Undergraduates Disclosure of Marks Postgraduates Field Trips and Practical Research Work Congregation Courses Advertising Advertising of undergraduate courses is not recommended as in most cases it is unnecessary. Postgraduate course advertising is currently organised on a departmental level, but this is under review. Further information on course advertising can be obtained from Peter Slee or Eleanor Harwood in Corporate Communications. Any other course advertising can be arranged through the Personnel Office in order to obtain benefit from the discounts negotiated, but the cost of such advertising must be totally funded by the department concerned. Undergraduate All undergraduate applications must go through UCAS, except for students entering second year after completing the first year at another university.
Colleges are responsible for making all offers.
Full details can be found in the University's Guidelines on Admissions Procedures available from the Academic Office. Postgraduate Applications for postgraduate admission are routed through the Postgraduate Admissions Office located in the Graduate Society. Full-time postgraduates require a College or Society place prior to admission. Part-time postgraduates do not require College or Society membership. Approximately half the full-time students join the Graduate Society.