Is it possible to go for June and July intake for UK Master's programs?
07 May 2026 · Answered by Shairal Pathak · 1 min read
June or July intakes for master’s programs in the UK are extremely rare. The two main intakes are September (Fall), which is the primary intake with the widest range of courses and universities, and January (Winter), which offers a decent but slightly smaller set of options.
A few universities may offer a May intake, but options in June or July are generally very limited and not commonly available.
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