Ref/Application No.

UE0NPN/OS-24/240816474
April 15, 2025

Dear Jaspreet Kaur

Course: MBA Business Administration

I am delighted to confirm you have a conditional offer of a place here at the University of Sunderland on the above programme. The
programme will start on 09 June 2025 and ends on 10 July 2026.

The conditions of your offer are:

This offer is also subject to a number of UK Immigration checks which will be carried out by our Immigration Compliance Team here at the
University of Sunderland. A member of this team will be in touch with you to tell you about what these checks will be. We may contact you
via email therefore please ensure you have provided us with a valid email address that you have regular access to. Every student who is
required to obtain a Student Route visa in order to study in the UK must engage with Immigration Compliance Team if requested to do so.
The team are here to give you the best chance to successfully obtain a visa.

If you are unable to meet the specific requirements this may regrettably affect our ability to issue you with a CAS number for a Student
Route visa, which could impact upon your ability to study with us.

To accept your offer please login to 'myApplication' and click on "Respond to Offer".

Tuition fee for academic year 2024/5: £18,000

Please note: Prior to enrolling onto your course you will be required to pay 50% of your tuition fees for the academic year. The remaining
50% will be due to be paid at a specific point during your studies. For information on how and when these payments should be made,
please visit our international instalments webpages here. It is very important you take note of future payment dates to ensure there is
no impact on your enrolment status at the University.

The level of tuition fee remains the same for each year of the scheduled duration of your course, subject to your satisfactory progress. This
information was correct at the time of publication.

Please see notes for payment of Tuition Fees. You can also view our Tuition fee policy by clicking here. Student should be aware of all the
provisions in our Tuition Fee Refund Policy

The University has made significant investment in providing financial support for students applying to study in 2024/5 and our generous
scholarships and bursaries are financial awards that do not have to be paid back. For further details of our full range of bursaries and
scholarships including how to apply, please click here.

Please note that you will be required to declare certain information to the University about any relevant, unspent, criminal convictions that
you may have. Your attention is drawn to the University’s Terms and Conditions, and the Admissions Code of Practice for Applicants
(Appendix E within the Admissions Policy) declaring a criminal conviction, which explain this requirement in more detail. The University will
carry out a risk assessment based on any disclosure of criminal convictions; and reserves the right to impose certain restrictions or to
withdraw your offer, if the risks cannot reasonably be managed.

The University has a range of accommodation options, all located within 1.5 miles of the city centre. Please visit Accommodation Services
The University encourages you to declare any health or wellbeing issues or disabilities in order to allow the University to consider how best
to support you and whether any reasonable adjustments are required prior to you commencing your course. Please visit University's
Student Support Services.

The University is committed to providing high quality services. Should you feel the need to express dissatisfaction with a particular service,
you can find full details of the admissions complaints and appeals procedure in the admissions policy.

The University's Student Handbook details the University's regulations, policies and procedures, for the current academic year.
The University's Terms & Conditions supersedes those in the University's Student Handbook.

We are very much looking forward to you joining us on your chosen course of study, in the meantime if there is any further information you
require, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us.If you want to keep up to date with the progress of your application then please login
to ‘myApplication’.

Yours sincerely

Joanne Bainbridge
Head of Student Administration

myApplication Login

Appendix A

In relation to your programme at the University of Sunderland, I wanted to take this opportunity to remind you of some important
information about your student visa. Please note that links and information were correct as of June 2024. For the most up-to-date visa
information, please check the Home Office website here.

You must provide the University with full details of your immigration history; this includes any study that you have already undertaken in
the UK. You can contact our Immigration Compliance team via the chat function within CAS Shield. Should you require any assistance
accessing CAS Shield please contact immigrationcompliance@sunderland.ac.uk.

Please note if your programme requires an ATAS certificate you will need to include this in your Student Route visa application.

Acceptable financial evidence

There are several different ways of showing the financial evidence required in support of your application. It is crucial that you check that
your financial evidence meets the UK Visas and Immigration requirements outlined at https://www.ukcisa.org.uk/Information--
Advice/Visas-and-Immigration/Student-route-eligibility-and-requirements.

Ensure that your funds are held, in an active account for 28 consecutive days before making your application. UKVI often contacts the
financial institution to ensure the funds are genuinely held and can be verified. Your bank statement must not be older than 30 days at the
date of your visa application. If required as part of our Pre-CAS checks the Immigration Compliance Team will ensure your financial
evidence meets UKVI Requirements.

Funding required

You will need to show the outstanding balance for tuition fees that is shown on your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). We
strongly recommend that you pay your tuition fees in full before the CAS is produced, to ensure your CAS statement is as accurate as
possible.

In addition to tuition fees the UKVI also require students to show evidence of maintenance funds, you will need to provide a bank
statement proving availability of:

£1,136 per month to cover living costs for each month of your programme up to a maximum of nine months - £10,224 for
Sunderland students, plus any tuition fees you still owe. For visa applications submitted after 2nd January 2025.

If you are providing a bank statement with a currency that is not in £ (GBP), the University of Sunderland advises you to add at least £250
to the minimum maintenance funds stated above. This is to help you avoid any problems should the currency exchange rate change.
Please use the Oanda currency converter to ensure you have the correct amount of money in your bank account -
https://www.oanda.com/currency-converter.

We strongly recommend you keep the funding you show in your account until after you have received your visa.

Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS)

You will likely need to pay a healthcare surcharge called the immigration health surcharge (or IHS) as part of your immigration
application. The payment will go directly into the National Health Service (NHS), and applicants will be entitled to receive the same cover
as a permanent UK resident. You can start using the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK when you’ve (i) paid the healthcare
surcharge (or are exempt from paying it), and (ii) your visa or immigration application is granted.

New students applying for Student Visa entry clearance visas can use the start and end dates shown on their Certificate of Acceptance
(CAS) to calculate how much the charge will be. The cost is based on the length of the visa you are applying for.

The Immigration Health Surcharge is currently £776 per year per person for the Student Visa Route. For further information or to identify
how much you will need to pay please follow this link - Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration application: How much you have
to pay - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).

The Student Visa application form will direct you to the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) portal where you can pay the required
charge.

I hope that this information is helpful to you, and I wish you all the best for your studies at the University of Sunderland.