Goldsmiths, University of London, is a public research university located in southeast London. For the 2024 academic year, Goldsmiths maintains a moderate level of selectivity, with a 13.65% acceptance rate and an offer rate of 70% based on UCAS data. Ranked among the top global universities, Goldsmiths holds a position between #501-600 in THE World University Rankings, #461 in QS World Rankings, and within the #201-300 bracket for global academic reputation. The university offers over 60 undergraduate and 180 graduate programs in subjects such as design, computing, journalism, business, media, and cultural studies. Tuition for undergraduate programs ranges from GBP 21,200 to GBP 25,820 (INR 25L to 30L), while postgraduate tuition is typically GBP 26,840 (INR 32L) per year. Admissions for undergraduate courses are accepted via the UCAS portal, with applications opening on September 1, 2025, and a tentative deadline of January 29, 2026. Most postgraduate programs do not have fixed deadlines, but students are encouraged to apply at least one month before the program start date. To support international students financially, Goldsmiths provides over GBP 200,000 (INR 2,33,29,440) in scholarships annually, including 35 Goldsmiths International Scholarships and fully funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarships for selected master's programs.