Undergraduate (Direct) Applications


A complete undergraduate application to the University of Bedfordshire should include the following:

Submission of the application through the online portal. Select your desired course, review the options, and click “Apply Now.”

• An academic reference or the contact details of your referee.
• A personal statement tailored to your chosen course and the University of Bedfordshire.
• English language qualifications, if available at the time of application.
• An electronic copy of your educational transcript, certificate, or student record, if available.
• A portfolio or other supporting documents, if specifically requested for your course.
• A copy of your current passport.

Postgraduate Taught (Direct) Applications

A complete postgraduate taught application to the University of Bedfordshire should include the following:

Submission of your application through the online portal. Select your chosen course, review the options, and click “Apply Now.”

• An academic reference or the contact details of your referee.
• A personal statement specific to your chosen course and the University of Bedfordshire.
• English language qualifications, if available at the time of application.
• An electronic copy of your educational transcript, certificate, or student record, if available.
• A portfolio or other supporting documents, if requested for your course.
• A copy of your current passport.

Undergraduate (UCAS) Applications

• Applications must follow the requirements listed on www.ucas.com

University Of Bedfordshire International Students Application Requirements

Entry requirements will vary for particular courses, so please check the specific course description before applying. The lists below constitute the ‘essential elements of an application and the minimum requirements for the University of Bedfordshire to consider and process applications. Any application which doesn’t contain the following documents will be automatically rejected, and applicants will be required to start the process again:

• A fully completed application form
• Personal statement outlining the chosen course of study and the University of Bedfordshire (for direct applications)
• One letter of reference or the name and contact details of at least one referee
• Copy of current passport

Supporting or additional Requirements For University of Bedfordshire

• Copies of English Language examination results (if NOT available at the point of the initial application being submitted)
• Copies of academic certificates/transcripts or information relating to a current course of study or qualification being used to apply (if NOT available at the point of the initial application being submitted)
• Copy of previous UK visas and any visa refusal documentation from any country
• Any other requirements of your chosen course, e.g. portfolio, work experience or ATAS information.

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How To Apply At University of Bedfordshire 2026-2027

Applying to the University of Bedfordshire for the 2026-2027 academic year is straightforward if you follow the proper steps. Both undergraduate and postgraduate students should follow this process to ensure a smooth application. Follow the steps below to apply:

• Make Your Application

Start by submitting your application through the university’s online portal for direct applications or via UCAS for undergraduate courses. Include all required documents, such as a completed application form, personal statement, academic references, transcripts, English language qualifications, and any course-specific materials like a portfolio.

• Wait for Your Application to Be Processed

After submission, the admissions team will review your application. Processing times can vary depending on the course and application period, so patience is important.

• Receive a Decision

You will receive a notification with your application outcome. This could be an unconditional offer, a conditional offer, or a rejection. Read all communications carefully and respond promptly if required.

• Fulfil Your Offer Conditions

If you receive a conditional offer, provide any outstanding documents or meet other requirements listed in your offer, such as final transcripts or English language results.

• Wait for Financial Checks

The university will review your financial information to confirm you can cover tuition and living costs. Providing accurate details helps avoid delays.

• Receive Your CAS Letter

Once all conditions are met, international students will receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) letter, which is necessary for the student visa application.

• Submit Your Visa Application

Use the CAS letter to apply for your visa, ensuring all supporting documents are included and submitted on time.

• Book Flights and Accommodation

After your visa is approved, arrange your travel and secure accommodation, either on-campus or off-campus.

• Arrive in the UK

Finally, arrive in the UK before the course starts. Attend orientation, complete registration, and begin your studies.