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A-levels by Degree · 2027 entry

Which A-levels do you need for Education? Requirements at 25 UK universities

Of the 51 Education degree courses at 25 UK universities (2027 entry), no A-level is required by more than one in ten of them (the most-required is Art and Design, at 1); 46 accept any subjects; the most common standard offer is ABB (23 courses).

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Courses
51
Universities
25
Most common standard offers
ABB (23), BBB (16) and AAB (5)
Admissions tests
None of these courses asks for one
Data
2027 entry · official course pages, verified October 2026

Subject demandacross 51 courses

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  1. English Literatureoptional 2 · recommended 2
  2. English Languageoptional 2 · recommended 2
  3. Art and Designrequired 1
  4. Musicrequired 1
  5. Economicsoptional 1 · recommended 2
  6. Sociologyoptional 1 · recommended 2
  7. Historyoptional 1 · recommended 2
  8. Psychologyrecommended 3
  9. Classicsoptional 1 · recommended 1
  10. Politicsrecommended 2

The safest three subjects

46 of these 51 courses accept any subjects, so any three A-levels keep them open; the other 5 each have their own subject requirements, listed in the table below. Universities recommend English Literature, English Language and Economics.

Course by course51 courses

Also consider: joint degrees with Education as the second subject12 courses

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FAQ
Are any A-levels required for Education?

Rarely. Of the 51 Education courses at 25 UK universities, the most-required subject, Art and Design, is required by only 1 (2%); 46 accept any subjects.

What is the typical A-level offer for Education?

The most common standard offers across the 51 Education courses are ABB (23), BBB (16) and AAB (5); check each course page for the exact requirement.

Which three A-levels are safest for Education?

46 of these 51 courses accept any subjects, so any three A-levels keep them open; the other 5 each have their own subject requirements, listed in the table below. Universities recommend English Literature, English Language and Economics.