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Regent College London: Programs, Fees, and How to Apply

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Thinking about studying in London? Regent College London is a private higher education institution offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and top-up degree programs for international students, with flexible study options and three intakes per year — January, April, and September. Many programs are delivered in partnership with leading UK universities, giving students a recognized qualification and a clear route toward graduate employment in the UK.

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About Regent College London

Established in 2010, Regent College London enrolls over 10,000 students across five campuses in Holborn, Wembley, Kingsbury, Southall, and Fitzrovia, with teaching centres based in Central London. The college is the London campus of the University of Greater Manchester, delivering career-focused programs across Business, Health and Social Care, and Engineering and Computing.

Detail Information
Institution type Private higher education institution (established 2010)
Location London, United Kingdom
Campuses Holborn, Wembley, Kingsbury, Southall, and Fitzrovia
Total enrollment 10,000+ students
Programs offered Undergraduate, postgraduate, and top-up degree programs
Intakes January, April, September
Application fee £0 (No application fee)
Graduate Route eligibility Eligible for 2-year post-study work visa (for valid UK degree-level qualifications)

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Regent College London Fees for International Students

International tuition at Regent College London is generally £17,500 per year, depending on the program. This applies to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including the MBA. Visit the Regent College London tuition fees and funding page to confirm the exact cost for your specific program before applying.

 Note: Tuition at Regent College London is set annually. Fees vary by program and are listed on individual program pages. The figures shown here are estimates only. Always confirm the exact cost for your program before applying.

Cost Item Amount Notes
International tuition (undergraduate) ~£17,500/year Estimate; confirm on program page
International tuition (postgraduate) ~£17,500/year Estimate; confirm on program page
Application fee £0 No application fee required
CAS payment Full first-year tuition Full annual tuition must be paid in full before CAS is issued — not a partial deposit. Exact amount confirmed on your offer letter.

How to Pay Tuition

Regent College London accepts international tuition payments through multiple methods. Payments through their Online Payments webpage are processed via Flywire. You can also pay via BACS or direct bank transfer as detailed on your offer letter.

Programs at Regent College London

Regent College London offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs across Business, Engineering and Computing, Health and Sports Science, and Law. Programs are designed around industry demand, giving students practical, career-focused training in the UK.

Featured Postgraduate Programs

MSc International Management

A 12–15 month master's designed to help aspiring managers prepare for careers across global, public, and private sector companies, covering corporate strategy, international human resource management, and finance. Gross tuition is £17,500 for the first year, with an average cost of living of £16,008/year. View program details.

MSc Social Care, Health and Wellbeing

A 1-year master's giving students an advanced understanding of the health and social care sector, with specialist modules covering equality, diversity, and collaboration. Gross tuition is £17,500 for the first year, with an average cost of living of £16,008/year. View program details.

 Note: Check the ApplyBoard platform for currently available programs, intakes, and campus options for Regent College London. 

Admission Requirements

Entry requirements at Regent College London vary by program level. The general minimums below are a guide — always confirm specific requirements for your chosen program before applying.

  • Undergraduate programs: Successful completion of high school equivalent to UK A-levels. Typical requirements depend on the chosen pathway, but generally involve equivalent local curriculum grades (e.g., successful completion of Standard XII for Indian students).
  • Postgraduate taught programs: A minimum of a 2:2 / 2:1 UK honours degree equivalent from a recognised international institution.
  • Transcripts: Official academic transcripts and degree certificates from all previously attended institutions.
  • Passport: A valid passport is required for the CAS process.

English Language Requirements

Most international applicants must submit proof of English language proficiency. Accepted tests include IELTS Academic, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, and the internal Click English Test (CET). Minimum scores usually require an IELTS 6.0 overall with no band below 5.5 — confirm the requirement for your specific program on the ApplyBoard platform.

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How to Apply to Regent College London Through ApplyBoard

You apply to Regent College London through the ApplyBoard platform. After reviewing your application, the institution may issue a Conditional Offer (if you still need to meet certain academic or English criteria) or an Unconditional Offer.

 Note: Submission processing timelines are optimized for rapid turnaround. ApplyBoard typically reviews, verifies, and completes the submission pipeline within 24 hours of receipt. Once successfully submitted, standard university evaluation steps apply. Average turnaround time for offer letters is 10-15 working days.

Step 1: Gather your documents

Before you apply, prepare the following documents:

  • Valid passport (biographical page)
  • Official academic transcripts from all previously attended institutions (with certified English translations if not already in English)
  • English language test results (IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, CET) or proof of medium of instruction (if accepted)
  • Personal Statement (Statement of Purpose, minimum 500 words) and academic/employer references (if required by the program)
Step 2: Receive your Offer

If successful, you will receive an offer letter. A Conditional Offer means you need to submit further documents (like final transcripts or a new IELTS score). An Unconditional Offer means you have met all academic, financial, and administrative requirements.

Step 3: Accept your offer and pay your tuition

To accept your Unconditional Offer and begin the CAS issuance process, you must pay your full first-year tuition rather than a partial deposit. The exact amount due will be confirmed on your official offer letter, and this full annual payment is strictly required before the university can issue your CAS.

Step 4: Receive your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)

After paying your deposit and passing any required pre-CAS interviews (such as an Intention to Study Meeting) or financial checks, Regent College London will issue your CAS. A CAS is an electronic document with a unique reference number that you must have before applying for your UK Student visa.

Step 5: Apply for your UK Student Visa

Use your CAS reference number to apply for your UK Student visa. Apply as early as possible after receiving your CAS. You may also need to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) as part of your visa application.

Frequently Asked Questions: Regent College London

Is Regent College London a public or private college?

Regent College London is a private higher education institution that welcomes students from all over the world.

Where is Regent College London located?

Regent College London has 5 campuses across London: Holborn, Wembley, Kingsbury, Southall, and Fitzrovia. The main teaching centres are located in Central London, approximately 0 miles from Central London.

Does Regent College London issue conditional offers?

Yes. Like most UK institutions, Regent College London frequently issues Conditional Offers. This allows you to secure your spot while you finish your current studies or arrange a final English language test.

What is the CAS process at Regent College London?

Once you have an Unconditional Offer, have paid your tuition deposit, and have passed any necessary compliance checks (such as an Intention to Study Meeting), the college will issue your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). You need this unique CAS number to apply for your UK Student visa.

Does Regent College London offer flexible study options?

Yes. Many programs at Regent College London are designed with flexible timetables in mind, allowing students to balance their academic pursuits with other commitments where permitted by visa regulations.

Can international students work while studying in the UK?

Yes. International students on a valid UK Student visa studying at degree level or above are generally permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during official university holidays. Always verify the exact work conditions printed on your UKVI eVisa (digital immigration status).

Regent College London offers international students a career-focused education in the UK, with strong industry links, flexible learning opportunities, and scholarship support. If you are ready to explore programs and apply, your ApplyBoard counsellor can guide you through every step.

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