Thinking of applying for a course? We can give you advice on how to apply.

Ready to apply?
Applying with us is easy.
Step 1: Choose a course
Step 2: Check the entry requirements
Step 3: Make an application
Applying for a Full-time course?
You can apply for all of our full-time courses through UCAS. When completing your application, you will need our institution code: W35 and the course code found on your chosen course’s page.
Whilst UCAS have an application deadline in January, we may still accept your application if we still have vacancies on our courses – it is always worth applying!
Looking for part-time courses?
If you wish to study an honours degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC programme on a part-time basis or an access course you will need to apply directly to us.
Contacting the admissions team
If you have any queries or would like support completing your application, please do not hesitate to contact our admissions team on 01553 815 449.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
If English is not your first language you will need to make sure you meet our minimum English language requirements. For more information visit the ARU website.
NARIC Requirement
For students with international qualifications a NARIC statement of comparability will be required in order to proceed with your application. For more information on how to apply for a NARIC statement, click here.
What happens after you have applied?
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Full-time entry
If you have applied for a full-time course, we will update your application with an outcome on UCAS Track. Please note that for some of our courses you may be invited in for an interview before we can offer you a place.
If you have been offered a place at UcWA and choose us as either your firm or insurance option, we will also contact you with more information about your next-steps, including student finance, opportunities to visit the campus and accommodation (if applicable).
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Part-time entry
If you have applied for a part-time course, we will contact you via email to update you on the outcome of your application.