If you are called for interview, you will have similar opportunities to find out about the University. Your interviewers will be interested to discover more about you than is on the application form, and topics covered in the interviews are likely to be your current studies, your reasons for choosing to apply for the course in question, and your personal interests and extra-curricular activities.

If the offer is made without interview, you will be given the opportunity to visit the University before you have to reply to the offer. This will give you a chance to see the University working, to meet students and staff, and to discuss with members of the University any points you may wish to raise about the course, how you should prepare for it, and life at the University.

Conditional offers are determined by the circumstances of the individual candidates and by the demand for each course. You will find further information about entry requirements under the course descriptions in the Schools section.