The offer of a place as a student at the University of Bedfordshire is made on the understanding that, in accepting it, you undertake that - if you subsequently enrol - you will agree to observe the Regulations of the University as outlined here.

Specific to full-time undergraduate courses

For full-time undergraduate courses, our offer will be communicated to you via UCAS. If you wish to accept our offer, you should do this via UCAS. For further information, visit ucas.com. UCAS will confirm the date by which you should accept your choices.

• If you accept our offer (firm or insurance), any conditions attached to your offer must be met by 31 August in the academic year of your application. Places may not be held after this date.
• If you accept our offer as your firm choice and meet the full conditions by 31 August in the academic year of your application, your place is guaranteed.
• If you accept our offer as your insurance choice but are accepted by your firm choice following the receipt of exam results, you will be committed to your firm choice university and may not choose to come to the University of Bedfordshire instead.
• If you accept our offer as your insurance choice, meet the full conditions of our offer and are rejected by your firm choice university, your place at the University of Bedfordshire is guaranteed.

By accepting our offer (firm or insurance), you are indicating that you understand the conditions of the offer made to you and undertake responsibility for meeting these conditions. If there is any part of the offer that you do not understand or do not know how to fulfil, you are advised to contact the Admissions Office as soon as possible at admission@beds.ac.uk

General terms and conditions

The University and bodies such as the Department for Education, Nursing and Midwifery Council, and Health and Care Professions Council require applicants for certain programmes to provide information regarding their physical health. Applicants may also be required to undergo an occupational health check and to provide evidence of immunisation against certain diseases. Applicants will be notified in their offer if this is a requirement of the course for which they have been offered a place. See Fitness to Practise Policy and Procedure for more information

In accordance with the University regulations, the University reserves the right to withdraw an offer of a place or terminate enrolment if it discovers subsequently that a candidate has given false information in their application or has omitted to declare information requested or has attempted to tamper with the original offer letter or email.

If the courses described in the University prospectus are not provided, the University will take such steps as are available to it to minimise the effect of any alteration or withdrawal of a course. Such steps may include alterations to the delivery of teaching or assessment, the offer of a place on an alternative course, or the offer of transfer to another course at the University or elsewhere, which you may decline.

You will be entitled to decline to accept the changes to the programme and withdraw but not to receive a refund for those parts of the programme that you have completed, whether or not you have passed any assessment.

The following are the further terms and conditions of the offer which form the contract between you and the University.