passions, we can each do good in the world. All it takes is opportunity - and at York, we're here to make opportunity possible.
We're a high-performing Russell Group university with a reputation for inspirational and life-changing research which feeds directly into our teaching. We're the proud home of over 20,000 students from over 150 countries, each contributing to our inclusive community. Let's make a difference, together.
With a vibrant community of over 300 students from North America and the Caribbean, you’ll never be alone. At York:
International students Margaux, Natasha and Deborah explain how York became their home from home.
Settling into life as a student at the University of York was quite smooth for me. The supportive environment, diverse student community, and engaging academic activities made the transition enjoyable.
Anna, BSc Computer Science
The entry requirements below are provided for guidance only. The acceptance rate may vary by course. Other post-school qualifications may also be considered for entry to York on a case-by-case basis.
If you are studying A Levels or the International Baccalaureate please see our typical standard offers for GCE A Level and the International Baccalaureate on our course pages.
If you're studying the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) you will need to take six units, including two/three double-unit courses.
Explore our undergraduate courses
To help you meet our undergraduate entry requirements, you can study a Foundation course through our International Pathway College. Explore our international pathways.
For a postgraduate taught course such as a Masters, you would normally need a Bachelors degree from a recognised institution. Typically, you will need at least the equivalent of a UK lower second class honours degree (2:2). Actual requirements will vary by course.
For a research degree such as an MPhil or a PhD, you would normally need a Bachelors degree, plus either a Masters degree in a relevant subject or some experience of conducting research.
Explore our postgraduate courses
To help you meet our postgraduate entry requirements, you can study a Pre-Masters course through our International Pathway College. Explore our international pathways.
Trinidad and Tobago is a majority English-speaking country, as specified by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). Therefore, if you are a Trinidad and Tobago national, or you have completed a qualification equivalent to a UK degree in Trinidad and Tobago, you do not need to provide evidence of your English language abilities.
Trinidad and Tobago is a majority English-speaking country, as specified by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). Therefore, if you are a Trinidad and Tobago national, or you have completed a qualification equivalent to a UK degree in Trinidad and Tobago, you do not need to provide evidence of your English language abilities.
We offer a number of scholarships and funding opportunities for international students both at a University level and departmental level.
Find out more about undergraduate funding, scholarships and loans
Government departments, international agencies, charitable organisations and private companies may also be able to provide financial support for certain subject areas. If there is a local British Council office near you they can provide up-to-date advice on what is available for your country and you can search for scholarships online.
We offer a number of scholarships and funding opportunities for international students both at a University level and departmental level.
Find out more about postgraduate taught funding, scholarships and loans
Find out more about postgraduate research funding, scholarships and loans
There are a number of external funding bodies that exist to support study in the UK. You may be able to apply for some of their competitive scholarships and awards:
Government departments, international agencies, charitable organisations and private companies may also be able to provide financial support for certain subject areas. If there is a local British Council office near you they can provide up-to-date advice on what is available for your country and you can search for scholarships online.
University students pay tuition fees to cover the cost of teaching. Our tuition fees vary by course and may change on a year-to-year basis.
It's important to keep in mind the cost of living away from home throughout your studies. From accommodation to food shopping, our undergraduate living costs guide aims to give you an overview of the cost of student life in the UK.
University students pay tuition fees to cover the cost of teaching. Our tuition fees vary by course and may change on a year-to-year basis.
Postgraduate taught tuition fees
Postgraduate research tuition fees
It's important to keep in mind the cost of living away from home throughout your studies. From accommodation to food shopping, our postgraduate taught living costs guide and postgraduate research living costs guides aim to give you an overview of the cost of student life in the UK.
If you wish to receive extra support when applying to study in the UK, you can choose to be counselled by an agent. The University of York is partnered with education agents for Trinidad and Tobago, who are carefully selected and regularly trained by the University.
Our agent partners:
We don't currently have any authorised agents in Trinidad and Tobago. However, you can seek advice from the British Council in Trinidad and Tobago.
The list above includes partners that we highly recommend based on the country from which you are applying. The services provided can vary, as can the fees (some services are free of charge). We recommend that you use the web links provided to research your options thoroughly before making a final decision.
Students who choose to be counselled by an agent should expect the following standards of service:
It is important to us that you are satisfied with the service that you receive from an agent. You can provide feedback to us by completing the agent feedback form. All responses are anonymous. If you have any questions please contact international@york.ac.uk.
Immigration and visa applications can be confusing. We've tried to explain the process as simply as we can.
To apply to study at York, you will need to complete an application via UCAS (the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Here's an overview of what happens when, and how to join us at York.
You can apply online for postgraduate taught and postgraduate research degrees. You can apply all year round in most cases but we recommend that you apply as early as possible due to competition for places and funding application deadlines. Here's an overview of what happens when, and how to join us at York.
Got a question about applying to York? Email our friendly International Team for advice and support.
If you've already applied to study at York please use You@York to upload any documents. Please do not email documents to us.
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