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The following course booklets, prospectuses and applicant/offer holder guides provide information on programmes offered by our Departments.

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International Foundation Certificate/ Graduate Diploma (Pre-Masters)

A fully completed application should consist of the following:

  • Full submission of application via My Goldsmiths system
  • A reference
  • A personal statement
  • English Language qualifications if available at point of application
  • Transcript/certificate or student record.
  • A portfolio or specific supporting evidence if requested

Undergraduate degree

Applications should be made as per requirements listed on www.ucas.com including contact information, academic history, qualifications taken or currently being studied, a personal statement and usually an academic reference from a school or college teacher. Our UCAS institution code is G56 and the institution name is GOLD.

Students who apply via school counsellor departments and/or educational agents-representatives should ensure their third party details are provided in the 'Correspondence address' section of the UCAS form. 

The applicant name should be in the first line of the address, and the agency's name (and office if they have more than one office) in the second line.

If your third party has their own UCAS 'buzzword' we would highly recommend that you submit applications using this buzzword. We also recommend that the third party(s) are included as the 'Nominated contact' on the UCAS form. Please use the agency name rather than the name of the individual counsellor.

Masters/Postgraduate Taught

You apply directly to Goldsmiths via the website by clicking the ‘apply now’ button on the programme page of the course you’re interested in.

Exceptions to this are our PGCE programmes where you are required to apply through UCAS Teacher Training, and our MA in Social Work where you must also apply through UCAS.

Some programmes have particular application procedures, so always check the relevant programme page first.

A fully completed application should consist of the following:

  • Full submission of application form
  • An academic reference or contact details of your referee
  • A personal statement
  • English Language qualifications if available at point of application
  • An electronic copy of your educational transcript/certificate or student record
  • A portfolio or specific supporting evidence if requested.

Postgraduate Research

You apply directly to Goldsmiths via the website by clicking the ‘apply now’ button on the programme page of the course you’re interested in.

Some programmes have particular application procedures, so always check the programme listing for any specific requirements. If you’re applying for an MPhil/PhD you should get in touch with the programme contact or academic department in which you’d like to study before you submit your application. You'll find their contact details on the relevant programme page. It may also be possible to arrange an advisory meeting with your preferred supervisor.   If you’re considering applying to do an MPhil and/or PhD, you’ll need to write a research proposal. We strongly encourage applicants for MPhil/PhD to contact the relevant department before submitting an application to discuss supervision, submitting without prior contact can lead to the admissions process taking much longer

A fully completed application should consist of the following:

  • Full submission of application form
  • An academic reference or contact details of your referee
  • A personal statement
  • A research proposal
  • English Language qualifications if available at point of application
  • An electronic copy of your educational transcript/certificate or student record
  • A portfolio or specific supporting evidence if requested

Incomplete applications

An application will be considered incomplete if there is:

  • Minimal information listed on the application form
  • No personal statement
  • No reference
  • No information or documentation relating to academic qualifications
  • No information or documentation relating to English language capability or qualifications if available at point of application
  • No portfolio or supporting evidence provided or explanation for missing information
  • No research proposal (for postgraduate research degrees) 

It is essential that agents correctly tag their student applications for admissions data protection purposes, enabling effective follow up between agents and the university. This is also essential for financial reasons at the end of each recruitment cycle.

Undergraduate Applications

For Undergraduate Applications we require the following evidence:

  • agency name in the nominee field of the UCAS front page
  • scan of the UCAS front page sent to int.agents(@gold.ac.uk) and the relevant admissions email (see details in the Contact Us section) with nominee field completed and an agency stamp.

If the agency's association with the student began after they made an application, we require the following:

  • scan of the UCAS front page sent to int.agents(@gold.ac.uk) and the relevant admissions email (see details in the Contact Us section) with company stamp
  • confirmation of service letter signed by the student
  • e-mail correspondence over a period of months to evidence your communication and counselling with the applicant

Postgraduate Applications

For Postgraduate applications, we require the following evidence:

  • agency name and email address in the agent field section of the online application

If the agency's association with the student began after they made an application, we require the following:

  • agency name and email address in the agent field section of the online application
  • details of applicant sent to int.agents(@gold.ac.uk) and the relevant admissions email (see details in the Contact Us section)
  • Full name
  • Date of birth
  • Residence/Nationality
  • Chosen programme
  • Year of entry
  • Student ID
  • Application submission date
  • confirmation of service letter signed by the student
  • e-mail correspondence to evidence of your communication with the applicant

Undergraduate

View our Undergraduate Guide 2022

Postgraduate

View our Postgraduate Guide 2022

International and Study Abroad

Study Abroad Prospectus 2020-22 (PDF)

 

 

Students at Goldsmiths progress onto a range of career paths. Please see the subject PDFs below for further details.

Global Opportunities and International Recruitment contacts

Charley Robinson

Head of International Recruitment and Global Opportunities
C.Robinson@gold.ac.uk

Sunny Deng

International Recruitment Manager
China, Taiwan & Hong Kong
S.deng@gold.ac.uk

Sarah Crack

International Recruitment Manager
The Americas
S.Crack@gold.ac.uk

Sash Bhakoo

International Recruitment Manager
Japan, India & South Korea
S.Bhakoo@gold.ac.uk

Dominic Grego

International Recruitment Manager
South East Asia, Russia & Ukraine
d.grego@gold.ac.uk

Jake Longley

International Student Recruitment Officer
Norway, Middle-East, Turkey, and UK-based International recruitment
J.Longley@gold.ac.uk 

Alicia Wan

International Recruitment Administrator
int.agents@gold.ac.uk

Will Abraham

New York City-based Admissions Counsellor
w.abraham@gold.ac.uk
Office: +39 366 2158355

Chris Wang (Ms)

China Project Manager
chris.wang@gold.ac.uk
Jianwai SOHO, Building 17, Suite 705, 39 East 3rd Ring Middle Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China 100022
Office: +86 138 1135 6291

Eduardo Lees

Global Opportunities Manager
E.Lees@gold.ac.uk

Jack Selby

Global Opportunities Officer
J.Selby@gold.ac.uk

Shannon Stowers

Global Opportunities Co-Ordinator
Shannon.Stowers@gold.ac.uk 

Admissions contacts

Arts & Humanities Team (Art, ELC, Design, English, History, Music, Theater and Performance, Visual Cultures)

Professional Studies, Science & Technology Team (Computing, Education, Psychology, STACS, ICCE, IMS)

Culture & Society Team (Anthropology, Media, Politics, Sociology)