How to Apply
We want your application journey to be as smooth as possible. Here you’ll find information on how to apply for your chosen course and learn about student finance. Please click here to view our Admissions Policy.
All applications should be made via UCAS.
When you fill in your application you will need our institution code: this is B42. The College does not have a campus code.
You will also need to add the relevant course code to your application: the course code for the FdSc Animal Behaviour & Welfare at BCA is D329
Apply via UCASWhen you fill in your application you will need our institution code; this is B42. The College does not have a campus code.
You will also need to add the relevant course code to your application, these appear in a drop down box during the application process.
The course code for the BSc (Hons) Top Up Animal Behaviour & Welfare at BCA is D330
Apply via UCASWhen you fill in your application you will need our institution code; this is B42. The College does not have a campus code.
You will also need to add the relevant course code to your application, these appear in a drop down box during the application process.
The course code for the FdSc Conservation and Ecology at BCA is C297.
Apply via UCASWhen you fill in your application you will need our institution code; this is B42. The College does not have a campus code. You will also need to add the relevant course code to your application, these appear in a drop down box during the application process.
The course code for the BSc (Hons) Veterinary Physiotherapy at BCA is 242W
Apply via UCASThis work-based learning course is delivered by BCA on behalf of the University of Reading. Your initial application should me made online via the BCA website and we are happy to consider applications until 1st September 2020 but we do, however, recommend application before this date.
What Happens Next?
On receipt of an application for a programme of study, the HE Registrar/Admissions Manager will liaise with the programme leader to arrange an interview date. Applicants are invited via email to attend an interview at the College.
Apply onlineYou may be able to borrow money to help pay for tuition fees and to help with your living costs.
Click here for information on the Tuition Fee Loan and the Maintenance Loan for living costs for new full-time students.
If you have a learning difficulty, health problem or disability it may be helpful for you to visit Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs) to find out if you are eligible.
Apply for Student Finance here.