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A Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is an electronic document that generates a reference number that is required in order to apply for a study visa. Your CAS will detail information regarding your course of study and some of your personal details. A CAS number confirms to UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) that we wish to sponsor your study in the UK.

If you have an offer for the University of 欧美高清, you must ensure you have accepted your offer and have satisfied all conditions except the administrative final check before your record will be checked for CAS Issuance. The conditions you must meet before getting to CAS issuance stage include:

• Academic Qualifications
• English Qualifications
• Valid Passport
• Deposit
• Academic Progression (If you have previously studied in the UK)

If you're an International student applying to a postgraduate Taught or Research course, the Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) may apply. Please visit ATAS for further information.

For any queries regarding your CAS please contact cas.admissions@strath.ac.uk

As part of our admissions process, the University may ask some applicants to complete a short pre-CAS readiness check before we can proceed with our visa sponsorship (CAS). Where this applies, completion of the interview will form a condition of your offer and must be satisfied before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be issued.

What is the purpose of the interview?

The interview helps us confirm that you are a genuine student with a clear understanding of your chosen programme, your reasons for studying, and your intentions after completing your studies.  This will also help ensure that you are prepared for any future visa application and interview conducted by the UKVI. 

What you need to do

If this condition is included in your offer, we will contact you with the necessary details:

Please ensure you:

• click the link provided
• complete the online interview in one sitting

What to expect

You will be asked a series of questions about:

• your chosen programme
• your reasons for studying in the UK
• your future plans
• your preparation for study
• the Pre-CAS Readiness Check includes a combination of video and written responses.
• you will answer some fixed questions and some that are selected at random, so your Pre-CAS check will be unique to you.

Important instructions

• Please complete the interview independently
• Do not copy responses from agents or third parties
• Use your own words and be honest in your answers
• Ensure your answers are clear and detailed

Time required

• Approximately 15 minutes

Before you start

Please ensure you:

• have your passport ready
• have a stable internet connection
• are in a quiet environment
• allow enough time to complete the interview

After submission

• Your responses will be reviewed by the academic faculty

Learn more about the Pre-CAS Readiness Check (applicant guidance)

To meet University and visa requirements, some applicants will be required to complete a financial assurance check by providing evidence of funds to cover their tuition fees and living costs in line with University and visa requirements. Where this applies, completion of this check will form a condition of your offer and must be satisfied before we can proceed with our visa sponsorship (CAS).

What you may need to provide

If this check applies to you, you will be asked to submit a document(s) showing that you have sufficient funds to cover:

• Your tuition fees; and
• Your living expenses for the duration of your studies.

What you need to do

If this condition is included in your offer, we will contact you with full details of the documents required and how to submit them. Please ensure your documents are clear, valid, and meet the specified requirements to avoid delays.

Why this matters

We cannot progress your application or issue key documents (such as your CAS, where applicable) until this condition has been successfully met.

If you have concerns

We understand that financial requirements can be complex. If you have any questions or need support, please contact us — we are here to help.

If documents are not provided

If the requested information is not received or does not meet requirements, your application may be delayed or your offer withdrawn.

Pre-CAS financial assurance check declaration

As part of this check, you will be asked to complete a declaration confirming that the payer information you provide is accurate. This helps protect both you and the University from fraud.

By completing the declaration, you confirm that the payer details are correct and understand that:

• tuition fee payments must be made from the payer's declared bank account.
• payments from any other account or source may be rejected and returned.
• any suspected fraudulent activity may be reported to the relevant authorities.

Learn more about the Financial assurance check (applicant guidance)

Now that you have received your Confirmation of Acceptance for Study (CAS), please ensure all of the information is correct.

If any details need to be amended, you should advise CAS admissions. Withhold submitting your student visa application until the amendments are complete.

If satisfied with the information, you are now able to start making a successful Student visa application. Find out what happens next.

Academic progression

Academic progression applies to anyone who has previously studied in the UK on a student (previously tier 4) visa and wishes to apply for a further student visa in the UK.

Applicants must demonstrate that their course represents progression from any previous course they have studied in the UK. This must be evidenced prior to CAS issuance.

Admissions may request further information on any previous UK study you have undertaken. A condition may be added to your application, and you will be invited to complete an academic progression questionnaire or provide an academic progression statement.

Admissions will advise if you meet academic progression and are eligible to apply for your visa from within the UK. If you do not meet academic progression requirements, you may need to apply for your visa from overseas.

Please be aware if academic progression is not met the University will not be satisfied to tick off the requirement; therefore no CAS will be issued.

For any queries relating to Academic progression, please email apq.admissions@strath.ac.uk.

A single CAS will cover your main degree programme and Pre-sessional English programme. Single CAS can only be issued for English Language Teaching (ELT) courses of 12 weeks or less (Modules 1 to 3) and where applicants also meet the conditions below:

• You hold a UKVI SELT – with Unique Reference Number (URN) at B1 or B2 dated within 2 years OR a Non UKVI SELT (no URN) at B2 (IELTS no score below 5.5 or equivalent) dated within the last 2 years
• You have met all other conditions except English for your Degree course (including deposit) of if you applied to Module 3 only you will need to have met all other conditions of your Degree course including deposit and English condition

Further information on Pre-Sessional English course entry requirements.