TODAY WE’LL COVER...

• Benefits of studying in the UK
• How to choose a University?
• Selecting the right Course
• How to apply

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Benefits of studying in the UK

• World-Class Education
• Wide Range of Courses
• Shorter Study Duration
• Employability & Global Recognition
• Cultural Experience
• Language Advantage
• Student Support & Wellbeing
• Travel Opportunities�� A UK university education = quality, opportunity, and � global recognition

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How to choose a University?

• Location – Where Do You See Yourself?�City centre, small town, by the sea, or on a campus?
• Classroom Size & Teaching Quality�Think about how big you want your classes to be.
• Campus Experience�Do you want a multi-campus or a single-campus �university?
• Scholarships & Fees�Always check what financial support is available.
• Choosing the Right Course
• Study Abroad Opportunities
• Entry Requirement��The right university is about more than just the course —�It’s about location, community, opportunities, and support.

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Selecting the right Course

• Check Entry Requirements�Look at both general entry criteria and course-specific requirements.
• Read the Course Syllabus�Review modules and themes online.
• Speak to Academics�Contact lecturers for more insight.
• Align With Your Interests�Choose a subject you are genuinely curious about.
• Look Ahead�Consider career opportunities linked to the course, is the course accredited by� professional bodies.��The right course should challenge you, inspire you, and �prepare you for your future.��

St Mary’s University, London –�Undergraduate Overview

Business & Management – business, finance, marketing, communications

Health & Medicine – health sciences, medical school, allied health

Sport & Coaching – sports science, coaching, performance, elite sport links

Education & Teaching – primary education, early years, teacher training (QTS)

Psychology & Behavioural Sciences – applied and research-focused psychology

Law & Criminology – law, justice, and society programmes

Humanities & Arts – English, literature, creative writing, theatre, acting

Theology & Liberal Arts – ethics, philosophy, theology

Computer Science & Digital – computing and digital technologies

Top teaching quality in London • Small, supportive campus community • Strong industry and professional links

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Writing a Good Personal

Statement (UCAS New Format)�

Since October 2023, UCAS is phasing out the traditional single essay

and moving toward a new structured format with questions.�

• Motivation for course – why they want to study the subject.
• Preparedness – skills, experiences, and study that make �them suitable.
• Preparation for higher education – independent learning,� time management, etc.
• Extra-curricular activities – relevant work, volunteering, �or wider interests.

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Top tips

Quality over quantity

Natural language

Avoid clichés 

Spell check and proof read

Wider reading

Be honest

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