Royal Holloway is a truly multicultural institution. Our students from Brunei study a range of subjects from Information Security to Politics & International Relations and Management.
The International Officer responsible for Brunei is Danielle Priest. If you have any questions about Royal Holloway or making an application please email Danielle.Priest@royalholloway.ac.uk
The qualifications we accept
Applicants to Royal Holloway come from a diverse range of backgrounds and we accept a broad range of qualifications to our courses. Each applicant is considered carefully on their individual merits, but please see below for the standard minimum entry requirements for students from Brunei.
Undergraduate
A-Levels & International Baccalaureate (IB)
The requirements for A-Levels or the IB Diploma taken in Brunei are the same as for those taken in the UK and these can be found in our course finder.
University preparation programmes
The Royal Holloway International Study Centre provides an International Foundation Year programme, which is designed for international students who do not quite meet the requirements for an undergraduate course. This programme will help to develop your academic and English language skills in preparation for university. Upon successful completion, you can progress to degree level study at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Postgraduate
Master's Degree
Students who have successfully completed a Bachelor's degree in an appropriate subject with good grades at a reputable university will be considered for entry to a Royal Holloway Master's degree programme. Exact requirements will depend upon the programme but departments will usually ask for either a lower (2:2) or upper (2:1) second class Bachelor (Honours) degree, or an upper second class (2:1) or First class (1st) Bachelor (Ordinary) degree.
Royal Holloway in Brunei
We hold occasional events that bring together new students from all over South East Asia. The last one gave 30 students and potential students a chance to meet and network, discussing life at Royal Holloway, finding future housemates, sharing experience and making friends.
To find out when the next event is email Danielle.Priest@royalholloway.ac.uk.
Useful links
The British Council in Malaysia provides advice on studying in the UK for students in Brunei.
The British High Commission in Bangar Seri Begawan has information on visas and visiting the UK.
The British Universities Brunei Association promotes links between Brunei students and UK universities. UKCISA promotes and protects the needs of international students in the UK.
