Pakistan
We value our links with Pakistan and we have welcomed Pakistani students to Surrey for a number of years – there are currently more than 50 students from the country studying here. Our beautiful safe campus is situated in Guildford which is just 40 minutes by train from London and close to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. If you have any questions about studying at Surrey, please contact your dedicated Surrey contact Sharath Meppallil. We also work with representatives, who can provide information and guidance on study opportunities at Surrey.
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Today we’ve been meeting offer holders in #Shanghai helping them prepare for their arrival in September.… https://t.co/kr7kALt1RP
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International ambassador and @SurreySociology student Patricia is currently studying abroad @VicUniWgtn during her… https://t.co/swBXPFOGqA
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If you’re an international student you may need to apply for a visa or approval by the Academic Technology Approval Scheme before commencing your studies with us.
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With students from over 120 different countries, we’re proud to be one of the most culturally diverse universities in the UK.