We are here to help answer your questions about any aspect of studying at the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø.
In this section you will find information and links to other advice you might find useful if you have applied to us or if you are considering applying to study with us.
If we have not answered your concerns and you need to speak to someone about your particular situation, contact us. We are here to help you.
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Entry requirements advice if you hold BTEC Diploma qualifications, or a mix of A-level and BTEC Diploma qualifications.
Entry requirements advice for students taking the Access course route to university.
Find out which of our degree courses accept the T-level qualification.
What to do if you have enrolled at another university but would like to transfer and study with us.
Check for undergraduate and postgraduate courses that offer part-time study and find out about fees, funding and support for part-time students.
You are over 21 and are starting a first university degree.
What funding and support is available for student parents at the university?
You have been in local authority care and want to find out how we will support you when you do a first degree here.
Information how we will help you if you don't have the same support from your family network as other students.
Information for international students on the application process, fees, funding and visas.
Things you need to know and answers to frequently asked questions.
Support for students who don't live in halls, and commute to university.
Work out what kind of learning style suits you and pick up some revision top tips and resources.
How accessible is your campus? What facilities and equipment are provided to support you?
Information on the support available to help you make the transition to university and succeed in your course.
How and why we take mental wellbeing very seriously and the support you will get at the university.
Find out why you should declare a learning differences and what support you will get.
Find out why you should let us know if you have ADHD and what support you will get.
Read our guidance on long-term health conditions.