T levels

T Levels are a new qualification which potential students may have taken as an alternative to A levels, apprenticeships, and other similar courses.

T Levels focus on vocational skills, practical expertise, and knowledge-based learning. We give applicants for undergraduate courses who have studied T Levels the same consideration to those applying with other qualifications. T Levels are considered on their own or in combination with other qualifications to meet the tariff requirements.

Some professional courses may require you to have studied a specific subject or to have achieved an overall Merit or Distinction.

An indicative list of the T Levels accepted by Academic School areas is available below:

 

 

 

School of Allied Health and Community

 

 

Typically, courses that sit within the School of Allied Health and Community will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the School of Allied Health and Community include:

  • Health
  • Healthcare Sciences
  • Science

 

 

School of Arts

 

 

Typically, courses that sit within the School of Arts will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the School of Arts include:

  • Digital Business Service
  • Digital Production, Design & Development
  • Digital Support Services
  • Craft and Design
  • Media, Broadcast and Production

 

 

 

 

Institute of Education

 

 

Typically, courses that sit within the Institute of Education will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the Institute of Education include:

  • Education and Childcare

 

 

 

School of Humanities

 

 

Typically, Law courses that sit within the School of Humanities will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the School of Humanities include:

 

  • Legal Services

 

 

 

School of Nursing and Midwifery

 

 

Typically, courses that sit within the School of Nursing and Midwifery will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the School of Nursing and Midwifery include:

  • Health
  • Healthcare Science
  • Science

 

 

 

School of Science and the Environment

 

Typically, courses that sit within the School of Science and the Environment will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within the School of Science and the Environment include:

 

  • Agriculture, Land Management and Production
  • Animal Care and Management
  • Health
  • Healthcare Science
  • Science

 

 

Worcester Business School

 

Typically, courses that sit within Worcester Business School will accept T Levels to meet the entry tariff requirements for their courses.

T Level subjects considered for courses within Worcester Business School include:

 

  • Business and Administration
  • Digital Business Service
  • Digital Production, Design & Development
  • Digital Support Services
  • Accounting
  • Finance