The document discusses the exchange application processes at several universities in the UK, including Oxford, Cambridge, Glasgow, and Birmingham. At most UK universities, students apply for exchange through UCAS. At Oxford, all applications must be submitted online through UCAS and may require an interview. Cambridge is the second oldest English-speaking university and is organized into departments, faculties, and schools. Glasgow was founded in 1451 and has several undergraduate residences. Birmingham was established in 1875 and offers degrees across various fields. Financial support options vary depending on whether a student is considered home, EU, or international.

1. Exchange process at various
universities in the UK.
In most of the universities in uk is the same process of applying for an exchange, which is through
UCAS (Universities & College Admissions Service).
Oxford
The University of Oxford in the UK, is the university's oldest English-speaking world. The founding
date of the university is not known and may not exist as a particular event, but there is evidence of
teaching activities since 1096. When in 1167 Henry II banned English students attending schools of
higher learning in Paris, Oxford began to grow rapidly.
The cost of attendance is important when considering going to college.Initially students should be
aware that Oxford rates are the same as in most other UK universities. Funding varies according to
their age: nationality and residence.
All applications to the University of Oxford must be made online through UCAS and submit a written
work that is required, the individual must submit transcripts at this stage, unless you are applying
for a second degree. The online application system is free and allows you to submit your completed
application directly to the University.
International students who are interested in applying for admission to the University of Oxford can
be found on how to apply. Candidates who are shortlisted will be invited to attend an interview.
International students can refer to information on international qualifications.
To be considered for postgraduate study at Oxford, you must complete an application form, you
may do this online.
The course guide and college guide can help you explore your options before applying.
If you are an international student or a graduate of Oxford, you may also find the following pages
helpful:
 Orientation for international students .
 Guidance for continuing Oxford graduates .
Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is the second oldest university after Oxford English speakers. According
to history, the University of Cambridge was founded in 1209 in England by Oxford scholars who fled
after a brawl with agents that city. King Henry III of England granted them a monopoly of education
in that place in 1231.
There are some leisure activities and free time associated with Cambridge. Rowing is a popular
sport, but there are competitions between colleges or against Oxford. There are also competitions
in other sports such as cricket and rugby. Among the drama clubs, is the famous Footlights.

2. The university is made up of over 150 departments, faculties, schools, syndicates and other
institutions. There are six schools: Arts and Humanities, Life Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Humanities
and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences and Technology. Teaching and research in Cambridge is
organized by faculties.
As an international student at Cambridge there are three costs that will need to consider:
 Tuition
 College fees
You must prove that you can finance your course because you can not work during the academic
session to pay for school. Colleges ask for financial guarantees and test is also required when
applying for a visa.
Financial aid available for foreign undergraduate students is limited.Few full scholarships are
available at the undergraduate level, most support is a part of the overall investment and livelihood
contributions.
Cambridge University welcomes applications from suitably qualified international students. The
University recognizes the great value of academic and cultural diversity of students, mostly because
the admission of students from outside the UK allows you to search the talent of the widest possible
pool.
At the undergraduate level the University has the support of direct public funding and relies on a
great deal of UK students. Therefore, it is expected that in the foreseeable future will remain
primarily a national university at the undergraduate level.
The competition for places among international students is therefore fierce. More information for
international applicants admission.
Note that people who attend or committed to attend universities in their home country may not be
considered for admission to Cambridge to study a full degree course.
Glasgow
The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, is the largest university in the three that are based in
the city of Glasgow, Scotland. It is a university renowned for the quality of their education and
research, as well as being one of the oldest in Scotland.
In 1451, King James II of Scotland persuaded Pope Nicholas V to issue a dispensation to allow the
Bishop Turnbull of Glasgow to establish a university. Modeled after the University of Bologna,
Glasgow has been and still is, a great European university tradition.
The University of Glasgow has a number of undergraduate residences.Note that undergraduate
years later can be assigned to Kelvinhaugh Street, Winton Drive or any of the undergraduate
residences below.
 Auto residences
 Cairncross House

3.  Murano Street Student Village
 Queen Margaret Residences
 Student Apartments
 Victoria Hall
Finances can be a concern for many college students. To find out what help is available and for tips
and tools to help your money go further, see student finance .
Undergraduate Tuition fees are set by the Scottish Government and not by the University. The
Scottish Government sets quotas for all Scottish universities. See Tuition fees for details. How and
when you pay tuition fees depends on where you are. If you are from outside the EU, please
see International students for more information.
A wide range of scholarships for students, both here, EU and international students is available. The
University is committed to supporting students and rewarding academic excellence. For a full list of
scholarships including eligibility criteria and how to apply, please visit: Scholarships and fees .
Currently Glasgow for undergraduate accepts all Highers / Advanced Highers and A-levels in
compliance with the requirements of generally accessible. Verify that you meet the specific entry
requirements, not all subjects can be acceptable to all programs. If you have any questions
please contact the appropriate admissions office.
Birmingham
The university was established on February 23, 1875 thanks to the Birmingham industrialist Josiah
Mason founded Mason Science College, which marked the beginning of higher education in
Birmingham to become 25 years later at the University of Birmingham.It was the passionate work
of Joseph Chamberlain who support development of the university decisively.
The University of Birmingham has a wide range of careers and graduate degrees.
 Arts and Law
 Engineering and Physical Sciences
 Life and Environmental Sciences
 Medical and Dental Sciences
 Social Sciences
It is important to have funding to cover the cost of tuition and living expenses of his time in
Birmingham, before arrival. A number of financial aid packages are available from the government
to help.
The financial support available will depend on whether you are considered a home, EU or
international student. You can find out which category is applied to visit the UK / International
Council on Student Affairs (UKCISA)

4. If you are an international student will not be eligible for financial assistance from the Government
of the United Kingdom. You will need to apply for this type of financial assistance in their country of
origin.
Applications for undergraduate programs in the UK are made through an organization called Service
Universities and Colleges Admissions (UCAS). Prospective students make their UCAS applications
online and forward the application to the relevant universities on behalf of students. Visit the UCAS
website for more details and specific to international students.