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Admissions policies

Our admissions policies set out how applications are assessed and what to expect if you apply to study at the University of Hertfordshire. They are designed to be clear, fair and transparent, so you can make informed decisions before accepting an offer.

The policies outline the principles that guide our decisions, your responsibilities as an applicant, and the information you’ll receive in your offer package. These policies also cover registration declarations, student protection plans and other key documents that apply before and during your studies. We encourage you to read this information carefully so you understand your rights, responsibilities and options before committing to join us. 

Undergraduate and postgraduate admissions policies

Understand how applications are assessed, how offers are made, and the policies that apply to undergraduate and postgraduate study at Herts.

Registration declarations

Access the terms and conditions you’ll be asked to agree to when registering as a student, including your rights, responsibilities, and what is expected of you while you are studying with us.

Student protection plans

Find out how the University safeguards your interests if unexpected changes affect your course, helping to ensure continuity and support throughout your studies. 

Key facts documents

View essential course information, including fees, duration, learning outcomes and assessment methods, to help you make informed decisions before accepting an offer.

Codes of practice

Explore the codes and standards that guide how the University operates, ensuring fairness, transparency and consistency across admissions and student experience. 

More information

Access additional guidance on important admissions related topics, including disclosures, transparency, complaints processes and fees. These pages provide clear information to help you understand your options, rights and responsibilities before and during your application.