Undergraduate entry requirements by region

Brazil

Undergraduate entry requirements for students from Brazil.

Applicants from Brazil are admitted to the University of Edinburgh with a range of qualifications: GCE A Levels, the IB, the American High School Diploma with SAT’s or AP’s and other recognised regional systems.

Applicants who have obtained the Certificado de Conclusao de 2 Grau, the Diploma de Tecnico de Nivel Medio or the Concurso Vestibular would not normally be considered for direct entry to undergraduate programmes, and would be expected to undertake a Foundation programme before being eligible to apply.

Foundation Year

College of Science and Engineering

Applicants with the Certificado de Conclusao de Ensino Medio or the Certificado de Conclusao de 2 Grau with 7 or above including 7 in required subjects will be considered for entry on successful completion of internal admissions tests.

Internal admissions test

A suitable English language qualification is also required.

Further guidance on academic entry requirements

Each course may have further specific entry requirements. All applicants must meet these requirements. Staff in the Admissions Offices will be able to provide further guidance:

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English Language requirements

All applicants are required to demonstrate a level of English language competency, regardless of their nationality or country of residence. These requirements are listed by programme.

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Specific English language requirement by programme

Applicant support

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There are around 350 students from Latin America and the Caribbean currently studying at the University of Edinburgh.