Information for students from Peru
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Entry requirements
Foundation courses.
We offer foundation courses for students who have taken the Certficado de Educaión Secundaria Común Completa, Diploma de Aptitud Profesional or other qualifications which we do not accept for direct entry to our undergraduate courses.
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We offer foundation courses for international students who are not qualified for direct entry to our undergraduate degree courses.
These courses are available at the University of Nottingham International College, just next to University Park Campus, in partnership with Kaplan International Colleges.
Find out more about the courses, entry requirements and progression options on Kaplan's website:
Applications and enquiries for these courses are handled by Kaplan and the college.
International foundation courses
Undergraduate courses
Full-time courses across our five faculties typically last for three to four years, although some degrees such as medicine and architecture have a longer duration.
Undergraduate entry requirements
Students taking the Certficado de Educaión Secundaria Común Completa or Diploma de Aptitud Profesional (technical-professional education) are required to take a foundation course.
Students who have successfully completed the first year at a recognised University may be exempt from the foundation programme and considered for admissions to year 1 of the Bachelors degree (Licenciatura), if relevant subjects have been studied and strong grades achieved – grades ranging from a minimum average of 12 to 13.
Students taking A levels or the IB should refer to the online undergraduate prospectus for entry requirements.
Students taking APs or SATs should refer to entry requirements for the USA.
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English language requirements
Masters courses
We offer a wide range of postgraduate masters degree programmes across our five faculties. Full-time masters courses typically last for one year.
Masters entry requirements
Applicants should hold a bachelors degree of a good standard from a recognised university, usually in a relevant subject area. Check course details in our Postgraduate Prospectus to see whether your chosen course requires the equivalent of an Upper Second Class (2:1) or Lower Second Class (2:2) degree.
Our entry requirements for degrees from Peruvian universities vary depending on the university where you have studied and the course you are applying for at Nottingham. The summary below is provided as guidance but requirements may vary for individual courses and we do require higher grades from some universities.
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Qualification Name
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Upper Second Class (2:1)
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Lower Second Class (2:2)
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Bachiller (Academic Bachiller from a University - minimum 3 years) - Bachelor Ordinary degree standard (only high grades acceptable)
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Minimum average mark of 15
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Minimum average mark of slightly lower than 15 |
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Licenciatura/Licenciado or a professional title (4-5 years) - Bachelor degree standard
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Minimum average mark of 13
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Minimum average mark of 12 |
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Research courses
Our PhD courses, available across a wide range of subject areas, typically include three years of full time research followed by an optional writing-up period of one year to complete your thesis.
Applicants should hold a masters degree of a good standard from a recognised university in a relevant subject area.
See the masters section for guidance on the grades we typically require from Peruvian universities. These will vary depending on the university where you have studied and the course you are applying for at Nottingham.
You should identify possible supervisors at Nottingham before applying and prepare a research proposal to submit with your application.
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English language requirements
Scholarships and funding
External sources of funding
Peruvian students at Nottingham
Connect with us
You can email a member of the team at internationaloffice@nottingham.ac.uk.
Or find other ways to contact or meet us including virtual and in-person events.
Official representatives
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