International Students

International Students

We welcome students from outside the UK to Central and support them throughout their time with us.

Here you can be inspired to develop your knowledge and skills, with the freedom to be creative, and the support to help you achieve your best.

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At Central we put your future career at the heart of everything we do, and when you leave, you’ll be a specialist in your subject – with the preparation you’ll need to get work in a fast-moving performing arts industry.

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Central’s Embassy campus is set in Hampstead, a quiet, leafy corner of London – yet only 10 minutes by tube from the bright lights of central London’s West End theatre district.

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Find out about how you can visit Central and find out more about our courses through open days, campus tours, productions, virtual tour and more.

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Information for making an overseas application to undergraduate and postgraduate courses at Central.

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An excellent command of spoken and written English is essential for study at Central and all applicants must be able to demonstrate competence.

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If you are classed as an ‘International' student for fees purposes you will require a Student Route visa to enter and study in the UK.

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Many students supplement their income with part-time work. However, there are some restrictions affecting international students.

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Opening a UK bank account as an international student is recommended as it is a safe and effective way to manage your money.

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