University of Southampton Delhi opens BSc, MSc admissions for first intake in 2025
University of Southampton is the first international university to be granted a licence by the Indian government to establish a campus in the country under the NEP.
Anu Parthiban | November 7, 2024 | 01:11 PM IST
NEW DELHI: University of Southampton Delhi has invited applications for admission into four undergraduate and two postgraduate courses. It is the first chance to study in India with a world top 100 UK Russell Group university, it said, adding that the application process for the first intake in August 2025 will be closed on November 29.
The courses offered at the University of Southampton’s India campus are exactly the same as those offered in the UK, with the same modules, assessment, and academic requirements, it said.
The University of Southampton is the first international university to be granted a licence by the Indian government to establish a campus in the country under the new National Education Policy (NEP). It partnered with Oxford International Education Group (OIEG) in October 2024 to deliver the new campus, including enquiry admissions and enrolment services.
University of Southampton admission 2025
The university will offer four UG courses namely BSc Business Management, BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Computer Science, and BSc Economics, and two PG courses - MSc International Management and MSc Finance.
The last date to submit the application form for admission is November 29. Applicants will get their first update by mid-January 2025, following which there will be two more admission rounds before August 2025 intake. “Places are limited and admissions may close earlier based on demand,” it said.
The application fee of Rs 5,000 is waived for the first admission round. More details on scholarships and accommodation options will be announced soon, the university said.
“Students graduate with the same degree at the India campus as they will do when studying the same degree in the UK. The degree certificate and transcript will be identical and there will be no identification that the degree was awarded at a particular campus,” the university said.
Student life at campus
A 20-year-old Veydant Dixit from Delhi, who is currently studying for a BSc degree in Marketing said: “I chose the University of Southampton for its strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world experience, which has enriched my journey here immensely.
The supportive faculty, the diverse student community, the enormous opportunities available and the vibrant campus life make every day an exciting experience."
A third-year BSc in Environmental Science student, Stavan Pareek, hailing from Rajasthan, said he chose the University of Southampton because of its strong commitment to tackling global environmental challenges.
"Being here offered me not only exceptional academic resources but also an inclusive and vibrant community where I’ve found friends, mentors, and countless opportunities for personal growth," he added.
Andrew Atherton, vice-president international and engagement, said: “We are thrilled to be opening our inaugural application round for what will become our very first intake of students at our University of Southampton Delhi campus. We have already had interest from many high calibre students and are looking forward to welcoming them to our new, state-of-the-art campus in Gurugram, Delhi.”
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