We are doing everything we can to limit any impact recent events may have on applicants to study at the University of Wolverhampton.

Our Admissions teams are working hard to process all applications and provide decisions as soon as possible. Please acknowledge that the speed of our decision making may be slightly slower than normal, as we balance the wellbeing and support of our staff, with the level of applications and enquiries we typically receive at this time of the year.

If any of these details change, we will communicate directly with all relevant applicants and stakeholders.

Yes we are taking applications as normal. Please see further information and advice on applying to the university here: https://www.wlv.ac.uk/apply/how-to-apply/.

If you are a current applicant at the University of Wolverhampton, and you have a specific query regarding your application, the best way to contact us is through the e:Vision Helpdesk. Similarly, if you are an enrolled student, please log any queries via the e:Vision Helpdesk.

A key benefit to using the Helpdesk is that it's very easy to track, update and have a record of your query and our responses.

The e:Vision helpdesk is located here.

Alternatively, you can give our admissions team a call on 01902 323 505

If you have an enquiry or are yet to make an application to us, the best method to contact us is via the Online Enquiry Form.  You can ask a question, register your interest in one of our courses and also find out about our upcoming Open Day events.

If you have a more general enquiry you may also wish to ask a question using the University’s online chat service, by clicking the ‘ASK’ button at the bottom right hand corner of some of our web pages. You may also wish to contact us, using our social media channels:

Twitter: @wlv_uni

Instagram: wlvuni

Facebook: universityofwolverhampton

Youtube: University of Wolverhampton

You can also contact us by telephone on:  01902 321 000

We are receiving a high volume of enquiries into the University. Many of our services are running with reduced teams and we may take slightly longer than normal to respond. We will be in touch as soon as we can.

All interviews will be undertaken via online platforms or telephone and applicants will receive information prior to their interview. These interviews will still take place on the date and times previously allocated. If any of these details change, applicants will be notified directly by the faculty.

Applicants who have applied for a course that is subject to audition or portfolio will be advised of the process for fulfilling this requirement by the faculty.

Most of our current events are taking place virtually. We have a range of different events for you to engage with.  Details of how to book on can be found here. We also have a wide range of virtual events on offer and virtual tours where you can explore our different campuses.

We’re delivering a number of online sessions and workshops to support students in finding out more about university courses, university life, as well as the opportunity to speak to current students about their experiences.

We acknowledge that recent events will make it harder for students to engage with universities and prepare for life at university and we’re here to help.

We’ll regularly update our available events on our virtual events page.

Our team is here to help. We’re currently working hard to produce online, digital versions of our materials, workshops and support presentations for you to share with your learners.

We’re also here for one to one conversations through our Unibuddy staff profiles, as are our student ambassadors.

We appreciate that this is a challenging time for teachers and advisors at our schools and colleges, so please do contact us directly at schoolsandcolleges@wlv.ac.uk if you need any further support or would like to be added to our newsletter.

Yes, we offer a range of different courses which have intakes between January and April. More information and details of how to register your interest can be found here

Please find the most up to date information on our approach to teaching and learning here

Ofqual and DfE ran a consultation on the arrangements for awarding grades including the impact on private candidates. More information and results from this consultation when available will be released here

A-Level and GCSE exams have been cancelled and the DfE and Ofqual ran a consultation in January on this. More information and results from this consultation when available will be released here

Yes, you should apply for your student finance as soon as possible. For most students this can be done online at https://www.gov.uk/student-finance.

Even if you are unsure which course you will be taking, it is important that you still apply now, just enter your first choice and you can update the application later if required.

We are doing everything we can to limit any impact recent events may have on applicants to study at the University of Wolverhampton.

Our Admissions teams are working hard to process all applications and provide decisions as soon as possible. Please acknowledge that the speed of our decision making may be slightly slower than normal, as we balance the wellbeing and support of our staff, with the level of applications and enquiries we typically receive at this time of the year.

If any of these details change, we will communicate directly with all relevant applicants and stakeholders.

Yes we are taking applications as normal. Please see further information and advice on applying to the university here: https://www.wlv.ac.uk/apply/how-to-apply/

If you are a current applicant at the University of Wolverhampton, and you have a specific query regarding your application, the best way to contact us is through the e:Vision Helpdesk. Similarly, if you are an enrolled student, please log any queries via the e:Vision Helpdesk.

A key benefit to using the Helpdesk is that it's very easy to track, update and have a record of your query and our responses.

The e:Vision helpdesk is located here.

Alternatively, you can give our admissions team a call on 01902 323 505

If you have an enquiry or are yet to make an application to us, the best method to contact us is via the Online Enquiry Form.  You can ask a question, register your interest in one of our courses and also find out about our upcoming Open Day events.

If you have a more general enquiry you may also wish to ask a question using the University’s online chat service, by clicking the ‘ASK’ button at the bottom right hand corner of some of our web pages. You may also wish to contact us, using our social media channels:

Twitter: @wlv_uni

Instagram: wlvuni

Facebook: universityofwolverhampton

Youtube: University of Wolverhampton

You can also contact us by telephone on:  01902 321 000

We are receiving a high volume of enquiries into the University. Many of our services are running with reduced teams and we may take slightly longer than normal to respond. We will be in touch as soon as we can.

We are closely monitoring the situation around university study and will be doing everything we can to support students and limit the impact on their continuation to postgraduate study at the University.

We will continue to update this information as more becomes available, and contact applicants directly where relevant.

