Undergraduate Offer Holders

• Submit an occupational health questionnaire. (Not applicable for the Biomedical Science BSc/MSci and Clinical Pharmacology BSc.)

• Submit a DBS check. (Not applicable for the Biomedical Science BSc/MSci and Clinical Pharmacology BSc.)

• Review the technology requirements we suggest you have before starting your course. 

• Please note, before the start of term, we will be updating this webpage with more information about how we will verify your qualifications. We will contact you by email when this information is ready.

Do you require a visa to study?

• If you will require a visa to study in the UK, visit our Visa and Immigration Support pages where we have detailed information on the visa process.

Are you currently sheilding due to Covid-19?

• If you are shielding due to Covid-19, please contact our Disability Advisor as soon as possible so we can work with you to ensure you can thrive on your course.

We appreciate that the time between receiving your offer and having your place confirmed can feel like a lifetime, so we have put together a timeline so you can track your progress and understand your next steps.

Date	Activity
From now	Apply for accommodation if you would like to live in our Halls of Residence next year. We have guaranteed accommodation for undergraduate firm offer holder who apply before 1 July 2020.
31 July 2020	Your fitness to practise requirements, DBS check and occupational health questionnaire must be submitted by 31 July 2020. See the links under the offer holder checklist and be aware that the process for each requirement varies. This is not needed for Biomedical Science BSc/MSci or Clinical Pharmacology BSc offer holders.
13 August 2020	A Level results day and 2020 places confirmed. Places can only be confirmed if we have received evidence of all your qualifications. All qualifications must be received by 31 August at the latest to be considered for this year of entry.
Late August to early September	You will receive an enrolment pack which includes the following: a link to begin your enrolment online a timetable for your first week information about induction. Once you have enrolled, you will be able to apply for an Oyster card and a Council Tax letter.
Late August to late September	Enrolment and the academic year begins. Classes for Paramedic Science BSc and Graduate Entry Medicine MBBS start earlier so students enrol in August. All other courses enrol in September.

 

If you suffer, or have suffered, from a serious illness (physical or psychological) or have a disability, or have been required to shield due to Covid-19, please let us know. St George’s is committed to supporting our students and will explore all reasonable adjustments to support you to thrive on your course.

Please contact our Disability Advisor as soon as possible with details to help us establish whether your health history or disability is likely to affect your ability to study or practise. This will also give us sufficient time to carry out a detailed assessment, obtain reports and organise additional expert assessments if required.

Most of our courses include elements of teaching for which you be required to attend the University site and attendance at these sessions will be essential to enable you to engage with the course and undertake assessments.

You will be required to undertake a personal risk assessment before you can attend any placement (or undertake certain other activities such as those which include the practice of clinical skills or require the use of PPE) which is part of your course. Where a health concern arises every effort will be made to identify alternative placements arrangements, but your health and safety will be the first priority, and alternative arrangements may not be possible, which may have implications for your study. If you are clinically vulnerable or have been shielding we strongly encourage you to contact the Disability Advisor now to undertake an assessment.