What are the general admission requirements for international students at University of Plymouth?

The University of Plymouth is a diverse and innovative institution with several interesting facts:

• Plymouth gets a High rate of graduate employment, which is 95%
• Over 18,500 students and over 182,000 graduates pursuing their careers globally
• One of just six institutions internationally to receive a Global Showcase award from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
• The University of Plymouth is among the Top UK universities for Marine and Ocean Engineering 
• Ranks among the top 100 universities in the UK
• The university offers a variety of accommodation options, including six halls available on campus and a further six off-campus

University of Plymouth offers the MSc in Cyber Security course for international students that includes the following:

• The students will get an understanding of topics such as security management, cytography, network and system security, computer forensics and protection in application scenarios. 
• Some of the core modules of the course are Security Operations & Incident Management, Ethical Hacking, Digital Forensics and Malware Analysis, Security Architectures & Cryptography and Information Security Management & Governance.
• The students will get access to their new engineering and design facility, students in engineering, Science and the arts will have access to a range of specialist equipment and innovative laboratories. 

University of Plymouth will arrange a place for students to reside in whether it be an accommodation run by the university or by private sector landlords. Some of the accommodations offered to international students are given as follows:

• University Managed Accommodation- The students who have a conditional or unconditional offer with the university can apply for an accommodation run by the University which are also the halls of residence.
• Private Sector Accommodation- This is for the students who are unable to find an accommodation or decide whether it will meet their needs. Once the international student has a visa, they can come to the UK and stay in a temporary accommodation while searching for suitable long-term housing.
• Exchange Student Accommodation