Can I start university in January?

can I start university in UK early January

Almost all of UK undergraduate degrees start in September/October - there are a few Healthcare courses (Nursing etc) that have a second intake in January, but the majority of other subjects do not do this.
Unis that do have a January start for some of their Undergrad subjects include -
Courses starting in January and February for International Students | University of Portsmouth
January Starts | Middlesex University
Starting at UCLan in January or March

Almost all of UK undergraduate degrees start in September/October - there are a few Healthcare courses (Nursing etc) that have a second intake in January, but the majority of other subjects do not do this.
Unis that do have a January start for some of their Undergrad subjects include -
Courses starting in January and February for International Students | University of Portsmouth
January Starts | Middlesex University
Starting at UCLan in January or March

so are the universities fees really expensive uk

I mean it depends on the university and what your fee status will be (Home or International).

Home

Fees from 1 August 2025 are £9,535 per year for undergraduate courses.

pls which school

All unis in the UK.

okay thanks
i was asking because i saw 30k for a uni the last time

okay thanks
i was asking because i saw 30k for a uni the last time

Hiya!
Getting your head around university can feel overwhelming since it’s a brand new territory. When I was in college and first started learning more about university, two things that really helped me was exploring the UCAS website and looking at Open Days.
The UCAS website is a great resource, with most of the key information in one place. If you haven’t checked it out yet, I’d definitely recommend having a look! Here’s the link to get you started
🔗 https://www.ucas.com/
If you already have a few universities in mind, it’s also worth checking to see if they have any upcoming Open Days. These events give you the chance to visit the campus, explore facilities, learn about different courses, meet current students and staff, and ask any questions you have. You can usually find Open Days dates by searching on the university’s website. Visiting DMU’s Open Day is what helped me make my decision and resulted in putting DMU as my top choice (my firm) 😁
I hope this helps
-Maddie, Third year Health and Well-being in Society student at De Montfort University

£9,535 is the maximum for undergraduate students paying home fees. (In practice, every university will be charging that maximum.)
The 30k you've seen would be the amount for students paying international fees. There's no limit (as far as I'm aware) on international fees, and they vary widely between courses and universities.

Yea i am an international student

Yea i am an international student

can I start university in UK early January

Hi @Baly ,
It's great to see that you wish to study in the UK. Here at The University of Central Lancashire, we offer various courses with a January or mid-year start. You can have a look at the courses here: Starting at UCLan in January or March
We also have a handy page with all the important information for international students. It contains informational on fees, how to apply, bursaries and much more. You can visit our page here: Study in the UK as an International Student
Hope this helps 🙂
^Zac