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How to use Apply 2019
If you’re applying for 2019 entry, watch this video to help you fill in your UCAS Undergraduate application.
How to use Apply 2018
If you’re applying for 2018 entry, watch this video to help you fill in your UCAS Undergraduate application.
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Our telephone numbers:
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UCAS Undergraduate
This is the application service for:
- undergraduate degree courses
- postgraduate teacher training programmes in Scotland
- MA/MSc courses in social work, nursing and medicine, or LLB accelerated programmes
We do not provide careers advice. If you've got your exam results and want to speak to an experienced careers adviser, please call the Exam Results Helpline.
UK number
0371 468 0 468
International number
+44 330 3330 230
UCAS Undergraduate FAQs
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UCAS Conservatoires
This is the application service for undergraduate and postgraduate performance-based music, dance, drama, and musical theatre courses at UK conservatoires.
UK number
0371 468 0 470
International number
+44 330 3330 232
UCAS Conservatoires FAQs
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UCAS Teacher Training
This is the application service for postgraduate teacher training programmes in England and Wales.
If you're calling about teacher training programmes at undergraduate level, or postgraduate programmes in Scotland, please call the UCAS Undergraduate phone line.
UK number
0371 468 0 469
International number
+44 330 3330 231
UCAS Teacher Training FAQs
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UCAS Postgraduate
This is the application service for postgraduate courses at a number of UK course providers.
You'll need to apply for some postgraduate courses through other application services:
- Postgraduate teacher training in England and Wales – apply through UCAS Teacher Training.
- MA/MSc courses in social work, nursing and medicine, LLB accelerated programmes, and Scottish teacher education courses – apply through UCAS Undergraduate.
- Performance-based courses at UK conservatoires – apply through UCAS Conservatoires.
For all other postgraduate courses, you'll need to apply directly to the course provider. Use our search tool to find courses – clicking on the 'Apply' link will redirect you to the correct application service.
UK number
0371 334 4 447
International number
+44 330 3330 235
UCAS Postgraduate FAQs
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UCAS Progress
- UCAS Progress is for Year 11 students and their advisers, with queries about searching and applying to sixth forms, colleges, and training in England and Wales.
- If you’re contacting us about a university or college degree course, please call the UCAS Undergraduate number above.
UK number
0371 468 2 568
International number
+44 371 468 2 568
UCAS Progress FAQs
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