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International : Become a representative of AUB

Here you'll find all you need to know about applying to AUB as an international student.

How to become a representative of AUB

At Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) we pride ourselves in providing excellent support to our international agents and counsellors worldwide and work under the guidance of the UK’s Education Agent Partner Quality Assurance Framework.

We expect our partners to operate and comply with the standards established in The National Code of Ethical Practice for UK Education Agents (2021) and any future amendments.

We also expect our partners to recognise the importance of completing a recognised training qualification for UK-facing education agents we recommended they utilise the British Council Education Agent and Counsellor Training Suite, and in addition request access to the AQF agency management course, which are both endorsed by UKCISA, BUILA and UUKi.

As part of our application process, we would like you to submit the following information, which will allow us to understand more about your business and what type of partnership you could offer AUB.

Your company profile.
A short marketing and recruiting plan outlining the potential of your business and why you would make a good partner for AUB – 1,000 words maximum.
Copies of certificates for counsellors who have undertaken the British Council’s UK Certified Counsellor Training in the past two years.
If you have a sub-agent network, please provide the list of agents within that network and your policy that demonstrates how you manage these agents and how it works in practice.

Please take a good look at our courses, our ethos and the international section of our website to make sure that AUB is the kind of institution that you are looking to represent.

Please submit all items to agents@aub.ac.uk and we will aim to contact you within 7–10 days.

We look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your interest in working with AUB.

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Overview

Our International Team is here to guide you through the process of becoming an AUB student from the start to the end of your course

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Your Country/Region

Coming to AUB from an international country can be confusing, but our country representatives are here to give you a helping hand

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International Scholarships

We have several scholarships available that can be awarded for every year of studies.

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English Language

We offer a range of English Language support for international students, both in preparation for and during their time at AUB

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Visas and immigration

If you are coming to study at AUB and need to apply for a student visa, here's everything you need to know

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Webinars

We're running course webinar lead course leaders talking about their relevant course, include our foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate

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Loans for American Students

If you're an American student looking to study at AUB and require a loan, find out everything you need to know about US Federal Loans here

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Contact us

Please contact the International team if you have any concerns about studying in the UK