Students from Greece

Undergraduate Programmes: 
Candidates are expected to have achieved an Apolytirio of Lykeio with a minimum score 17 -18 with IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 in each part of the test.

Postgraduate Programmes:  
Candidates must hold a Bachelor Degree, or its equivalent, from a recognised University/College of Higher Education with a minimum of a Diploma/Ptychion (University/AEA)/Diploma in Midwifery (since 2006)/Diploma (Police Officer’s School): CGPA 7 (out of 10) OR Ptychion (awarded by TEI/ASPETE/AEN): CGPA 6.5 (out of 10) with IELTS score of  6.5 (or equivalent).

Please note that some courses may require higher entry requirements and/or English Language requirements. You are advised to check with the individual course or check the conditions stated in your offer letter. 

Tuition Fees

Specific tuition fees can be found on each of the course pages. Please choose your undergraduate, postgraduate taught or research course from the A-Z listings and fees can be found under the 'tuition fees' section.

Swansea University EU Transitional Bursary

At Swansea, we wish to support EU students with an EU Transitional Bursary. The bursary will be awarded as an automatic discount to tuition fees for EU students that join us in the academic year 2021/22 and will reduce the fees to the same level as UK tuition fees for those that are eligible. This will apply for the duration of your course.

Information about students starting 2022/23 and beyond has not been decided yet, this page will be updated when a decision has been made.

Students with EU pre-Settled or Settled Status (EUSS)

We are awaiting confirmation from Student Finance Wales about the fee status and funding arrangements, as soon as this information is available, it will be added to this page

Visit our dedicated section for information on EU/EEA Swiss students including the EU Settlement.

Undergraduate: All applications for full-time undergraduate degrees and Higher National Diplomas must be made through UCAS, the Universities Colleges and Admissions Service. You should also use UCAS if you wish to transfer from one university to another. More information on the Undergraduate Admissions Pages

Postgraduate: The quickest and most efficient way to apply for one of our postgraduate programmes is to apply online. This way, you can also track your application at each stage of the process and print off a copy of your decision letter.