How to Apply – Postgraduate - University of Chichester Skip to content Study Postgraduate How to Apply – Postgraduate How to Apply – Postgraduate Order a Prospectus Undergraduate From Adversity to University Applying How to Apply – Undergraduate Contextual Offers T Levels Interviews and Auditions Transfer to Chichester Fees and Finance – Undergraduate Tuition Fees – Undergraduate How to Pay Funding and Advice Subject Specific Funding Additional Costs How your fees are spent Student Contract CPD and Short Courses International International Pathways Study and Apply Pre-Sessional Programme How to Apply – International International Top Up Degrees Your Country Representatives Country Specific Entry Requirements Americas Australasia Central Asia East Asia Europe Middle East and Africa South Asia South East Asia United Kingdom English Language Requirements Fees and Finance – International Paying Your Fees International Loans International Scholarships Meet our International Students Visa and Immigration International Student Support Pre-Arrival Information International Orientation International Student Health Working While Studying International Academic & Language Support Accommodation Advice Study Abroad and Exchange Inbound Exchanges Module Guide Outbound Exchanges Funding and Support Things to Consider While Studying Abroad Work Abroad International Short Programme Unit (ISPU) Bilingual Education, CLIL and EMI Development of Teaching Competencies Personal Language Development ELT Methodology and Language Development School Attachment Experience School Leadership Training English Language Teaching for University and College Teachers Subject Content Teaching Postgraduate A Career in Teaching Postgraduate Interviews and Auditions How to Apply – Postgraduate Fees and Finance – Postgraduate Funding Options South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership Tuition Fees – Postgraduate Degree Apprenticeships Open Days and Campus Tours Webinars and Tasters Postgraduate Open Events Applicant Days Campus Tours Open Days Applying for Postgraduate Study Once you’ve chosen your programme or research area to study it’s time to apply. Once you’ve chosen your programme or research area to study it’s time to apply. Entry requirements vary depending on the course and are indicated on the course page of this prospectus and our website. Typically, an upper or lower second class honours degree in a related subject area is required. Some programmes may also require relevant experience. All admissions tutors are more than happy to meet you and have an informal discussion about the programme and your interests before you apply. You can contact the Admissions Team on admissions@chi.ac.uk or call 01243 816000 How to Apply Taught courses Expand For taught master’s programmes apply directly to the University, using our application form which you can find on each course page. You may be required to arrange for one or two references (depending on the course) to be supplied in support of your application – we will let you know after you have applied. PGCE Expand To apply for a PGCE, please submit your application through the government website Social Work Expand To apply for MA Social Work, you should submit your application through UCAS PhD and MPhil Research Degrees Expand Those wishing to pursue a research degree (MPhil/PhD) are advised to contact the Research Office at the University in the first instance at PGRSupport@chi.ac.uk. You can find more information on research courses and the pre-PhD research preparation programme on our PhD and MPhil Degrees page. When to Apply Ideally, you should apply before 1st July. Please be aware that course numbers are capped and some courses may be full before this date so applying earlier is advisable. Late applications should still be submitted in the same way, but the University reserves the right not to consider them for programmes that have sufficient applications. PGCE There is no recommended application date for PGCE programmes; however, once there are no vacancies left on a course it will be closed to new applications. Post Graduate Diploma (PGDip) Nursing Courses The courses cannot take new applications after the end of July (unless agreed by the programme lead). This allows for completion of the Recognition of Prior Learning Portfolio (submission for this is mid-October). Before applying for either of the PGDip Nursing courses, you are strongly recommended to either attend a post-graduate open evening or a university open day to discuss your background and suitability to join the course. If you are unable to attend one of these events then please contact the relevant programme lead who can arrange a meeting (virtual or on-site). Disclosure and Barring Service, Enhanced Disclosure and Occupational Health Checks Expand Successful applicants to courses which involve contact with children or vulnerable adults are required to obtain, at their own cost, a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Applicants for Professional and Statutory Body Regulated programmes such as Physiotherapy, Nursing or Teacher Training are also required to demonstrate ‘fitness to practise’ through an occupational health assessment. The University reserves the right to refuse admission and/or terminate the registration of any applicant or student whose DBS and/or occupational health check proves to be unsatisfactory. Any applicant with a relevant caution or conviction is strongly advised to discuss this with the Admissions Office. 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