Undergraduate Study
Have you missed the main deadline? It's not too late to apply for our undergraduate courses. Visit us to help you decide if Chester is right for you.
Still deciding? You’re not on your own.
Whether you’re rethinking your choices, waiting on results, or just need more clarity, Chester offers flexible entry routes, supportive teaching, and real-world focused degrees.
Choosing a university is a big decision, especially if you’re still weighing up your options. Our Open Days are designed to help you explore what’s right for you.
Our Courses
pin_drop Wheeler, Chester
- UCAS Code
- Start date
- March 2027, March 2028
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 2 years
pin_drop University Centre Warrington
- UCAS Code
- Start date
- March 2027, March 2028
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 2 years
pin_drop University Centre Birkenhead
- UCAS Code
- Start date
- September 2026, September 2027
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 1 year
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- UCAS Code
- Start date
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 2 years
pin_drop Exton Park, Chester
Become a registered dietitian with the University of Chester’s HCPC‑ and BDA‑accredited Nutrition and Dietetics degree, combining evidence‑based teaching, simulation and clinical placements.
- UCAS Code
- B401
- Start date
- September 2026
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 3 years
Foundation Years
A Foundation Year offers a transition year entry point into university undergraduate studies for those who may not have the full entry requirements to start on a three-year degree. This includes mature students (over 21) who have no traditional qualifications but have a passion for learning and self-development, including aspirations to follow a particular career.
At Chester, we offer four-year undergraduate degrees that include a Foundation Year. For example, BA History (including a Foundation Year) or BSc Biomedical Science (including a Foundation Year). You are an undergraduate as soon as you enrol on your four-year degree, and are part of the University’s vibrant undergraduate community from day one.
For mature students, there is no minimum requirement. We review applications on a case-by-case basis and recruit through interview, primarily assessing individuals on their life experience and their commitment to study.
Our Foundation Years are also an excellent option for students under 21 who may not have the required UCAS points to start a three-year degree at the University of Chester. We require 72 UCAS points for our four-year degrees.
