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Undergraduate study in Creative Computing: Diploma and BSc with Work Experience Entry Route

Applying for the BSc degree

You can either complete and return the application form by post, or you can now apply online.

To request access to the online application facility, click --here--[New Window] and complete the request form.

Important Information

Individual admission arrangements are in place for students applying from Hong Kong and Singapore and Malaysia. Please complete the form ---here--- [New window].

Application by post

Download the application form [pdf 4pages, 88Kb; new window], Fee Slip [pdf: 1pg, 16Kb] and Prospectus [pdf: new window] and print it out, or you may request a prospectus to be posted to you [new window]. You will find an application form stapled in the middle of the prospectus and submit it by post (not by fax) together with the fee and all the documentation listed on the form.

If you intend to sit your first examination in the year following your application, your application form must be received at the University by 17 September (for non-EU students) or 17 October (for EU students). Applications received after the deadline date will be kept on file and processed when the new Admissions year opens in January. Please note that the earlier in the year that you apply, the sooner the University will be able to process your application and give you a decision about your eligibility.

Send your completed form and documents, together with the non-refundable application handling fee to:

External Admissions Office
External System
University of London
Stewart House
32, Russell Square
London WC1B 5DN
United Kingdom

The University will acknowledge your application when they receive it and send you a student number. Then, as soon as they are able will send you a decision.

If you are eligible, the University will send you an offer letter and you may register and begin studying. If you are not eligible the University will tell you what to do to become eligible.

Translation of Certificates and Transcripts

If your certificates and transcripts are printed in a language other than English you will need to have them officially translated into English. Official translators are usually listed in local telephone directories. When you have located one near to you, take your original certificates and transcripts to their office. The Translator should take a copy of the originals and stamp / emboss them with an official seal and sign them. The originals should be returned to you.  

After the translation into English is complete, the Translator should stamp / emboss these with the same official seal and sign them. Each of the stamped / embossed / signed documents both in English and the original language should be sent to the University in London in support of your application.

If it is a Master level programme which you are applying to join, your official translations will not be sent back to you. If it is a Bachelor level programme which you are applying to join and you would like the official translations returned to you, add the sum of GBP5 to your Application Handling Fee and the University will return them to you by Recorded Delivery.