Aberystwyth University
Old College
King Street
Aberystwyth
Ceredigion
SY23 2AX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01970 623111

http://www.aber.ac.uk/en/

 Welcome to Aberystwyth University! Whether you are thinking of becoming a student here; seeking to develop business links with my colleagues; revisiting the place where you studied or worked; or simply interested in finding out more about our plans and achievements (and the wonderful town, countryside and coast which surround us), I’m delighted that you want to spend some time with us.

These are challenging times for Higher Education. In many ways, the rule book is being re-written, but there are important principles that are unchanged. The priorities for this University will remain the provision of excellent opportunities for learning and teaching, world leading student support, cutting edge research in a broad range of academic disciplines – and all in an environment which is second to none. My senior team and the wider community at Aberystwyth University will continue to focus relentlessly on the value we can add for our eminently employable graduates, our partner universities and businesses, our friends in the local community, the economy and the quality of life in Wales, the UK and the world.

It is a great pleasure and a privilege to have been invited to lead Aberystwyth University through this next and vitally important phase in its history. If you want to know more, my colleagues and I (including some of the key people listed below, who might be first points of contact for you) will be happy to help – please explore the website, give us a call, or come and see us. I invite you to consider how you can be part of our future, and to find out how we can help expand your horizons.

How to apply to Manchester University

Apply online

To apply for a course you will need to complete and submit our online application form. Follow the link below to begin the application process. You will find instructions and help throughout the form.

You can save and return to your application as many times as you like before submitting, but your application will expire after 28 days of inactivity. We will email you to remind you before this happens.

• Apply online

Before you apply

Make sure you have all your supporting documents scanned and ready to upload. Documents vary by course, so always check the academic department website for which specific documents are needed. Documents required usually include:

• Evidence of qualifications (certificates or transcripts) to show that you meet, or expect to meet the entry requirements;
• Evidence of English language ability, if English is not your first language;
• Two references – download our referee report form (PDF document, 50 KB);
• A research proposal (for research programmes only) – always check the department website for instructions and guidance as requirements vary;
• A copy of your passport (if you will need a visa to study here).

Check the academic department website for any additional documents you need to provide (for example, some courses may ask for a personal statement).

Apply as early as possible as our courses are popular – check the academic department website for any closing dates (or funding deadlines for research applicants).

If you cannot upload supporting documents with your application, you can submit your application online and email or post copies of your documents to the academic department as soon as they are available.

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