Overview
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (INTO UAB) offers Pathway programs and opportunities for ambitious international students as well as direct entry options for students meeting the entry criteria.
A partnership between INTO and The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) helps international students progress to degree-level study in the US. Programs available are International Year One, Undergraduate Transfer, Graduate Pathway and Academic English. The university also offers a direct admit option (Integrated Master's Program – IMP) for those students whose GPA is less than 3.0 but above 2.5.
Through these programs, students gain academic credits while greatly developing their English language and academic skills. Other services provided by UAB include:
- Academic advisors
- Language tutors
- Learning Resource Center
- Personalized support
- Visa and immigration help
- Educational and cultural workshops, activities and events
The university is widely celebrated and has recently been named the No. 160 best global university and the No. 64 top public school by U.S. News & World Report in 2023. Additionally, 16 of its graduate programs rank in the top 25.
Founded in 1969, UAB is spread over 275 acres and is home to over 22,000 students. Many come from overseas, with 100+ countries represented. It's the largest research institution in Alabama, as well as the largest employer in the state.
Situated near downtown Birmingham, UAB's location offers students a wide range of activities to enjoy during their spare time. These include hiking trails in the Appalachian Mountains, an exciting city nightlife, water sports on the three main rivers, theatre shows, dining options and much more.
At UAB, students can be sure of an education that will set them up for a successful future. Programs are designed to help them push the limits and reach their goals, so they'll graduate ready to make an impact in the professional world.
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