Student ID: S2461169

Ayodeji Michael Dada

2 Ajayi Ogendengbe Street
Obanikoro, Somolu
Lagos
Lagos
100001

Dear Ayodeji Michael,

UNCONDITIONAL OFFER

Congratulations!

The University is pleased to make you an unconditional offer to study at Glasgow Caledonian
University.

The details of your offer are specified below. If you would like to speak to a member of the team to
discuss this or any aspect of your application further, we would be delighted to hear from you.
You can contact us at [email protected] or +44(0)141 331 8630, Office Hours: Monday - Friday
between the hours of 9am and 5pm (UK time).

Offer Details

Programme Name: Master of Public Health

School: School of Health and Life Sciences

Mode of study: FULL TIME

CAH3 Code: CAH02-06-01

Location: GCU Glasgow

Start Date: 27/01/2025

Standard Programme duration: 1 Years

Point of Entry Year 1

Fee Payer Type: Overseas

Please note the start date stated above is the course teaching start date. New students are strongly
encouraged to participate in our recommended induction activities which typically start earlier than
the teaching start date. For further information on induction dates please visit:
https://www.gcu.ac.uk/student/essentials/timetable/calendar/.

Offer: Unconditional

Fees for academic year 24/25: £16200

Scholarship awarded: New to GCU PLUS PGT

Scholarship £4000

Please note this scholarship is only available to

self-funded students and applies to your first year
of study only. You are deemed to be a self-
funded student if you are paying your tuition fees
yourself or with support from a relative or friend
£ 4000

Self-funded students may be eligible for

scholarships for each consecutive year of study of
this programme. For further information please
visit the scholarships section of our website.

Total fees due for academic year 24/25: £ 12200

Deposit Payment

To secure your place of study on the programme you are required to pay a non-refundable deposit
of £6000. Details of how to make this payment are detailed on the Payment Information Sheet
below.

Once your deposit payment has been received in the university bank account, we will issue your CAS
Data Check as soon as possible. Further guidance will be provided on how to pay the Immigration
Health Surcharge and apply for your visa along with your CAS Data Check.

Fee Payer Status

Your Fee Payer Status has been determined based on the information provided in your application
and any supporting documents. Fee Payer Status is determined in line with Scottish Government
regulations. Once you have registered as a student there are very few ways in which your Fee Payer
Status can change. For independent advice on Fee Payer Status you can visit
https://www.ukcisa.org.uk/.

Immigration Requirements

This offer is subject to you meeting the necessary UK Government (UKVI) immigration requirements
for international students. UKVI rules are complex and strict with regards to whether a student visa
application can be made in the UK or out of the UK.
For further advice on this please contact the GCU Visa, Immigration, Support and Advice Team by
emailing [email protected].

GCU Policies and Regulations

This offer is made on the understanding that in accepting it you undertake to observe the Ordinances
and Regulations of the University and to comply with such other rules which the University may
make for its students from time to time. You can read about student terms and conditions here:
http://www.gcu.ac.uk/student/about/regulations. You should note that the University has the right
to withdraw an offer of a place after it has been made due to circumstances beyond its control. The
University's programmes are subject to a continuous process of review. For more information on this
please see: http://www.gcu.ac.uk/student/regulations/changesandcancellationtoprogrammes/.

The University’s full terms and conditions are available on our website:
www.gcu.ac.uk/termsandconditions.

If you have disclosed a disability on your application form the University’s Disability Team will contact
you in due course to discuss any support you may require.

If you have applied for other programmes for which the University has not yet responded, your
application is still under consideration and you will be informed of the outcome as soon as a decision
has been made.

Next Steps

1. Please log onto your Applicant Portal to accept this offer within the next 30 days, or by the
deposit payment deadline, whichever is earlier. Please see our Application Deadline webpage
for details: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/internationalstudy/howtoapply/application-deadlines. By
accepting this offer of study you confirm that you have read and understood Glasgow
Caledonian University’s Student Terms and Conditions and agree with the Fee Payer Type you
have been classified as.

2. Once you’ve accepted your offer you must complete your criminal convictions declaration
through the Criminal Convictions Declaration button on your Applicant Portal.

