Undergraduate BA and BSc (Hons) degrees 3 years full-time, 4.5 years part-time


• 112 UCAS points*: The entry requirements vary by course and are listed on each subject area page. The entry requirements are designed to ensure that you have the previous experience and knowledge required to be successful on the course, and will be one of our three standard offers.


*N.B. BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies and BA (Hons) Studies in Primary Education requires 96 UCAS Points. Physiotherapy requires 120 UCAS points.


4 years full-time including Foundation Year


• 48 UCAS points: However, those with considerable work and life experience of a complexity that demonstrates an aptitude to study at degree level, but with no formal qualifications, may also be accepted. See course pages on our website for further details.


Access to HE diploma


Students can achieve the requirements with a combination of Distinction, Merit and Pass grades at level 3 achieved from a completed Access course.


96 UCAS Points: D21-M3-P21; D18-M9-P18; D15-M15-P15; D12-M21-P12; D9-M27-P9; D6-M33-P6; D3-M39-P3; D0-M45-P0


112 UCAS points: D30-M0-P15; D27-M6-P12; D24-M12-P9; D21-M18-P6; D18-M24-P3; D15-M30-P0


T Levels


The University accepts appropriate T Levels as part of its usual entry requirements.


Foundation degrees and Top-Up degrees Entry requirements vary for each course and you’ll find full details on the relevant course pages on our website. If you have completed a Higher National Diploma or Foundation Degree at another institution, contact Admissions at admissions@newman.ac.uk to ensure that the course content has covered the topics needed for the relevant top-up award.


Additional academic entry requirements


The following 3-year degrees have additional requirements:


English: A Level (or equivalent) in a Humanities/Social Sciences related subject.


Initial Teacher Education: Primary – GCSE English Language, Mathematics and Science at grade 4 (or C) or above. Secondary – GCSE English Language and Mathematics at grade 4 (or C) or above.


Mathematics: A Level Grade C or above in Mathematics is required.


Sport and Exercise Science; Sport Coaching: A level 3 qualification (e.g. A Level or BTEC level 3) in a sport, PE or science related subject.


Youth and Community Work: All applicants are required to be interviewed as part of the professional body requirements.


Nursing Adult/Mental Health: GCSE/IGCSE English language and maths grades 9-4/A*-C or equivalent. Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.


Occupational Therapy: GCSE/IGCSE English language and maths grades 9-4/A*-C or equivalent. Applicants will also be required to be successful at a values-based in person interview. Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.


Paramedic Science: GCSE/IGCSE English Language and Maths grades 9-4/A*-C or equivalent. GCSE/IGCSE Biology or Human Biology grade 9-4/A*-C or equivalent. Applicants will also be required to be successful at a values-based in person interview. Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.


Physiotherapy: GCSE/IGCSE biology or human biology grade 9-4/A*-C or equivalent* *Pass in a biology-focused module, e.g. anatomy and physiology, human biology, as part of a relevant Level 3 qualification is regarded as an equivalent for entrance. Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.


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