Estonia

Key information about Worcester

Total student population: 10,000+

International student population: 840 students (EU and Non-EU)

Total number of European students: 528

Scholarships

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Entry requirements

Please use the information below as a guide. Other qualifications, such as work experience, may also be taken into consideration in addition to the requirements listed below and all applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Higher National Diploma (HND) or Foundation (FdA/FdSc) courses may ask for a lower grade and some specialist BA/BSc courses may have a higher requirement. Specific course requirements can be found on individual course pages.

Candidates with other qualifications should contact the International Recruitment Office with full details on international@worc.ac.uk, in order to check their eligibility.

Undergraduate (courses requiring a UCAS tariff range of 96-112)	Postgraduate
Pass the Gumnaasiumi loputunnistus with Riigieksamitunnistus with an average grade of 55% in 3 compulsory state exams & achieve an average grade of 3.5 in your school-leaving exams, with no less than B2 in English Language or a minimum IELTS of 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent. Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.	Pass the Estonian Bachelor degree with a D or above, and a minimum IELTS of 6.5 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent. For more information about the exact grade required please email international@worc.ac.uk Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.

Undergraduate (courses requiring a UCAS tariff range of 96-112)

Postgraduate

Pass the Gumnaasiumi loputunnistus with Riigieksamitunnistus with an average grade of 55% in 3 compulsory state exams & achieve an average grade of 3.5 in your school-leaving exams, with no less than B2 in English Language or a minimum IELTS of 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent.

Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.

Pass the Estonian Bachelor degree with a D or above, and a minimum IELTS of 6.5 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent. For more information about the exact grade required please email international@worc.ac.uk

Other equivalent English qualifications will be considered.

Local representatives

Estonia

For specific information about Worcester representatives in your region, please contact:

Dream Foundation

J.Poska 51A
1.korrus
10150 Tallinn

Contact Person: Katriin Visamaa
Telephone: +372 6 314 505
Email: info@dreamfoundation.eu
Website: http://www.dreamfoundation.eu/

Bellnor

Tuukri põik 10-16
Tallinn 10120

Telephone: +372 660 9606
Email: info@bellnor.ee
Website: https://www.bellnor.ee/

Student views

Please read what some of our current Estonian students are saying about Worcester.

Kati Tammeleht

Business, Marketing and Leadership (BA Hons)

I have always wanted to study in England since I was a little girl and now I am living my dream by studying at the University of Worcester.

Since day one everyone at the university has been very welcoming, it is such a friendly university with a mixture of different nationalities. You really feel the support given by the University of Worcester, if you are struggling there is always a door open to answer your questions or reassure you.

I really enjoy my course and like the fact lectures are with small groups of people and the lecturers are very approachable if you are unsure or do not understand something. The university has a library called the Hive, I like to study here because it has so many different areas. My favourite area is the ‘Quiet Level’ as it really helps me focus. I also like the Peirson Study and Guidance Centre which is open 24/7.

Studying here has given me the opportunity to see the English culture first-hand and I enjoy living in the city of Worcester as it is well connected and everyone is friendly. There is a great student culture in the city meaning there is always something to do socially.

I am very glad I chose to study at the University of Worcester; it was definitely the right decision for me and I would recommend it to anyone.

Greete Tikerpuu

Sports Studies BSc (Hons)

My name is Greete and I’m from a small Baltic country (2814km from Worcester) called Estonia. I came to Worcester because I found the best course for myself which is Sports Studies and also this place looked really pretty. The course I’m doing is very interesting because of the practical lectures we have outside or at the gym.

The University of Worcester is the most supportive university that I have seen, they help people with different abilities and also make International students life easier for example by offering language modules. Favorite thing about Worcester is the “size”, you can get everywhere very quickly. It is safe, people are very kind and there is nothing to worry about. The biggest help I got from the university was about the student loan – University provided me with a money advisor who helped me to find a solution to my problem

I love being a student at the University of Worcester because I have made a lot of friends and it is different from my home country.

I would definitely recommend this university to future International students because studying abroad gives you an amazing experience and why not do it at the University of Worcester.