BPP University

Undergraduate entry

Applications are made directly to BPP through The Hub: create an account, choose 'My Applications', start a new university course application, select subject, programme, study location and start date, then complete your details and upload documents. Admissions aim to respond within 24 to 48 hours, with an unconditional, conditional or changed-course offer. Several programmes have rolling monthly start dates.

Typical entry requirements for 2026-27 include:

• BSc Applied Management: 112 tariff points, BBC or equivalent from at least two full A-levels (up to four subjects, excluding General Studies), plus grade 4/C in GCSE English language and maths or equivalent.
• BSc Accounting and Finance: 120 tariff points, BBB or equivalent from at least two full A-levels, plus grade 4/C in GCSE English language and maths or equivalent.
• BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult): 112 UCAS tariff points and four GCSEs at grade 4/5 including English language and maths, or a Nursing Associate qualification, Health Care Assistant Practitioner or a Higher Education Certificate in Health and Social Care, plus digital literacy. Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning can shorten the programme; eligibility is assessed at application and interview.

Applicants without the standard qualifications can discuss other qualifications or work experience with admissions.

International applicants

International students apply through a BPP-authorised agent or contact [email protected]. Steps are: choose a programme, create an application, book a follow-up interview, receive a conditional offer, confirm your place and request a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), submit the visa application, arrange travel, and enrol. Applicants attend an Admissions Credibility Interview on Microsoft Teams with camera on and passport to hand, covering why they chose BPP, their academic and career aims and readiness to study in the UK. A personal statement is required.

English language requirements

English can be shown through nationality of a majority English-speaking country, an accepted test taken within two years, a recognised pre-sessional course, a prior degree from a UK or majority English-speaking country within five years, or country-specific qualifications. BPP's own English Language Test (ELT) is free for prospective students.

• Undergraduate (e.g. BSc Applied Management): BPP ELT or IELTS Academic 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each skill; PTE Academic 59 in each skill; LanguageCert Academic 65 overall with 60 in each skill; Cambridge CAE/CPE 169 overall with 162 in each skill.
• Postgraduate (e.g. MSc Management, MSc Healthcare Leadership, LLM International Business and Commercial Law): IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each skill; PTE Academic 70 overall with 64 in each skill; TOEFL iBT 79 overall (Reading 13, Writing 21, Listening 12, Speaking 18); Cambridge CAE/CPE 176 overall with 169 in each skill.
• Barrister Training Course: IELTS 7.5 overall with 7.5 in each skill, or PTE Academic 73 in each skill.

Postgraduate entry

Full-time PGDL and SQE law students apply via LawCabs; part-time law students and all other postgraduate applicants apply online through a BPP account, uploading ID and academic documents. MSc Management requires at least a 2:2 honours degree or equivalent, such as CMI, ILM, CIM or AICPA & CIMA at Level 6 or above, and applicants may be invited to a face-to-face or telephone interview.

Visas

BPP is a licensed Student sponsor. Students should apply for their visa within ten working days of receiving their CAS. From outside the UK, the earliest application is six months before the course start; from inside the UK, three months before, and before the current visa expires. A £350 deposit secures a place within 48 hours of accepting an offer.

• London Central (Holborn), 68-70 Red Lion Street, London WC1R 4NY: home of the Law School near the Inns of Court; 48 classrooms, library with quiet study zones, mock courtrooms, on-site computers, student lounge, multi-faith room and disabled access.
• London South (Waterloo), 137 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN: law, nursing and business programmes; 40 classrooms, library, nursing clinical rooms, psychology lab, student computer suite, on-site student advice and careers service, café and cycle rack.
• London West (Shepherd's Bush), BPP House, Aldine Place, 142-144 Uxbridge Road, London W12 8AW: home of the Business School; 11 classrooms, four 56-seat assessment rooms, nine assessment pods, library with student computers, lounges and multi-faith rooms.
• London East (Portsoken), 1 Portsoken Street, London E1 8BT: in the City of London, in the former Lloyd's Chambers; 65 classrooms, quiet study zones, collaboration spaces, computer-based exam suite, multi-faith rooms and a games room.
• Manchester, St James Building, 79 Oxford Street, Manchester M1 6FQ: 32 classrooms, library, mock courtrooms, pro bono centre, student advice and careers service.
• Leeds, Whitehall 2, Whitehall Quay, Leeds LS1 4HR: 13 classrooms, library, computer-based assessment suite, mock courtrooms, careers and pro bono suite.
• Birmingham, 3 Brindley Place, Birmingham B1 2JB: 11 classrooms, library, computer-based assessment room and online delivery pods.
• Bristol, Queen Square, Grove Avenue, Bristol BS1 4QY: 9 classrooms, library, computer-based assessment lab; the historic building has no wheelchair access but caters for ambulatory needs.
• Cambridge, Third Floor Lion House, Lion Yard, Cambridge CB2 3NA: 5 classrooms, study and library areas, careers service and pro bono service for law students.

All centres provide free Wi-Fi. The postgraduate study centres are London Central, East, West and South, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Bristol and Cambridge.