What is the application process the Buckinghamshire New University?

The Buckinghamshire New University based in Wycombe, holds the crown for being the #1 university in the region.

The public university, secures a UK-wide rank #65 among all colleges & universities, as per the National University Rankings 2025, given by a prominent ranking publication.

The University of Buckingham in Buckingham & the National Film & Television School in Beaconsfield secure ranks #2 & #3 respectively as part of Shiksha Rankings of the top colleges & universities in the region.

BNU & University of Bolton are both part of the best institutions in the UK, the BNU attains a country-level rank of #115, while Bolton attains a rank of #124 as part of the latest Shiksha Popularity Rankings.

However, both institutions are also selective to varying degrees, with the BNU acceptance rate standing at around 96%, while Bolton's stands at 70%.  

Thus, it can be said that the Buckinghamshire New University, is relatively easier to secure admissions at as compared to University of Bolton.

The Buckinghamshire New University has five main campuses: High Wycombe, Uxbridge, Aylesbury, Pinewood Studios & Missenden Abbey.

Each of these campuses are located in close vicinity to each other & are just a bus or train ride away. The High Wycombe campus is a 30-min train ride to the London City Centre, while the institute runs complementary shuttle buses from High Wycombe to the Pinewood Studio campus.

Yes, International applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English, as programs are primarily offered in English language. Accepted language proficiency tests include IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Cambridge English Test, and Duolingo.

For MSc and MBA courses, below are the English proficiency requirements: 

The international students are required to take an English proficiency test in order to get admission on BBA courses at this univeristy as the curriculum taught at this university is in English. 

Below are the English proficiency requirements to take admission at Buckinghamshire: