De Montfort University [DMU] 2022 Admissions: Entry Requirements, Deadlines, Application Process

Ans: Once your application has been reviewed, you may receive an offer from your university choice. This can be one of the following:

Conditional Offer – provided you meet the conditions of the course (usually the required UCAS points and/or your predicted grades), you will be accepted on the course.

Unconditional Offer – you’ve already met the requirements or your predicted grades exceed the entry criteria, your offer will be unconditional. You’re guaranteed a space with your university if you make them your firm choice.

Alternative Course ‘Cross-Offer’ – based on your qualifications or personal statement, the university think you’re a better fit for a different, but similar course.

Unsuccessful – The University has withdrawn or hasn’t accepted your application choice. The reason for this will be shown on the track.

Ans: Students can make an application after the deadline; however, their application may not receive equal consideration to applications that were submitted by the deadline. Students applying after the deadline will need to check whether the university is still accepting applications.

Ans: Students studying certain research programs in the UK must gain ATAS clearance before applying for a visa to study the program. ATAS clearance is a scheme operated by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) to help stop the spread of knowledge and skills that could be used in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and their means of delivery. Applications for ATAS clearance usually take around 20 working days to be processed. This can be longer during busy periods and we encourage applications to be made as soon as an offer letter has been issued from DMU.

Ans:The graduation outcomes for De Montfort University show that six months after leaving university, 97% of graduates are in work or further study. The average graduate salary six months after leaving the university is 20,000 GBP a year.