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If you're a UK student applying for a full-time undergraduate degree at a UK university, you apply via UCAS. The application process is the same for all UK universities and follows a 7-step process...
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We offer a wide range of part-time courses – you can find more information on all of the courses we offer by searching our website.
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We offer a handful of distance learning courses – you can find more information on all of the distance learning courses we offer by searching our website.
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Timetables vary between courses, and are not confirmed until just before teaching begins...
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An unconditional offer means that you currently satisfy the entry criteria for the course you’ve applied for, and your place is guaranteed.
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A conditional offer means that we can offer you a place, subject to you meeting a number of conditions...
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Unfortunately we do sometimes reject applicants. This can be for a range of reasons...
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To get an update on your application, log in to myApplication Portal.
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The conditions of your offer will be made clear in your offer email...
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You don’t need to accept right away – you’re welcome to take time to make up your mind...
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Find out what to do if you’ve changed your mind and would like to defer your offer.
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Please tell us as soon as you can if any of your details change – you could miss out on important information if you don’t inform us.
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We offer over 350 courses, including short courses, undergraduate degrees and postgraduate courses...
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You can come and see everything for yourself. During the year we host several open days...
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We all know one of the best ways to find out more about a university is to attend an open day. But can you visit the University outside of open days?
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Details of how to apply for each course can be found by clicking the red 'apply now' button on the top right hand side of the course page.
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The time it takes to find out the outcome of your application varies...
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This depends on the nature of your conviction and the course you’re applying for...
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Please acknowledge any disability/impairment on your application. Our Disability Support Team work with disabled students with mental health conditions; Autistic students and students with Asperger's Syndrome; sensory impairments; and specific learning difficulties, such as Dyslexia.
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Applications must contain at least one reference. Find out what to do if you're unable to provide one.
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Once you have accepted an offer to study at the University of Sunderland (Firm or Insurance), you will be able to cancel your acceptance within 14 days. Find out how you can do this.