Entry routes, application steps, study patterns and more. Let’s make the unfamiliar feel a little more familiar.
Some courses offer alternative entry routes, such as a foundation year, an Access to HE qualification or consideration of relevant experience. Requirements vary by course and institution. We can help you explore the routes that may suit your background.
Yes. Universities welcome applications from mature students. Your route will depend on your previous education, experience and the course requirements. Returning after time away from education can be a good reason to discuss available academic support.
It may be possible. Some courses offer flexible study patterns, but you should check attendance requirements, independent study hours and assessment commitments before applying. Evening or weekend availability depends on the institution, course and intake.
Start by exploring our subject guides, from business and computing to health and social care. The team can discuss current options with you. A subject appearing on this website does not mean that a specific programme or campus is currently available.
Timelines vary by institution, course, intake and the documents needed. After your initial enquiry, we can explain the likely stages. Only the university can confirm its decision timeline.
Some courses use UCAS, while others may accept direct applications. The correct route depends on the institution and programme. We will help you check the relevant application instructions.
We can provide guidance on the process and the information you may need. Student Finance England determines eligibility and funding amounts. Different funding arrangements apply to students ordinarily resident in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Yes. Our initial consultation is free and there is no obligation to apply. University tuition fees and other study costs are separate. Ask us to explain any proposed service or referral arrangement before you commit.
You may be asked for identification, qualification certificates, a CV, references or evidence of English language ability. The exact requirements depend on the university and your circumstances. Please do not send sensitive documents with your initial enquiry.
Tell us your preferred city, including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham or Leicester. We can discuss current options. Course and campus availability varies by university and intake.
An adviser will review the information you provide and contact you to discuss your background and preferences. The form is an initial enquiry, not an admission decision or a funding assessment.
No. University admission decisions are made by the relevant institution. 365 Education Hub helps students understand their options and prepare their applications but cannot guarantee admission.
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