Undergraduate Programs - Cardiff University has no universal entry requirements for Canadians interested in pursuing undergraduate degrees; however, the information below can be used as a guide. Please note that requirements may differ for certain programmes.
- Alberta. 70-75% average in 5 subjects at Year 12 General High School Diploma level, with at least 75% in any required subjects.
- British Columbia. 80% average in 5 subjects at Year 12, with at least 80% in any required subjects or BBBBB-AAAAA grades.
- Manitoba. Five credits awarded at the 300 Level with at least 80% in four subject areas.
- New Brunswick. 80% average in 5 subjects at Year 12, with at least 80% in any required subjects.
- Ontario. 75%-80% average in six U, U/C or M subjects at Year 12, with at least 80% in any required subjects.
- Quebec. 75% average in DEC/DCS, with at least 75% in any required subjects.
Note: LLB applicants may be required to have a minimum of 2 years post-secondary education at a recognised institution in order for a foreign law degree to be accredited by Canadian authorities.
Postgraduate Taught Programs
A good degree, usually a 3.0GPA or higher, from a recognised university in a relevant subject is normally required for a postgraduate taught degree. Equivalent qualifications will also be considered.
Note: many subjects that are postgraduate qualifications in Canada are undergraduate qualifications in the UK, including Law, Optometry, Pharmacy, Physiotheraphy and more. Therefore, if you are interested in one of these programmes, you need to follow the advice for undergraduate entry.
Postgraduate Research Programs
A good degree, at least a 3.0GPA (out of 4.0), from a recognised university in a relevant subject is normally required for a postgraduate research degree. Most Schools may also require a master's degree.