We welcome international students to our College. We value their contribution to the College academic, social and cultural life.
We offer a wide range of guidance and support to help you prepare for your studies and make the most of your time at the College as an international student, including:
Can I visit the College before I start? We are always happy to show international students around the college. Please contact the International Office to arrange a visit.
What courses can I study? Most courses are open to international students. However visas are normally only available to international students studying full-time.
What happens when I arrive at GABIC? We encourage all international students to attend the Welcome Program, held during the week before the start of the academic year. The program provides an excellent opportunity to settle in and meet other students.
English Language requirement Applicants whose first language is not English, and who have not lived in a country where the first language is English for at least three years immediately before the start of their course, need to satisfy the College English language requirement. You will need IELTS. TOEFL
Can I meet someone from the College in my own country? College staff travel overseas frequently and are always pleased to meet students and discuss study opportunities.
How much will my fees be? What is the cost of living in London? Do you offer any scholarships? For information on fees, costs of living and financing your time at GABIC, please contact the College
What qualifications do I need to apply? We have extensive experience in evaluating qualifications from all over the world. If you have a query about the evaluation of your qualifications please contact the Admissions Office
In-sessional support courses During your college program, classroom based students can choose-at no cost-from a range of courses. Some of these are designed to support your studies, while others are for general interest. Courses currently on offer include:
Enrolment for in-sessional courses takes place in the first week of each semester. There is no need to apply before then.
How will I be supported? International students can benefit from all of the academic and personal support that the College offers. For further details on how we can support you throughout your time at GABIC. Study Skills for International Students The four –week Study Skills course, held from August to September, is for students who have already satisfied the College English language requirement and who have an unconditional offer of a place on a degree program. The Study Skills course introduces you to the typical teaching methods used in UK College, and to the language and study skills that will help you to be successful in your studies. The course is also a great way to make new friends and settle into the college life before the start of the academic year. The course offers students intensive practice (21 hours each week) in essential study skills, including:
You will also engage in a small research task in your own study area, an will receive individual guidance. There is no formal assessment or test at the end of the course. We will, however, tell you about your strengths and weakness and give you advice on how you can continue to improve your study skills. Overseas Applications You may apply directly or through a registered consultant. If you wish to verify a consultant or education agent you should email registrat.ac@gabic.org or call 00 44 (0) 2085912682 with your enquiry. Please note that none of these consultants is authorized to take cash payments from you and none of them should charge you for visa processing. Please follow the guidance below to submit your application.
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