It’s hard to know what university is like until you are studying. What we know is that all universities are different and how you personally interact with university will be unique to you. From what we are told by our students, university is not like school or college, or work, or home. However, some things may seem similar. So, what is university really like?
Full articlePreparing for your university journey
2 Choosing a course and university
This article will help you decide what to study, and at which university. We provide practical tips on how to compare universities, how to prepare for open days and who to talk to at these events.
Full article3 Applying to university
Find out more about applying to University generally, and about our university’s admission process.
Full article4 Applying for Disabled Student Allowance (DSA)
Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) is a grant intended to cover the extra costs of having a disability, long-term illness, mental health condition, or specific learning difficulty such as an autistic spectrum condition, dyslexia or dyspraxia. This activity explains DSA, why it could be relevant to you and how to claim it.
Full article5 Telling people at university about your autism
Declaring that you are autistic on your UCAS application is your individual choice. What is important when making this choice is that you understand the implications.
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