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SubjectCourses
Nothing matches that.
Pick a subject to study in the UK and see which departments would take you, and what each one asks for.
- 138
- universities
- 14,475
- courses
Diverse educational opportunities presented
Numerous specializations and interdisciplinary fields are accessible for thorough academic development.
- Last checked
- 4 November 2026
A UK application is won on detail, not on luck
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What we read
We read departments, not prospectuses
Two departments with the same name can want completely different things from you.
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131 universities
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What we tell you
We name the ones that are out of reach
Your shortlist says which would take you, which are worth a try, and which are not going to happen.
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One point of contact
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What it is for
We would rather you graduate than apply
The point of a shortlist is not an offer, it is a degree you finish.
From your transcript to a visa
Our help with applying to study in the UK is free: universities pay us when a student enrols. That also means we have no reason to send you somewhere you do not belong.
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Start with a free check-
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10 minutes
Send us your grades
Your transcript and your English result, or the date you are sitting the test. That is enough to start.
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2 working days
Get an honest shortlist
We list the departments that would take you, the ones worth a try, and the ones that are out of reach. With the entry condition on each.
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Free
We file the application
We give consultaion about how to prepare the documents, write the covering letter and submit. You approve everything before it goes.
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3 to 6 weeks
CAS, visa, arrival
Once the offer is unconditional we build the visa file together and brief you on the bank statement, the interview and what to do on landing.
The courses students ask about most
Every card carries what the department charges and what it asks for. Tick any two and they line up side by side, row by row.
9 of 14,475 courses
See every course
Taught at 70 universities
Accounting and Finance
Taught at 70 universities
Accounting and Finance
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 5.5
Accounting
Taught at 9 universities
Accounting
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 6.0
Durham University
Accounting
Accounting (with Placement Year)
Taught at 2 universities
Accounting (with Placement Year)
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 6.0
Accounting and Finance with Foundation
Taught at 2 universities
Accounting and Finance with Foundation
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 6.0
Accounting and Finance with Placement Year
Taught at 4 universities
Accounting and Finance with Placement Year
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 6.5
Accounting and Finance with Study Abroad
Taught at 2 universities
Accounting and Finance with Study Abroad
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
Taught at 2 universities
“Philosophy, Politics & Economics”
Taught at 2 universities
“Philosophy, Politics & Economics”
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BA/BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 6.5
Accounting & Finance with Foundation Year
Taught at 15 universities
Accounting & Finance with Foundation Year
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Award
- BSc
- Study mode
- Full time
- IELTS
- 5.5
Start from the field you want to work in
Every field we place students in. Each one opens on the departments that teach it, the grades they ask for and what they charge.
12 of 170 subject areas, the ones with the most courses on them.
Where you would actually be living
From Aberdeen to Falmouth. Every mark is a city we listed a department in, drawn where it actually is and sized by the universities in it.
One university, up to 26 in London
70 cities across the United Kingdom
- England
- 106universities
- Scotland
- 14universities
- Wales
- 8universities
- Northern Ireland
- 2universities
- London 26 universities 16 courses
- Glasgow 4 universities 153 courses
- Birmingham 4 universities
- Edinburgh 4 universities
- Liverpool 3 universities 30 courses
- Leeds 3 universities 25 courses
- Coventry 3 universities
- Brighton 2 universities 94 courses
- Sheffield 2 universities 92 courses
- Aberdeen 2 universities 68 courses
London
- 16
- courses
- 26
- universities
- London School of Economics UK 3
- Imperial College London UK 5
- University College London UK 13
- Kings College London UK 16
- University of the Arts London UK 27
- Queen Mary University of London UK 40
and 20 more
See courses in LondonGlasgow
- 153
- courses
- 4
- universities
- University of Glasgow UK 29
- University of Strathclyde UK 39
- Glasgow Caledonian University UK 89
- Glasgow School of Art
Birmingham
- 4
- universities
- University of Birmingham UK 12
- Aston University UK 52
- Birmingham City University UK 95
- Newman University UK 127
Edinburgh
- 4
- universities
- University of Edinburgh UK 19
- Heriot-Watt University UK 31
- Edinburgh Napier University UK 81
- Scotlands Rural College
Liverpool
- 30
- courses
- 3
- universities
- University of Liverpool UK 22
- Liverpool John Moores University UK 76
- Liverpool Hope University UK 83
Leeds
- 25
- courses
- 3
