To be honest, 2:2 in the UK is indeed not a very ideal score, but there is still a chance to apply for the top 50 masters of QS in the UK and Australia. Of course, there will be some additional factors when applying, such as work experience, internship experience, etc., which need to be analyzed in combination with personal circumstances. Today we mainly share which QS top 50 UK-Australian universities accept 2:2 degree (50-59 points) applications.
UK: Imperial College London (QS ranking: 6).
Under normal circumstances, IC does not recruit 2:2, but if your comprehensive background is particularly strong, they may send you a conditional offer, and if you want to enroll, you still have to achieve 2:1 when you graduate from the bachelor's degree.
University College London (QS ranking: 9).
UCL is one of the largest universities in the UK, offering a wide range of majors, and it is also the most accessible G5, many majors accept applications for 2:2 degrees, but there are generally work experience requirements, and it is not easy to apply.
University of Edinburgh (QS rank: 22).
Some colleges at the University of Edinburgh accept a 2:2 degree, but you will need to have relevant work experience or a strong push. Letters of recommendation.
University of Manchester (QS rank: 32).
There are still a lot of master's degrees in the University of Manchester that require a 2:2 degree in English, and some majors that require a 2:1 are not completely out of play, and will be considered in combination with work experience and other factors.
Australia: University of Sydney (QS rank: 19).
Students majoring in social sciences such as media, economics (School of Social Sciences), and with a score of 55 or above, have the opportunity to get an offer.
University of New South Wales (QS ranking: 19).
Students majoring in social sciences such as media with a score of 55 or above have the opportunity to get an offer.
Monash University (QS rank: 42).
Most majors accept applications for a 2:2 degree.
University of Queensland (QS ranking: 43).
Most majors accept applications for a 2:2 degree.