Congratulations Offer Holders!
We’re excited to welcome you to our vibrant student community. In the meantime, find out more and explore the next steps in your journey.
Visit us - Your Offer Holder Experience Day
We will be hosting three campus events for Offer Holders in 2026, where you can delve deeper into your chosen subject, explore our campus and chat to current undergraduate students and staff.
Everything you need to know about these events including how to book and what to expect can be accessed via the link below.
Offer Holder Experience Days
Next Steps in your UCAS Journey
Once all of your offers have been added to UCAS, you’ll receive an email letting you know. You can then log into your UCAS Hub to review and respond to your offers. This is where you’ll choose your firm (first) and insurance (second) choices - so take time to consider your options carefully and make sure to reply by the deadlines shown in your UCAS Hub.
If you haven’t secured a university place by August 2026, you may still be able to apply to Newcastle University through Clearing.
If you choose to join us, we’ll get in touch around six weeks before your course starts with details on how to complete your provisional online registration. We’ll also send you instructions on how to access your Newcastle University email account.
Once you arrive, you’ll be invited to take part in The Big Welcome - our Students’ Union’s week of activities designed to help you settle in, meet people, and feel at home.
Explore your Subject Area
Now that you've received an offer, it's a great time to explore your chosen subject in more depth. Our undergraduate course pages provide detailed information about what you'll study, including core and optional modules, teaching and assessment methods, and the facilities available to you.
You’ll also find insights into the wider opportunities that may be available as part of your course - such as study abroad options, industry placements, or field trips. Take a look and start picturing what your academic journey at Newcastle could look like.
Course Pages
Discover Newcastle
Newcastle is a vibrant, student-friendly city that combines rich history with a lively cultural scene. From iconic landmarks and local markets to sports and entertainment, it offers plenty to create a strong sense of belonging. Compact and affordable, with easy transport links, everything you need - from parks to nightlife and the coast - is close by.
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Accommodation
Newcastle University offers 13 undergraduate accommodation sites, with half owned by the University and half managed through trusted partners. These are conveniently located either on campus, within a short walk, or in the city centre itself - giving you a range of locations close to your lectures and Newcastle’s vibrant city life.
All sites are easily accessible by foot or public transport, putting you near everything from historic landmarks and cultural attractions to shops, bars, and restaurants.
Our accommodation options vary in price and facilities, providing supportive communities where you can study, socialise, and relax.
Information about the application process will be shared with offer holders by December 2026.
Finance
UK students can apply for tuition fee and maintenance (living cost) loans through the relevant Student Finance body from February/March 2026 for Autumn 2026 entry. For clear guidance on eligibility and how to apply, visit our dedicated webpage here.
We also provide support with budgeting and financial planning to help you manage your money throughout your time at university. If you're experiencing financial difficulties, our Student Financial Support team is here to offer advice, emergency loans, and help with living costs.
In addition, we offer a range of scholarships, bursaries, and prizes to support your studies.
Health & Wellbeing Support
At Newcastle University, the Student Health & Wellbeing service is dedicated to supporting your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing throughout your studies. From free and confidential counselling and workshops to 24/7 access via apps like TalkCampus and iNCLude, there’s support available whenever you need it.
Whether you're adjusting to university life, facing academic stress, or navigating personal challenges, you’ll also have access to school-based Wellbeing Advisers who can help you access tailored resources or direct you to the right support.
