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How we can support your application

When you apply to study here, you may need to prove your knowledge of the English language. This helps us to make sure you will cope with your course. We will let you know more about this during the application process.

English language requirements for students who require visa sponsorship If you need a visa for undergraduate or postgraduate study, you must show evidence that your English Language skills are at B2 level on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference).

This can be demonstrated by obtaining any of the following qualifications for direct entry on to undergraduate, postgraduate or research qualifications.

Learn more about our requirements

Your English competency can be demonstrated by obtaining and evidencing any of these qualifications:

Each of the tests marked with an * in the table above must have been undertaken within the two years prior to the start date of study. If any of the other qualifications listed above were obtained more than two years prior to the start date of study then the applicant will be required to provide additional supporting evidence – in the form of an employment/academic reference or other evidence of academic ability in the medium of English, supporting the applicant’s continued language development.

Visa applicants' English language skills will be further assessed by face-to-face interview as part of the application process for your course. Other evidence of English language proficiency may be considered in support of your application. Email Stephen Giles, English Language Support Manager, to discuss.

English language requirements for visa applicants from majority English-speaking countries

If you're from a country that's been listed on the on the UK Government website, or if you have studied at degree level or above in a majority English-speaking country (as defined on the same page) you may not need to prove your English language abilities to apply for your visa. You may still need to prove your English language abilities to us when you apply for your course. We will let you know during the application process if we need you to do this.

Additional English language requirements for joint UK-China programme students

If you are studying one of our joint UK-China courses, you'll need to pass the English language modules of your course as part of your English language requirements.

Advice and support

Whether you need some advice on our English language requirements, or want to know about the support we offer when you study at Harper Adams, simply get in touch and we'll do our best to help.