The admission process at Northumbria University involves several key steps. Applicants must first choose a course and check specific entry requirements, which vary by program. Typically, this includes academic qualifications, such as A-levels or equivalent, and English language proficiency for international students.
Next, candidates submit an application via UCAS for undergraduate courses or the university’s portal for postgraduate programs. Required documents usually include transcripts, a personal statement, and references. Some courses may require interviews or portfolios.
After submission, the university reviews applications and issues offers. Successful candidates must then confirm their acceptance and meet any remaining conditions, such as exam results.
