Entry requirements
Brevet is below GCSE standard in the UK and will be reviewed alongside school references and relevant experience for consideration for Foundation Diploma entry
Baccalauréat Général/Technologique with at least 11/20 for degrees requiring 96 UCAS tariff points and at least 13 for those courses requiring 112 UCAS tariff points
Bachelor/Licence/Diplôme d'Ingénieur / Licence Professionnelle / Grade de Licence Professionnelle (when awarded after 2008) with a grade of at least 12/20 (mention assez bien)
Entry requirements
College (Level 3 Diplomas and T-levels)
Brevet is below GCSE standard in the UK and will be reviewed alongside school references and relevant experience for consideration for Foundation Diploma entry
Undergraduate degree
Baccalauréat Général/Technologique with at least 11/20 for degrees requiring 96 UCAS tariff points and at least 13 for those courses requiring 112 UCAS tariff points
Postgraduate degree
Bachelor/Licence/Diplôme d'Ingénieur / Licence Professionnelle / Grade de Licence Professionnelle (when awarded after 2008) with a grade of at least 12/20 (mention assez bien)
Financial support available in your country
International Scholarships
Hartpury has a number of additional scholarships and bursaries available to support all students from outside the UK, including the International Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship.
Astier Nicolas, an international graduate at Hartpury, studied BSc (Hons) Equine Business Management (Top-up) and is now a Double Olympic Medallist and Professional Eventer.
The best thing for me was being so close to everything that I needed to reach my potential as a rider and as a student. I was only ever a short walk from the stables, the arenas and the chance to ride. It was also fantastic being surrounded by students from all over the world and having the opportunity to interact with people from different backgrounds. That is something that I’ll never forget."
Astier Nicolas, an international graduate at Hartpury, studied BSc (Hons) Equine Business Management (Top-up) and is now a Double Olympic Medallist and Professional Eventer.
The best thing for me was being so close to everything that I needed to reach my potential as a rider and as a student. I was only ever a short walk from the stables, the arenas and the chance to ride. It was also fantastic being surrounded by students from all over the world and having the opportunity to interact with people from different backgrounds. That is something that I’ll never forget."
Agent representatives in your country
Hartpury works with a network of trusted education agents around the world. They are official partners of the University and paid by Hartpury for the services they provide.
Our representatives can:
- Give advice on our courses, scholarships, and entry requirements
- Help you prepare and submit your application to Hartpury
- Support you with your student visa, accommodation, and travel planning
- Answer your questions about studying and living in the UK
Agents cannot make offers of study on behalf of Hartpury, and tuition fee payments must always be made directly to the university.
We are committed to high standards of professionalism and transparency through the UK Agent Quality Framework and encourage you to read the British Council’s Student Guide to Choosing an Education Agent before engaging with a representative.
Feedback and complaints
Your experience matters to us. If you have used an education agent, we welcome your feedback (positive or negative) to help us monitor and improve our services. All responses are treated confidentially and will not affect your application or studies.
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