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Key Dates & Deadlines

UCAS Undergraduate September 2027 entry

A guide to key UCAS application deadlines and important dates throughout the year. Visit UCAS.com for more key dates.

For more detail on Northumbria-specific application deadlines, including information for international and postgraduate applicants, view our Admissions Dates & Deadlines webpage.

Timeline of key deadlines

  1. Autumn open days

    Visit universities to get a feel for the place and ask questions. Visit Northumbria in October and November.

  2. Equal consideration deadline

    This is the equal consideration date for most undergraduate courses. Applications submitted by this deadline, including all personal details and the academic reference, are guaranteed to be considered.

  3. Offer holder days

    At Northumbria, our offer holder days run from January to April. These are experience days, designed to give you a flavour of university life.

  4. UCAS Extra opens

    Applicants who have used all five choices and are not holding any offers may be able to add a further choice through UCAS Extra from this date.

  5. UCAS exhibitions

    These events are a great way for you to speak to university representatives from across the country, a little closer to home. Find out when Northumbria will be at a UCAS exhibition in a town near you.

  6. Summer open days

    Whether you're just starting your university research, or finalising your decisions, summer open days are a great opportunity to experience the vibe.

  7. Final deadline before Clearing

    Applications received by this deadline will be forwarded to universities and colleges as normal. After this point, applications are automatically entered into Clearing.

  8. Last day to add an Extra choice

    This is the final day applicants can add a further choice through Extra to their application.

  9. Clearing opens

    Clearing opens for eligible applicants.

  10. QUALIFICATIONS SCOTLAND results day

    Students in Scotland receive their QS results.

  11. JCQ LEVEL 3 results day

    Students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland receive Level 3 JCQ results, such as A-Levels, T-Levels, BTEC Nationals, and EPQs.

  12. GCSE results day

    Students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland receive Level 1 and 2 results, such as GCSEs.

Page last updated 15/09/26

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