Bachelor and professional routes
Most non-medical bachelor programs are four years. Professional medical routes such as General Medicine and Dentistry are longer and require science background review.


Compare entry level, typical duration, academic purpose, and admission preparation before choosing a university or program.
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Each route has a different entry point and outcome. Compare the essentials first, then open a route for fees, documents, programs, and universities.
Undergraduate pathways for international students starting university after secondary school.
Graduate study options for students who already hold a bachelor's degree.
Doctoral research routes for students who already hold a master's degree or equivalent qualification.
A preparatory year for students who need language, science, or university-readiness support before degree entry.
Long-cycle medical and dental routes for international students preparing for clinical careers.
Typical durations are a planning guide. Exact requirements and timelines depend on the university and program.
| Degree route | Entry point | Typical length | Main purpose | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor | Secondary school | Usually 4 years | First university degree | View route |
| Master | Bachelor's degree | Usually 1β2 years | Advanced specialisation | View route |
| PhD | Master's degree | Usually 3 years | Original research | View route |
| Foundation / Preparatory | Secondary school | Usually 1 year | Academic preparation | View route |
| Professional Medical | Secondary school + sciences | Usually 5β6 years | Clinical career preparation | View route |

Your best route depends on previous education, target major, language readiness, budget, and long-term licensing or career plans.
Most non-medical bachelor programs are four years. Professional medical routes such as General Medicine and Dentistry are longer and require science background review.
Graduate study usually requires a previous degree, transcripts, and department fit. PhD applicants should prepare a research topic and supervisor direction early.
Preparatory programs help students strengthen language, science, and academic readiness before entering full degree study.
Medical applicants should review English track availability, duration, tuition, clinical preparation, and future licensing plans before confirming admission.
Compare subject, university, language, duration, and tuition before submitting an application.