In this post, we’ll take a closer look at some of the best UK universities for international students, what makes them stand out, and what you should consider if you're applying from outside the UK.

Applying to a maths-heavy university course in the UK? You may need to sit the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA).

Planning to apply to KCL? Learn how to get into King’s College London with key admissions information, statement advice, and guidance for US applicants

This article explains how international students can start studying law in the UK, from choosing a university to preparing for the LNAT and interviews.

Top tips from our expert team on how to prepare for/boost your scores in the UK’s medicine admissions test - the UCAT.

The TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment) is required for certain courses at top UK universities including Oxford and UCL. Here’s more information on the test and how to ace it.

Your personal statement is arguably the most important part of your UK university application. The 4,000 characters, or 47 lines of text, is your chance to tell your story - to articulate why you would like to study your chosen subject and how you have prepared for the course.