All interviews will be undertaken via online platforms or telephone and applicants will receive information prior to their interview. These interviews will still take place on the date and times previously allocated. If any of these details change, applicants will be notified directly by the faculty.

Applicants who have applied for a course that is subject to audition or portfolio will be advised of the process for fulfilling this requirement by the faculty.

Most of our current events are taking place virtually. We have a range of different events for you to engage with. Our next open event is taking place on 18 March, more information and details of how to book on can be found here. We also have a wide range of virtual events on offer and a number of virtual tours of our main campuses.

We’re delivering a number of online sessions and workshops to support students in finding out more about university courses, university life, as well as the opportunity to speak to current students about their experiences.

We acknowledge that recent events will make it harder for students to engage with universities and prepare for life at university and we’re here to help.

We’ll regularly update our available events on our virtual events page.

Yes, we offer a wide range of different courses which have intakes between January and April. More information and details of how to register your interest can be found here

We are currently in Phase 3 along our Road to Reopening @WLV (details here), which means we are welcoming students back to campus in a managed way.

The safety of students and staff is our top priority, and you will see social distancing measures in place on campus as well as hand sanitiser units throughout our buildings. As we continue along our road to reopening, we will continue to review these in line with national guidance. Alongside these precautions, we have developed an innovative mixture of face-to-face and digital learning to ensure you can start your studies with us and you are not delayed in any way.

 Please find further information here

We have an entire FAQ section around teaching and learning which can be found here. This will cover online learning, blended learning, resources available, digital tools and much more. 

The University has received a large increase in international applications for the 2020 cycle and we are working through these as quick as we can. We are still operating business as usual where possible in terms of application processing however due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation it is understandable there may be some delays. Please bear with us during this time and you should receive an update to your application shortly.

We will be delivering teaching for the new Academic Year in September. If you are unable to join us at the University of Wolverhampton in September due to COVID 19 restrictions we would encourage you to consider deferring your studies to start in January 2021 or September 2021.

If you do decide not to study with us, we will be happy to return your deposit. Please send an email to internationaladmissions@wlv.ac.uk including your name, student ID number, course you have applied for and state if you would like to defer your offer or request a refund of your deposit. 

Take a look at our ‘Road to Reopening’ Map which gives more details of our approach to social distancing and our innovative mixture of on-site and online delivery to ensure you can commence your studies with us in September.

Please do review and keep up to date with your own country’s guidelines.  Further information can also be obtained at:

• Public Health England – latest information and advice from the UK government
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office – foreign travel advice
• World Health Organization – information and guidance from WHO
• Home Office – immigration guidance

Our postgardaute courses will be starting on Monday 26th October

If you have received CAS from the university and you have yet to start your enrolment process.

It is important that you start your enrolment as soon as possible so you can start your studies

1. To start your enrolment you need to going to e-vision  .
2. You can start your enrolment and start attending classes even if you are still in your home country
3. To start attending classes and lectures you need to go CANVAS the Virtual Learning Environment – you can view your timetable here too 
4. To get your log in details you need to go E-Vision. Enter your student number, Surname and your date of birth. If you do not receive an email with your password please email evisionsupport@wlv.ac.uk and we will reset your email address.

Not enrolling can affect your studies and your CAS may be withdrawn

On 8 June 2020, the UK government implemented a policy of self-isolation for anyone arriving in the UK. The aim is to help manage the risks to public health from coronavirus (Covid-19). 

We recommend that you refer to the UK Government Guidelines before you travel.  Currently, students arriving in the UK are required to self-isolate for a period of 14 days unless they are travelling from a country which is listed in Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel corridors (for England).

We recommend that you refer to the UK Government Guidelines.

Please note the following key Information and guidance regarding Self-isolation for new arrivals in the UK as per the government’s advice. The general principles are that:

• it applies to all arrivals to the UK from countries that are not on the exempt lists
• all students arriving in to the UK, regardless of nationality or the country of origin, MUST complete a Passenger Locator Form before travelling to the UK, listing the address of the nominated place of self-isolation. 
• all students required to self-isolate when they arrive in the UK will need to give details of the accommodation in which they plan to self-isolate, so please be sure to have these details arranged when you complete the form.
• individuals must bring a copy of the Passenger Locator Form with them (either printed or electronic), and they should travel directly to their isolation accommodation.  
• anyone required to self-isolate should not leave their identified accommodation for any reason until the self-isolation period (currently 14 days) is complete
• compliance with the self-isolation is a personal responsibility – and failure to comply with the requirements is an offence and can result into a fine, payable by the individual

Once you have completed 14 days self isolation, you can collect your  BRP from the post office. You can then add this to the UKVI section and complete enrolment.

Please note if you are waiting to upload your BRP, you can still access CANVAS and start your lessons.

On E-vison there is a tab to request a bank letters, this can only be done once you fully enrolled. The letter will be sent to your term address.

Download myWLV– myWLV is where you will find your personalised timetable. It also offers you information about assessment deadlines, email, VLE topic subscriptions, and links to key resources. 

Once you have enrolled and registered for your modules this year, you will be able to view your WLV Welcome Topic in Canvas.  This includes useful information to get you started with your University life, from how your teaching and learning works (particularly in the current climate), IT and library facilities, support for your health and wellbeing and everything the Students' Union has to offer. 

Please note if you are waiting to upload your BRP, you can still access CANVAS and start your lessons.