Let us help you start university in the UK.
Explore more than 200 course options with guidance from our admissions team. From choosing a programme to preparing your application, we’ll help you take the next step with confidence.
Find the right course. Make your next move.
Oxford College of Education works with education partners and institutions to help local students access university programmes. Our admissions support is designed to make the process clearer, more manageable and focused on your future.
Whether you already know what you want to study or are still exploring your options, our team can help you understand the routes available and prepare your next steps.
- ✓Advice tailored to your interests and experience
- ✓Help understanding entry requirements and application steps
- ✓Support before and after your application
Learn, connect and grow together
University is more than studying. Enjoy a welcoming learning environment, meet new people, share ideas and get personal guidance as you work towards your goals.
Happy classroom learning
Take part in engaging lessons and learn alongside fellow students.
Campus life outdoors
Build friendships, enjoy campus spaces and make the most of student life.
One-to-one student support
Discuss your questions and receive personal guidance from an advisor.
Group projects & presentations
Share ideas, develop confidence and present your work as a team.
Explore a wide range of courses
Choose a study route that matches your goals, experience and preferred way of learning. Our selection includes more than 200 course options.
Business & Management
Build leadership, management and business skills for a changing workplace.
Computing & IT
Explore programming, cybersecurity, data analysis and digital technologies.
Law & Legal Studies
Develop knowledge of legal principles, systems and professional practice.
Healthcare & Nursing
Explore study routes in health, care and related professional fields.
Engineering & Technology
Develop technical knowledge and skills for modern industries.
Business and Health & Social Care
Access a range of programmes across these subject areas through our partners.
Flexible study options
Find the right level for you
Available programme levels may vary by university and course.
Where would you like to study?
Personal support, from first enquiry to enrolment
University applications can feel complicated. We help you understand the process and organise the key steps.
One-to-one guidance
Discuss your goals, interests and experience with an advisor and explore suitable course options.
CV & cover letters
Get help presenting your skills, experience and strengths professionally.
Personal statements
Receive feedback to help communicate your motivation and suitability for your chosen course.
Admissions documents
Guidance with forms, references and the documents needed for your application.
Flexible learning for busy people
Education should work with your life and responsibilities. Depending on the programme, study options may include two days a week, evening classes, blended learning or online study.
These options can help working adults, parents and other mature learners explore higher education while balancing other commitments.
Discuss Your OptionsHow to get started
Our admissions team can guide you through each stage of your university application.
Tell us about you
Complete the initial assessment form and share your interests and experience.
Explore your options
Discuss courses, study modes and possible university choices with an advisor.
Prepare your application
Get guidance with your personal statement and supporting documents.
Take the next step
Follow the admissions process and prepare for your chosen programme.
Student Finance & additional support
Find official information about student finance, eligibility and additional support. Funding depends on your personal circumstances and course eligibility. Always check the latest guidance with Student Finance England.
Mature students: your experience matters
Every year, many mature students return to education to develop new skills and explore new career opportunities. If you are considering university as an adult learner, UCAS offers useful guidance on preparing for study, choosing a course, qualifications, finance and the application process.
Read UCAS guidance for mature students ↗- ✓Preparing for study and choosing where to study
- ✓Understanding your qualifications
- ✓Student finance and financial difficulty
- ✓References and the application process
- ✓Getting ready to start your course
Frequently asked questions
Some quick answers to help you understand our university application support.
Is the education consultancy really free?
Yes. The consultancy support described on this page is free to students. Any separate university, course or other charges will depend on the programme and provider; ask your advisor for details.
Do I have to attend classes full time?
Not necessarily. Depending on the course and university, options may include two-day-per-week, evening, blended or online study.
Can you help me after I apply?
Yes. Our team can continue to provide guidance and information as you progress through the admissions process and prepare to start studying.
Can you help me with Student Finance?
We can guide you through the application information and point you towards official Student Finance England resources. Eligibility and funding decisions are made by the relevant funding authority.
Are all courses available in every location and study mode?
No. Course availability, entry requirements, campus locations and study modes vary by university and programme. Our team can help you check the options available.
Ready to take the next step?
Book a free consultation with our expert admissions team. Complete the short initial assessment below and the team can get back to you within one working day.