Admissions queries
Information on the undergraduate courses available, entry requirements, course costs and funding opportunities, application procedures and deadlines, and student stories are at undergraduate study.
Prospective postgraduate students will find detailed information on the courses available, entry requirements, course costs and funding opportunities, application procedures and deadlines at Postgraduate Admissions. If you are applying for other courses (see Types of Study), you should contact that provider if you require further information about the application and admissions procedure.
International Student Office
The International Student Office provides specialist support to students who study at Cambridge from outside the UK and contributes more widely to international student and student mobility matters at the University. This offices can be contacted with queries in relation to the content on the 'International Students' website.
Enquiries about applying to the University should be directed to the relevant admissions offices for undergraduate or postgraduate study as outlined in the section above. This includes queries on fee status or funding.
Studying
Most students have an academic supervisor and a pastoral tutor. These are very helpful sources of information and support. If they cannot provide the detail information or support you require, they will know where to refer you.
Students undertaking short courses and who do not have College affiliation will have different arrangements. You should seek clarification on the support available to you from the institution providing your study.
The Cambridge students webpages provide detailed information on Cambridge life, your course, resources available to you and student support services.
External providers of information
The collegiate University is a member of the UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA), the national advisory body for international students in the UK. UKCISA provides information and telephone support to students from when you are planning and preparing to come to study through to moving on from your studies. UKCISA provides clear, detailed and current information on visas, fees, cost of living, practical concerns (such as housing, healthcare, council tax).
The British Council provides practical guidance for international students on living and studying in the UK.
The Home Office is the source of information on all aspects of immigration.