Applying for undergraduate courses

We offer more than 200 UK undergraduate degree courses – get inspired by exploring our list of university subjects.

We're here to help you choose your course, guide you through the application process, advise you on funding and help you find somewhere to live. If you have a question, get in touch.

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Find your course

How to apply for university - undergraduate courses

We accept many qualifications for entry onto our undergraduate degree courses and treat everyone who applies as an individual. Read more about our entry requirements and admissions policy.

Write your personal statement

Read our tips for writing a persuasive personal statement and securing a place at university.

Apply through UCAS

Apply to the university through UCAS for full-time undergraduate courses.

Apply direct to the university

Apply direct to the university for part-time degrees, short courses and evening classes.

Key dates in applications

A timeline of key dates in the application process. What to do when and links to help you do it.

Conditional and Unconditional offers

Find out about the difference between different types of offers for university courses. 

After you've applied

Manage your application

Track the progress of your application and respond to interview invitations.

Apply for student funding

Make sure you organise your finances and apply for student funding early.

Prepare for your interview

If you have to come to an interview, read our tips for success.

Read about our offer

Received an offer from us? Congratulations! Find out what happens next.

Accept your offer

Accept your offer to study with us through your UCAS Hub.

After you've accepted an offer

Come to an applicant event

Meet us online or in-person to find out what it's like to study here.

Choose where to live

We have a range of options to make you feel at home.

Prepare for your course

Make your final preparations for the start of university life.