How to apply for an undergraduate degree at Walbrook

Yes, you can include both BSc (Hons) Banking and Digital Finance and BSc (Hons) Finance, Investment and Risk among your five UCAS choices.

Each degree counts as a separate choice and has its own UCAS course code:

• Banking and Digital Finance: BDF1

• Finance, Investment and Risk: FIR1

You'll only need to complete one UCAS application and personal statement, which will be shared with all your chosen universities. If you're applying for different courses, make sure your personal statement reflects your interest in the subjects you've chosen.

Yes, most students apply through UCAS while they're still studying for their qualifications.

Your application will include your existing qualifications and those you're currently working towards. Your school or college will usually provide predicted grades and an academic reference to support your application.

If we make you a conditional offer, your place will depend on meeting the conditions we've set, usually through your final exam results.

Once your results are available, you can check your UCAS Hub to see whether your place has been confirmed. Some qualification results are sent to universities automatically through UCAS, while others may need to be provided separately.

If your application is successful, you may receive one of two types of offer:

• Conditional offer: you've been offered a place, provided you meet certain requirements. These are usually specific exam grades or UCAS tariff points. For example, you might need to achieve BBC in your A levels. Once you've met the conditions, your place can be confirmed.

• Unconditional offer: you've already met the academic entry requirements, so your place isn't dependent on achieving further grades. You may still need to provide documents or complete other requirements before enrolling.

When you receive your decisions from all your UCAS choices, you'll be able to select your firm choice – the university you'd most like to attend. If your firm offer is conditional, you can usually select an insurance choice as a backup in case you don't meet the conditions.

If you accept an unconditional offer as your firm choice, you won't be able to hold an insurance choice.

Make sure you read the details of each offer carefully and respond by the deadline shown in your UCAS Hub.

If your exam results are different from what you expected, you may still have options.

First, check your UCAS Hub to see whether your place has been confirmed. Even if you've narrowly missed the grades in your conditional offer, we may still be able to consider your application.

If your place hasn't been confirmed, contact our Admissions team to discuss your situation. We consider applications individually, although we can't guarantee a place if you haven't met your offer conditions.

If you aren't accepted by your firm choice, you may still be offered a place by your insurance choice, provided you meet its conditions.

If neither choice can offer you a place, you can explore available courses through UCAS Clearing.

Yes, if places are available on your chosen Walbrook undergraduate degree, we may be able to consider your application through UCAS Clearing.

Clearing is an alternative way to secure a degree place if you:

• Haven't received any offers or haven't met the conditions of your offers.

• Decide to apply to study later in the year.

• Change your mind about an offer you've already accepted and become eligible for Clearing.

Clearing for September 2027 entry opens on 2 July 2027.

You can search for available courses through UCAS. If you're interested in joining Walbrook, contact our Admissions team to discuss your qualifications and check whether we have places available.

If we're able to offer you a place through Clearing, we'll explain how to add your choice through your UCAS application.

International students can apply for our undergraduate degrees through UCAS, following the same general application process as UK students.

You'll need to meet the academic entry requirements for your chosen degree and provide evidence of your English language ability where required.

Our standard English language requirement is IELTS 6.0 overall, with at least 5.5 in each element, or an accepted equivalent qualification. Higher requirements apply to international applicants seeking direct entry into the second year.

Depending on your nationality and immigration status, you may also need a UK Student visa. If so, you'll need to meet the relevant visa requirements, including obtaining a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) once you're eligible.

We recommend applying early to allow enough time for your application, supporting documents, visa arrangements and travel to London.