University Clearing 2024

Clearing 2024 is now open for anyone with all of their results. Explore University of Sussex Clearing vacancies, check entry requirements and apply below.

Clearing for A-level students opens on 15 August 2024.

How to apply

• Check your clearing status in UCAS Hub
• Explore our Clearing places for UK students or international students
• Apply for the course you're interested in online
• If we make you an offer, you can accept it using UCAS Hub
• We will send you details of how to apply for accommodation once your offer has been confirmed.

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Clearing updates

Sign up for our Clearing updates and be the first to know when we publish our A-level requirements ahead of results day on 15 August.

Sign up for Clearing updates

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Key dates for Clearing 2024

Clearing 2024 through UCAS opens on 5 July, but you can apply to Sussex through Clearing from 1 July. See the key dates to look out for:

• International Baccalaureate requirements: These will be published on our Clearing course listings on Monday 1 of July.
• International Baccalaureate results: These will be issued at 2pm UK time on Friday 5 July 2024.
• BTEC and other vocational courses: You can apply in Clearing as soon as you have all your results.
• A-level results: These will be issued on Thursday 15 August 2024. We will publish our A-level requirements for Clearing in advance. Sign up for our Clearing updates to be the first to hear when.
• For any other European and international qualifications: you can apply in Clearing as soon as you have all your results. 

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Accommodation at Sussex

We have plenty of accommodation places available for applicants in Clearing.

Explore our housing options and see what could become your home away from home.

Once we have your results, you accept your Clearing offer and are placed at Sussex, you will receive a link to apply for accommodation and will be allocated a room.

We will provide relevant updates regarding university-managed accommodation on these pages.

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Help and guidance

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Hear from students who came through Clearing

If plans for applying to your chosen university change, don't panic. Read some of our students' stories about how they found the Clearing experience and how they secured a place at Sussex.

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Uni checklist: How to choose a university

Before you choose a university, check it has everything a university should have: 

1. Was it founded in the year of progress?

   We were founded in 1961 when humanity went to space and hatchbacks were on the streets. 
   
   Find out more about us.

2. Is it nine minutes from Brighton?

   We're located just nine minutes from Brighton & Hove and zero minutes from the South Downs National Park.
   
   Discover more about our location.

3. Does it have iconic architecture?

   Our students have posed next to our concrete University of Sussex sign for decades.
   
   Our 60-year-old architecture remains as beautiful as it did on day one - and some of our buildings are Grade I listed. 
   
   We also have our very own arts centre named after our former Chancellor Lord Richard Attenborough.
   
   Read more about our architecture.

4. Is it working with robots to create future technologies?

   Our Future Technologies Lab is teaching future workers about robotics and other developing technologies. 
   
   Explore our research.

5. Does its students stand up for what they believe in?

   Studying at Sussex is about more than just the classroom – you'll be encouraged to push yourself, explore new ideas and stand up for what you believe in. Our staff have also included three nobel prize winners. 
   
   Read about our inspiring community.

6. Does it have an ever growing list of societies?

   Our Students' Union has more than 200 societies and sport clubs for you to choose from. 
   
   Find out more about our Students' Union.

Find out more about choosing a university and a course.

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