Turn your passion for food into a UK degree.
University College Birmingham (UCB) is one of the UK’s best-known names for culinary arts, bakery and hospitality training.
- Culinary arts
- Bakery & patisserie
- Study gaps accepted
- Scholarships
- IELTS waiver for eligible students
Why UCB for food careers
UCB has trained chefs, bakers and hospitality managers for decades. Its graduates include Michelin-starred chef Brad Carter. Students learn in professional training kitchens and bakeries on campus in central Birmingham.
Easier entry for Indian students
- Study gaps accepted, so you can apply even if you’ve been working.
- Scholarships for eligible international students.
- IELTS waiver for some students, based on English-medium education and the university’s criteria.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need cooking experience?
Not necessarily. Many courses accept beginners with a genuine interest. Prior experience helps your application.
Can I work part time while studying?
Degree-level students on a Student visa can usually work up to 20 hours a week in term time. Hospitality jobs are often easy to find.
Is Birmingham expensive?
Living costs in Birmingham are generally lower than in London.
Cook up your future in the UK
Free consultation with Haven Overseas at our Kozhikode and Kochi offices, or by phone and WhatsApp.
Sources: University College Birmingham, GOV.UK Student visa. Details as of the video date.
