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Once you’ve narrowed down your options, a great way to find out which place is right for you is to attend an open day. You’ll get to find out more about your chosen course and the University, as well as get the chance to chat to tutors and current students, ask any questions that you have and see the local area. Not able to make it to our campus? We offer a number of virtual online events. Keep an eye on our website for more details.

If there’s a particular subject or industry you’re interested in, have a browse through our undergraduate courses to see what we offer in that particular field. 

It’s also worth having a think about the way you want to study, and at what level you feel comfortable starting off at. We’ve got a range of higher technical qualifications, ´Ú´Ç³Ü²Ô»å²¹³Ù¾±´Ç²Ô‾·±ð²µ°ù±ð±ð²õ a²Ô»å foundation year programmes available, which might be a good option if you don’t quite meet the requirements or feel prepared for a full degree straight away.

Tuition fees are a key matter for all students, and it’s important you are familiar with how to pay for these and your living costs. You’ll find details of our tuition fees on our individual course pages a²Ô»å information on student finance in our fees and funding section as well as , , and . 

You may also be entitled to financial support during your studies, BNU offer a range of scholarships and bursaries to make sure that everyone can reach their potential. Take a look at how we can help on our dedicated financial support, bursaries and scholarships page. 

Most Home students apply to university through (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). UCAS process all UK university applications and will send your application to your chosen universities, who will consider your academic and personal profile before making you an offer. 

• If you’re interested in studying our MSc in Social Work, MSc Nursing, MEng Computer Science and MSci Cyber Security, you will also need to apply through UCAS. 
• Please to us for part-time study options.

You need to ensure you complete all sections of your UCAS application fully. Applications are reviewed on an individual basis, and you will need to provide details of your qualifications (both completed and pending), a personal statement as to why you wish to study the course and include a valid, current reference to support your application. 

There’s lots of useful information on the UCAS website about filling in your UCAS application. You don’t need to complete it all in one go, so make sure you take your time and complete all sections fully, as if there is information missing your application may be rejected. 

To apply to BNU, you’ll also need the following information: 

• Our institution name:  Buckinghamshire New University 
• Our institution number: B94 
• The UCAS course code for your chosen course 

We recommend that you submit your application as soon as possible once you’ve decided what course you are interested in studying. Don’t forget to use your personal email address rather than your school/college one when making your UCAS application, this will ensure all emails regarding your application and joining BNU get through to you. 

UCAS Main scheme

The UCAS equal consideration date (ECD) is 29 January 2025. All applications for our undergraduate courses received by this date will be considered equally.

UCAS Extra

If you didn’t apply by the 29 January UCAS equal consideration date deadline or have changed your mind about the course/university you want to apply to, don’t worry there’s still time to apply. 

You may be able to apply for a course after this deadline 29 January 2025 as a new applicant - and from 26 February 2025 - through  if you applied by 29 January and have no offers. If you are eligible for , UCAS will contact you with all the information you need about how to submit additional applications.  

Clearing opens on 5 July 2025, to find out more about Clearing, how it works and how to make your application check out our Clearing webpage.

You can apply to study with BNU directly, and this is usually the process if you are an International student, using our .

Like UCAS, when applying directly you will need to provide a personal statement and details of your qualifications as well as inform us if you are eligible to study in the UK.  

However, if you are an international student, you will also have a few extra steps. These include providing proof of sponsorship, identity documents, pay your deposit, ask for your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) and apply for your visa. For more information on the visa process please see our dedicated webpage. 

You will be informed about updates to your application via email so make sure you keep an eye out. 

You can find a list of application deadlines for international students on our international web section.

We’ll make sure your form is fully completed and that you meet the entry requirements for your chosen course. If we need any further information to process your application, such as copies of your passport or qualifications, we’ll email you to let you know. If you are an International student, you will also need to provide your UKVI decision letter, original qualification documents, evidence of your Secure English Language Test (e.g. IELTS), Biometric Residence Permits (BRP) and entry clearance visa. 

Once we’ve received all the necessary information, we’ll make a decision on your application. This will be shown on either your UCAS Hub or Wozzard Portal, you can use these services at any time to check how your application is progressing. 

If you have applied to multiple universities through UCAS and you’ve heard back from all universities you’ve applied to, you can choose your firm (first) and insurance (second) choices on . The deadline for making these choices will depend on when you submitted your application and received your offers – check out the  to make sure you don’t miss yours. 

We aim to reply to your offer as soon as possible but occasionally, due to the volume of applications this may take a little longer.  

As soon as we’ve made a decision on your application, your UCAS Hub or Wozzard Portal will be updated, and we will email you. 

Our Applicant Visit events will help you to get to know us a little better.

At these events you can meet your course leader and our students, view our facilities, and get a taste of what life at BNU is like. If you’re not able to attend a campus event, we offer online events where you can find out more about your chosen course. For more information on what to expect see our Applicant Visit page.