You’ll find specific details alongside individual course details. Generally, however:
- for a taught master's, you'll need a qualification that’s comparable to a UK undergraduate degree, normally to 2:1 standard or above. Also, you’ll need to demonstrate enthusiasm, skill and knowledge of your discipline (and possibly relevant work experience), particularly if your first degree is in another topic
- for a PhD or a master's in research (MRes), entry requirements can be higher. You may be turned down if your first degree is not in a relevant area, and you may also need a master’s degree to study at doctorate (PhD) level
- you may need to pass an entrance test for some types of course, for example the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) for the MBA
- if you want to be a PhD student, you usually need to create a research proposal
If you’re still not sure whether you meet the entry requirements, contact the course provider to check.