- universities
- University of Leeds UK 18
- Leeds Beckett University UK 86
- Leeds Trinity University UK 125
Coventry
- 3
- universities
- University of Warwick UK 7
- Coventry University UK 57
- Arden University
Brighton
- 94
- courses
- 2
- universities
- University of Sussex UK 36
- University of Brighton UK 104
Sheffield
- 92
- courses
- 2
- universities
- University of Sheffield UK 13
- Sheffield Hallam University UK 81
Aberdeen
- 68
- courses
- 2
- universities
- University of Aberdeen UK 32
- Robert Gordon University UK 75
Cardiff
- 43
- courses
- 2
- universities
- Cardiff University UK 27
- Cardiff Metropolitan University UK 72
Belfast
- 2
- universities
- Queen's University, Belfast UK 23
- Ulster University UK 47
Bristol
- 2
- universities
- University of Bristol UK 17
- University of the West of England UK 74
Cambridge
- 2
- universities
- University of Cambridge UK 1
- Anglia Ruskin University UK 113
Canterbury
- 2
- universities
- University of Kent UK 62
- Canterbury ChristChurch University UK 92
Leicester
- 2
- universities
- University of Leicester UK 33
- De Montfort University UK 110
Lincoln
- 2
- universities
- University of Lincoln UK 50
- Bishop Grosseteste University UK 114
Manchester
- 2
- universities
- University of Manchester UK 24
- Manchester Metropolitan University UK 53
Newcastle
- 2
- universities
- Newcastle University UK 35
- Northumbria University UK 37
Nottingham
- 2
- universities
- University of Nottingham UK 26
- Nottingham Trent University UK 46
Oxford
- 2
- universities
- University of Oxford UK 2
- Oxford Brookes University UK 45
Reading
- 2
- universities
- University of Reading UK 43
- University College of Estate Management
Southampton
- 2
- universities
- University of Southampton UK 15
- Solent University UK 115
Swansea
- 2
- universities
- Swansea University UK 41
- University of Wales Trinity Saint David UK 98
Three years of your life happen somewhere real
Every course here is listed at a university with a name, in a city you can get a train to, starting on a date that is already set.
People who went through this
Same paperwork, same nerves, same questions about money and the visa.
I had five rejections before I came here. Nobody had told me my personal statement was written for the wrong kind of course. We rewrote it, changed two of my choices, and I had an offer in three weeks.
Eun K.
UK University
Every question got an answer the same day, including the ones I felt stupid asking. The visa file was the part I dreaded most and it took one afternoon because everything had already been checked twice.
Lucas F.
UK University
They talked me out of two courses I had my heart set on and explained exactly why I would struggle on them. It was not what I wanted to hear. A year in, I am glad they said it.
Elena P.
UK University
My average was just under what the department asked for and I had almost given up. They told me to apply anyway and explained how the transcript would actually be read. The offer came with one condition I could meet.
Zeynep O.
UK University
The diverse environment broadened my perspective on global markets. Group projects with people from all over the world taught me more than any textbook could and prepared me perfectly for graduation.
Marcus A.
UK University
The foundation year gave me the exact preparation I needed to build my portfolio. The tutors are working professionals and they give you honest feedback to help you grow creatively.
Mei L.
UK University
Moving away from home was daunting at first but the campus community is so welcoming. The studio spaces are inspiring and I love being surrounded by such rich historical architecture.
Liam O.
UK University
I chose this program because of its strong industry connections and state-of-the-art labs. The funding opportunities are excellent and my supervisors have been incredibly supportive throughout my doctoral journey.
Aisha P.
UK University
Applying optimization techniques to real-world datasets during my studies has been amazing. The faculty encourage deep analytical thinking and the campus resources are fantastic for conducting advanced research.
David C.
UK University
The questions we get every week
Not here? Ask an adviser and you will get an answer the same working day.
Ask a question01 What does your service cost?
Please contact us to confirm which services are available for your chosen university and whether any fees apply. Any charges will be explained before you proceed.
02 Can I apply before I have an IELTS result?
Yes, and most applicants do. Departments read the file and issue a conditional offer, then wait for the English result. Leave time between meeting the condition and the intake date, because the CAS and the visa both sit after it.
03 What grades do I need to study in the UK?
For postgraduate entry most departments ask for the equivalent of a UK 2:1, broadly a 3.00 out of 4.00. A 2:2 is accepted at a number of departments, more readily where you have relevant work behind you.
04 How much money do I need to show?
Tuition plus the Home Office living cost figure for the length of your course. The exact amount depends on the city and the department, and it has to sit in the account for 28 consecutive days.
05 How long does the whole thing take?
Two to six weeks for a decision once the file is complete, then the CAS, then three to six weeks for the visa. Starting a year before the intake is comfortable; six months is tight but workable.
06 Can I work while I study?
A student visa allows twenty hours a week during term time and full time in the holidays for degree level study. The exact permission is printed on your visa.
Send your transcript and we will tell you where you stand
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