Details of how to applyÌýcan be found below, but if you have any questions please contact our friendly admissions team at admissions@uco.ac.uk or on +44 (0)20 7089 5316 who will be very happy to assist.
If you have yet to visit the ˽·¿tvÖ±²¥ and would like to take a look around or meet some of our staff and students before you apply, please sign up for anÌýopen morningÌýor get in touch to request a tour.
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Applying for the M.Ost full-time course
Applications for ourÌýfull-time undergraduate courses must be made online onÌýthe .Ìý
To apply for entry in September 2024Ìýyou will need to do the following:
- Register with UCAS (make a note of your login details)
- Complete your application form. Filling in the application form is not a difficultÌýprocess but it may take some time to complete - there is a save and return optionÌýwhich allows you to complete your form in stages.
- Specify your course choices. You will need to provide our institution and course codes as follows: Institution code: B87, Course code for M.Ost: B110.
- You can apply for more than one course. The UCASÌýapplication fee for courses starting inÌý2024Ìýis £27.50.
- Submit your application.
- Once you have submitted your application UCAS will forward it to us.
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Applying for the M.Ost part-time, MSc Osteopathy (Pre-Registration), PG Cert SPOP, PG Cert ACE and Access courses
Applications for theseÌýcourses should be made directly to the ˽·¿tvÖ±²¥ admissions team.
Simply complete the application form downloadable from the relevant course page belowÌýand return it to admissions@uco.ac.uk.
M.Ost (Part Time)
MSc Osteopathy (Pre-Registration)
PG Certificate in Specialist Paediatric Osteopathic Practice
PG Certificate in Academic and Clinical Education
Access to Higher Education Diploma (Osteopathic Sciences & Health Care)
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Applying for theÌýIntroduction to Healthcare Sciences (IHS) course
This course is only available to M.OstÌýapplicants and cannot be applied for as a separate qualification.ÌýIt is intended forÌýapplicants who have proven academic achievements but lack a solid background in science subjects such as Biology. If an applicant falls within this criteria, the IHS course may be offered as a fast-track bridging course.
Applying for a postgraduate course
The application process varies for each of our postgraduate courses. If you are interested in applying for a postgraduate course please contact our admissions team on + 44 (0)20 7089 5316 orÌýat admissions@uco.ac.uk for more information.Ìý
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What happens after I have applied?
Once we have received your application you will be invited to attend an informal interview (either in-person or virtual) to discuss your application andÌýsuitability for the course with a member of our course team.Ìý
We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and understand not everyone has the same opportunities in life and that this can have an impact on your educational achievement. The interview is an opportunity for us toÌýconsider each applicant on their individual strengths and merits alongside academic qualifications and personal statements. We may make contextual offers for students who demonstrate good potential.
Interviews are also an important opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have, and to make sure the course is the right choice for you. It gives you the chanceÌýtoÌýfind out more about the content and delivery of the course, and to speak to a member of our course team.
Receiving an offer
Our admissions team aim to inform you of the outcome of your interview within a week.ÌýSuccessful applicants will be sent an offer email, and full-time applicants will also receive an update on UCAS track. The email will detail the type of offer, including whether or not it is conditional on you meeting particular grades or other requirements.Ìý
Applicants to the M.Ost full-time courseÌýwill be given a decision deadline by UCAS. Key UCAS dates can be found on the .
We ask that applicants applying for the M.Ost part-time course, MSc Osteopathy (Pre-Registration) course, PG Cert SPOP, PG Cert ACE and Access courseÌýrespond to offers within two weeks.
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What to do if you have already used up all your UCAS Choices, accepted an offer elsewhere or want to change courses
First of all, don't panic! Lots of applicants change their mind every year about what or where to study and there are various options to help you with this process. These include and for students who have yet to begin their studies and Recognition of Prior Learning processes for students interested in transferring from similar courses elsewhere.
If you are interested in studying at the ˽·¿tvÖ±²¥ but are concerned about your current situation the best thing to do is who will be able to provide advice and support for your individual circumstances.
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Contacting the admissions team
Our admissions team will be pleased to help you with all aspects of the ˽·¿tvÖ±²¥'s application process. They can be contacted on: +44 (0)20 7089 5316 orÌýat admissions@uco.ac.uk