Clearing 2026
Missed your grades, changed your mind, or applying late? Clearing gives you a route into Bloomsbury Institute London this September.
Call us: 020 7388 8877
You’ll need a minimum of 112 UCAS Tariff points. Not sure where you stand? Calculate your UCAS Tariff points.
Our UCAS code: L73
How to apply
Already applied through UCAS Clearing?
Haven’t applied through UCAS?
You’ll need to ask that institution to release your offer, or release yourself through UCAS Track, before we can consider you through Clearing.
What you’ll need to provide
Use this application form if you do not require a Student Visa in order to study in the UK.
International applications for our October 2026 intake are currently closed. For enquiries please contact deputycoo@bil.ac.uk.
Please note:
During the application, you will be asked to select your Fee Status, which helps us determine whether you require a Student Visa.
Register for an account and complete the application form to let us know which course you would like to study and your existing qualifications.
Verify your email address using the link sent to you
Start your application and provide your contact details.
Select your Fee Status:
Home – if you do not require a Student Visa
Overseas – if you do require a Student Visa
Not Sure – if you’re unsure, please contact:
International Student Recruitment Team – international@bil.ac.uk
Home Student Recruitment Team – sr@bil.ac.uk
Choosing the correct Fee Status is important, as it determines which application form you complete.
Apply for Student Finance as soon as you have submitted your application to avoid delays.
You will be offered a place if you meet the entry requirements, or, invited to an Admissions Assessment.
International applicants are issued a CAS or may take a Pre-CAS Interview in order to gain a Student visa.
Welcome to Bloomsbury Institute! Enrolment and Induction take place the week before your studies begin.
Our Admissions service considers you as a person and not just your qualifications. Our personalised approach will ensure barriers or challenges you may have faced in the past do not determine your future. Complete the form in full and ensure you keep an eye on your emails for updates and any further requests for information. We’re happy to support you through the application process, so get in touch if you are unsure. We look forward to welcoming you.
Fees and financial support
We look at every possible way we can support our students in our commitment to removing barriers.
Open Days
Come and meet us, we are a friendly, diverse bunch and you’ll find out so much more when you attend an open day.
Prospectus
Download a prospectus and browse through all our courses, this will help you to decide if we are right for you.
If you are a British or Irish Citizen, you do not need a Student Visa to study in the UK. Not everyone without British or Irish citizenship will need a Student Visa to study with us though, you are exempt from requiring a Student Visa if any of the following apply:
If any of the above applies to you, then you do not need to apply for a Student Visa to study in the UK and should complete this application form to study at Bloomsbury Institute.
Following recent measures introduced by the UK Government, Bloomsbury Institute is currently unable to progress applications that require a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the following countries: Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan.
This position reflects the current regulatory environment. We will review our approach should guidance from UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) change.
We understand this may be disappointing for affected applicants and encourage anyone with questions to contact our admissions team directly.
Students build up their hours on course, for example via Bloomsbury Law Clinic.
In the heart of London’s education quarter, with access to Birkbeck’s vast library and resources.
As soon as International students are enrolled on the pre-sessional programme or their degree course, they will have access to Student Circus, providing a wealth of vacancies, support, employability courses and resources.
The Student visa entitles students to work 20 hours per week, full-time during vacation, and on successful course completion they receive a further two-year Graduate visa.
We put a lot of effort into ensuring everyone that we interact with has a positive experience of Bloomsbury Institue. For that reason, we provide a transparent and clear complaints process.