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Subject showcases - November 2024

Delve deeper into your subject area of interest, learn more about programmes, meet staff and students and see what it’s like to study at UWS.

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Entry requirements

What qualifications do you need?

During Clearing our entry requirements remain flexible, and we are committed to providing opportunities to study with us based on a range of qualifications. Please get in touch, and we can discuss your specific circumstances.

Scottish Highers*:

  • Standard Entry Requirements - BBBC (102UCAS Tariff points)
  • Minimum Entry Requirements – BCCC (96 UCAS Tariff points)

A levels

  • CCC (104 UCAS Tariff points)

Irish Leaving Certificate

  • H2 H3 H3 H3 at Higher Level

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

  • 27 points

Scottish Wider Access Programme (SWAP)

  • Access to Humanities (BBB)

BTEC Extended Diploma in relevant discipline

  • (MMM)

SQA ADVANCED HIGHERS

  • BCC (128 UCAS Tariff Points)

A-LEVELS

  • BBB (120 UCAS Tariff Points)

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) DIPLOMA

  • 28 points

SQA HNC / BTEC LEVEL 4 HNC

  • Events Management or Events or Travel & Tourism or Hospitality Management

BTEC EXTENDED DIPLOMA IN RELEVANT DISCIPLINE

  • (DDM)

SQA HND / BTEC Level 5 HND

  • Tourism
  • Travel & Tourism
  • Hospitality
  • Hospitality Management
  • Events Management
  • Events

BTEC Level 5 or Foundation Degree in relevant business degree/ subjects listed above- SO can be made.

Undergraduate tuition fees

Tuition fees for this course 2024/25

Scottish

£1,820 cost per year of study (usually paid by the Scottish Government via SAAS*)

All other UK & Republic of Ireland

£9,250 Cost per year of study, but not more than £27,750

Channel Islands & Isle of Man

£9,250 Cost per year of study, but not more than £27,750

International (all other EU plus Non-EU)

£15,500 per year of study

More on tuition fees and funding

Apply via UCAS

Ready to apply? All UK & EU undergraduate applications should be made through UCAS. Further information for international, part-time and exchange applications can be found below.

UCAS

Further application information

Full-time (domestic & EU/EEA)

All UK and EU applicants for undergraduate study, not applying through an agent or partner, should apply through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service)

The on-time application deadline for 2025/26 entry is 29 January 2025, 18:00 (UK time). For some courses it may still be possible to apply beyond this period, subject to suitable vacancies remaining. The final deadline for late applications via UCAS is 30 June 2025. Beyond this deadline, you may be able to apply via ‘UCAS Clearing’ if the course you are interested in has remaining places.

Please refer to our Undergraduate Application Guide for domestic & EU/EEA to find more information on when and how to apply to study at UWS.

You can find out more about applying for this undergraduate course on UCAS.

 

Full-time (non-EU/non-EEA), Part-time & Online (all students), Erasmus & International Exchange

Students from non-EU/non-EEA countries can apply directly to UWS via our dedicated online application system. The latest we can process your application is 6 weeks before the course start date to allow for visa processing times. For more information on when and how to apply to study at UWS please refer to our International Undergraduate Application Guide.

For part-time & online study, you should apply directly to the University through our online application system, not through UCAS. Please select the part-time mode of study when submitting your application. Before you begin your application, it is important to read the part-time application step-by-step guide for a smooth process.

To come to UWS as a visiting student on a study abroad or exchange programme, you must apply entirely through our online system.

An ATAS certificate is not required for overseas students applying for this course.

Get in touch

Do you have a question about applying for this course? Get in touch. We are here to help!

We will always try to make sure that we publish accurate course information but we do not accept responsibility for any mistakes or omissions. We will also try to make sure that we deliver our courses in line with our published information. However, we may not always be able to do so and you can find further information about this in our enrolment terms and conditions.