3. Pay your non-refundable deposit of £6000. Details of how to make this payment are
provided in the information sheet below. You should ensure you fully read and understand
GCU’s Fees and Refund Policy before making any payment.

Once your deposit payment has been received in the university bank account, we will issue your CAS
Data Check as soon as possible. Further guidance will be provided on how to pay the Immigration
Health Surcharge and apply for your visa along with your CAS Data Check.

Please note that all offers for programmes of study at Glasgow Caledonian University are sent
electronically so you will not receive an offer by post.

We look forward to welcoming you as a student at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Yours sincerely,

Admissions Service

Future Students, Marketing and Communications

T: +44 (0)141 331 8630 | E:[email protected] | www.gcu.ac.uk
Glasgow Caledonian University, Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow, G4 0BA

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applicants in order to manage applications to study at the University. Our Privacy Notice for
Enquirers and Applicants outlines how your personal information will be processed while your
application is being processed.

PAYMENT INFORMATION SHEET

How do I make a payment?

Online payment is the quickest and easiest way to pay your deposit, and tuition fees. If you choose to
pay online you will receive a receipt instantly to inform you that payment has been made. For all
other methods of payments, please check with your bank to see when the funds are transferred.

The fastest way to pay is by logging into the Applicant Portal which will allow you to pay by credit or
debit card via WPM or by international or domestic bank transfer via Flywire.

GCU accepts all major credit and debit cards online.

Flywire

GCU has partnered with Flywire to accept bank transfer payments from students. Flywire enables
you to make payments easily and securely in your own currency using a variety of local payment
methods, including online banking and bank transfers. The available payment methods depend on
the country you are paying from. This is the preferred and quickest method of making a payment to
the University.

More information about making a payment can be found on our website at

https://www.gcu.ac.uk/study/tuitionfees/howtopay

Please do not send cash through the post.

Does my deposit count as advance payment towards my fees?

Yes, we will confirm in your CAS statement that you have paid £6000 in advance towards your total
tuition fees due.

When do I have to pay?

Please see our Application Deadline page for details of the deposit payment deadline.

Can I pay more than £6000 towards my tuition fees?

Yes, you can make payment of higher amounts towards your tuition fees using any of the payment
methods we accept. The full amount received will be shown on your CAS statement.

I am a sponsored by my government. Do I have to pay a deposit?

No, please upload a copy of your sponsor letter within the My Finance tab of your Applicant Portal.
Your sponsor letter should be on the organisation’s letter-headed paper, bear their official stamp and
be dated. It should include your name, Student ID number, programme of study, the name and
contact details of the official financial sponsor, confirmation of the value of fees being paid and, if
applicable, the monthly allowance you will be paid by your sponsor.

I have made my payment. What are the next steps?

Once your payment has been received in the university bank account, we will issue your CAS Data
Check as soon as possible. Further guidance will be provided on how to pay the Immigration Health
Surcharge and apply for your visa along with your CAS Data Check.

What is the Immigration Health Surcharge?

You are required to pay a healthcare surcharge as part of your immigration application if you are
applying for a visa to study in the UK. Using the information provided in your CAS Data Check, the IHS
calculator will work out the amount you will be required to pay upfront for every year of study in the
United Kingdom.

I have received my CAS Statement but now wish to make an additional payment.

If you intend to make further payment please do not use your CAS until payment has cleared and you
have been advised to do so by GCU Admissions staff. You can make further payments using any of the
payment methods noted above.

Do I get a refund if I don’t register?

A refund (less a £150 administration fee) can only be considered in the event that you have applied
for a visa to study at GCU and this has been refused by UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI). We will not
refund the deposit if your visa application was declined on the grounds of the submission of falsified
documentation or undeclared criminal convictions. You will not be given a refund if you decide on
entry to the UK that you no longer wish to study at this University.

All refund requests must be received within 90 days of the visa refusal notice and should be sent via
email to [email protected].

We will refund in full any tuition fee payments received over and above the £6000 minimum non-
refundable deposit. For full information on our deposit and refund policy please see:
http://www.gcu.ac.uk/financeoffice/policiesguidelines/

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Thanks & Regards

Rupa Sharma