University of Plymouth Admissions 2024-25

Acceptance Rate  

The acceptance rate of Plymouth University is 77% and prides itself on an inclusive and accessible environment for prospective students. This statistic reflects the institution's commitment to providing opportunities for a diverse range of individuals to pursue higher education and achieve their academic goals.  Admissions are granted on the basis of GRE scores, interviews, LORs, etc. 

 

Entry Requirements

Students looking to study a full-time undergraduate course, have to apply through Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). The normal closing date for UCAS to receive applications is January 15. However, UCAS usually does continue accepting late applications (until 30 June) and forwards them to universities. Here are some of the University of Plymouth entry requirements -

 

General Requirements: 

• Official Academic Transcripts
• Official Program Completion Certificate
• Mark Sheets
• English Language Scores
• Birth Certificate
• Passport Copy
• Insurance Documentation
• Valid Student Visa

 

English Language Ability Test: 

• IELTS (Academic): UG - A minimum score of 6.0 with at least 5.5 in each section; PG - Minimum score of 6.5 with 6.0 in each component.
• TOEFL iBT: UG - Minimum score of 78 with a score of 20 in other sections; PG - A minimum score of 88 with a writing score of 20.
• Pearson PTE Academic: UG - A total score of 55 with 51 in each section; PG - Total score of 62 with 51 for each communicative skill. 

 

Fees

The University of Plymouth fees per year for various top courses are mentioned below -

 

• Accounting & Finance: £13,800 - £15,700
• Animation & Design: £13,800 - £15,700
• Medical & Pure Sciences: £10,400 - £25,000
• Business Management & Entrepreneurship: £13,800 - £16,700
• Computer Science & Technology: £13,800 - £16,700
• Nursing & Medicine: £13,800 - £15,700
• Engineering: £13,800 - £16,700
• Law & Legal Studies: £13,800 - £15,700
• Psychology: £13,800 - £15,700

 

Placements

A University of Plymouth placement that is provided by the university to students, not only gives students the chance to put their subject knowledge and technical skills to use in a professional setting, but it also offers them a priceless window into the communication, culture, and professional workplace behaviours of the organisation they are working for. It also helps students build relationships with their coworkers. Students on placements also express how much they value the experience for boosting their self-esteem and promoting reflective practice, as well as for acquiring many of the "missing skills" that companies seek in graduates.

 

When the time comes, students can face competition from other recent graduates for the same positions. Employers are looking for people with actual "job experience" on their CVs more than ever before, so gaining as much as they can while in school can really help them stand out from the competition. A global perspective that employers value can be gained from an international placement, which can complement the professional abilities a student will build at work.

 

Practice Placements:

Practice assignments provide opportunities for a variety of clinical experiences in both established settings, such as acute care facilities and community settings, as well as in emerging services, such as the independent, private, and nonprofit sectors.