Transferring to 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ and second-year entry
For some of our programmes we will consider applications to join in second year or later years if we have places available. Your programme must also be eligible for transfer (due to the nature of the first-year modules).
Eligibility
To be considered for entry into the second year of a programme we will normally expect that you have:
- achieved a UK 2.1 degree classification within the first year of your current programme (or equivalent).
- have studied or are studying modules that match the core components of the first-year modules on the programme you are applying for (check the ‘Course content’ section of the undergraduate programme you are looking to transfer onto).
- have achieved level three qualifications (A levels, IB or equivalent) equivalent to those of current first year applicants.
Check your programme offers second year entry
To check if the programme you are interested in is available for second year entry, please contact the relevant department using the details at the top of the programme’s webpage.
The following programmes are normally not available for second year entry due to the nature of first year modules:
- BSc Applied Psychology (Clinical)
- BSc Natural Sciences and MSci Natural Sciences
- LLB Law
- “with Industrial Experience” variants of programmes from the Business School
- BSc Accounting and Business with Industrial Experience
- BSc Accounting and Finance with Industrial Experience
- BSc Business with Industrial Experience
- BSc Business Analytics with Industrial Experience
- BSc Business and Management with Industrial Experience
- BSc Marketing and Management with Industrial Experience
- BSc Business and Environment with Industrial Experience
- BSc Business Economics with Industrial Experience
- BSc Economics with Industrial Experience
- BSc Economics and Finance with Industrial Experience
- BSc Economics and Politics with Industrial Experience
- BSc Finance with Industrial Experience
- BSc Finance: Business Management pathway with Industrial Experience
- BSc Finance: Data Science pathway with Industrial Experience
- BSc Finance: Investment Banking pathway with Industrial Experience
Transferring onto BMBS Medicine
For information on transferring on to a medicine programme, please read the medicine admission policy (located under the entry requirements on the BMBS Medicine course page) for further information.
How to apply
Applications for second year or a later year entry should be made via .
You will need to send the following information directly to us if it is not included on your UCAS application:
- Up to date transcripts of your current higher education studies and/or predicted grades supplied by your academic referee
- List of all level 2 and 3 academic achievements to date, including GCSE and A level or equivalent.
- If you are currently studying or have previously studied for a degree at the University of 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ or any other institution you will need to share details of modules studied and grades achieved to date. The information will be used to consider your suitability and potential to succeed at 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ. Where there is no evidence of this, we may not be in a position to offer you a place to study here.
Please note: we are unable to consider your transcripts and previous qualifications or comment on whether or not you will be offered a place prior to the receipt of a formal UCAS application.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Are all University of 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ programmes open to transfer applicants?
Not all of our programmes are eligible for second or third year entry. This is usually because of the nature of earlier modules, which may be difficult to match through study elsewhere. You can check the list of excluded programmes to see whether the course you're interested in is open to transfer applicants.
How do I know if the modules I've studied are a good match?
Take a look at the 'Course content' section on the programme page for the course you want to transfer into. This will show you the core modules we expect students to have covered up to that point. If your current course includes equivalent content, you're likely in a strong position to apply.
I'm not sure if I'm eligible. Who can I contact?
If you're unsure whether your current qualifications and modules make you a strong candidate, we'd encourage you to get in touch with our Admissions team before submitting your application. They'll be happy to talk through your situation and point you in the right direction.