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India and South Asia

Find your moment at the University of Sunderland in 2024. We welcome students from over 100 countries worldwide. What's more, we offer a range of scholarships and discounts.

Reasons to choose Sunderland

So you're thinking about studying in the UK at the University of Sunderland? Your time here will shape your life and career, opening up opportunities for you globally. We’re known as the friendly university – we welcome students from all corners of the world and have a number of events and activities to help you make new friends and settle in.

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International Scholarship*

We understand the pressures of balancing your daily finances with your studies, so we are pleased to offer our valued international applicants an automatically awarded tuition fee discount to assist with study costs.

What it is:
£1,400 tuition fee reduction (undergraduates) or £900 tuition fee reduction (postgraduates).

Who it's for:
All international students studying on-campus undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

*For terms and conditions, and further information on other support you may be entitled to, visit our scholarships pages.

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Subject Areas

We offer life-changing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in:

  • Engineering
  • Nursing
  • Computing
  • Business and Management
  • Sports Studies
  • Arts, Design and Media
  • Journalism and Public Relations
  • Pharmacy
  • Many more

Visit our subject areas page for the full list of courses.

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Get in touch

Please feel free to get in touch with our India in-country representative:

india@sunderland.ac.uk

 

Explore

Why study in the UK?

Attracting hundreds of thousands of international students every year, the UK is a fantastic country to live and study in. Here, we’re exploring just a few of the benefits of studying in the UK.

Seven ways to make friends at university

University is often considered the time of your life – the place you make memories that will last forever. Those memories will be all the more special if you’ve made them with new-found friends for life, so sharing your uni experience with others and meeting new people should be pretty high on your to-do list when you arrive.

What to take to university

When it comes to things to pack for university, strategy and streamlining are key. Here are our top tips for your university packing list.

Moving away from home

We caught up with Environmental Psychologist Dr Stephanie Wilke, whose research specialisms include how natural environments impact psychological behaviour, health, and wellbeing, for her take on this monumental right of passage.

Online learning: our experiences

As a university we are extremely proud of what we have accomplished with a mixture of online and safe, on-campus teaching and learning sessions. We asked students to share with us their experiences of studying from home and how they’ve really found learning in 2020 and 2021.

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