Newcastle Partners Programme (Y13): Application is as easy as 1,2,3...

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Newcastle Partners Programme

Newcastle Partners is a great way to prepare for university life, whether you are considering Newcastle or not, and on completion will lead to a revised (lower) offer. 

Making an application is easy:

Step one

Check the PARTNERS Programme eligibility criteria and/or contact us.

Step two

Complete a UCAS form adding the letter 'P' in the 'Further Details' section next to the PARTNERS degree programme(s).

Newcastle will not be able to process your PARTNERS application until your UCAS application is fully complete as we need your predicated grades, submitted by your teacher/tutor, to be able to fully assess your eligibility. Therefore, don't submit your PARTNERS application form until you are at the stage to also submit your UCAS form to UCAS.

The 'P' enables admissions staff to identify PARTNERS applicants. You can apply for up to five courses at Newcastle University through the PARTNERS programme.

Step three

Read the relevant guidelines for making an application to the PARTNERS Programme
While completing the application form, you must select the most relevant member of staff in college to verify your details. In most cases this will be your progress tutor.
To complete the PARTNERS Programme Online Application you must ensure that you have your UCAS number to hand as you will need to enter this into the form.  
Deadlines for 2019 entry are: 15 October 2018 for Medicine and Dentistry applications, and 15 January 2019 for all other applications.

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