Understand the BASc application process
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Yes. We have a Student sponsorship licence which means we're able to welcome international students onto the course, provided that your visa application is approved by the UK Home Office. You can find out more about this in our International Student Guide.

We don't have set grade requirements, because we know every individual comes from a different background. The primary qualifications we look for are Level 3 qualifications such as A Levels, the International Baccalaureate or Level 3 Diplomas, but what matters most is your potential, not just your grades. Beyond qualifications, we look at your full profile including your CV, other learning experiences, and your performance at our Selection Day. For a full list of accepted qualifications or to check if yours is accepted, get in touch at admissions@lis.ac.uk or visit our admissions page.

We do things differently at LIS. Rather than relying solely on grades or personal statements, we prioritise your interdisciplinary potential and the unique qualities you bring. All eligible applicants are invited to a Selection Day, our take on interviews, which consists of two parts: one where we get to know you, and one where we get to know how you think. It's a chance to meet the team, explore real-world problems with our faculty and tell us about your passions and motivations. You can apply via UCAS or directly via our website. Visit our admissions page to find out more.

You can apply via UCAS or directly through our website. We operate a rolling admissions process, so we accept applications past the January UCAS deadline, though we encourage you to apply as early as possible. The deadline for students requiring a Sponsored Student Visa is 30th June; for all other students the end of August.