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Once you’ve submitted your application, the next stage of your journey begins. This page outlines what happens after you apply, explaining the steps you may need to take next, including responding to offers, preparing for enrolment, and getting ready to travel to the UK.

Receiving your offer

If you meet our general entry requirements and the entry requirements of your chosen course, you’ll be made Conditional Offer. This will be conditional on any academic, financial or course specific entry requirements, such as ATAS, interviews or portfolios.

If you have applied through an official agent, they will also be provided with your offer letter, and have full up to date access to your admission status via their own dedicated Agent Portal.

You can accept you offer through MyHud (is there a link for this?). It is important that you do this as soon as possible to secure your place with us.

  • In your offer letter, we will provide you with a dedicated email address in which to send all your documents required to meet the conditions of your offer.
  • You'll then need to pay your deposit for study, which you can pay online.

Once you meet the conditions of your offer, we will then proceed to your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). At this stage your offer will become Unconditional, indicating that the admissions process is complete and your place at Huddersfield is confirmed.

You can then use your CAS number to make your student visa application and plan for your travel to the UK. We recommend that you submit your visa application as soon as you receive your CAS statement to ensure that you obtain your visa in time to travel to the UK for the beginning of the academic term.

We have a dedicated Visa and Immigration Team who can support you with any visa related questions and advice that you may require.

Once you have your visa and have made you travel arrangements, we’ll be in touch to discuss your enrolment. We'll contact you by email with instructions for enrolment and you'll also find an overview on your application portal, MyHud.

You can also find more information about arrival and enrolment on our International Arrival and Enrolment pages.

Being an international student at Huddersfield

Your global community

At Huddersfield, you'll join a community of students from over 100 countries worldwide. Join one of over 60 Global Societies, or get involved with a global event on campus.

International Information Day

Join us at an International Information Day, an online event which gives you the opportunity to explore you need to know about studying with us.

Arrivals and enrolment

Find the key information to prepare for your travel to the UK including applying for your visa, travel checks and getting to Huddersfield.

International student support

We have a dedicated range of services to support you throughout your journey at Huddersfield, from visa and immigration guidance to wellbeing and academic support.

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Our application process

Application process for undergraduate and taught postgraduate Master’s courses

There is lots to think about when applying for university. To make things easier, we’ve put together all the information you’ll need to help you make the right choices for your future. This section includes a step-by-step guide on how to apply to Huddersfield, what documents you’ll need and when. Don’t skip reading this section, we’ve included everything you’ll need to join our global community.

Please ensure you have all the necessary documents, and that you meet the entry requirements for the course you are interested in before beginning your application.

Research degree application process

Get details on our application process for research degrees at the University. 

International entry requirements

Browse our entry requirements tool to find the international requirements for your country. 

Fees and funding

Discover tuition fees and scholarship opportunities. 

Connect with your regional officer

Get support and guidance with your application from your regional officer.