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University of Hertfordshire Intakes and Deadlines

Rather than one annual start, Herts runs a September intake (its biggest, with the full course range) and a smaller January intake, with some courses also taking a May entry. Undergraduates apply through UCAS; postgraduates apply directly to the university on a rolling basis, so a place is assessed as soon as a complete application arrives. From September 2026 the new Hertfordshire Medical School also opens, with Medicine following the separate UCAS medical timeline.

Intakes Deadline

September 2026 – main intake

UCAS equal-consideration deadline around 14 January 2026; final UCAS deadline 30 June 2026; later applications via UCAS Clearing until places fill

January 2027

A smaller second intake for selected postgraduate and some undergraduate courses; apply by around October–December 2026

May intake

Limited courses only; check the specific course page

Postgraduate (taught)

Rolling admission - apply any time, assessed as received, ideally 3–4 months ahead

Medicine (MBBS, from Sept 2026)

UCAS medical deadline of 15 October (year before entry), with interviews and extra selection steps

 

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University of Hertfordshire Fees for International Students

Herts tuition for international students is charged per year and varies by course. The 2026-27 figures below are approximate annual estimates for tuition only. INR values are approximate (around ₹107 per £1).

Level / Programme Type International Full-Time Fee (per year) Approx. in INR

Undergraduate (Bachelor's)

£14,750 – £20,410

₹15.8L – ₹21.8L

Postgraduate Coursework (Master's)

£15,450 – £26,660

₹16.5L – ₹28.5L

MBA

£18,000 – £22,000

₹19.3L – ₹23.5L

Application fee

UG via UCAS (£28.50); direct PG applications free

Tuition deposit (to secure CAS)

Typically £4,000+ (credited to tuition)

₹4.3L+

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University of Hertfordshire Programmes

Herts offers over 150 career-focused programs for international students, built around industry links and one of the UK's largest placement networks:

 

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    Bachelor's Degrees three-year degrees (four with a placement/sandwich year) in fields such as computer science, engineering, business, biosciences, law, and the creative arts.
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    Master's & Postgraduate Coursework programs in high-demand areas like data science and analytics, cyber security, AI and robotics, computer science, international business and the MBA, many with an optional placement year.
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    Research Degrees PhD and MPhil across the university's research strengths, recognised in the UK Research Excellence Framework.
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    Medicine (new for 2026) the new Hertfordshire Medical School welcomes its first MBBS cohort in September 2026.
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    Foundation & Pathways foundation and pre-master's routes for students who fall just short of direct entry.
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    Distinctive Strengths aerospace and engineering (its founding discipline), creative arts (recognised internationally), computer science, and health, with facilities like a Clinical Simulation Centre and mock law court.
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University of Hertfordshire International Students Criteria

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    Undergraduate academic requirement: A recognised Year 12-equivalent qualification; Indian applicants typically need around 60–70% in Class 12, with subject prerequisites for some courses.
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    Postgraduate requirement: A recognised bachelor's degree, usually a UK 2:1 or 2:2 (around 55–65% for Indian applicants); the MBA and some courses may require relevant work experience.
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    English proficiency: IELTS 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each band) for most undergraduate courses, and IELTS 6.5 (minimum 5.5 in each band) for most postgraduate and research courses; PTE, TOEFL and Cambridge English are also accepted, or around 65–75% in Class 12 English. Some courses require higher.
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    Pathways / exemptions: Strong Class 12 English may exempt some applicants; foundation and pre-master's routes are available for those who fall short.
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    Supporting documents: Academic transcripts and certificates, proof of English proficiency, a personal statement, references, a CV (for postgraduate), and a passport copy; some courses require a portfolio or interview (e.g. art and design, nursing).
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    Application: UG applicants apply through UCAS; PG applicants apply directly to Herts or through an approved overseas representative. A credibility/pre-CAS interview applies for international students.
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    Student visa: Herts issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) once conditions are met and the deposit is paid; students then apply for the UK Student visa with proof of funds and any required documents (such as a TB test certificate).
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University of Hertfordshire Scholarships

Herts offers international students a range of merit-based scholarships, most assessed automatically during the application process. The awards below are open to Indian and other international students.

 

1. Chancellor's International Scholarship

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    A tuition-fee reduction (typically £500 – £4,000) for first-time international students.
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    Open to undergraduate and postgraduate applicants, including from India.
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    Assessed automatically during the application process, no separate application required.

 

2. University of Hertfordshire Graduate Scholarship

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    A fee discount for Herts graduates progressing to a further course at the university.
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    Open to returning international students.
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    Applied automatically when eligibility is confirmed.

 

3. UG Tri-Annual Scholarship

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    A merit-based award for high-achieving undergraduate applicants, offered as a tuition-fee reduction (around £1,000).
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    Open to international students with strong academic records.
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    Assessed automatically during admission.

 

4. Vice-Chancellor's / Regional Scholarships

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    Region- and merit-based awards (with some sources citing higher-value awards up to around £8,000 for eligible students).
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    Open to international students from selected regions, including India.
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    Awarded on academic merit, confirmed in the offer.

 

5. Early-Bird Payment Discount

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    A discount for students who pay their tuition in full by a specified date before the course starts.
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    Open to international students across most programs.
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    Applied automatically when the payment deadline and conditions are met.