How to apply
There are a number of ways to apply for one of our undergraduate courses at University College Birmingham. We offer full-time, part-time and online courses, for which there are different application processes.
If you are currently studying a Level 3 college course at University College Birmingham and would like to progress onto one of our university courses, please visit our Move Up to Uni page to apply.
If you are unsure how to apply or you have questions about our admissions process, please use our live chat feature to speak to one of our Admissions officers (available 9am-5pm Monday to Friday).
Explore our range of undergraduate courses:
Apply direct
If you are considering only applying to us, there are lots of reasons why applying direct is the best option*:
- No fees – we will submit your application to UCAS on your behalf
- No need for a personal statement
(*You can apply direct if you have not applied through UCAS this year and only wish to apply to University College Birmingham)
Making your application
If you are a UK, EU or an international student applying for a full-time undergraduate course, you have a couple of different options available to you.
As your child comes to the end of their Level 3 course, they may be wondering what direction to take next. For some, it may be entering into employment, while for others, it may be taking their studies to the next level by progressing to university. Designed for parents and carers, this guide will help bring clarity on what is coming next.
Need some advice?
Our Schools Liaison team deliver drop-in sessions for you to ask any questions you have about university.
After you have applied
Once we receive your application, we will notify you through email and our team of Admissions experts will give careful consideration to all the information you have provided.
Glossary of Admissions terms
Not sure what conditional and unconditional offers mean, or the difference between a bachelor's degree and a foundation degree? We have put together an A-to-Z of university terms to help you understand what our jargon really means.
Undergraduate term dates
Check the key dates for our undergraduate students, including enrolment, induction and the start and end of each semester.
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Tuition fees
Find out the tuition fees that apply for new home students (students who are not classified as international students) who enrol at the University in the new academic year. These…
Read moreInternational application
Students from outside the EU can apply to us directly while undergraduate applicants can also apply via UCAS. Read our step-by-step guide here.
Read moreStudent support
Whether you need support with your learning, finances, health and wellbeing or other areas, our range of dedicated support services are here for you.
Read moreUnibuddy Community
Get to know other people on your course before you join us. You can also connect with those staying in our student accommodation and keep up-to-date with any announcements.
Read moreUCB - Apply Direct
Apply directly to University College Birmingham and avoid UCAS charges and personal statements.
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