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Apolytirion: Overall score of 17 for a 3 year course, courses with an integrated masters may ask for 18.

Network Foundation: 60% overall include 60% in English

International Baccalaureate: Grade between 28-36.

European Baccalaureate: Grade of 65%-75% dependent upon course.

Some courses may have subject specific requirements in addition to the above.

Generally, the minimum entry requirement for most taught Masters courses is a lower second class honours degree (2.2). However, some departments may require upper second class honours degrees (2.1) or relevant work experience.

For specific requirements, please refer to the Postgraduate Admissions Office website.

17+ on English from Pan-Hellenic exams

IELTS Score of at least 6.0 - 7.5

If you require help or assistance with your English then our International English Centre will be pleased to offer assistance and guidance. The Centre offers an intensive full-time course available before you commence your degree and provides ongoing support throughout the duration of your studies.

International Accommodation Award

We are delighted to provide our international students with the International Accommodation Scholarship, meaning the cost of your housing is included in your tuition fees.

The University has several different accommodation buildings. The International Accommodation Scholarship is different depending on which halls of residences you choose but its either totally free or discounted by £2,000.

Students must meet the terms and conditions to be eligible for the offer.

Global Wales Scholarships

3 x Scholarships (one per student) worth £10,000 for an applicant studying a Postgraduate Masters course at Aberystwyth University.

Funded in partnerships between the Welsh Government, Universities Wales, The British Council and the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales. Terms and conditions apply.

Iasson Chryssikos

(BA International Politics)

Adjusting to Aberystwyth both academically and in everyday life was rather smooth and easy. The University and its students’ associations are always willing to help and the local community is very welcoming, since locals have been in constant contact with students from abroad.

Markos Kousounadis

(BA Medieval & Early Modern History)

"What I love about Aber is the friendly atmosphere, and the beautiful scenery around the area. The social life is really good, and the university accommodation helps build that even further."

Viktor Papatheodorou

(LLB Law)

The three years I lived in Aber offered me experiences and memories that I will never forget. I met my wife, established beautiful and long-lasting friendships from all over the world, walked by the seaside and enjoyed coffees at the Union. I remember the difficult nights before the exams sharing my anxiety with friends and co-students, but at the end it was all worth it. An excellent environment for students, supported by experienced and helpful academic staff and a beautiful town.

I am currently a lawyer in Athens, being a partner in Viktor Papatheodorou & Partners Law Office located in the centre of the city. Although currently practicing in a Greek civil law legal system, studying Law at Aberystwyth University helped me adopt the proper process required to analyse legal issues and taught me the basic principles of the legal profession. The professors, lecturers and tutors of the Law Department were always supportive to the law students and open to discussions with them. After my degree in Aber, I did my Masters in London (UCL), where I used all the knowledge and experience obtained during my bachelor's degree in Aber. The successful practice of the legal profession depends on the strong foundations the law student acquires during his/her studies and the Law Department of Aber is successfully orientated towards this goal of providing one with that strong background of legal knowledge, a background which accompanies one throughout one's career.