Undergraduate courses
How do I apply?
All applications for entry to full-time and sandwich undergraduate courses (including Nursing and Midwifery) at The University of Northampton must be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). International students, please see the International students - how to apply page.
Applicants can apply online at UCAS, where they will find a full and up-to-date list of the courses offered by The University of Northampton.
Please note the code for The University of Northampton is N38, you will need this to complete your application.
How do I apply for part-time study?
Applications for part-time study can be made directly to The University of Northampton. Please apply online at https://www.northampton.ac.uk/applyonline/.
When should I apply for full-time study?
Applications can be made from 1 September in the year before the course starts. The normal closing date for applications is 15 January. Late applications are accepted but are not guaranteed the same level of consideration as applications made before 15 January.
What happens to my application?
The University of Northampton will normally provide applicants with a decision within 21 days. Courses which require an interview, portfolio submission or Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check may take slightly longer but we will write to you explaining the next stage in the application process.
Successful applicants who do not require an interview will receive a formal offer letter and further information about their course.
Can I change my course once I have applied?
Applicants can change courses if they meet the entry requirements for the new course and places are available. If the new course requires an interview or audition you will need to attend this before being offered a place.
Applicants must put their request to change their course in writing, either by post to the Admissions office or by emailing admissions@northampton.ac.uk.
Can I apply for direct entry into the second or third year of a course?
If an applicant has completed academic study that is equivalent to the first or second year of the course for which they are applying it may be possible to enter the course at the second or third year.
Applicants will need to apply through UCAS and provide a transcript or list of modules including their credit value on request. The Admissions Tutor will then consider the application.
If you have any queries about any aspect of the application process, please contact the University's Enquiries team on 0800 358 2232 or email study@northampton.ac.uk.










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