Start when you're ready

Start When You're Ready

Do you already have your qualifications and can’t wait to get started! Great news, at UA92, you have six different start dates throughout the year so you can start when you’re ready – in September, November, January, February, April or June.

Most universities will only take new students in September. At UA92, we do things differently!

We don’t believe you should have to wait to start your future. That’s why we offer six different entry points throughout the year – so you can start when you’re ready.

At UA92, the academic year is split into six blocks, which gives you the flexibility to choose when to start. For the CertHE or three year degree you can start in September, November, January, February, April or June. If you’re applying for an accelerated 2 year degree you can get started in September, January or April.

So, depending on your circumstances you might be able to start your studies sooner than you think. Contact our Student Futures team to discuss your options.

COMPARE MODES OF STUDY

USE OUR DEGREE COMPARISON TO FIND OUT WHICH ROUTE IS BEST SUITED TO YOU.

DEGREE

CERT HE LEVEL (1 YEAR)

ACCELERATED DEGREE (2 YEAR)

FULL TIME DEGREE (3 YEAR)

HOW YOU STUDY

4 STUDY BLOCKS EACH 6 WEEKS LONG

6 STUDY BLOCKS PER YEAR EACH 6 WEEKS LONG

4 STUDY BLOCKS PER YEAR EACH 6 WEEKS LONG

WHAT YOU'LL STUDY

1 SUBJECT MODULE PER STUDY BLOCK 1 CPD MODULE ACROSS THE YEAR

1 SUBJECT MODULE PER STUDY BLOCK ALL ASSOCIATED CPD MODULES

1 SUBJECT MODULE PER STUDY BLOCK 1 CPD MODULE PER YEAR

WHEN CAN YOU START?

SEPTEMBER, NOVEMBER, JANUARY, FEBRUARY, APRIL OR JUNE

SEPTEMBER, JANUARY OR APRIL

SEPTEMBER, NOVEMBER, JANUARY, FEBRUARY, APRIL OR JUNE

NO. OF CREDITS PER YEAR

120

180

120

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

64 UCAS POINTS

104 UCAS POINTS

STUDY ONE SUBJECT MODULE AT A TIME
WITH NO TRADITIONAL END OF YEAR EXAM

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When can I start a course at UA92?

We have six different entry points throughout the year.

If you choose to study a three year degree or Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE) you can get started in September, November, January, February, April or June.

If you want to study an accelerated two year degree you can choose from September, January or April to start your studies.

Why don't other universities offer multiple start dates?

At UA92 we have a unique block structure that allows us to offer greater flexibility to our students.

The academic year is split into six equal blocks, so you can opt to start at the beginning of any block.

The blocks start in September, November, January, February, April and June. For more specific dates see Key Dates.

What do I need to do to get started?

If you already have your qualifications, you can simply get in touch with our Student Futures team and they will talk you through the application process.

If you are applying in your final year of college and are awaiting exam results take a look at our Apply page for the step by step process of applying through UCAS.

YOU CAN APPLY TO JOIN UA92 NOW THROUGH UCAS OR LEARN MORE ABOUT UA92 BELOW.

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