- UCAS course code
- WW46
- UCAS institution code
- M20
How to apply
Advice to applicants
Potential candidates are expected to demonstrate why they have chosen this particular degree in their personal statement and express why the course interests them.
Applicants submitting mitigating circumstances
If you are submitting information about mitigating circumstances that have affected, or are likely to affect, your academic performance, you should include this in the referee's report.
We cannot usually take into account information that is supplied after an adverse decision has been made on an application by the admitting school.
(Examples of mitigating circumstances include family illness, problems with school facilities or an unusual curriculum followed by your school of college.)
How your application is considered
We welcome applications from a wide range of entry routes, including mature students and overseas applicants.
In the first stage of the application process, we will consider your application including looking at your achieved and predicted grades, personal statement and references. if these are satisfactory, your application will proceed to stage 2 where we will invite you to interview. After interview, the admissions tutor for the programme will make a final decision on the application.
Interview requirements
Returning to education
Deferrals
We welcome applications from candidates who intend to defer entry.
if offered an interview, we might ask you about your plans for deferral and how a year out might feed in to your future studies or provide you with experiences you might be able to draw on during a Drama related degree.
We do ask that applicants let us know as early as possible if they are intending to defer. This helps us to adjust the number of offers we make, in order to achieve the required number of students in a given year.