Brunel University Bachelor Application Requirements are as follows: Use UCAS to apply. All you'll need is Brunel's institution code, B84, and the course code from the appropriate course page on the website. You must fill out the UCAS form. The following details will be requested from you: Personal information Academic credentials (level, subject, study location, outcomes, year of study) Details about work experience, including start and finish dates and the names of the organisations *You can find the entry requirements for the majority of international credentials using the dropdown box on each course page. Before you may register at Brunel, you must present your complete official transcript and certificate. Before we may issue your CAS, students who require a visa in order to study in the UK must present these documents. You can include the qualifying documents in your application if you have already finished them. Just include an interim transcript with your application if you are still working towards your qualification; once you have finished it, you can submit the whole set of documentation. English language requirements: English level of between IELTS 6.0/TOEFL 77 and IELTS 7.0/TOEFL 98 or equivalent.

Brunel University Masters Application Requirements are as follows: They advise you to apply as soon as possible for the course of your choice because popular courses frequently fill up quickly and may have to cease accepting new students or close early. Due to limited capacity, some courses—such as Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) MSc, Physiotherapy MSc, Physician Associate MSc, all Brunel Business School courses, all PG Economics and Finance courses, all Computer Science courses, and PGCE teaching courses—may have earlier application deadlines, deposits, or termination dates. Apply by July 18, 2025, for courses starting in September 2025. Apply by November 10, 2025, for courses starting in January 2026. The following details will be requested from you: Personal information. Academic credentials (level, subject, study location, outcomes, year of study). Details about work experience (names of organisations, dates of start and finish). You can upload scanned or photographed copies of the supporting documentation when you are asked to submit it electronically.

The personal statement is a mandatory part of your UCAS application and it is about your personal and educational accomplishments linked to what you want to study and why.

The deadlines are as follows: 15 October 2025: UCAS deadline for Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Sciences applications. 29 January 2025: Initial UCAS deadline for on-time undergraduate applications*. 26 February 2025: UCAS Extra opens. 30 June 2025: Closing date for applications through UCAS main application system (applications received after this date will go through Clearing). 4 July 2025: Closing date for applications through UCAS Extra. 5 July 2025: UCAS Clearing opens.