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If you have an application in progress or currently registered for a programme and simply wish to change courses, please contact the Admissions Office for advice as you may not be required to submit a new application.

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1. Making your application

Please apply as early as possible and do not wait until the application deadline date.

The latest date by which your application must be received is given in the key dates of the relevant course page on our website.

2. How to use the application form:

1. Click on the Create Account button.
2. If you are a returning applicant, enter your email address and password then login. If you have forgotten your password, click on the ‘Forgotten password?’ link.
3. Complete the appropriate fields to create your user account. At this point an email will automatically be sent to the email address you have provided so please ensure the email address is correct and accessible. Complete the application and upload your certificates and supporting documents.
4. If the course that you are applying for has an application fee you will be taken to the payments section of the application process where you will be given the option to pay online using a credit/debit card or offline using one of the alternative payment options as detailed in the following page: How to pay your fees

Your application will only be fully submitted for processing once you have successfully paid your application fee on the ‘Payment page’ and you see the confirmation page. We recommend that you pay your application fee online as this will ensure that you receive a faster decision on your application.

3. Need help with completing the application?

If you have any further questions about the application process, please complete the enquiry form via our contact page.

4. Acknowledgement

When you have submitted your application you will receive confirmation, by email, that your application has been received by the Admissions Office and notification of your student reference number. We allocate a student reference number to everyone who applies and it does not mean that you have been accepted onto a programme.

5. How to submit your documents

If you have your documents to hand, we recommend that you upload scanned copies of these as part of your application. For further information on how to supply documentary evidence.

If you do not have all your documents to hand or if you are waiting to sit an examination or if you are waiting to receive the results of an examination, we recommend that you still submit your application. We can often begin to process your application without all the evidence, although we will not be able to give you a final decision until all the necessary documentation has been received.

After you have submitted your application, you can email scanned copies of documents to documents@london.ac.uk. Please ensure that you quote your name and student reference number within the email. Your referees can also send a scan of their signed reference letter to documents@london.ac.uk.

If you are unable to upload or email your documents, you can ask your awarding/examining authority to send confirmation of results by email to documents@london.ac.uk.

If none of the options listed are available to you, please contact the Admissions Office for further guidance via contact us page.

Please upload the following:

A. Personal identification

Evidence of your full name and date of birth as stated on your application. This must be a scan or photocopy of either your birth certificate, or passport, or national identification card (ID). If you have changed your name from that which is on the above document or certificates, you must provide official evidence of the change, e.g. a scan or photocopy of your marriage certificate or statutory declaration.

B. Educational certificates

Scanned copies of all the qualifications that you have listed on your application.

C. English Language Proficiency evidence

A scanned copy of your certificate/evidence of English Language proficiency in support of the information you have provided on the application form.

Or one of the following:

• A signed letter from your employer which comments on your substantial use of English Language (18 months minimum) as part of your daily responsibilities.
• A reference letter from the relevant educational institution, confirming that you have been taught in the medium of English Language. We reserve the right to ask for further or alternative evidence of your qualifications, if required.

D. References and Curriculum vitae

If you would like your application to be considered on the basis of relevant work experience, then we will require at least one reference from your employer in support of your application. This could be from your current or previous employer.

Alternatively, if this is not possible then we can advise on other options such as a reference from a client.

You should also submit an up-to-date curriculum vitae.

Please note: It is your responsibility to arrange for all the necessary documentation to be obtained in support of your application. The University cannot undertake this on your behalf. This also applies to any translation of documents which you submit that may be required.