Queen Margaret University
Musselburgh · Higher Education Institution
The sponsor holds Student Sponsor status with a track record of compliance — the standard standing for an established provider.
University in Musselburgh, Scotland, UK
- Principal:
- Sir Paul Grice
- Founded:
- 1875
Background from Wikidata and Wikipedia, not part of the register record. Sources and corrections →
The Home Office does not publish this sponsor’s visa refusal rate, enrolment rate or course completion rate. Those go to the sponsor in a letter; only the resulting standing reaches the register, and nothing on this page is derived from them. What a sponsor has to hit →
Published evidence
At a glance
A reading aid, not a ranking. Each measure keeps its own source and population.
These figures are not all from the same year, and no source publishes them together. students 2024/25, survey 2026. A card that looks worse than another may simply be older. Detailed cohorts, definitions, benchmarks and caveats appear in the sections below.
Home Office register record
Snapshot 7 Sept 2026- Sponsor name
- Queen Margaret University
- Status
- Student Sponsor - Track Record
- Routes
- Student
- Immigration compliance
- No entry recorded
- Town / city
- Musselburgh
- Additional locations
- —
- Sponsor type
- Higher Education Institution (HEI)
Read directly from the Register of Licensed Student Sponsors, snapshot of 7 Sept 2026. The Home Office does not publish per-sponsor visa refusal, enrolment or completion figures.
Office for Students record
No Office for Students record. The OfS regulates English providers only — universities in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are regulated separately, as are overseas institutions holding a UK sponsor licence.
Standing over time
34 snapshotsThis provider’s standing at every register snapshot we hold, oldest to newest. Gaps mean the provider was not listed on that date.
Recorded register changes
1 recordedChanges are derived by comparing register snapshots. Dates are observation dates — the change occurred at some point in the interval shown, not necessarily on the later date. Check this entry against the live Register of licensed sponsors: students, or against an archived copy in the UK Government Web Archive.