Birmingham City University

Below are the requirements for Birmingham City University’s MBA course:The university doesn’t need any previous work experience for MBA international programme; however, having work experience will be beneficial. The general admission requirements have been listed below. One of the listed requirements has to be met for admission into the course.Minimum 2.2 honours degree from a British university or equivalent foreign institution in any subject.A graduate-level professional qualification in a relevant field of study.BCU approved the pre-masters programme.The University asks for either a three or four-year bachelor’s degree (depending upon course requirements) with at least 55% scores (50% from top universities) from a recognised degree for Postgraduate Diploma, MBAs or Master’s Degree courses. Some courses will need the applicant to have higher grades.GRE/GMAT scoresStatement of PurposeCV/Resume

Birmingham City University has six campuses. City South Campus, University House, City Centre Campus, Birmingham School of Art, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, and School of Jewellery are among the university's campuses and learning areas. Birmingham City University is categorised into four faculties, each of which provides several courses and specialisations. The university has to offer a plethora of study fields for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The university has a total of 19 schools. All schools and campuses under the university are international. It means that international applicants may a place in their dream course through either of the colleges on either of the campuses.On-campus housing is available at Birmingham City University. It has nine halls of residence positioned throughout the city. Further, it offers a range of different facilities and amenities close by.

The university tries to review all applications as rapidly as possible and strives to answer sooner.Undergraduate DecisionsUndergraduate application decisions are usually taken within 15 working days, although it can take longer if the school department has to evaluate the application or conduct interviews. Please bear in mind that the UCAS deadline for universities to judge applications received by the mid of January is the first week of May. You will be informed through UCAS as soon as a decision is taken via email and can be checked on the portal as well.Graduate DecisionsFrom the day of application until the course start date, graduate applications can be considered at any time up. Hence, it is advisable to apply to the university well in advance. This will allow you to have plenty of time to apply for a study visa, seek and book accommodation, and arrange finances and the remaining admission requirements, if any, before flying to the UK.Note: It is recommended to register with an active email ID and check it frequently for the latest updates on admission related information.

There are two ways to apply to postgraduate courses including PG Certificate, PG Diploma, MA, MSc, MMus, and MBA. These are:Method 1: Self-Apply – Apply directly to the BCU websiteStep 1: Complete the BCU Online Graduate Application Form for graduate programmes.Step 2: Complete the Equal Opportunity section (do not leave it blank because it is a mandate by UK law).Step 3: Submit the scanned form along with scanned academic transcripts and other required documents and certificates.Note: Application forms are different for each course and are available on the respective course pages on the official university website.Method 2: Apply with BCU Agent – Apply with the help of BCU Country RepresentativeThe university has various in-country representatives that help students make their application as well as apply for a study visa. They also offer essential guidance related to travelling and living in the UK as well as studying abroad as part of the BCU curriculum.You may seek this guidance on visit the university’s ‘Help in your Country’ page and look for Indian agents.Both ways the applications are considered equally. The university does not favour or prefer any one method over the other.